Flyers Rally Past Lakers 25-6 Behind Hohler TD Trio
St Paul’s Chuck Hohler connected on only five passes but three went for touchdowns in a 25 6 win over Lakeside at Whitney Field. Hohler hit Mike Pusateri for 54 44 and 26 yard scores as Tom Bellamy added a 7 0 lead and Danny Missler scampered 54 yards later. The Flyers dominated on defense holding Lakeside to 32 rushing yards and three first downs.
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Chuck Hohler
Lakeside High School
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Bill Hubans
Chuck
Pusateri
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Mark Spaar
Lucas
Hubans
Tom Bellamy
Flyer
Danny Missler
Doug Coletta
Laker
Missler
Dick Thorbahn
Chuck Hallier
Hal Wahlers
Bob Meterko
Wahlers
Wonder Bar Wins Central Division in City Slo-Pitch Title
Wonder Bar rose from the losers bracket to defeat Hartland Speed One twice 17-10 and 18-11 at McGuan Park in a rain-shortened City Slo-Pitch weekend. Bennett Electric No 2 beat Hartland Independents 15-14 in nine innings. Norwalk Merchants won by forfeit over Monroeville Merchants 7-0.
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Bennett Electric No. 2
Hartland Independents
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Monroeville Merchants
Baseball Results From A Busy Day Of Games In The AL and NL
Major league box scores show New York and Boston winning late in the American League while Cleveland and Milwaukee split, and in the National League Pittsburgh Chicago New York and St Louis posted wins. The busy schedule includes homers by Alou Bell Nettles Aaron and Kingman with several pitchers credited with decisions. HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL Advertise It Here. Call 662-4241
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Alou
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Taylor
Linzy
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LaRoche
Granger
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Fahey
Hunter
Tenace
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Cincinnati
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Johnson
Miller
Giusti
Hernandez
Cleveland
Segui
Simmons
Lpmiller
San Fran
Bryant
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Rader
Freeman
Hardin
House
Didier
Lp-Moffitt
Aaron
Kingman
Caldwell
Schaeffer
S. Simpson
Corrales
W. Simpson
Borbon
Hall
Carroll
Sprague
LP Sprague
Colbert
Lee
McRae
McAndrew
Sadecki
McGraw
Dyer
Hands
Reuschel
Aker
Handley
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Mikkelsen
Perranoski
Richert
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Dierker
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Milwaukee
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Minnesota
Kansas City
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Baltimore Dobson
McGlothen
Panthers Dominate Western Reserve in 26-6 Victory
ST. MARY'S Panthers overwhelmed Western Reserve 26-6 as Dave Kaman ran 20 times for 172 yards and three touchdowns. Kaman scored on a 3 yard rush early and added a 5 yard TD in the second and a 4 yard TD in the fourth, with a 51 yard setup in the third.
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Western Reserve
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Panthers
Ed Widman
Western
Greg Davis
Tim Roth
Davis
Rider
Ken Carey
Dolphins Dominate Chiefs In Season Opener Rematch
Miami Dolphins defeated Kansas City 20 to 10 on opening day as Bob Griese connected with Marlin Briscoe for a 14 yard touchdown and Garo Yepremian added a 47 yard field goal. Larry Csonka scored on a near end of half drive after a Jake Scott interception. Len Dawson later connected with Willie Frazier for KC’s lone TD.
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Marlin Briscoe
Garo Yepremian
Larry Csonka
Jake Scott
Yepremian
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Jan Stenerud
Len Dawson
Willie Frazier
Rookie Kicker Chester Marcol Leads Packers Past Browns
Green Bay rookie Chester Marcol kicked four field goals in a 26 10 win over Cleveland. He also had two misses and a blocked attempt that Cleveland returned for a touchdown. Browns coach Nick Skorich blamed the offense while Packers QB Scott Hunter connected twice with TE Rich George for two touchdowns. Cincinnati Reds reliever Steve Blaterick was traded to the Yankees for a player to be named later.
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Don Cockroft
Scott Hunter
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Cincinnati
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