Flyers Rally To Clip Western Reserve 34 12
St Paul uses a polished running attack to crush Western Reserve 34 12 and extend its win streak to 15. Key plays include John Paul Kacmarsky’s 125 rushing yards and Tim Parcher’s late TD for Western’s defense, with Steve Jaworski and Soisson also contributing strong ground gains. Western’s McGuckin sparked a 71 yard kickoff return, but St. Paul pulled away in the final period. The Flyers host New London next at Whitney Field.
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Steelers Raiders Renew Rivalry Amid Biggame Hype
The Steelers and Raiders renew a storied NFL feud as the league’s hottest matchup. Both teams boast long winning streaks and high stakes, with Madden set to field the same 22 players from the Super Bowl era. key notes include injuries to Robin Cole and lineup changes, plus a slate of Sunday games and a note from Giants fans about a Cowboys ticket office taunt.
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Monroeville Eagles blank Mapleton in Firelands opener
Monroeville rolled to a 34-0 victory over Mapleton as Jeff Jones scored three rushing touchdowns four 10 yards and Mick Hofacker caught a 55 yard TD pass from Steve Hofacker in the second quarter. Joe Hamilton sealed the win with an 80 yard run after a fumble recovery.
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Shelby Tops Bucyrus 20-6 In N OL Opener
Shelby Armstrong ran 15 11 and 18 yards for scores and Mike Hartz added two extra points as Shelby beat Bucyrus 20-6 in the Northern Ohio League opener. Shelby totaled 354 rushing yards while Bucyrus managed 62 on the ground and 77 passing. Denny Enders caught a 24 yard TD pass from Joe Teynor for Bucyrus in the second quarter, but Shelby pulled away with two fourth quarter touchdowns.
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Kings Set Intra Squad Lineup For First Preseason
Los Angeles Kings will determine starting positions for their first preseason game at an intra-squad match Saturday at Culver City Ice Rink in California.
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Foster Hits 50th Homered as Reds Beat Braves
George Foster slugged his 50th homer and a triple to power Cincinnati past Atlanta 5 1 in Friday night action. With seven games left, Foster eyed Hack Wilson's NL single season record of 56 while staying relaxed and swinging hard.
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Galion Holds Off Bellevue In Narrow Season Opener
Galion Tigers survive Bellevue upset bid 20 19 as Duke Haynes mounts a three rushing TD effort for Bellevue. Galion answers with two TDs in the second period and another in the third with John Tydigan, Chuck Goodman and Jeff Kirk contributing scores. Kirk Beach adds a late five yard touchdown run for Galion.
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Rams Clinch Narrow Victory Over Tiffin Columbian 7 0
Upper Sandusky edge Tiffin Columbian 7 0 on a late 27 yard run by Jeff Warner with 4 51 left. Calmes added the extra point as Upper Sandusky totaled 279 yards to Columbian’s 65 in Northern Ohio League football action.
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