Sox and Yanks Duel To Finish In Tight AL East Race
Yankees lead the AL East by one game with two left as Boston wins 11-0 over Toronto and the Yankees rally past Cleveland 3-1. Rich Gossage saved his 26th, Thurman Munson and Reggie Jackson drove in runs, while Fred Lynn fueled the Red Sox with five RBIs in a 16-hit attack.
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Eagles Stay Unbeaten as Monroeville Beats Mapleton 36 22
Monroeville Eagles remain undefeated with a 36 22 win over Mapleton. Dave Hamilton rushed 59 yards for the clinching touchdown as Monroeville stays tied for first in the Firelands Conference with New London at 2 0 in league play and 4 0 overall.
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Shelby Whippets crush Bucyrus 32 8 in league clash
Shelby Whippets, defending Northern Ohio League champions, crushed Bucyrus 32 8 to stay tied with Galion for the league lead. John Armstrong started the scoring with a 48 yard run, followed by a second quarter score and a later 39 second third quarter burst. Matt Baldy and Pat Rose added scores, and Brad Suter returned a Bucyrus interception 36 yards for a fourth quarter TD. Shelby next hosts Tiffin Columbian.
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Late Rally Keeps Galion Undefeated
Galion Tigers remain undefeated in the Northern Ohio League after a 8-7 comeback win over Bellevue. Duke Haynes opened Bellevue’s lead with a 3 yard run at 1:50 of the first quarter, Roger Joseph added the extra point, then Galion’s John Tychan scored from three yards in the fourth, followed by a conversion run to clinch the victory as Galion moved to 2-0 in league play and 5-0 overall, set to host Willard next.
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Scores From Tonight's Ohio High School Football Games
A sweep of results shows Fairbanks 29 over Waynesfield Goshen 14, Fairborn 7 over Tecumseh 0, Fairfield Union 7 over Millersport 0, and many other outcomes across the state. Notable scores include Grand Valley 33 over Jefferson 0, Greenon 46 over Kenton Ridge 0, and Liberty-Benton 27 over Arlington 7.
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New London Cats Roll Past Trojans 30-12 in Homecoming
New London defeats South Central 30-12 to cap homecoming as John Kruki rushes for 125 yards and Virgil Harris adds key late runs. The Wildcats build a 22-12 lead by halftime and ice the game with a late drive and a two point conversion. Local contention grows as Lewis shelves a strong Wildcat team alongside Monroeville for the Firelands Conference crown.
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Cat Spikers Roll To Seventh Win In Eight For New London
New London junior varsity volleyball beat Crestview in three straight games 15-13 12-15 11-15 to stay hot. Vickey Bowman led with eight spikes and three kills while Jeanine Wolfe and Karen Coey added five spikes each. Coach Sue Mortensen said the Wildcats face St. Paul next Tuesday and anticipate a strong test after a Norwalk tournament run.
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