Quiz shows NFL greats and Super Bowl trivia answers
Weekend quiz lists 12 questions on 1958 overtime title game to Super Bowl records with named players and coaches. Answers include Alan Ameche, Calvin Hill, Herb Adderley, Max McGee, Jan Stenerud, Jim Brien, Matt Snell, Don Shula, Roger Staubach, Joe Kapp, Chiefs Colts Cowboys, and George Allen.
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Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Green Bay
Boyd Dowler
Lou Groza
Baltimore
Dallas
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Jets
Colts
Chuck Howley
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
Bears
Alan
Ameche
Calvin Hill
Herb Adderley
Max McGee
Jan Stenerud
Kansas City Chiefs
Jim Q.brien
Matt Snell
Jet
Jim Turner
Don Shula
Roger Staubach
Joe Kapp
George Allen
Washington Redskins
Dolphins Aim to Stop Redskins Ground Game in Super Bowl
Miami and Washington prepare for a clash of running offenses led by Larry Brown and Charley Harraway. Manny Fernandez stresses the must stop run approach as Bill Kilmer and Nick Buoniconti brace for a strategic battle, with both teams boasting elite rushing defenses and storied rushing numbers.
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Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Larry Brown
Fernandes
Brown
Redskins
Dallas
Charley Harraway
Bill Kilmer
Washington
Nick Buoniconti
Miami
Kilmer
Buoniconti
George Allen
Green Bay
Packers
Cowboys
Elyria Pioneers Wrestle Strong Despite Injuries and Flu
Elyria high school coach Bill Pierson says his current team is among the strongest despite injuries and flu. The Pioneers boast a 5-0 record and travel to face Sandusky in a 7:30 contest. Homegrown lineup shifts due to illness and weight concerns may affect the match as Pierson aims to gauge conference readiness before the upcoming meet.
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Bill Pierson
Pioneers
Sandusky
Parma Valley Forge
Pierson
Eastlake
Valley Forge
Cleveland Area
Bill Marsh
Darryl Aspey
Todd Shoemaker
Harvey Barbee
Brian Gallagher
John McKitrick
Earl Davis
Admiral King
Ernie Ferguson
Buckeye
Ken Redd
Barbee
McKitrick
Gene Madison
Marsh
Rich Andrews
Ricky Lewis
Dave Lenon
Gallagher
Davis
Mike Sittinger
Larry Beal
Aspey
Brian Reed
Ed Holmen
Mark van Dyke
Paul Eckert
Scott Wieser
Designated pinch hitter rule clarified for AL games
Chicago AP reports the new designated pinch hitter rule allowing a pinch hitter for the starting and subsequent pitchers if designated before the game. The hitter must be in the lineup and cannot field or run. non designation omits the option. Substitutes become designated pinch hitters and may not reenter.
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Chicago
Keystone Fresh Tops Inland Standings With 46 26 Victory
Keystone Fresh defeated South Amherst 46 26 to stay atop the Inland Conference freshman standings at 7-1. George Hyatt scored 21 and Tom Campbell 10 as Keystone extended its win streak to four after a December loss to Firelands. Dave Tuttle had five rebounds as the squad prepares for a Tuesday trip to Highland.
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Firelands
George Hyatt
Tom Campbell
Dave Tuttle
Highland
Eastern Heights seventh grade tops Franklin 46 38
Eastern Heights raised its seventh grade season mark to 40 by defeating Franklin 46 to 38 this week. Franklin's M Gilbert scored 11 points, the only player on either side to reach double digits.
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Leroy Bush
Eastern Heights
Northwood
Joe Wetzel
Braves
Tim Foreman
Jim Bursely
Westwood Thursday
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kc-Omaha
Detroit
Pet GB
Los Angeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Ty Franklin
Seattle
Portland
New York
Atlanta
Golden St
Downing Franklin
M. Gilbert
Franklin
Blazers Rally Past 76ers In Overtime Cage Clash
Ken Dick and Terry Gasser combined for 50 points guiding the Blazers to a 77-75 overtime win over the 76ers in Elyria Parks and Recreation league. Dick 27 and Gasser 23, Don Martin 18, Dean Cline led the 76ers with 24. Celtics 61 Warriors 50, Ben Schwartz 24 for Warriors, Jesse Taylor 15 for Celtics. Bucks top standings at 7-2. Cavaliers and Blazers sit 3-6.
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Jesse Taylor
Jeff Luce
Celtics
Warriors
Recreation Center
Ken Dick
Terry Gasser
Blazers
76Ers
Elyria Parks and Recreation
Gasser
Don Martin
Dean Cline
Ben Schwartz
Bucks
Knicks
Lakers
Téers
Bullets
Hawks
Cavaliers
Ed Turay
Ed Sword
Tiers
Jerry McHugh
Wendall Adams
Greg Donald
John Hines
Steve Brattoli
Mark Mausser
Ernie Webb
Hal Kirk
Columbia Hosts Seven-Entrant Wrestling Meet
EC team leads as Columbia prepares for a seven-team Columbia Tournament field. Raiders seek another title after a Vermilion meet runner-up showing with three champions Tom Kohler Ron Berthold and Jeff Allen. Elyria Catholic New London Clearview also compete as Panthers eye improvement with potential absence of Brad Ristas.
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Grapplers
Raiders
Tom Kohler
Ron Berthold
Jeff Allen
New London
Clearview
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Panther
Joe Varga
Ridgeville
Varga
Brad Ristas
Ristas
Rippert Buys Reds Stakes. Howsam Signs Three-Year Deal
Cincinnati attorney Louis Rippert buys the majority of the Reds stock while vice president and GM Bob Howsam agrees to a new three year contract. AL granted pinch hitter rule use for three years at owners meeting. Olympic champion Aku-Bua sets African track record in 400 m semifinal at All Africa Games. Sumn: SNEAD shoots 62 to lead Phoenix Open first round. Roesti edges Pietrogiovanna by two hundredths to win Tarvisio slalom. Claeson wins 1500 m for third straight Appollinio Cup. Lynn Lary, longtime AL shortstop for several clubs, dies at 67. Turk Edwards, Hall of Fame football figure, dies at 65.
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Louis Rippert
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Howsam
John Aku-Bua
Uganda
J.C. Snead
Adolf Roesti
Switzerland
Tino Pietrogiovanna
Italy
Goran Claeson
Sweden
Lynn Lary
New York
Boston
Washington
Louis
Cleveland
Turk Edwards
Pro Football Hall of Fame
Washington Redskins
Nets crush Kings in Thursday middle league action
Nets led by Coleman with 22 points overpower Kings 47 3h Coleman 22. Squires beat Suns 41 28 behind Jeffries 14 tallies. Box scores list numerous players and points across Nets Kings Squires Suns with mixed results.
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Squires
Suns
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Panthers Dominate Brookside in Fourth Quarter Win
Elyria Catholic exploded for 21 points in the final period to beat Brookside 42 to 23. Larry Wyszynski scored 12 and Patt Gorski 11 for the Panthers who improved to five wins in eight games and face Admiral King Monday at 4 15.
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Brookside
Panthers
Larry Wysznski
Patt Gorski
Ray Hicks
Admiral King
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