Free kick rules and delays spark football debates
Sportscope recounts reader letter arguing for a free kick tie breaker and a delay of game reform. It also praises Findlay High's game program and notes major league attendance leaders and shifts in standings.
Amherst Players Dominate Weektop Comets Honors
Amherst names Yacobozzi and Pastron as lineman and back of the week after a 48 5 win over Clearview. Yacobozzi scored 78 percent with a key block that opened lanes for Pastron who rushed 134 yards on 16 carries and scored three touchdowns. Steve Polansky earns Tuff Award with 72 percent grade and four solo tackles plus four assists. Repeaters in 110 Per Cent Club include Ashton Belvo Gentile Muska Orosz Pas tron Srogoncik and Ken Yacobozzi. In Maryland, Czar Alexander earns notable nomination for Washington DC International race after Oak Tree Stakes success.
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Elyria Catholic, Byzantine JV end season in 22 22 tie
Elyria Catholic tied Parma Byzantine 22 22 to close the junior varsity season. Elyria Catholic finishes 2 3 1 and scored two late touchdowns to spoil Byzantine's five game win streak. Plas blocked a punt recovered by Kalis for a TD Neal scored from two yards Coe added two conversions and a four yard first half TD. Byzantine scored in each of the first three quarters.
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Hayes Sees Pass Game as Weapon and Worry for OSU
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praised the passing game at his luncheon while noting a 35-6 loss to Northwestern in which Maurie Daidneau threw 294 yards on 2 completions. Hayes stressed improving the pass defense ahead of Wisconsin, while Wisconsin QB Neil Graff passed for 218 yards and fullback Alan Thompson emerged as the top rushing threat in a 2-5 season.
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Knicks Reed tops Lew Alcindor in title game
Willis Reed scored 35 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead the New York Knicks past the Milwaukee Bucks 109 93 in Milwaukee. Lew Alcindor scored 17 points as the Bucks struggled against Reed outside as Costello noted Reed’s outside shooting and leadership.
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Bucks Purdue may be on TV
National college football TV plans swirl as ABC-TVs November 15 wild card game looms. Purdue at Ohio State is a strong guess with others like Tennessee-Mississippi shaping the Rose and Cotton Bowl picture amid conference race implications.
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Ohio State Remains First in AP and UPI Polls
Ohio State holds the top spot in the AP college football poll with a 6–0 start after a 60-point edge in first-place votes. Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas and Penn State also stay perfect. The AP list notes Ohio State 3-6 over Northwestern, Texas 45-14 over SMU, and Tennessee 17-3 over Georgia among key outcomes.
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Pirates Banquet Set for Thursday at Black River High
SPENCER The Black River Fall Sports Banquet will be held Thursday at 7 30 pm in the high school cafeteria. It is a pot luck dinner with each family bringing a dish and their own service. Beverages and rolls provided by the Booster Club. Awards to football and cross country teams to be presented by coaches.
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Nicklaus Wins Kaiser Open in Sudden-Death
Jack Nicklaus captured the Kaiser International at Napa with a 15 minute playoff after a fog delay. Casper Archer and Don January tied for first after 72 holes. Nicklaus birdied the 17th in the final playoff to win the $28,000 top prize and move up in money lists.
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Delta and Lorain County in NJCAA Regional Soccer Opener
Lorain County Community College meets Delta Community College in Bay City Michigan at 2 p.m. on November 14 to open the NJCAA Region XII Tournament. Schoolcraft faces McComb in the opening round with losers meeting in the consolation and winners playing for the title. The delta squad stands 3-2-1 on the season after a 9-1 loss to the Commodores earlier. The regional champion advances to the NJCAA National Tournament in Miami over Thanksgiving.
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Amherst Boosters Plan Important Meeting Tomorrow
Amherst High's athletic booster club schedules an important meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 in the school lobby. Present members and future joiners are urged to attend.
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