Randleman Family Ends Long New London Football Run
The Randleman clan concludes its New London Wildcats era as twins Terry and Jerry play their last game. Nine brothers and 39 grandchildren mark a storied athletic lineage dating to 1944 with Mrs Emma Randleman praised for decades of support.
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St Paul dominates Firelands All Star team
St Paul headlines the 1969 Firelands Conference all star football selections led by quarterback Chris Amato. Amato earned offensive player of the year as five Flyers made the first offensive team and three more were named to the first defensive team. Mike Gottfried coached St Paul to dominance as Edison, Hillsdale, Monroeville and South Central also received picks.
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Lary Kerr
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Jim Reynolds
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Jon Myers
Alex Ross
Don Myers
Cousy Still Wants to Play for Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy accuses Arnold Auerbach of pressure to block his return to the NBA. Commissioner J. Walter Kennedy rejects a Cincinnati plan that would let Cousy play part time and avoid games against Boston.
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Red” Auerbach
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Local bowling league scores and top performers noted
Crow-Huber team wins 15 to 5 over Huber and Leasebure with 3 1/1 victories. The Nuts beat Screwballs 28 to 21, Gool-Ups down Hopeful 27 to 13, Scattering 113 to 27, and Thornton Jares tops with 616 in series while Walt Nall earns 228 high game. Ann Jares and The Ian Campbell also figure among top scorers.
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Triple 8 league tops Classic League at Rowing Center
The Triple 8 league led the Triple 8 Classic at Rowing Center with top per game marks by Sandy Spike 3516 and Carol Sunagel 308 in the women's belt. Joyee Kovach posted 203 with a 200 game in Monday Nite Ladies. Beece nets 242. production and standings feature numerous scores across divisions.
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Elyria Class B League sets 14 teams in two divisions
The Elyria Class B Basketball League will operate with 14 teams this season, split into two divisions. Entry fee is 100 dollars per team due by noon Saturday, with the schedule starting November 24 and practice slots arranged for next week.
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