Orioles Predicted to Upset Dodgers in World Series Comeback
Chronicle-Telegram argues Baltimore's home run power and star Frank Robinson could tilt a short seven game series. It notes pitching edges for Los Angeles but predicts Orioles win in game seven 2 1 on Robinson's eighth inning homer, with Barber back anchoring rotation.
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Steubenville gains in UP IAA race with Sandusky close
Ohio high school football standings shakeup as Steubenville beat Warren Harding 21-8, earning more first place votes than Sandusky. Sandusky rolled Marion Harding 40 points while Massillon, Upper Arlington and Watterson post strong wins. Niles climbs to third as Cincinnati Withrow falls, and Elder enters the elite list.
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AP releases 1966 Ohio Class AA football rankings
The AP poll lists Steubenville Big Red No 1 in Class AA with 400 points, followed by Sandusky and Steubenville, then Massillon and Niles. Cincinnati Elder and Hamilton Catholic also rank, while several teams like Lima Senior Dover and Garfield vie for top ten, with many others receiving votes.
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Roberts Free After Cubs Release as World Series Ends
Robin Roberts, 40, was granted an unconditional release by the Chicago Cubs after joining as a free agent last summer. In other news, CBS secured 18 National Professional Soccer League telecasts from May 7 to September.
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Megaphones go on sale for Friday Findlay game
The Elyria Pioneer Club prepared 500 voice amplifiers for sale at Friday’s home game with Findlay. Proceeds fund the annual football banquet priced at one dollar each after delays in delivery by the manufacturer. Coach Bill Barton presented film from the Admiral King game and gave a Findlay scouting report at the YMCA meeting.
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LCCC takes fourth at cross country invitational
Larain County Community College placed fourth among six teams at a cross country meet in LAVONIA Michigan. The Commodores scored 120 points behind School Craft Concordia Henry Ford Auburn Hills and Monroe with top LCCC finishers Craig Williams Dan Dobsky Dave Moulder John Adams and Terry Burgess.
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Koepp fires 631 series tops bowling results
Gerry Koepp led area bowlers with a 631 series at the Bowling Center Home League last night, firing 175 197 and 259. Stan Sobieski rolled 178 223 and 210 for 611 in the St Jude League at Bowling Center, while Bo Fritz had 601 for Carters in the Midview Faculty League at Evans Lanes.
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