Medina Bees Football Picks Upsteam Under Cooksey
First year head coach Alan Cooksey leads Medina High as the Bees aim to rebound from a 2-8 season. Veteran lettermen anchor offense and defense with senior captains Chris Casey and Dave Brockway, and a strong SWC schedule starts September 8 at Cloverleaf.
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Alan Cooksey
Medina High School
Battling Bees
Cooksey
Roger Auker
Medina
Chris Casey
Dave Brockway
Mark Aylard
Chad Brenner
Wayne Clark
Dale Drollinger
Phil Ellis
Jeff Fortney
Dennis Grieve
Richard Horkey
Brian Kilkenny
Kip Kline
Tom Reid
Dan Schindelholz
Alan Schwenk
Gary Winkler
Bees
Kline
Casey
Schwenk
Kilkenny
Schindelholz
Boris Williams
Nate Sublett
Brockway Clark
Aylard
Reinil
Bob Alspach
Winkler Brenner
Ellis
Fortney
Blind bowling league forms in West Palm Beach efforts
Bob Corbett a 52 year old former Syracuse salesman now nearly fully blind organized a blind bowling league in West Palm Beach. He averages in the 170s with a high game of 262 using a portable fence and ball return while teaching and recruiting 10 players as he aims to prove blind bowlers can compete.
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Bob Corbett
Syracuse NY
Corbett
Patera Denies Drug Claims Ahead of Weightlifting Showdown
Ken Patera, enraged by a steroid report, rejects the accusation and vows victory in the super heavyweight class. The Portland, Oregon lifter weighs 332 pounds and seeks to best Vasily Alexeev, the Russian record holder, with confidence born of his practice records and desire for a gold medal.
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Ihiot
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Portland Ore
Golf leads tied as 67s share Greensboro pace
Ralph Johnston and Curtis Sifford shot four under par 67 to share the third round lead at the Greater Hartford Open in Wethersfield Conn with 54 hole totals of 20 under. Lee Elder finished with a 69 to sit tied for third with Deane Beman who posted 70. The 72 hole event concludes today at Wethersfield Country Club.
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Curtis Sifford
Wethersfield Country Club
Lee Elder
Elder
Deane Beman
Browns' Ken Brown emerges as receiving threat in Browns camp
Cleveland running back Ken Brown, held to minors before, has impressed as a pass catcher and runner in 1970 training camp. Under backfield coach John David Crow he improved hand technique and concentration, becoming Cleveland's leading receiver in the first four exhibitions and second in rushing in the preseason.
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Cleveland Browns
Holdenville
Okla
Nick Skorich
Browns
Leroy Kelly
Bo Scott
Cleveland
John David Crow
St Louis
San Francisco
Crow
Brown John
Minnesota
Oklahoma City
Jersey City Jays
Skerich
Ken
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