Cavaliers fall to Western Reserve 90 yard rushing score
Western Reserve of the Firelands Conference beat South Amherst 6 to 0 on a 90 yard rushing TD by fullback Brian Biggs in the second quarter after a handoff from Keith White. The Cavaliers were held in check with 12 first downs to 10 and 137 rushing yards to 110.
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Admiral King tops Eastlake North in non conference clash
Larry Barnes rushed 217 yards on 28 carries and scored three touchdowns as Admiral King beat Eastlake North 40-28. Lineman Jenny Neal added three TDs and 42 rushing yards on 15 carries. King totaled 325 rushing yards while yielding 32 points to opponents, with both teams trading scores in the second half.
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Amherst Opens 1969 Season with 32 0 Win Over Brookside
Amherst High defeats Brookside 32 to 0 in the season opener. The Comets force six Brookside fumbles and add a 15 yard fumble return TD by Ken Yacobozzi. Amherst piles up 227 rushing yards and dominates defense with multiple ball hawks and pivotal plays.
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Firelands blank Wellington as Mills, Brucker fuel 32–0 win
Firelands in Inland Conference clash tops Wellington 32 to 0 behind Virgil Mills and Bob Brucker. Falcons recover five Wellington fumbles and notch four interceptions while holding Wellington to minus 6 rushing yards. Sophomore Randy Haynes opened with an on side kick, but Jerry Draga halted the Duke drive with an interception at the Firelands 9.
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Indians may sell to local group if offer appears
Cleveland Indians president Vernon Stouffer said the club could be sold to a local group, with manager Alvin Dark the first to volunteer cash for the $500,000 stock block. Dark and ace pitcher Sam McDowell have shown interest, while offers from Milwaukee and Dallas were noted.
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Bowling leagues seek women bowlers this season
The Kitcher's Kate Keglers League opens Thursday at 6 30 as women bowlers are still needed. Contact Noreen Snyder or Marge Hastatler. The Sparemakers Ladies League at Center Ridge Lanes starts Monday at 6 45 with one team needed. call 365-3747.
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Keystone Edges Black River In Season Opener
Keystone's defense limited Black River to 50 rushing and 34 passing yards as Keystone rolled to a 12-0 victory. Ed Yensho scored early and Roger Whitbeck added the late score while Keystone gained 312 total yards and controlled the game with penalties and fumbles even as both teams had miscues.
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Rittman Groundes Avon In 14-0 Football Win
Rittman Indians defeated Avon 14-0 at Avon as Avon faced ball handling woes with seven fumbles. Daryl Hall scored late in the first and on a 28 yard run in the second as Rittman capitalized on Avon miscues. Avon missed Ed Scho field due to a knee injury and struggled with passing and penalties.
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New London rallies to nip Gibsonburg in non conference clash
New London staged a second half rally to narrowly defeat Gibsonburg 14 to 12 in non conference football action. Key plays included a 55 yard pass interception for a TD by Jerry Randleman and a 34 yard punt return setup for New London’s winning score late in the third quarter.
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Olmsted Escapes North Royalton With Late Rally
North Olmsted Eagles, scoreless through three quarters, surged in the fourth to defeat host North Royalton 16-2. Earl Weldon scored on a six yard run and later added a oneyard plunge to seal the win as North Olmsted moved to 2-0.
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