Big weekend shocks spark Elyria area football fans
Firelands trounced Wellington 32 0 as coach Jon Allonen’s squad showed depth with three Mills brothers on offense. Elyria Catholic impressed by beating Clearview 14 7 while Oberlin defeated Avon Lake and Amherst routed Brookside. Admiral King and Elyria both projected strong Buckeye Conference bids as fans packed Ely Stadium and nearby games drew about 10 500 attendees.
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Firelands
Wellington
Jon Altonen
Elyria Catholic
Clearview
Panthers
Wayne Diederich
Tikes
Barberton
Cleveland Kennedy
Oberlin
Avon Lake
Indians
Amherst
Brookside
Lorain
Cuyahoga Falls
Elvira
Toledo
Bowsher
Admiral King
Eastlake North
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Lorain County
Don Fritz
Admirals
Eastlake
Fritz
King
Buckeye
Mills Brothers
Firelands High
Jon Allonen
Virgil Mills
Noah Mill
Mike Mills
Mira Traded to Eagles as Mitchell Retires in NFL Roster Culls
Mira, a five year QB for the 49ers, was traded to the Eagles for Randy Beisler and two draft choices. Bagby Mitchell retires from the Redskins after 20 years, citing leg pain and bench time. AFL and NFL teams trim rosters to 40, with other trades and cuts including McAdams, Gent, Graham, and Youngblood among a busy market day.
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NFL
Mira
Eagles
Randy Beisler
John Brodie
Steve Spurrier
Beisler
Mitchell
Washington Redskins
Vince Lombardi
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Raymond Berry
Baltimore Calts
Washington
Cleveland
Ernie Davis
Cincinnati Bengals
AFL
Warren McVea
Kansas City Chiefs
Horst Muhlmann
New Orleans Saints
George Youngblood
Chicago Bears
New York Jets
Carl McAdams
Billy Joe
Bill Rademacher
Jets
Paul Siler
Minnesota Vikings
King Hill
New York Giants
Pete Gent
Dallas
Roger Anderson
Art Graham
Derence Patriots
League leaders and scores from national and American leagues
National League leaders include Santo Chi and McCovey of SF with 113. Cin at 108 and 99, Banks Chi 92. AL leaders Killebrew Minit 128 Powell Ball 118 Jackson Oak 109 Yastrzemski Itos and Howard Wash 199. McCovey SF 41 Ho Saran ML 19 May Cin 33 Perea Cin 4 Wyon Hoa Allen Phil and Bonds SF 29. American League figures: ducksan Quk 46 Howard Want 4 Killebrew Munn 42 Powell Balt st Petrocells Bas 26.
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Santo Chi
McCovey
Cin
Banks
Chi
Killebrew Minit
Powell Ball
Jackson Oak
Yaxtrzemski Itos
Howard Wash
Ho Saran ML
Perea
Wyon Hoa Allen
Phil
Bonds
Ducksan Quk
Howard Want
Killebrew
Munn
Powell Balt
Petrocells
Bas
Laver Wins U S Open as He Completes Second Grand Slam
Rod Laver of Australia defeats Tony Roche 7 9 6 1 6 2 on wet Forest Hills center court to claim the U S Open title and a second Grand Slam. He earns 16000 dollars, bringing his 1969 prize money to 106030, while Roche gets 8000 dollars. Darlene Hard and Francoise Durr win the women's doubles. Weather permitting, finals for men’s doubles and mixed doubles follow.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
Rod Laver
Australia
Alastair B. Martin
US Lawn Tennis Association
France
Wimbledon
Laver
Tony Roche
Roche
National Tennis League
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Francoise Durr
Margaret Smith Court
Prep football schedule non conference games list
Non conference games include West Tech at Elvria Elvria Catholic at Midview and many others. The schedule shows pairings such as Lorain Catholic at Clearview East High at Sandusky Southview at Lorain Avon at North Ridgeville and Cleveland Central Catholic at North Jimsted. Also listed are Bay at Rhodes Fairview at University School and Mapleton at Lucas with Woodmere at Norwath St Paul.
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West Tech
Elvria
Elvria Catholic
Midview
Lorain Catholic
Clearview
Brooklyn
Olmsted Falls
Brunswick
Medina
Midpark
Westlake
Plymouth
Monroeville
Crestview
Hillsdale
Crestline
South Central
John Adams
Adumural
King Wellington
Edison
Brookside
Lutheran West Bay
Rhodes
Fairview
University School
Mapleton
Lucas
Woodmere
Norwath St Paul
Softball Notes UPC Game Postponed to Next Week
United Polish Club game with Wyvill Texaco tonight is postponed until next week. UPC players must report Thursday for a 6 p.m. practice on Diamond Two at West Park.
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United Polish Club
Wyvill Texaco
UPC
West Park
Bengals trim roster to 39 and trade MecVea for Muhmann
Cincinnati Bengals reduced to 39 players and traded Warren MecVea to Kansas City for rookie kicker Horst Muhmann and an undisclosed draft selection. Coach Paul Brown announced waivers on Huby Jackson John Matlock Greg Broughton Mike Wilson and Bob Cruse. Muhlmann a German soccer style kicker joins with draft pick considered for future. Bengals end exhibition play with win over Broncos and prep for Miami opener at Nippert Stadium.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cincinnati Bengals
Warren McVea
Kansas City Chiefs
Horst Muhmann
Paul Brown
Huby Jackson
John Matlock
Greg Broughton
Mike Wilson
Bob Cruse
Mike Clemons
Kansas City
MecVea
Brown
Muhlmann
West Germany
Bengals
Denver Broncos
Spinney Field
Miami Dolphins
Nippert Stadium
Dolphins
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