Pro scout's toss up view of Super Bowl thirteen
Pro scout and Jets executive Jim Roger rates Cowboys and Steelers as evenly matched in Super Bowl thirteen. He notes Pittsburgh's running game as the potential key and contrasts Dallas finesse with Pittsburgh power while praising the Steelers defense and noting coaches and quarterbacks Staubach and Bradshaw. Bookmakers favor Pittsburgh slightly.
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Pro Scout
Milton Richman
UPI
Miami Beach
Fla
Jim Roger
Roger
New York Jets
NFL
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cowboys
Steelers
Royer
Oilers
Roger Staubach
Mike Garrett
Kansas City
Tony Dorsett
Houska Triumphs to Lift Highland Over Copley
Granger Twp Ohio Highland junior Bob Houska, wrestling at 126 pounds, edged Scott Reed of Copley 3-2 in the final two minutes to cap Highland’s 36-20 victory. Houska, returning from weight struggles, helped the 6-0 Hornets avenge a tough season start with a late takedown.
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Granger Twp
Bob Houska
Highland
Houska
Copley
Indians
Hornets
Scott Reed
Grappler
Reed
Jim Florian
Chris Riehm
Riehm
Florian
Hudson
Rick Burton
Clark Depas
Todd Winter
Dave Wenger
Scott Myers
Dave Sansonetti
Jeff Miller
Tony Warner
Dave Gange
Jim Prentiss
Dana Rininger
Dave Verlaney
Russ Parker
Rich Gresock
Mike Ciammarchella
Jeff Haramis
Steve Minkel
Jim Moss
Minkel
Paul Gradyan
Dale Curtis
Dean Cordle
Dave Moss
Joe Victor
Burton
Hohenadle
Depas
Esposito
Winter
Montgomery
Wenger
Bonezzi
Myers
Drew Sansonetti
Miller
Warner
Gangle
Prentiss
Rininger
Verlaney
Parker
Gresock
Ciammarchella
Haramis
Bailosky's cagers upset Edison 48-46 at Black River
Tim Hawley 18 points and Dean Finkle 17 rebounds led Black River to a 48-46 win over Edison. The Pirates move to 3-5 in Firelands Conference play, while Edison dips to 4-4. Hawley provided late scoring insurance as Edison twice closed to two points before Lyn Grant missed at the buzzer.
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Mike Klimko
Black River High School
Pirates
Edison
Hawley
Finkle
Western Reserve
Mapleton
Finkel
George Aukerman
Pirate
Chargers
Black River
Todd Brown
Lyn Grant
Grant
Sloan
Brown
Jim Clifford
E— Unger
Woolever
Ackerman
Boose
Heckerman
Stone
BR Hawley
Morgan
Clifford
Kusmik
Auckerman
Tomko
Dean Young
Ken Cline
Prats nets 28 in Medina loss to Money Management
Joe Prats scored 28 points for Prats Moyer but Medina City action ended 75-73 to Professional Money Management. Denny Lenk led Money Management with 21, Mark Osterland 18, Mike McMullen 14. Howard Weaver 19 and Scott Van Horn 10 led Prats Moyer.
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Medina
Joe Prats
Nets
Prats-Moyer
Medina City
Denny Lenk
Mark Osterland
Mike McMullen
Howard Weaver
Scott van Horn
Prats/Moyer
Lions Hire From Within Amid Coaching Shuffle
Detroit Lions history shows three head coaches sharing the surname Clark Earl Dutch Clark led in 1937 1938 and George Patsy Clark coached 1934 1936 and 1940 Monte Clark is the current coach haltingly referenced. Modern Halleen Service Dept publicizes Medina County auto service with phone number 725 6696.
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Anveris
Detroit Lions
Monte Clark
Lions
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Lion
Clark
George
Patsy) Clark
Halleen Service Dept
Medina County
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Navy
Wayne Hardin
Terry Bradshaw
Staubach
Terry
Joe Greene
Jack Lambert
Anita Johnson
Kristi Schwarz
Gazette
Jeff Wilke
Bailosky
Joe
Rivermen
Tim Hawley
Dean Finkle
Jim Bailowsky
Eric Tomko
Bailesky
Hillman
McMillen
Mills
Ostheimer
Rutherford
Simpson
Lake
BR Young
Belt
Finkle I
Wilson
Worcester
Cline
Freeman
Phil Good
Dave Eisenhart
Moss
Hvy
Gradyan
FORD
Pearl RD
Terry Bland
Thurstul
the Gazette
Prats
Seville
Steingass Mechanical Contractors
Ken Rupp
Don Pinkerton
Tom McDermott
Kurt Cullen
Don Enderlein
Steingass
Westside Tavern
Nord/Cleary
Glenn Olds
Chris Hampton
Bill Nord
Jim Vandenberg
F.da.c
High ST
Wadsworth
Center RD
Brunswick
Ron Guidry
Guidry
Mike
Mike Caldwell
Milwaukee
Mike Flanagan
Baltimore
Mike Willis
Toronto
Akron
Cleveland
Jim Rinehart
Graphic Systems Inc
3M Company
Microfilm Products Division
Vydec Word Processing Systems
Medina Holiday Inn
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