Nansemond Upsets Albatross to Win Little Brown Jug
Nansemond driven by Filion defeats Albatross in two heats to deny Stanley Dancer’s Triple Crown bid. The upset occurred at the Delaware County Fairgrounds before 43,600 with a 1:57 2-5 heat and a dramatic raceoff among Nansemond Albatross and H T Lucas. Nansemond earns 31,892.01 dollars.
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Explosive Cloverleaf Colts Lead County Stat Pack
Cloverleaf tops county statistics after two lopsided wins. Fullback Kurt Gibbs has 379 rushing yards in two games and 36 points, while the Colts average nearly 400 yards per game and 36 first downs. Gibbs 207 yards versus the Bees highlighted a county lead in rushing, with notable contributions from Gardner Otte Hamey Ogilvy Ross and quarterback Patterson.
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Dan Richard
Jeff Patterson
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Steve Union
Brunswick
Andy Watring
Highland
Paul Orchard
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Terry Chapman
Chapman
South Amherst
Blue Devils
Chris Casey
Airways
Dave Ring
Pirates
Wadsworth
Ray East
Keith Kline
Falcons Meet East Carolina In Top Ohio Grid Clash
BG State coach Don Nehlen pins hopes on 25 sophomores as Toledo keeps a 25 game win streak alive with a 10 7 victory over Villanova. East Carolina features a strong running game and pro style offense led by Sonny Randle, while Ohio hosts Kent State and wary of regional rivals.
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North Olmsted Medina football game listed on schedule
Football schedule features North Olmsted at Medina Homecoming and multiple Saturday matchups across Ohio. OU coach Bill Hess downplays a Cincinnati loss while praising Kent's series balance. Miami hosts Dayton in a key cross state clash as Ashland, Otterbein, and several colleges face regional opponents.
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Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area Open House Promotes Viewing Birds
The Killdeer Plains Wildlife Area hosts an open house and wagon tours on Sunday September 26 starting 10 a.m. The 8000 acre site west of Route 23 between Upper Sandusky and Marion draws migratory birds, ducks, geese and prairie plants.
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Browns Rely on Sherk to Halt Colts
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich credits right tackle Jerry Sherk for shoring up the defense as they face the Baltimore Colts. Sherk, 258 pounds, has surprised opponents with quick interior bursts, emphasizing early movement over timed 40 yard dash.
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Cockroft PP K Clinic Gets A Second Chance
Medina punt pass and kick clinic led by Browns kicking specialist Don Cockroft is rescheduled to Monday September 27 at Reagan Park from 46 p.m. The event assists boys 8 to 13 with punting passing and kicking in preparation for the October 3 competition at Medina High School. Co sponsored by the Medina Jaycees and Feckley Ford. Registration ends October 2 at Feckley Ford. minors must be with a parent or guardian to register.
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Medina Recreation Slow Pitch Concludes Season and Tournaments
The Medina area wrapped up the Industrial and Independent men slow pitch seasons with tight finishes. Miracle Water edged Medina Eagles Gold 3-2 for the Independent half title, then the Eagles won the league final 82 to claim the championship. Industrial action saw American Safety GTs beat Ken graphics 8-6 in a double elimination run to the crown, then GTs won the final 8-6 to clinch. Mixed volleyball begins Oct 6 at Sidney Fenn and Oct 7 at Ella Canavan with free play. In tennis, Pat and Shirley Hicks defeated Dave Stephenson and Gail Vandenberg 6-4 4-6 6-3 in mixed doubles. Jack Hartman beat Stephenson 6-3 4-6 11-9 for the men’s crown.
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Bob Andrews
Mona Kuehn
Jack Hartman
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Medina 8th Bees Topple Devils In 20 8 Victory
Medina eighth graders beat Brunswick 20 8 with a 52 yard TD run by Dave Johnson giving a 14 8 halftime edge. Johnson added another long score in the second quarter. Mark Gorfido added a one yard TD in the fourth. Bees travel to Cloverleaf next Tuesday.
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Jerome Johnson
John Wilson
Paul Klein
Keith Maine
Jim Demsky
Dave Zay
Dave K‘tzel
Greg Fahlman
Cloverleaf
Royals Rally Past Cavaliers In 122-96 Exhibition Win
Cincinnati Royals turned a 37-38 deficit into a 15-0 second quarter run and never looked back to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 122-96 at Kent State. Tom Van Arsdale led Royals with 18 points, Nate Williams 17, while Dave Sorenson top-scored for Cleveland with 16. Royals shot 44.4 percent to Cavs 36.4 while being outrebounded 54-49 before a 2,420 crowd.
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