Highland stomps Longhorns 42 0 in IC opener
Highland High School’s Hornets dominate Lutheran West 42 0 to open Inland Conference play. Senior Paul Orchard scores 26 points and quarterback Guy Conners connects on eight of nine passes as Highland's offense finally clicks.
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Ken Canfield
Rocky River
Highland
Hornets
Lutheran West
Longhorns
Highlanders
Bob McFarland
Paul Orchard
Guy Conners
Orchard
Gazette
Conners
Bob Richter
HHS
Ritcher
Stu Phard
West
Guy Konyha
Stu Piard
Rich Odrumsky
Terry Morris
Offensive routs lift six Medina County teams in week
Medina County squads posted a dominant weekend led by Highland 42-0 over Lutheran West and Buckeye 41-0 over Columbia. Brunswick, Wadsworth, Cloverleaf and Black River joined in scoring outbursts as Six teams total combined for 221 points to 18. Black River beat South Central 58-12 setting a scoring record. Medina fell to North Olmsted 30-15 but matched pace with strong defense and star performers Parker Orchard Grindle Brown.
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Buckeye
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Paul Orchard
Columbia
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Rose
Gilmour
Wadsworth
West Holmes
Cloverleaf
Manchester
Colts
Panthers
Dave Ring
Pirates
South Central
North Olmsted
Bees
L. West
W. Holmes
S. Central
N. Olmsted
Giants Clinch Narrow NL West Lead as Mays Bonds Dietz Power Marichal
The Giants beat the Reds 12-5 as Mays Bonds and Dietz homer and Marichal earned his 17th win to keep San Francisco one game ahead of the Dodgers in the NL West. Dietz's grand slam highlighted a seven-run fifth. Mays tallied his 2000th career run. Dodgers close with three home games as pennant chase tightens.
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Dietz
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Marichal
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Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Richie Allen
Duke Sims
Claude Osteen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jim Brewer
Atlanta
Allen
Sims
Osteen
Stone
Wilhelm
Hank Aaron
Houston
San Diego
Costaldo And Behrens Crowned 1971 National Karate Champs
John Castaldo of Chicago won the national karate title against Artis Simmons in a weekend Brunswick event. Lynn Behrens of Washington DC captured the women’s championship. The weekend featured kata forms and weapons demonstrations with several injuries, boosters, and pageant style trophy presentations by Miss Hotpants USA.
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Behrens
Brunswick
John Castaldo
Chicago
U.S
Artis Simmons
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Pee Wees
Lynn Behrens
al Gene Caraula
Brunswick Band
John Costaldo
Gazette
Sam’ Boyer
Major League Standings Only Tuesday Games
The schedule shows St. Louis at New York Chicago at Montreal Pitts at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Atlanta Houston at Los Angeles San Francisco at San Diego night games listed. Montreal hosts Chicago in a key matchup while Houston travels to Los Angeles for a West coast clash.
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Cleveland
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Oakland
Kans City
Minnesota
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Kansas City
Calif
Philadelphia
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Louis
Guzman
Sadecki
Brunswick Freshmen Beat Highland 22-8 for First Win
Brunswick freshmen football team defeated Highland 22-8. Gary Peterson scored on a six yard run for the first Brunswick touchdown, added a three yard score in the third, Marty Keefe converted the first extra point, Bob Dembowski threw a 25-yard TD pass to Mike Keefe in the final period, and Marty Keefe converted the final two points.
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Highland
Orchard
Conners
Mark Hange
Hornet
Dave Morris
Buzz Scholz
Longhorns
Konyha
McFarland
Paul Orchard
Bob Ritcher
Gazette
Granger
Brunswick
Gary Peterson
Peterson
Marty
Keefe
Blue Devils
Bob Dembowski
Mike Keefe
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UPI
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Dick Dietz
Paul Gray
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Sharon Center
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