Paul Farrah returned a kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown to cut the deficit to 14-7 before halftime, but Louisville fell to host Canton McKinley 23-7 at Fawcett Stadium on October 15, 1983. Bruce Mathie also had an interception for LHS.
Paul Farrah returned a fumble for a touchdown, recorded 2 interceptions, and caught a touchdown pass to lead the Leopards to a 43-0 home win over the Dukes.
Brad Lingenhoel hit a 37 yard field goal to cut the Timken lead to 7-3 before halftime. The Trojans outscored the Leopards 26-0 in the final quarter to take the game 33-3 back on October 1, 1983. Paul Farrah finished with 7 catches for LHS.
Louisville scored twice in a span of 2:50 during the fourth quarter to turn a close affair into a 28-12 win over the host Perry Panthers back on November 15, 1971.
Ken Kuhn scored 3 touchdowns and John Doerschuk connected with Doug Shook for two more as Louisville clinched a share of the Federal League with a 36-6 victory over Glenwood.
Ken Kuhn and Hobie Baker each reached the century mark on the ground and combined for 5 touchdowns during the Leopards 45-13 drubbing of the Falcons back on October 15, 1971.
Hobie Baker ran for 135 yards and Ken Kuhn scored 3 rushing touchdowns to lead the Leopards to a 35-12 win over North Canton. The defense held the Vikings to just 1 yard rushing for the contest.
Dave Mazzan ran for 96 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Leopards past the Wildcats 33-8 back on October 1, 1971. Rob Hackley’s safety lead Louisville’s defense that allowed just 91 yards.
Bob Blandford returned a fumble for a score to lead a Leopards defense that shutout the Golden Raiders 34-0 back on September 17, 1971. Louisville rushed for 229 yards paced by Ken Kuhn who ran for 86 yard and a score.
The Panthers spoiled the Leopards chance for an undisputed Federal League Title with a 15-13 upset on November 6, 1970. Ken Kuhn rushed for 82 yards & 2 touchdowns to lead Louisville.
