Point Pleasant defeats Meigs in 28-12 slugfest
Point Pleasant, 28 Meigs, 12, held off Meigs after a late first half score. Divanne Greet scored two touchdowns and threw for another, including a 23 yard pass to Steve Neville for the first TD. Greg Clayton added the extra point.
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Point Pleasant
Meigs
Big Blacks
Ye Meigs
Divanne Greet
Greet
Steve Neville
Greg Clayton
Meig
Pat O'Brien
John Ruchhart
Greer
Dui Meigs
Danny Abbott
Point
Jackson Ironmen Rout Greenfield Behind Murphy and Valentine
Dan Murphy scored three touchdowns and Valentine added one as the Jackson Ironmen beat Greenfield 45 to 3. Valentine ran 240 yards on 45 carries and threw in extra points, while Murphy added three rushing scores and did not attempt any points after TDs. Jackson totaled 453 yards with 983 rushing and 70 passing, holding Greenfield to 80 yards.
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Tie
Dan Murphy
Jackson Ironmen
Greenfeld
Valentine
Murphy
Al-Secal
Meghyi
Ironmen
Jackson
Athens Tennis Play Continues at The Messenger
Tournament pairings announced in Athens as the Athens Tennis Association conducts matches with rounds due by Sept 17 for singles and doubles. Players must provide a car to transport balls, and results should be phoned to Young at 304-7266.
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Portsmouth
Ironton
the Messenger
Athens
Assdcidlion
Eta Young
Furmish
Ritchie Shines In Eastern Win
Bob Ritchie caught seven passes for 123 yards and three touchdowns as Eastern crushed North Galha 22 2 to open league play. Ritchie also added two extra points and led a 358 yard effort while quarterback Dave Smith connected on two long TD passes. Eastern suffered a season blow when defensive back Howe Caldwell broke his arm in the second quarter.
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Eagles
Howe Caldwell
Ritche
Dave Smith
Dennis Eichinger
Thord
Aitelne
Eichinger
Jim Amsbury
Eastern
North Gata
Billy Kincaid
Howard Baht
Richard Liter
Robert Hensley
Mike Boring
Hogan
Srmuth
MOVC
Alexander
Worth Gallia
Sabary
High School Scores From Around the Area
A long list of high school football scores across several towns and counties. Notable results include Athens 21 Gallipolis 14, Cleveland Cathedral 71 Cleveland East 0, Columbus Linder-Mckinley 80 Columbus East 76, Columbus Northland 40, Dayton 44 Columbus North 0, and Warren 12. Multiple schools such as Springfield, Cleveland Heights, and Lorain appear with varied point totals.
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Trivalley Ipra
Fredera
Hock Belpra
Hache
Lancaster
Athens
Gallipolis Dé Cent Grove
Vanier
Pectamouth & Dockean
Greenhald
Hillard
Logan
Point Plasent
MI Ahams
Yonjon County
Neltony
York
Dake Hill
Wwallaton
Alexander
Southweaten
Esper
Orth Gall Jahnarown
Monrar
Founer Wohara
Cleveland Kennedy
Eigrio
Cleveland
Wes Medina
Brunsiyrck
Lorain Senor Sa
Berea
Rocky Rr
Newark
Toledo Whimer Oo
Cambridge
Warhodon
Columbus
Linder Mckintey
Columbus East
Alumbue Gastmoge
Maronlin
Northland
Mohwk
Brookhaven
Ted
Dayton Chomnace
Columbus Tasaing
Columbus North O
Upper Arivgion
Wartompton
Columbus Wanersen
Wettervite
Parvenburgh Sails
St Johns Toleas Rogers
Mamiac Seriar O Savana
Foet Chiien & Ear Liverpuel
Ancaster
Renwetin Elyria
Tach & Ie
Firalay
Fremon
Rowe
Sonausky
Canion Mckinley
Warren Sioreding
Senetele
Cmeinnan
Weaamuro
Lexington
Phite
Margen
Ceookaville
West
Moshnaum
Sheron Fenvallay
Roseville
Ohio squirrel season opens as hunting rules released
Outdoors brief notes the 1969 Ohio squirrel season opening on September 5 with good mast crops boosting populations. It lists daily bag four and possession eight, season through November on private lands and December 27 on state areas, plus license details and requirements for residents and nonresidents and deer permit notes.
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Dan C Armbruster
Division of Wildlife
Ohio
Armbruster
United States
U.S
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
Fred E Moor
Department of Natural Resources
Resthaven
Cooper Hollow
Grand River
Delaware Wildlife Area
Salt Fork State Park
Wayne National Forest
Maumee, Raccoon
Oak Hill tops Wellston 16 8 in nonleague clash
Oak Hill edged Wellston 16 to 8 as Larry Daye returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown late in the opening seconds of the second period. Joe Martin answered for Wellston with a two yard score, and Dennis Headley added the conversion. Oak Hill recovered a Wellston fumble and Tim Harrison scored from four yards with 3:47 left in the game to seal the win. Both teams totaled eight first downs with Wellston gaining 152 yards to Oak Hill's 120 rushing and 19 passing. Headley punted four times for 199 yards for Wellston.
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Pont Pleasant
Mike Starns
Mike Rawson
Big Blacks
Point Pleasant
Meigs
Umn
Huntington
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Jackson
Meics Oor
Mers
Ro Ehhart
Brett Point Pleasant
OAK Hill
Oak ii
Wellston
Hall
Oak
Headley
Martin
Oak Hi
Larry Daye
Oak Hull
Rocket
Tim Harrison
Bob Miller
Gene Swick
Rockets
Lrk
Green and White Club Sets First Meeting of Season
The Green and White Club will hold its first meeting of the coming season Tuesday at the Buckeye Cafeteria. Coach Bil Hess will report on the University football team and Kent State coach Dave Puddington will be present for the telephoned intervening discussion.
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Buckeye
Bil Hess
Otte University
Kent
Dave Puddington
Heart
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