Miller Ground Attack Drubs Spartans 42-8 in MOVC Game
Miller High School built a 42-8 win at Alexander in a MOVC clash. Miller rushed for 305 yards led by Brent Nicholas and Pete Kiener, while Alexander totaled 87 yards and three White completions. Miller improves to 2-2, Alexander to 1-3.
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Bulldogs Edge Gallipolis 14-8 in SECAL battle
In Athens on Friday night Athens broke an 8-8 tie with a third quarter touchdown and held Gallipolis late to win 14-8. Athens elevates to 2-2 overall and 2-0 in SECAL, while Gallipolis drops to 2-2 and 1-1 in league play. Rutter scored the go ahead TD for Athens, with Smith catching the first quarter TD from Abdella and Snowden adding an early second quarter score for Gallipolis.
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Ohio Bobcats Soccer Ties Indiana and Falls to Akron
Ohio University opened 1999 soccer with a 1-1 tie against Indiana on Friday and a 3-2 overtime loss to Akron on Saturday in Akron. Southern Illinois won the tournament with a 3-1 win over Akron and 5-1 over Indiana, while Ohio finished 0-1-1. Pete Martell tied Indiana in the fourth period with help from Bill Jackson. John Thompson scored twice in the third for Ohio.
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Meigs Romos 42 Buckets York in SECAL Football Duel
Meigs Romos ran to a 16-0 halftime lead and pulled away for a 42-12 win over winless Nelsonville York in SECAL action. Lee Floyd led Meigs with two rushing TDs, others scored include O'Brien Boggs Grote Werry and Kloes with PATs. Nelsonville York answered with a late 59 yard interception return and a 1 yard TD run. Meigs outgained 300 to 65 in total yards and will travel to Athens. Nelsonville York hosts Logan.
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Second Week Victories Seen For Browns Rams
NFL previews from Associated Press list Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Browns Green Bay Packers Dallas Cowboys as likely to win in Week Two while Alex Webster and Chuck Noll face potential coaching defeats. AFL matches include Kansas City Cincinnati and Oakland Boston with key injuries noted. A record 1653 men 55 and over entered the 1969 ABC National Seniors tournament.
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Ironmen Extend Unbeaten Run In SECAL Clash
Jackson Ironmen stay undefeated at 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the SECAL after a 12-6 win over Logan. Terry Osborne connected with Terry Lloyd for the winning fourth quarter TD. Darwin Valentine had a first quarter 2 yard score. Logan suffers its second straight league loss as both teams prepare for next Friday contests.
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