Hamilton Middletown Grid Clash Scrambles Through Snow
Hamilton High and Middletown High faced a snowbound 2:20 kickoff at Oxford, drawing about 1,000 fans. Middletown’s Wendt starred in a tough, clean contest while Hamilton’s Lal Solantz tied the game in the second quarter. Coaches foresee a Thanksgiving showdown for Miami and Cincinnati Bearcats.
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Bearcats
Hamilton Blue Deathalters Fall To Middletown In Close Showdown
In an action filled Saturday contest at Oxford, Hamilton suffers 18 to 6 defeat as Middletown’s Purple attack drives repeatedly downfield. Key plays include Thomas 32 yard dash and Lehante Forwards passes and penalties noted. Hamilton’s defense shows fight but ends fail to stop Middletown ends.
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Big Blue Deathalters
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Lehante
Sidgelines
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Middletown Fans Endure Snowy Muddy Clash At Hamilton
Weathered crowds in bitter cold watched Hamilton High fall to Middletown as Welch, Hamilton’s standout, exited after a tough game. Thomas led Hamilton with 75 rushing yards while Lehanin added 45 and Welch 33. Hamilton finishes 4-3-1, a marked improvement over last year. A Missouri game department stocking fish program record topped 1,200 applications in 2032.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Thomas
Lehanin
Missouri Game Department
Frechtling Five Rolls 3138 in Match Game Victory
Moose bowling teams win two of three in weekend matches. Frechtling Dairy posted 8138 to defeat Peerless Tin. Cincinnati finder led by Bob Craycraft and Waddie Schmaltz with high scores. Hamilton key clers also prominent as teams competed at Moose alleys.
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Moose Alleys
Frechting Dairy
Cincinnati
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Wadddie Schmaltz
Hamilton Keyclers
Hamilton Paint and Glass
Falding Rainbow Towm
Herman
Hatton
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Batt Slewara
Glen Luckley Jaubke
J. Buckley
Malloy
Sietter
Hatlow
Davis Il U
Civic Athletic club to stage Thanksgiving wrestling show
The Civic Athletic club announces a Thanksgiving mat show replacing the Friday night card. Sammy Klein of Cincinnati faces Paddy Natusw of Georgia in a two hour two fall main event. Johnny Parks of Covington meets Jon Childress of Hamilton in the semi final, with a half hour one fall opener. A testimonial signed by over 60 patrons lauds the club and the exhibition.
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Cinsinnati
Paddy Natusw
Georgia
Mantel
Johnny Parks
Covington
Jon Childress
Hamilton
Intel
Aldlelto Chih
Matohea
Weest‘ling
Russell P. [Price
Civic Athletia Club
Wrestling Commission
Horsemen Hold Annual Session in New York
New York hosts the annual meeting of Grand Circuit stewards and the Trotting Horse Club of America as 36 followers gather for the event. Grand Circuit stewards plan talks with member cities including Syracuse, with re-admission discussed. Trotting Horse Club sessions will be held tomorrow. Old Glory sale consignments exceed 400 racers at the event opening Wednesday. Alabama guard from Olympic wrestling finishes third in East Chicago high school nationals.
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Ameree Ag
Syracuse
Horga Club
Cross Country Meet Result At Miami Ohio Conference
Miami won the Buckeye conference cross country meet with 3444 points at Delaware. Ohio Wesleyan finished third with 38 and Cincinnati trailed. Denison was second with 3774 points. Mare layton Herrick and Frank Heilig of Miami led the effort for first place.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Frank Heilig
Eastern Star Clinches National Scoring Title
Anqociated Areas notes Lon Bush of Massachusetts State clinches the national individual football scoring title. Despite a scoreless week against Tufts, his total points top runner-up Ralph Graham of Kansas State and Carroll Broderick of West Kentucky. The piece lists leading players by conference and school, with sparse OCR details and formatting errors.
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Middletown Triumphs In Wild Hamilton Clash
Play by play recount shows Middletown driving through Hamilton in a back and forth game. Wendt and Burnett power Middletown with multiple first downs and a late second half surge to lead Hamilton 18 yards long, then Hamilton answers with pushes and a late kickoff return.
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All-Star Big Ten football selections announced by coaches
Chicago November 21 All-Star selections for 1982 feature players from Purdue Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Ohio State and Illinois. First team includes Wells Kabat Bernard Hinehman Berry Wewmat Stile Willigaman and Berry with multiple Big Ten rivals named. Second team lists Robinson Wistert Lotznger Ochler Ker Cassels Otoskey Variountz and Parvid among others.
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New Champs Crowned in Ohio Grid World
Ohio football season ends amid lean crowds and rising thrills as Ohio State defeats Illinois 3 0 in a closing field goal, Guse secures the Buckeye title with a 14 0 win over Oberlin, Miami wins the title and Cincinnati eyes runner up with a key victory. Navy Notre Dame clash in Cleveland draws big attention as Cedarville loses to West Liberty Normal.
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Match Game Won From Wehr Five
Sunday afternoon the Georgian elut's bowling team of Cincinnati defeated the Wehr Dairy five by a score of 2816 to 1778 at the Fenmont club. Virr man led Cincinnati with a 653 total for the heat. other top scorers included Cha Gee Wr Blemler.
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Church Leagues To Be Organized Final Meeting For Basketball Leagues
The final meeting for all three divisions of the Sunday school basketball leagues is tonight at 7 30 in room 205. Team managers will draw for positions in the starting schedule for the 1832 3 season. Physical Director Bradbury urges full representation at the meeting.
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Packers Beaten by Giants in New York Tilt
New York Giants upset Green Bay 7 0 as they shut down the Packers running and passing game. The Giants forced a turnover at midfield in the second period paving the way for their only score. Spartans beat Boston 10 0 behind John Cavosin and Dateh Clack field goal. Bears defeated Bronkine 20 0 with Grange Moleaworth and Nambitt scoring. Stuplaten beat Chicago Cardinals 21 7 with Sampiglio scoring twice.
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Ken Strong
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Buckeye trio named to All-Big Ten squad by Associated Press
Gailus Rosequist and Hinchman earn first team berths for Ohio State as AP selects Big Ten all star eleven. Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois provide other first team picks, with Purdue quarterback Pardonner and Michigan’s Bernard among unanimous choices. Northwestern misses, while Rosequist shines as one of the league’s top passers and linemen.
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