Middletown Middies upset Spartans on tough defense
Middletown defeats Lima Senior 24 0 to end Lima Senior's five game win streak. The Middies, ranked near the top of the state, grind out yardage and capitalize on Spartan mistakes as four backs and two linebackers key the win. Jim Thompson Dan Slusher and Bobby Joe Love lead the Middies scoring and defense.
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Middletown Grinds Ahead as Ousley Passes and Intercepts Dominate
Middletown opened a 7-0 lead on a 1-yard run after a yard interference call moved the ball to the 17. Ousley connected for multiple scores, including a 43-yard strike to John Mail, while Irvin Gregory grabbed two interceptions. The Middies controlled time and the game, with Slasher and Love contributing key TDs and Ousley adding a 77-yard scamper.
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Middletown and area football results update
Friday results feature Middletown 29 over Lima 6 and Shawnee 12 to Van Wert 0 with Bath 44 over Columbus Grove 0. Ottawa-Glandorf 27 defeating Elida 0. Ada 6 over Bluffton 0. Delphos Jefferson 18 over Allen East 0. Spencerville 6 over Pandora-Gilboa 0. western Buckeye League scores include Marys 42 over Coldwater 16 and Celina 38 over Kenton 20. Wapakoneta 46 to 0 over Dayton Kizer. College football scores list Syracuse 32 over Holy Cross 6 and Ohio State 20 over Wisconsin 10 among others.
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Celtics Drop To Second As St Louis Tops Club
The Celtics move to 2-1 after a 120-110 loss to St Louis, surrendering first in the East to Philadelphia, which improved to 2-0 with a 120-103 win over Detroit. San Francisco leads the West after beating Baltimore 123-108 as Los Angeles fell to New York 106-101.
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Thunderbirds Fall To Dayton Carroll
The Lima Central Catholic T-Birds lost to Dayton Carroll 8-6 at the Stadium Saturday night. The T-Birds led in most stats but committed three fumbles and failed to tighten the ball security in key moments.
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Intercepted passes fuel T Birds defense against Patriots
Scullin led the T-Birds with 14 tackles as Ray Lynch Bill Dowd and John Sarakaitis pressured Patriots. Lou Jones Tom Mundey and Tony Zabielski helped stifle the T Bird attack. A blocked Patriot punt and a 23 yard pass to Rick Batonier sparked their early scoring, while Bill Coleman and Bill Christen teamed with Pat McCormick Tebben and Riepenhoff for later drives and TDs. The next opponent is Akron Springfield.
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Shawnee Edges Van Wert 12 0 for Early Victory in WBL
Shawnee built on a rugged defense and 76 yard fourth quarter run by Heuer to beat Van Wert 12 0 in the Western Buckeye League. Dan Protsman keyed Shawnee stops including a fourth down tackle at the 44 and Roney scored twice on a drive that stretched the Indians lead. Van Wert, 0-? in the league, conceded a shutout as the Indians moved to 1-5-1 overall and 1-2-1 in WBL.
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Wildcats overpower Columbus Grove 44-0 despite QB injury
Bath Wildcats remain 7-0 after routing Columbus Grove 44-0 Friday night. With Dennis Anspach out due to a broken collarbone, backup QB duties were split by Ben Green and Ronnie Ray as Bath extended its Northwest Conference lead and showcased its potent offense.
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Jefferson Victor: Celina Rides High
In the Northwest Conference Delphos Jefferson upset Allen East 18-6 for its first win after a winless stretch, while Ada shocked Bluffton 8-0. Celina rolled past Kenton 38-20 and St. Marys beat Coldwater 42-16 as Celina stays atop the standings with its seventh straight win. Jim Otis led Celina with three rushing TDs to push his season total to 132 points.
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Lima Spartans suffer key loss as Nicolet injured in defeat
In a muddy Friday night clash with Middletown, the Spartans drop to the Mid by a score that tightens the Greater Ohio League title race. Quarterback Larry Nicolet suffered a knee ligament tear and will miss the November 5 finale vs Springfield. The Middies gain 327 total yards to Lima’s 257 while Middletown’s Dan Slusher rushes for 119 yards in nine carries. Defensive standouts include Jim Cottrell, Bob Snyder, and Steve Ferrall for Lima.
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Marchione Keyed Titans Rally Past Elida 27 0
Ottawa Glandorf's 186 pound fullback Mike Marchione rushed for 104 yards and scored on a 12 yard run as Ottawa Glandorf defeated Elida 27 to 0. Jim Selhorst Dan Gerding and Fortman led a stingy defense while Roeder and Marchione sparked two first half scores.
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Ohio Senate Joint Resolution Hints at Urban Service Authority Charter
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article X to create an urban service authority. It details how such authorities may be formed by charter,Voting rules, and the process for submitting questions to voters in areas including counties, townships, and municipalities. The text specifies petition requirements, residency, and election timing, plus provisions for charter powers and revenue distribution.
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