Key Man Missing Delays Middle Tilts Decision
Local officials fail to agree on start times for Middletown High football games as Police Chief Howerton and the Fraternal Order of Police withhold support for night games. A Wednesday vote seems possible after further study. Attendees included Dr. Gene Lubera, school and city officials, coach Jack Gordon, and others. key decision hinges on police protection.
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Jerry Nardiello
Journal
Middletown
James Howerton
Fraternal Order of Police
Howerton
Lubera
Russ Dwyer
Barnitz Stadium
Middies
Cincinnati Courier Tech
Stan Lewis
Cecil Hunter
Bobby Morris
South End
FCP
Dan Rothe
Fred van Scoyce
Dudley Inwood
Jesse Mayabbe
Bob Cordray
Jerry Brown
Howard Schueller
Lewis
Gordon
Jim Shafer
Jack Beck
Hunterland Morris
Bengals waive seven players including Dewey Warren
Cincinnati Bengals released seven players on waivers including quarterback Dewey Warren who may join the taxi squad if unclaimed. Coach Paul Brown said Warren understood the move and could become a free agent by Tuesday if unclaimed, with only three quarterbacks kept on the roster.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Dewey Warren
Dewey
Paul Brown
Warren
Brown
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Collier To Inspect Browns QBs At Scrimmage
In Hiram Ohio coach Blanton Collier will study all three Browns quarterbacks Frank Ryan who sat out Friday groin injury Bill Nelson and Jerry Rhome in a 60 play controlled scrimmage prior to the exhibition opener. The Browns face the San Francisco 49ers in Seattle on August 10.
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Brown
John Stofa
Greg Cook
University of Cincinnati
Sam Wyche
Mike Hibler
Stanford
Bill Schmitt
Missouri
Sylvester Greenwood
Fresno Tate
Dave Morrison
Southwest Texas State
Phil Spiller
Los Angeles State
Terry Story
Georgia Tech
Bengals
Hiram
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Hiram College
Frank Ryan
Bill Nelson
Jerry Rhome
Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
Seattle
National League East results and Sunday schedule
Friday's results show New York beating Atlanta 5 to 4, Chicago 5 over San Diego 2, Houston 5 over Montreal 3, San Francisco 5 over Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 7 over Los Angeles 2, and Cincinnati 7 over Philadelphia 6. Sunday matches feature Atlanta at New York and Houston at Montreal among others.
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New York
Atlanta
Chicago
San Diego
Houston
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reed
McAndrew
Merritt
Jackson
San Francisco
Marichal
Veale
Santorini
Holtzman
Sutton
Torrez
Ray
Blasingame
Stoneman
W. L. Pet. G.B
Phila’phia
San Fran
Astros
Curt Blefary
Jimmy Wynn
York
Braves
Reds
Giants
Baseball scores and upcoming games recap
Detroit shut out Chicago 8-0 while Kansas City beat Cleveland 6-0 and Minnesota edged Baltimore 4-3 in 10 innings. Oakland won 4-3 over Boston. Washington beat California 5-3 and New York defeated Seattle 4-2. Today’s schedule includes Boston at Oakland and New York at Seattle among others. Expos and Padres to meet in June as NL expansion teams.
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Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Oakland
Boston
Washington
California
New York
Seattle
Rome
Krausse
Moore
Murphy
Downing
Brunet
Williams
Zachary
Cuellar
Perry
John
Lolich
Montreal Expos
San Diego
Seattle Weer
Woody Woodward dives to save Phillies in tough loss
Philadelphia’s Woody Woodward made a sensational eighth inning diving stop to rob Dave Watkins of a tying hit, but Cincinnati Reds edged the Phillies 7-6. Woodward, hitting near .500 since joining the lineup, added a two run double earlier, while Alex Johnson and Tony Perez drove early Reds runs. Reds push toward first in the division as Atlanta loses to New York.
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Philadelphia
Woody Woodward
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Wayne Granger
Phillies
Atlanta
New York
Woody
Dave Bristol
Dave Watkins
Woodward
Montreal Expos
Granger
Clay Carroll
Watkins
Alex Johnson
Tony Perez
Lee May
Jim Bunning
Willie McCovey
Dick Dietz
San Francisco
Pirates
McCovey
Giants
Dietz
Jim Davenport
Bo Belinsky
Houston Astros climb into NL West race with win
The Astros beat Montreal 5-3 for their sixth straight victory as Curt Blefary and Jimmy Wynn homered twice and once. Denny Lemaster earned the win amid three Houston errors. Braves, Reds, Giants near leaders. Mets win as Niekro takes loss.
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Blefary
Wynn
Houston
Denny Lemaster
Astros
Braves
New York
Don Cardwell
Mets
Rod Gaspars
Jerry Grote
Cal Koonce
Namath booed as he enters College All-Star game in Cincinnati
Jets quarterback Joe Namath faced a chorus of boos at the College All-Star game in Cincinnati amid a tense scene with a fan trying to steal his helmet. He blamed the remarks on the NFL city’s attitude toward him and described feeling pushed while entering the dressing room. He also noted disappointment in not scoring a touchdown in the 26-24 victory over the All-Stars.
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Mike Rather
Chicago
Joe Namath
Cincinnati
OGG CE
Almost Tolan Cf
A. A. Johnson
Perez
Stewart
Namath
L. May
Gicheers
Woodward
Sol Iruiz
Contro
Cloninger
Carroll Dorey
New York Jets
Granger
Phil‘phia
RBI
D. Johnson
Ryan
Joseph PC
B. Wilson
Fryman
Na- Raffo
R. Stone
Ijout
Bet- Boozer
Rozavsky
Farrell
Watkins
Philadelphia
All-Stars
Jim Marsalis
Tennessee State
Willie Thompson
Maryland State
Collegians
Snell
Emerson Boozer
Bill Mathis
Namath Leads Jets Past College All Stars In 26-24 Thriller
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, booed by 74,206 at Broadway Joe debut, threw 17 of 32 for 292 yards as New York beat the College All-Stars 26-24. Namath connected for no touchdowns but setup field goals and late rallied with a 59-yard pass to Levins and 19-yard scoring pass to Levins.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Joe Namath
Broadway
New York Jets
Baltimore Colts
Jim Turner
Matt Snell
Namath
Cook
Levins
Roy Gerela
New Mexico State
Greg Cook
Cincinnati
Artie Taylor
Utah State
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
New York
Jetstream
Collegians
Cincinnati Bengals
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Bob Douglass
Kansas
Otto Graham
Taylor
Weeb Ewbank
Jets
Gene Washington
Stanford
Bob
Klein
Southern California
Ladies Day Quip Reveals Marital Insight Exchange
A brief humorous exchange is noted with the line “I think I begin to understand why your first wife didn't understand you.” suggesting a lighthearted commentary on relationships during a social event titled Ladies Day. The remark hints at marriage dynamics without detailing individuals or contexts.
McLain Becomes First 16-Game Winner With Six-Hitter
Yesterday's Stars by The Associated Press note Denny McLain of the Tigers fired a six-hitter to beat Chicago 8-0, becoming the majors' first 16-game winner. Curt Blefary of the Astros hit two two-run homers in a 5-3 win over Montreal.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Houston Astros
Ron Taylor
Phil Niekro
Denny McLain
Tigers
Chicago
Curt Blefary
Astros
Houston
Montreal
Harness racing in 1968 sees fourteen states running parimutuel events
In 1968 fourteen states conducted parimutuel harness racing. The period marks broader adoption of standardized wagering and race formats as state regulators reported stable attendance and wagering figures across circuits. Specific state-by-state results were outlined in the report with emphasis on growth trends and regulatory practices.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Collier
Bill Todd
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Holiday
W. L. Pet
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Wash'n
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Richie Allen
John Callison
Julian Javier
Joe Torre
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Roosevelt Raceway
Gary Nolan
Nolan
Indianapolis
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Indians
E—Money
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M. Ryan
A. Johnson
R. Allen
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L—Fryman
Pete Rozelle
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Raffo
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Latonia Race Course
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