Trick paved the way for others in Middletown football history
Bill Truck named head of Middletown Chamber of Commerce. As Middies quarterback he set state records in the Run and Shoot offense under coach Glenn Ellison, leading Middletown to 15 wins in two seasons and paving the way for later all state quarterbacks John McCluskey Paul Walker Jr. and Jim Ousley.
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Agassi advances as Fish retires with back pain at Masters
At Cincinnati a swelling field opened with Andre Agassi winning his opener while Mardy Fish quit in the third set due to a sore back. Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-1 behind Ted Lilly’s win and Vernon Wells homer before calf injury.
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Williams predicts defensive turnaround for Bengals
Williams vents at media over 2003 defense and contract doubt then predicts a better 2004 season. He cites motivation from negative coverage and says the defense will improve with key returns like Clemons Thornton and O Neal. Teammates back a playoff push with a settled unit and clearer roles.
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Bengals' Marvin Lewis signs new four year contract
Georgetown Ky Ben Galas owner and president Mike Brown announced Marvin Lewis will remain Cincinnati head coach through 2007. Lewis, 45, became ninth coach in club history Jan 14 2003 and posted 8 8 in his first season after inheriting a 2 14 2002 squad. The new deal replaces the old four year one with undisclosed terms likely around $2 million per year.
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Shadoan Breaks Roots Winning Streak In Golf Title
Shadoan won the Mary Alice Mack senior women’s golf tournament at Weatherwax Golf Course with a score of 83, ending Sharon Roots seven‑year title run. Roots struggled, shooting uneven rounds, while Shadoan credited solid putting and focus after years as event organizer. 93 players entered across five flights. Janice Orum captured the championship flight with 85, Roots 88.
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Midddletown Journal
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Tonight's game between Cincinnati and San Francisco
Cory Lidle starts for the Reds against Dustin Hermanson and the Giants in a 10:15 p.m. showdown televised on Fox Sports Net with radio on WLW 700 and WONE 980.
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Reds face tough slide after June optimism fades
Cincinnati's Dave Miley warned fans on June 6 that a long season lay ahead. The Reds, 12 games above .500 and in first in the NL Central, then collapsed to 17-32 over 49 games. Poor pitching, injuries, and slumps hit, with a 5.97 ERA and .293 opponents' average. Pena, Cruz, Hummel and others posted low averages as the team dropped toward last. Miley urged continued adjustments to reverse the slide.
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