Middletown High Denies Recruiting Rumors In Football
Fenwick coach Harkrader disputed claims of Middletown recruiting, noting four players from outside the city and only one who played regularly. He stressed parochial schools enroll by parish and warned against recruitment, citing Jeff Epperson and Steve Strinko as examples and outlining district rules and potential consequences.
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Germantown
Monroe
Lebanon
Franklin
Carlisle
Springboro
Mason
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Steve Strinko
Kenerly Dominates Gymnastics Meet for Franklin Wildcats
Franklin High's Irv Kenerly won all six events helping the Wildcats roll past Princeton 106.35 to 59.65. The performance boosts Franklin to six wins in seven dual meets and sets up the Kettering Invitational at Fairmont East tomorrow afternoon.
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Irv Kenerly
Franklin High
Princeton
Kenerly
Wildcats
Kettering
Fairmont East
Middletown Middies clash with Fairfield in key league test
The 9-0 Middletown High basketball team faces Fairfield tonight after a 77-50 win at Springfield South. Vic Merchant returns to the starting lineup for the Middies, who seek a third straight Greater Miami Conference victory while Monroe and Fenwick meet in a Mid Miami League battle.
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Fairfield
Paul Walker
Greater Miami
Indians
Hamilton Taft
AAA
Springfield South
Walker
Vic Merchant
Middies
Springfield
Merchant
Patterson
Monroe
Fenwick
Middie
Super teams look to run as the key in big game
In New Orleans the Steelers and Vikings prepare for the championship clash. Pittsburgh relies on a strong ground game led by Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier while Minnesota leans on Chuck Foreman to power both rushing and receiving attacks. Foreman vows to touch the ball 20 times as the team aims for 150 rushing yards to secure the win.
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Bruce Lowitt
New Orleans
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Franco Harris
Rocky Bleier
Steelers
Bud Grant
Vikings
Bradshaw
Harris
Minnesota
Chuck Foreman
NFL
Foreman
Miami
Wolfpack routs Western Carolina as UCLA and others win
North Carolina State as No. 4 routed Western Carolina 119 to 61 behind David Thompson’s 32 points and 10 rebounds. Teammates Phil Spence 20 Moe Rivers 19 Monte Tone 12 Kenny Carr 11 also hit double figures. Western Carolina's Kirby Thurston led their scoring with 20. Other games saw UCLA beat Washington 92-82 and Louisville edge West Texas State 53-51.
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UCLA
Washington
Louisville
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North Carolina
Clemson
David Thompson
Thompson
Phil Spence
Moe Rivers
Monte Tone
Kenny Carr
Evening sports TV and radio slate tonight
Local listings present Middletown at Fairfield on WPFB AM at 8 p.m. Monroe faces Fenwick on WPFB FM also at 8 p.m. Tomorrow includes Senior Bowl on channels 2 and 5 at 1 p.m. plus college games Miami at Bowling Green on WPFB AM at 7 30 p.m. Temple at Cincinnati on WCKY AM at 7 55 p.m. Creighton at Dayton on WHIO AM at 8 15 p.m. Arcanum at Dixie on WPFB FM at 8 p.m. Replay Monroe Fenwick on local cable channel 18 at 4 p.m. Sunday features Super Bowl LX Pittsburgh vs Minnesota on channels 2 5 and WLW AM at 3 p.m. and Fenwick Monroe replay on channel 18 at 6 p.m.
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President Ford Praises Coaches At Football Association Banquet
President Ford lauded football coaches as a living laboratory shaping youth on and off the field. He accepted the Tuss McLaughry Award from the American Football Coaches Association and noted top honorees Grant Teaff and Roy Kramer for season achievements.
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Ford
America
American Football Coaches’ Association
Grant Teaff
Baylor University
Roy Kramer
Central Michigan University
Teaff
Baylor
Kramer
Central Michigan
Middletown Tennis Club announces 1975 officers
The Middletown Tennis Club named its officers for the 1975 season. John Peterson is president, Richard Head first vice president, Mrs. Tom Wiley second vice president, Paul Chenault treasurer, and Mrs. Tom Dishun secretary.
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Middletown
Gratis seventh grader breaks scoring mark in win
Gratis player Daren O Banion scored 43 points breaking his own 41 point season high as Gratis seventh grade team defeated Carlisle 62 to 34 yesterday.
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Gratis
Hedric theory to be tested in MAC race
Ohio University Central Michigan and Miami of Ohio seek early MAC road wins to prove Darrell Hedric’s theory that success on the road determines the conference title. Miami faces Bowling Green while Central Michigan carries an eight game win streak into Kent State. Ohio State hosts Minnesota as Cincinnati and Dayton return home after road losses.
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College basketball results across multiple matchups
Wright State 58 beat Cleveland State Central State 95. Wilberforce 81 defeated Tiffin 81 to 60. Northwood Michigan 71 defeated DePaul 90 to 75. N Caro 74 edged Clemson 72. N Caro St. 119 lost to W Caro 61. Hawaii 79 beat Centenary 78. S Florida 89 topped Lehigh 62. Wichita St. 106 beat Drake 92. Bradley 106 over Illinois St. 65. Hardin Simmons 70 defeated UTex Arlington 50. Louisville 53, West Texas 5. Oral Roberts 91 over Long Beach St. Southern Methodist 98 beat Houston Baptist 67. UCLA 92 over Wash 82. San Jose St. 76 defeated Portland St. 62.
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