Lingrel honored at Pigskin Roundball event in Middletown
Dr. Jerry Lingrel accepted the tribute for his uncle Elmo Lingrel, a longtime Middies athletics figure who directed tickets and built Barnitz Stadium and Wade E Miller Gym. Lingrel, a hall of fame Otterbein College football star, shaped Middletown High sports through 40 years and left a frugal, red free legacy.
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Pistons Take Early Lead In Semifinals Game 1
Detroit paces the opener as Indiana trails early and cannot keep pace. Detroit holds the tempo on the way to an initial edge in the series.
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Middletown Grinds Out 5-4 Sectional Win
Middletown Middies rallied from a 4-0 first‑inning deficit to defeat Hamilton Big Blue 5-4 in the OHSAA Division I sectional baseball opener at Hamilton High School. Freshman Chandler steadied the mound after Zach Lykins failed to get out of the first, as Middletown surged back with four innings of steady offense to earn a third straight win.
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Falcons edge Monro e to reach sectional semifinal
Fenwick High School hosted a tense Division III Dayton Sectional first round as Monroe jumped ahead with base running and timely hits. The Falcons, now 12-9, rallied to win 4-3, advancing to face Lees Creek East Clinton at 3:30 p.m. Thursday on Fenwick’s field.
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Middletown softball cannot stop Princeton in state tourney
Middletown High falls 3-1 at Hamilton as Princeton pitcher Jackie Scherl shuts down the Middies offense. Despite late threats, Middletown stranded runners each inning and could not spoil Princeton’s advance to face Fairfield. Coach Van Sams notes Princeton has improved since their regular-season meetings.
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Padres rally past Reds in 13th inning thriller
San Diego and Cincinnati traded blows until a 13th inning run clinched a 6-5 Padres win at Great American Ball Park. Aaron Harang, on his 27th birthday, pitched eight strong for Cincinnati but left with a four run lead as Reds bullpen imploded. Robert Fick delivered a clutch three run double to spark the decisive rally.
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