Reed Sheley Lead Edgewood To Section Meet Second
Edgewood's Pete Reed won the 180-yard low hurdles in 14.9 seconds and Darrel Sheley took the 220-yard dash in 23.4 seconds to lift Edgewood to second place at the Dayton Class AA Section 1 meet at Welcome Stadium. The Cougars total 812 points, trailing Jefferson with 96. Other standout results include Carlisle's field and distance winners and Valley View's mile relay state bid.
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Bob Beaudoin
Butler County
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Valley View
Springboro
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Preble Shawnee
Chroniak
Bowles
Alecorn
Brown
Madison Stars Name Colleges Branch Teammates
Madison High reports three state semifinalists from its squad will attend colleges this fall. Guards Ken Marts Tim Sheets and forward Mark Young will play locally while Larry Carpenter of Madison joins Lee College Cleveland Tenn after averaging 17 points 12 rebounds seven blocks per game for a 24 2 Mohawks season. Doliboa will attend Union College Kentucky after setting a rebounding mark at his school.
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Tim Sheets
Mark Young
Larry Carpenter
Lee College
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Gary Trenan
Lee
Mike Doliboa
Union College
Kentucky
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Franklin High Banquet To Feature Coach John Pont
Franklin High offers remaining tickets for its annual sports banquet at the high school. Indiana University head football coach John Pont will be the featured speaker. Pont, a noted “crash of coaches” alum, coached at Miami University and is in their Hall of Fame. The dinner begins at 6 0 PM with tickets at $2.50 each.
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Untitled sports scoring fragment with player totals
Scattered line scores and player totals show a list of players with multiple scores and totals, including C Meyers, C Pergras, G Lemmons, M Tackett, S Pennington, C Poffenbarger, A Evans, J Whismen, C Brewer, S Bowden, M Farkas, and B Harding. The fragmentary data lacks context or event details.
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C. Pergras
G. Lemmons
M. Tackett
S. Pennington
C. Poffenbarger
A. Evans
J. Whismen
C. Brewer
S. Bowden
M. Farkas B. Harding
Armco Iron Breaks Rain Streak With Series of Softball Wins
Armco Iron Division finally played after two weeks of rain delays at Armco Park. Jack Miller of No. 2 Open Hearth went four-for-five with a home run as Open Hearth defeated Slab Mill Maintenance 10-7. Larry Harp and Ed Kelly each had four hits for the winners, while Greg Nickels homered for Slab Yard. Darrell Isaacs went 3-for-3 as East Annealing beat Research No. 2 9-2. Arivco Park broke a 10-10 tie in the sixth to beat West Processing 14-10, evening its record. George Camp homered for the winners as BOF held on to beat Masonry 9-7. Instrument Repair forfeited to Electric Show.
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Sales Service
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Ed Kelly
Greg Nickels
East Annealing
Bass! Flemming
Darrell Issacs
Arivco Park
West Processing
George Camp
BOF
Masonry
Pro Stock Showdown At Wil-Nare Dragstrip
Four top pro stock dragsters clash at Wil-Nare Xenia Kil-Kare Dragstrip tomorrow night for No 1 status. The 1972 Sox and Martin Plymouth Barracuda faces Don Nicholson in Ford's 1972 Boss Pinto in the first semi final, starting at 8. Bill Jenkin's 1972 Vega Mouse meets Bill Stepp's 1972 Dodge Demon in the second semi final.
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Don Nicholson
Bill Jenkin
Bill Stepp
Wrestlers At Garden Tonight In Cincinnati Ring Action
Cincinnati Gardens hosts a full card headlined by Bobo Brazil versus The Sheik. Semi finals feature Kangaroo No 1 Al Costello versus The Stomper and Cowboy Bob Ellis versus Kangaroo No 2 Don Kent. Other bouts include Dick Van Hoene and Cool Ghoul versus Dandy Dan Miller and Dee Jay John R Wailin, Ben Justice versus Crybaby George Cannon, Tron Mike Loren against Tony Marino, and an 8 p.m. ladies tag match.
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Dick van Hoene
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Big Jess Ortega
Dandy Dan Miller
Dee Jay John R. W. Wailin
WABE
Ben Justice
George Cannon
Tron
Mike Loren
Tony Marino
Officials To Study Downs Turn At River Downs
Jockey Homero Hidalgo was treated for facial contusions after a fall at River Downs. Officials planned a final turn inspection to find the cause of recent accidents, likely tied to water from heavy rains, as horses reportedly threw rocks. Vincent Clark escaped injury after a mud skid. other riders were uninjured. Gully won the featured eighth, with Sans Terre second and The Wasp third. The daily double paid $481.80 with Little Leonine and Gatlin Bully also posting payouts.
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River Downs
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Sans Terre
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Wasp
Lebanon Raceway Results and Race Details
Results from Lebanon Raceway list each race type, winners, and payoffs from the IST and YST cards. Notable finishers include Silly Sam, Wishing Smoke, File Even, Easy Easy, McElwyn Key, Baron C Direct, Mid daugh Flash, Gail Diller, Ball Of Fire, and Ball Of Fire partners with perfecta payouts. The summary captures race order, winners, and key payouts across pacing and trotting events.
No Le Hace Plays Preakness Prep Followed Race Odds
No Le Hace, among the few horses seen as Derby challenger to Riva Ridge, arrived at Pimlico to ready for the 97th Preakness after a Belmont Park workout. Meade Meadow Stable's Riva Ridge and Upper Case led early betting at 6-5, with Rokeby Stable's Key to the Mint at 2-1 and No Le Hace at 6-1 among the contenders. Freetex and Eager Exchange also eyed a start with odds around 12-1 to 20-1.
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Rokeby Stable
Preakness Prep
No le Hace
Putters Hopes Cash Will Create Stardom
The Professional Putters Association plans a $200,000 world putt putt tournament with championship rounds August 14 to 16 in Winston Salem. The winner earns $15,000 as PPA founder Dov Clayton says the move aims to popularize the sport and build superstars amid 63 qualifying events nationwide with $100 purses.
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Fordham and Drexel Play First Ever Meeting in Philly
The October 28 game in Philadelphia marks the first ever matchup between Fordham and Drexel, signaling a historic clash for both schools in college football.
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