Middies End Losing Streak With 14 0 Victory
Middletown kids break skid at Barnitz Stadium securing a 14 to 0 win over Cincinnati Hughes. Gardner scores after birthday, Stevens catches Coleman pass for 13 yards, Jones and Thompson anchor running game in muddy conditions. Author notes Parents Night celebration and Nisbet award.
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Tommy Coleman
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Hamilton Garfield
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Buckeyes Freshmen Roll Indiana In Rainy Mud
Ohio State freshmen defeated Indiana 26-7 in Bloomington on a muddy field. Rex Kern ran for two touchdowns and added a two point conversion as OSU totaled 370 yards to Indiana’s 95.
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Fenwick Madison Football Clash Seeks Snowbound Turnaround
Fenwick led by junior QB Kas Oganowski aims to reverse last year’s 20 14 loss to Madison as the Falcons seek a 6 4 overall mark and 2 4 in league with a 4 0 outside record. Game 8 p.m. at Barnitz Stadium includes halftime tribute to Jerry Brown.
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Local Area Football Scores Highlight Weekend Upsets
Middletown routed Cincinnati Hughes 14 0 while other area games featured strong showings by Milford over Glen Este 42 6 and Van Wert over St Marys 22 0. Multiple teams posted decisive wins including Belmont 60 Kaiser 0 and Circleville 25 Franklin Heights 0.
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Termites and trust in unverified home canvassers
A warning about hiring unknown door to door termite operators. The piece cautions homeowners to verify credentials and avoid trusting unfamiliar firms for pest control. It stresses due diligence to prevent scams and ensure reliable service.
Harvard Champion Again in Big Three Cross Country
Harvard won the Big Three cross country title for the fifth straight year with five runners in the top 10, finishing with 35 points. Yale was second with 46 and Princeton followed at 47.
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Kennedy Sets Rushing Record In 28-0 Win Over Kings
Springboro beats Kings 28-0 as Steve Kennedy runs for 159 yards on seven carries, breaking the Panthers single game rushing mark. Scott Blackburn adds 155 yards on 20 carries, eclipsing Springboro’s prior rushing record. Panthers post third straight shutout against Kings.
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Shutout Streak Ends as Germantown Falls to Wilson
Germantown High suffered its second straight shutout, losing 26 0 to Xenia Woodrow Wilson. Germantown finished 3 6 while Wilson closed 5 3. First quarter threat canceled by clipping on Jon France run back.
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Cage Results Roundup of High School and Pro Scores
Georgetown defeats Mt Crab 64 to 59 while Lynchburg Clay tops Fayetteville 86 62 Farmersville beats Jackson 62 61 Anna over Russia 74 72 In pro play Detroit 115 Baltimore 118 Boston 105 Los Angeles 104 New York 134 Seattle 100 Anaheim 101 Pittsburgh 94
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Monroe Clinches Tie For Loop Title With Muddy Win
Monroe High defeats Lebanon 28 to 6 in a mud soaked Mid Miami League clash. Scott Miltenberger scored three touchdowns, including two early in the second half, to lift the Hornets to a 7-2 season mark and a likely league crown pending next week’s Franklin game. Milwaukee?
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Franklin Is Alive In Race For Mid-Miami Crown
In a muddy home clash Franklin Wildcats beat Talawanda Braves 6 0 to boost their claim in the Mid-Miami League. Franklin rushed for 315 yards while Jennings and Carpenter combined for 271. Braves gain 136 on 40 rushing attempts and Gibson missed all four pass attempts.
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Frosh Clash Sunday at Notre Dame Michigan State
Notre Dame and Michigan State meet in a freshman football game Sunday afternoon. The contest had been postponed from Wednesday night.
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