Madison Mohawks Defeat Fenwick 24-6 in MML Clash
Madison High snaps two game skid with a 24-6 Mid-Miami League victory over Fenwick. Greg Lawson returned a fourth down interception 90 yards for a score after a 64 yard opening drive set by Mark Sorrell and Rick Lanham. Fenwick, 1-8, showed offense but finished 0-7 in league. Madison improves to 4-5 overall, 3-4 in the MML.
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Mindlin Journal
Madison High
Fenwick Falcons
Mohawks
Madison
Falcons
Mohawk
Greg Lawson
Doug Fiessinger
Fenwick
Mark Sorrell
Rick Lanham
Fiessinger
Falcon
Mike Fassler
Matt Delaney
Chew
Barnitz Stadium
Preble Shawnee
Fenwick O
A. Sorrell
Lanham
Fassier
M Lawson
Sorrell
M Cox
Cox
Aerial threats loom as UCLA and USC face top passers
UCLA welcomes Oregon's Jack Henderson in Los Angeles while Southern Cal travels to Stanford to test Guy Benjamin. Henderson has 104 completions in 197 attempts for 13.2 per game, and Benjamin leads with 1,548 yards and nine TDs. Tony Hill is Stanford's top target with 30 catches for 494 yards and five scores.
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Herschel Nissenson
UCLA
Southern California
Oregon
Jack Henderson
Stanford
Guy Benjamin Henderson
Los Angeles Coliseum
Southern
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Benjamin
Henderson
Terry Donahue
Donahue
USC
Tony Hill
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Texas A&m
Stingers Call Up Jamie Hislop From Hampton Club
Cincinnati Stingers of the WHA promote 22 year old right winger Jamie Hislop from Hampton in the Southern Hockey League. Hislop, a former All American from the University of New Hampshire, played eight games with Hampton with one goal and three assists. The move follows veteran Pierre Guite's knee injury likely to sideline him for tonight's game versus the Winnipeg Jets.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stingers
World Hockey Association
Jamie Hislop
Hampton
Southern Hockey League
Hislop
University of New Hamp Shire
Stingers
Pierre Guite
Winnipeg Jets
Middletown Tops Taft 36 to 4 in Football Results
In a busy set of high school football scores, REA area games show Middletown defeating Cincinnati Taft 36 to 4, Lebanon 14, Monroe 0, Madison 24, Fenwick 6, Edgewood 48, Ross 0, Franklin 4, Talawanda 16, Lakota 15, Fairfield 4, Dixie 45, Cartisie 0, Oakwood 21, Valley View 3, Blanchester 48, Waynesville 0, Little Miami 14, Kings 7, Mason 45, Springboro 18, Colerain 14, Hamilton Taft 13. Several other schools report wins, losses, or close scores across the region.
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Lebanon
Monroe
Madison
Fenwick
Edgewood
Ross
Franklin
Talawanda
Lakota
Fairfield
Dixie
Cartisie
Oakwood
Valley View
Blanchester
Waynesville
Little Miami
Kings
Mason
Springboro
Colerain
Hamilton Taft
Northeastern
Gasnen
Canton McKinley
Warren Harding
Centerville
Fairmont West
Cin
Bacon
Elder
Forest Park
Norwood
Indian Hill
Glen Este
Mariemont
Madeira
Moeller
Purcell
N. Coll
Hill
Lockland
Northwest
Anderson
Oak Hills
Mt. Healthy
Princeton
Ham. Garfield
Reading
Taylor
St. Xavier
LaSalle
Sycamore
Deer Park
Western Hills
Aiken
Withrow
Walnut Hills
Woodward
Hughes
Wyoming
Greenhills
Col. West
Lima Senior
Dayton Carroll
Kettering Alter
Dayton Chaminade
Julienne
Jefferson
Dayton Meadowdale
Lima
Shawnee
Eaton
National Trail
Fairhorn Baker
Northview
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Cahanna Lincoln
Galloway
Westland
Greenville
Bellbrook
Hamilton Badin
McNicholas
Harrison
Finneytown
Ironton
Athens
Fairmont East
Beavercreek
Middies roll to 36 14 win after tragic week
Cincinnati Taft provided a stubborn test but Middletown High School's Middies dominated at Barnitz Stadium for a 36-14 victory. Coach Gordon praised his team after a week marked by the Princeton loss and the death of Cecil Hunter Jr. The win featured Larry Mack's 62 yard start and a 55 yard Merritt punt return, advancing Middies to 9-1 while Taft fell to 1-6.
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Middies
Princeton
Cecil Hunter Jr
Gordon
Hunter
Larry Mack
Mack
Senators
Joe Merritt
Taft
Ron Gregory
Warriors blank Hornets in key Mid- Miami League win
Lebanon football defense dominated Monroe 14-0 as the Warriors improved to 5-0-1 in league play. Key plays included two interceptions by Gregg Huddleston, a blocked punt returned for a TD by Mike Neeley, and a stiff front led by Mark Parker. Monroe, 4-2, was held to 115 rushing yards and eight first downs, with two field goal misses.
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Tim Willis
Jim van de Grift
Monroe
Miami
van de Grift
Edgewood
Warriors
Hornets
Lebanon
Mark Parker
Terry Brooks
Gary Oakley
Dwayne DeCaires
Hornet
Tim Williams
Herb Nally
Spencer Singleton
Oakley
Mike Neeley
Nally
Gene Rice
Rice
Parker
Ron Fordyce
Fordyce
Neeley
Brooks
Gregg Little
Huddleston
Jay Day
Williams
Blount
Pete Jones
Kelly Pickworth
Finley lets 'Tanner go for a big price
Pittsburgh, AP — Pirates GM Harding Peterson landed Chuck Tanner from Oakland for catcher Manny Sanguillen and $100,000. Finley pursued a pound of flesh, while Tanner returns to western Pennsylvania amid hopes his return boosts attendance and lures Oakland talents.
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Harding Peterson
Oakland A
Charlie Finley
Chuck Tanner
Finley
Peterson
Tanner
Manny Sanquillen
New Castle
Pete
Western Pennsylvania
Danny Murtaugh
Sanguillen
Chuckie Boy
Oakland
A's
White Sox
Chicago
Bill Veeck
Pirates
al Oliver
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Sal Bando
Rollie Finger
Big names passed up in draft by new AL teams
Seattle Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays built their expansion rosters on youth in the AL draft. They targeted unproven prospects over veteran stars, drafting Ruppert Jones and Bob Bailor as early picks while loading up on young pitchers and minor leaguers for future potential.
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Hal Rock
NEW York
Seattle Mariners
Toronto Blue Jays
Rico Carty
Toronto
Seattle
Speedy Ruppert Jones
Kansas City
Whitey
Lou Piniella
Dick Tidrow
Elliott Maddox
Carlos May
New York Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland
Mariners
Blue Jays
Peter Bavasi
Carty
Bill Singer
Steve Hargan
Jesse Jefferson
Otto Velez
Jim Mason
Dave McKay
Darrell Johnson
Grant Jackson
Pete Broberg
Rick Jones
Stan Thomas
Glenn Abbott
Dick Polo
Dave Pagan
Dave Collins
Steve Braun
Leroy Stanton
Bob Stinson
Joe Lis
Dan Meyer
Royals
Jones
al Fitzmorris
Stinson
Steve Staggs
Fitzmorris
Alan Ashby
Doug Howard
Ted Garvin
Minnesota
Jim Clancy
Texas
Claude Edge
Milwaukee
Tigers pick up Card Infielder
St. Louis Cardinals sold the contract of infielder Luis Alvarado 27 to the Detroit Tigers. Alvarado spent most of 1976 with Tulsa in the American Association, hit .286 in 16 games for St. Louis after September call up. He began with the Red Sox, then White Sox, then moved to St. Louis via Cleveland before returning to the Cards in 1975.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Luis Alvarado
Detroit Tigers
Alvarado
Tulsa
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Cards
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