Bengals Flub Puzzles Brown After Late Falcons Loss
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown lamented despite strong play in a 4th quarter collapse as Atlanta’s Dick Shiner found Art Malone for a 4 yard TD with 76 seconds left erasing a 63 lead. Cincinnati falls to seventh straight defeat after losses to Houston and Atlanta, with Virgil Carter starting rusty in his first return. Jim Harris was released as Cincinnati regrouped for Denver next Sunday.
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Middletown Middies eye rebound with depth boost
Coach Jack Gordon sees 59 of 71 players returning as Middletown closes the season Friday at Hamilton Garfield. He projects 35 to 40 freshmen join next year and adds depth at every position, including defensive tackle, with two volunteers ready to fill the spot. The club aims to finish near .500 after a year of growing experience among seniors and juniors.
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Top Prep Trio Has One Week Of Waiting Left
Ohio AP high school football rankings show Warren Harding leading Class LAAA with 190 points and Akron Garfield close behind. In Class AA Steubenville Catholic holds 182 points, ahead of Warren Kennedy. Class A sees Marion Pleasant atop with 163, Portsmouth Notre Dame 155, as many programs finish their seasons this weekend. Cincinnati St Xavier’s 63 0ver Moeller upsets reshuffle the big school standings.
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Sooner Coach Happy With 1 Point Wins After Missouri Battle
Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks praised a tight 23 20 win over Missouri noting he is not unhappy with the performance though regrets the low scoring game. Nebraska bolstered its lead with 41 first place votes and 1 080 points after beating Iowa State 37 0. Penn State jumped Auburn to fifth after a 63 27 win over Maryland.
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Middies eye a .500 season with speed over size
Coach Gordon plans personnel changes to boost speed as Maryland’s team aims to avoid a losing season. He highlights upcoming Garfield clash as key to keeping hope alive after a 1-4 start, noting a recent 3-1 run and a loss to Princeton.
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Middie Movies To Be Shown At High School
Middletown High plans a screening of films from last Friday’s 4 0 victory over Portsmouth. The event starts at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria and is open to all football fans. Coach Jack Gordon will explain the films.
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Back Up Role For Jurgensen
Washington quarterback Sonny Jurgensen is back with the Redskins as a backup to Billy Kilmer. Coach George Allen said Jurgensen will be eased back and not ready to start, stressing no one will dictate the plan while both quarterbacks aim to win.
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Armco Campus Match Rescheduled for Saturday at Fenwick Field
Armco's Electric Power flag football team will play a challenge game against Miami Branch hopefuls on Saturday at 3 p.m. at Fenwick High Athletic Field. Electric Power leads the Armco league undefeated this season.
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Curtis pins help mobility as Colts edge Rams 24 17
Baltimore linebacker Mike Curtis will have two metal pins removed from a mending broken thumb today. He assisted in a key play by closing in on Rams runner Larry Smith, and Ted Hendrix returned a fumble for a 31 yard TD to seal a 24 17 win that moved Baltimore within a half game of Miami in the AFC East. Matte scored twice for the Colts, while the Rams led early on.
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Fenwick JV Bulldogs Blank Madison in 42-0 Victory
Fenwick Junior Varsity delivered its fourth shutout of the year as Tom Bruggeman threw three touchdown passes to reach 13 TDs and 1,100 passing yards in eight games. The Mohawks were held to minus yardage, pushing Fenwick’s season slate to 71-6-1 in the Mid-Miami League.
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