Middies and Falcons face must win games to chase GMC title
The Middies must beat Garfield at Hamilton to force a tie with Princeton for the Greater Miami Conference crown after Princeton’s 3-1 GMC finish. Fenwick also must win at Portsmouth Notre Dame to reach the state Class A playoffs, led by QB Andy Vetter and strong Notre Dame defense. Williamsburg ended 9-0-0, topping the standings.
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Falcons face final stretch in regional meet with shot at playoffs
Harkrader and Notre Dame coach Dick Beeler eye Covington as the key rival in the chase for a playoff berth as Notre Dame sits at 237.26 and Covington 233.25. Urbana clashes head to head with Covington in the finale while Valley View seeks a 2 pm win at National Trail to push above or reach .500 for the season.
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Fenwick
Harkrader
Dick Beeler
Covington
Urbana
Falcons
Valley View
National Trail
Spartans
Blazers
Reds acquire Clay Kirby in two for one deal
Cincinnati Reds obtain pitcher Clay Kirby from the San Diego Padres in exchange for outfielder Bobby Tolan and left-hander Dave Tomlin. Kirby, 25, has a 32-81 career record and 4.78 ERA this year. Tolan, 27, hit .206 amid contract disputes and DL stints.
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Ohio
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Clay Kirby
San Diego Padres
Bobby Tolan
Padres
San Diego
Dave Tomlin
Kirby
Tolan
Franklin Wildcats blank Monroe 19-0 in key triumph
Franklin High’s defense led by Dan Shephard and Tom Collins shut down Monroe’s offense, sacking QB Rodney Blount six times and forcing a fumble. Key plays included Shephard tackle on Rick Childers and Lennie Evans’ late scoop and score as Franklin improved to 8-2, first since 1960, over Monroe for the first time since 1965.
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Shepherd
Collins
Hornet
Franklin
Monroe
Hornets
Shephard
Rick Childers
Blount
Lennie Evans
Childers
Lennie (Evans
Rob Ramey
Colonels debut in Cincinnati sinks as Cougars roll
The Carolina Cougars defeated the Kentucky Colonels 139 to 110 in Cincinnati as Dan Issel lamented their shaky return. A 6,194 crowd saw a rout that ended Cincinnati's pro basketball drought and reinforced plans for a new 17,000 seat Riverfront arena with a 10 year Colonels lease.
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Royals
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DeWitt
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Riverfront
Swords Travel to Boston to Extend Unbeaten Streak
The Swords aim to remain the league's only undefeated team as they head to Boston after a 9-1 win over the Richmond Robins in Cincinnati. Rookie Neil Korzack netted his first professional hat trick in the first period, fueling a 5-1 opening surge, while Gary Bromley earned his 11th straight win. Rene Orolet spoiled the shutout with a late first period goal.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Swords
Boston
Swords
Richmond Robins
Neil Korzack
Gary Bromley
Robins
Rene Orolet
Stromley
Earlham AD to Step Down as Athletic Director
Earlham College announces Del Harris will resign as athletic director effective immediately to focus on coaching and teaching duties. Assistant football coach Jim Fricke will assume the athletic director role.
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Richmond
Ind
del Harris
Earlham College
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Friday NHL and WHA Scores Across Cities
NHL games end in a 3 3 tie between New York Rangers and Atlanta and 6 3 California over Buffalo. Vancouver 4 Chicago 0. WHA action shows Minnesota 3 Vancouver 1 and Los Angeles 4 Toronto 2.
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California
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Chicago
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Toronto
Pro Cage Results From Friday Games
Boston beat Phoenix 122 to 107 and Portland won 122 to 108. Cleveland outscored Houston 111 to 106 while Los Angeles topped Seattle 118 to 111. Philadelphia defeated New York 94 to 91 and Capital upended K C Omaha 109 to 96. Carolina overwhelmed Kentucky 139 to 110 in another ABA result.
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Phoenix
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New York
Cleveland
Houston
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Omaha
Portland
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Seattle
ABA
Carolina
Kentucky
Local high school football scores list across Franklin to Yellow Springs
Franklin beat Monroe 19 0 Madison defeated Springboro 48 13 Lebanon tied Edgewood 12 12 Talawanda won 34 6 over Lakota Carlisle defeated Eaton 39 0 Jefferson beat Preble Shawnee 16 6 Lockland won 26 9 over Kings Cin Moeller routed Purcell 40 0 Cin Reading topped Mason 28 6 Anderson beat Indian Hill 22 6 Cin Western Hills 14 6 Oak Hills defeated Wyoming 15 14 Cin Aiken 24 12 Hughes 12 58 Hillsboro blanked Washington CH 0 Harrison 15 Coleraine lost to Princeton 63 0 Cin Glen Este 7 6 McNicholas Cin Elder 20 14 St Xavier 14 20 Bacon 28 12 North College Hill 0 58 Washington CH over Hillsboro 0 Dayton area games listed Covington 24 Urbana 0 Stebbins 41 Beavercreek 7 Troy 20 Centerville 0 Fairmont E 21 Fairborn Baker Day Wayne 7 Springfield N 0 Brookville 27 Vandalia Butler 13 Greenville 7 Milton Union 6 Northmont 20 Trotwood Madison 13 Oakwood 27 Day North ridge 0 Alter 9 Day Chaminade Julienne 6 Park Hills 7 Piqua 3 Sidney 22 Miamisburg 20 Yellow Springs 50 Waynesville 6
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Trotwood
Oakwood
Northridge
Alter
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Fairborn Park Hills
Piqua
Sidney
Miamisburg
Yellow Springs
Waynesville
Gilbert Draws Small Gallery in World Open Round Two
Gibby Gilbert shot 62 in the first round then 74 to fall to six under 136 and take a two stroke lead through two rounds of the inaugural World Open at Pinehurst. Allen Miller and Ron Cerrudo closed the gap with 71 and 69, as the field of about 240 from 20 countries shuffled between No. 2 and No. 4 courses over eight rounds, with top 70 advancing after Sunday.
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N.C
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Gilbert
Allen Miller
Ron Cerrudo
Miller
Pinehurst Country Club
Cerrudo
Carolina Sandhills
Gay Brewer
Tom Kite
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Ben Crenshaw
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Johnny Miller
Talawanda Braves Clinch 1973 MML Title With 34 6 Win
The Talawanda Braves dominated Lakota 34 6 to clinch the Mid-Miami League championship in West Chester. Greg Sullivan threw three first half TD passes and added two 50 yard scores in the second half, including a punt return and a fumble recovery. Lakota finished 2 8, while Madison and the Thunderbirds sat at the league cellar.
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Talawanda Braves
Victo Py
Talawanda
Bill Bowers
Braves
Monroe
Greg Sullivan
Lakota
Rick Harris
Thunderbirds
Madison
Carlisle Indians dominate Eaton to close 1973 season
Carlisle Highs Kenny Crowe and Mark Boy combine for five touchdowns and 289 rushing yards in a 39 0 win over visiting Eaton. Crowe rushes 224 yards on 17 carries with three TDs. Boy adds two TDs. Eaton ends 5 3 2 for the year as Carlisle improves to seven wins in 10 games.
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Carlisle High
Kenny Crowe
Mark Boy
Indians
Eaton
Crowe
Roy
Boy
Tom Braden
Brad Moreland
Jefferson
Eagles
Twin Valley North
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Berenger
C—Crowe
Middleton
C—Braden
Moreland
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