Madison Beats Lebanon 24-6
Madison upends Lebanon with a 24 to 6 victory as Jim Weyers reports. The win strengthens Madison’s standing in the league. Lebanon struggled to respond on both sides of the ball.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1966
Page
10
Madison upends Lebanon with a 24 to 6 victory as Jim Weyers reports. The win strengthens Madison’s standing in the league. Lebanon struggled to respond on both sides of the ball.
Madison Mohawks finish 9-1 under coach Al Kien after a 24-4 win over Lebanon to tie with Oxford Talawanda for the Mid Miami League title. Talawanda and Lakota split a 32-20 game to end with 5-1 league records. Lakota finished 4-? overall, while Madison closed 9-1. Chiefs, Braves, and Thunderbirds also noted in season recap.
Carlisle High snapped a rough season with a 34-20 win over Warren County rival Springboro. Eli Crowe scored twice and an extra point in his last Carlisle game, while Gene Biar added a decisive five yard TD run and a 30 yard interception for the Red and Gray. Springboro finished 3-6-1 in its second varsity season.
Juniors Dan Weaver, a center, and Dave Weaver, a halfback, are twins on the Lafayette College football team. They hail from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and are noted as standout players in the roster alongside varied high school results and local teams.
J Eliopoulos led with 836 series after 180 225 227 204. teammate Al Alexander added 626. Many bowlers posted high games and series, including Charles Moore 620 and John Whitman 619, as Monroe Cor. Hornets moved into a second-place tie with Franklin after their fifth win in six years over arch rival.
Fenwick and Springfield Catholic meet in the season finale at Barnitz Stadium with Fenwick aiming to avenge a 60-42 defeat from last year. The Fenwick series lead stands 5-4, dating to 1957, and coach Jerry Harkrader is in his 10th season with a 5-4 overall mark this year.
A terse exchange arises over a request to consult the first base umpire. Players and officials exchange words as the moment tests sportsmanship and decorum on the field.
Reily defeats Trenton 78 to 60 as junior guard Reily Don Tharp scores 29 points and dominates the boards. Trenton turns over 21 times, trailing by 1 at halftime before Reily pulls away in the second half to snap a two game era loss.
Del Miller, renowned harness racing driver from Mead ows track near Pittsburgh, was elected president of the Grand Circuit at Harness Racing Congress. He succeeds Octave Blake, who retired after 20 years as head. The circuit also named E Roland Harriman honorary board chairman Henry Thomson first senior vice president and Don Hayes second senior vice president with area vice presidents re-elected.
Franklin Monroe defeated Twin Valley North 74 to 49 while Farmersville beat New Paris Jefferson 66 to 40. Fort Loramie topped Anna 66 to 58 and St. Henry defeated Sidney Holy Angels 83 to 43. College Corner beat Squares Ind 58 to 52. Jackson Preble 62 over Preble Monroe 54. Yellow Springs routed Bethel 87 to 0. New Bremen 58 over Celina SC 52. Batavia beat Hammersville 62 to 60.
Roger Rouge of AnacondaMont was named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine after beating Eddie Cotton. Ring rated Rouge as the No 1 light heavyweight contender, saying he can no longer be ignored by champion Jose Torres.
Monroe Hornets overpower Franklin 14 to 0 as Scott Miltenberger carries 26 times for 105 yards and two scores. Monroe dominates with a 61-yard opening drive and 8:28 clock control, while Franklin struggles to 147 total yards. Miltenberger, Collier, Johnson, Fitzpatrick, Pitts and Bake star on offense and line.
Monroe dominated from the opening kickoff as Franklin was held scoreless for the first time in 21 games. Gary Thompson sealed the win with an interception as Monroe clinched a 7 3 season, while Franklin saw its Mid Miami title hopes slip away. Coach Gene Rice praised Miltenberger and Maddox in a rugged ground game and noted the field’s straw covering aided footing.
Boxing report lists Luis Folledo of Spain outpointing Renato Moraes of Brazil 10 rounds in Madrid. In New Orleans Jerry Pellegrini of New Orleans outpoints Dave Marine of Philadelphia 10 rounds.
Panamanian jockey Jorge Velasquez led the Montmouth Park racing meet securing 75 wins, 16 more than runner up Charles Baltazar.
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