Middies Clinch 35 25 Victory Over Garfield
Middletown Middies defeat Hamilton Garfield 35 to 25 as Earl Howard leads with 99 rushing yards on 13 carries and a decisive 7 yard kickoff return set up the final scoring. Don Gordon and Curt Turpin connect on multiple passes as Johan Walker adds key receptions and yards. Garfield fights back but falls short, tying Middies for second in the GMC.
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Hornets Repeat As MML Champs
Monroe Hornets clinched a third straight Mid-Miami League title with a 31-12 victory over Franklin. Halfback Terry McGuire scored twice in the opening period. Tony Donisi rushed for 127 yards and two touchdowns for Franklin. Phil Kakaris broke the game open with a 29-yard TD run late in the fourth.
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Local High School Football Results Across Area
Middletown 35 Hamilton Garfield 25 Monroe 30 Franklin 12 Madison 21 Lebanon 3 Lakota 30 Oxford saison Lockland 27 Kings 13 Carlisle 22 Xenia Wilson 8 Dayton Jefferson Preble Shawnee 0 Springfield South 1 Cin Hughes 14 Piqua 32 Celina 4 Sidney Lehman Catholic 2 Versailles 0 Bellefontaine 4 Fairborn Park Hills 8 Anderson Indian Hills 0 Harrison 47 Ross 0 Cin Moeller 11 LaSalle 13 Troy 51 Fairborn Baker 0 Tipp City 28 Northridge 16 Twin Valley South 6 Dixie Fairmont East 48 Wayne 6 Fairmont West Day Stebbins 23 Eaton 14 Brookville 6 Day Northmont 8 West Milton 7 Vandalia Butler 23 Day Oakwood 0 Upper Arlington 66 Marietta Gallipolis 12 Portsmouth 6 Greenhills 2 Fairfield 8 Mt Healthy 33 Cin Aiken Norwood 0 Loveland 20 Sycamore 3 Wyoming 23 Cm Western Hills 12 Oak Hills 7 Forest Park 6 Finneytown 6 Senia 19 Springfield North 2 Warren Harding 27 Niles 0 Lancaster 28 Zanesville 14 Newark 52 Chillicothe 7 Little Miami 23 Goshen 6 Miami Trace 33 Madison Plains 0 Reading 14 Mason 6
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Suns Triumph In NBA Clash With Celtics
In Phoenix the Phoenix Suns defeated the Boston Celtics 128 to 119 after boss involvement courtside. Coach Tom Heinsohn was ejected on a second technical foul. Don Chaney and Dick Van Arsdale fought, both banished, with Jo Jo White and John Wetzel also ejected in a tense finish. Connie Hawkins led with 33 points and Clem Haskins added 16.
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Orioles Tie Japanese All Star Team In 99 Draw In Japan
In Ukuaoka Japan the Baltimore Orioles and a Japanese all star squad finished 9 9 after 10 innings. Each side hit three home runs during the game. It marks the fourth tie against Japanese clubs on the Orioles 18 game tour of Japan with 10 victories and one defeat recorded so far.
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Trainer Stribling Fined for Tax Evasion in Racing Wins
U S District Court in Cleveland fined George Y Stribling 5000 dollars for evading income taxes on 1959 1960 and 1961 racing winnings. He from Mechanicstown Carroll County faces about 88000 dollars owed in back taxes interest and costs. Also notes Air Force fullback Kevin Brennan from Chicago is nephew of Johnny Lattner 1953 Heisman winner.
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Friday Pro Basketball Results Across NBA Teams
Friday games saw Atlanta edge Golden State 106 104 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 115 101 Milwaukee topped Houston 111 102 Phoenix defeated Boston 128 119 Los Angeles beat Seattle 115 107 and Cleveland won 106 104 over Portland. Saturday schedule includes several matchups and ABA scores list Virginia 127 New York 123 in overtime.
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Gems Edge Out Hornets 3-2 in Toledo Showdown
Moe Brunel scored at 11 48 of the second period to lift the Dayton Gems to a 3 2 victory over the Toledo Hornets at the Toledo Sports Arena. Garry MacMillan and Mike Sauter also tallied for Dayton in the first period while Ken Gratton scored for Toledo in both opening periods. Dayton remains atop the South Division at 10-2 while Toledo sits last in the North with 5-6.
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Fenwick Eyes First Win Over Badin Since 1959
Fenwick Falcons face Hamilton Badin Rams at Garfield High Stadium hoping to end a winless streak against their parochial rivals. Coach Jerry Harkrader’s seventh season has yielded success, and a victory would lift Fenwick to 8 2 before season’s end. Valley View Spartans also closed their season in a Dayton Suburban League clash versus National Trail at New Paris with 2 p.m. kickoff.
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Madison High Romps Over Springboro 21 6 Behind Doliboa
Senior Mike Doliboa dominates for Madison High in a 21 to 6 victory over Springboro. He passes for two touchdowns on flea flickers and rushes for key yards, as Doliboa totals over 140 yards in the first half and Madison pulls away after a turbulent fourth quarter.
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Madison Triumphs Over Springboro In Overtime Thriller
Madison rolls to a 54-61 victory over Springboro in a tense season finale. Madison racked 268 yards total offense, with 179 passing from Sheets and Doliboa. Dillon for Springboro tallied 179 passing yards as Bray added 57 rushing yards. Fourteen seniors closed their Madison careers, while Springboro also ended with 14 seniors.
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Bowl Picture Clears for College Football Title Race
The AP reports a key day with Auburn and Georgia meeting in Athens as the landscape tightens for bowl bids. A Georgia win could nudge Alabama toward the Orange Bowl while losses or other results affect Sugar and Cotton selections, with Penn State, Notre Dame, and Stanford in play and Memphis State eyeing Pasadena.
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Wildlife Society backs sport hunting to balance wildlife
The Wildlife Society in Washington approved sport hunting amid growing anti hunting sentiment. Executive director Fred G. Evenden says hunting is regulated to maintain healthy wildlife populations and prevent overprotecting animals which could lead to overpopulation and starvation.
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World Cup Golf Clash Sees Player Lead Over Nicklaus
Gary Player leads the World Cup event at PGA National Club as Barbara Nicklaus fuels the players with fried chicken and cheesecake. Player shoots a five under par to top Friday action, giving South Africa a three stroke edge over the United States. Nicklaus trails by one, paired with Trevino as the host visit to Barbara Nicklaus’s groceries becomes a subplot.
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