Fenwick Falcons Elbowed From Title, Newark Catholic Wins
Newark Catholic defeats Fenwick 11-0 in the Class A state semifinals to end Fenwick’s title run and reach next Saturday’s Akron final. The Green Wave capitalized on early breaks including a fumble by Mike Harkrader and a blocked punt that led to the safety.
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Carey Eleven Next for Green Wave
Newark Catholic blanked Fenwick 14 to 0 in the Class A state tournament semifinals, denying Fenwick a third straight title. Coach Jerry Harkrader expressed disappointment over the late failure to execute.
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Lawsuit over winning quinella ticket at Latonia track
Greenville trainer Richard Blackstone sued Boone Circuit Court seeking 2013 dollars from Latonia Race Course after a ticket he claims was stolen produced a winning payoff. The track later upheld a Cincinnati woman's claim to the cash, with Ohio Valley Harness Racing Association handling the payout dispute.
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Coaches weigh rivalries as bowl bids loom this season
Texas coach Darrell Royal and Alabama coach Bear Bryant discuss game plans and the importance of coaching in a loaded schedule. The article notes upcoming clashes including Texas vs TCU and Texas A&M, bowl possibilities across the postseason and top ten rankings shaping the race for invites.
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Dayton Flyers bid farewell to seniors in season finale
The University of Dayton hosts Marshall this afternoon for the final football game of the season. Six seniors including Ted Thomas from Monroe High retire from UD football after a strong year earning six offensive lineman of the week honors in ten games. A postgame banquet will be held Sunday night at the arena.
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Scores rise in heavy winds at Lady Jacksonville Open
In Jacksonville Florida heavy winds challenged the field of 82 pros and nine amateurs. Sandra Post shot a two over par 74 to share the first round lead with Hollis Stacy who sank a 20 foot birdie putt. Kathy McMullen and Sandra Ha were among others chasing the leaders in the $50 000 LPGA event.
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Middletown Business College Tops Clark Tech 81 71
Steve Currin came off the bench to lead Middletown Business College to an 81 71 victory over Clark Tech of Springfield in the Freshman High gym. Currin scored 20 points tying Terry Hogan for top scorer as Middletown hit 25 of 37 from the foul line to secure the win. The Steelers hope for a second straight win tonight against Mt. Vernon Bible College at the Freshman Gym.
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U S Olympic Hockey Team Tops Penn 10-3 in Philadelphia
The U S Olympic hockey team rolled past the University of Pennsylvania 10-3 in Philadelphia on Friday night to improve its tour record to 20-7-1. Harvard's Dan Bolduc led the scoring with three goals for the U S squad.
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Hall of Famer Glenn Hall NHL Career Snapshot
Hall of Famer Glenn Hall played in the NHL for six teams including Detroit and Chicago with milestones totaling 1 percent goals and 19 with another club, plus four with a third, reflecting a storied goaltending career.
Wilmington Climbs to No Ninth in NAIA Ratings
Wilmington ends its season at Hanover in a Hoosier Buckeye Conference matchup. The Quakers, coming off a single loss and one tie, are ranked ninth in the NAIA Division I ratings, while Hanover sits fourth.
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Bengals DT Ron Carpenter Talks Goal Line Stand Fun
Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Ron Carpenter says stopping a goal line play is the most fun in football for a defensive unit. He describes the teamwork and timing that fuel such stands.
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