Fenwick and Carlisle Split Caged Showdowns At Home
Fenwick High defeated Carlisle 77 to 60 before 1,100 fans as Jeff Brehm scored 12 and Dennis Bowman grabbed 15 rebounds while Ed Kovach led the Falcons with 19 points and Tom Hamilton added key plays in a balanced attack.
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Butch” Rossi
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Hornets Edge Fairfield In Mon opener 79 71
Senior guard Ralph Myers scored 22 to lift Monroe to a 79 71 season opening victory over Fairfield in Mon. The Hornets led most of the game as Fairfield cut the margin late in the fourth with a full court press.
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Three managers injured in taxi collision near Columbus airport
In Columbus three baseball team managers Hank Bauer Ralph Houk and Dick Williams were injured when a taxi they rode in collided head on with another car. Bauer suffered a badly bruised leg and side Houk a forehead bruise and Williams was shaken but escaped serious injury. The cab driver was hospitalized and the managers were en route to the winter meetings.
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Tech Accepts Liberty Bowl Bid to Face Miami
Virginia Tech officials announced a Liberty Bowl bid to meet Miami Florida in Memphis on December 10. Tech closed the season with a 70 to 12 victory over Virginia Military Institute after a 1-1 mark in its final two games.
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First Lady Lyndon Johnson Takes Interest in Bowling
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson buys a red eleven pound bowling ball and bowls three to four times weekly near the White House. She averages around 130 and receives tips from White House police and American Bowling Dons president Mathew Bernie. The White House league has seventy two members in a ten team setup. Hugh Crawford brings his Toronto team to the 11th Annual Sports Bowl Tournament, entering for the eighth year.PIXIE DINER of Muncie leads with a 3031 high series. First prize pays 4000 dollars with 2000 guaranteed for second. December 10th squads are full. A meeting with George Long of the Central States Draftman's Association occurred. The 1968 Sports Bowl will be held at the Sports Bowl with 450 teams from six states, starting March 9 and running seven weekends. Doubles and singles on Saturdays, team events on Sundays. The tournament may bring about 100000 dollars to the city. The Pro Shop at the Sports Bowl stocks Brunswick and AMF balls with drilling, fitting, bags and shoes. A new bowling ball is suggested as a Christmas gift for the better half.
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College Football Results Week Summary
Midwestern games see Miami Ohio edged Cincinnati Adams State 14 to 2 Springfield Missouri State over Army 20 to 7 Holy Cross defeats Boston College 32 to 26 South Virginia tops North Carolina 21 to 14 Georgia beats Georgia Tech 23 to 14 Clemson prevails over South Carolina 35 to 10 Miami Florida defeats Florida 16 to 21 Louisville edges East Carolina 21 to 7 Tennessee shuts out Vanderbilt 28 to 0 Alabama blanks Southern Miss 4 to 0 Mississippi routs Mississippi State 24 to 0Florida State crushes Maryland 45 to 21 Memphis State edges Houston 14 to 13 Southwest conference SMU over TCU 21 to 0 Baylor over Rice 21 to 14 Waynesburg Pennsylvania defeats New Mexico Highlands 30 to 27 Notre Dame shuts out Southern California 51 to 0 Colorado State University of Missouri Iowa State 10 Brigham Young 38 to 0 Hall of Fame game set for July 24 Baltimore Orioles and Cincinnati Reds meet in Cooperstown New York.
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Germantown Opens Season With 81 55 Win Over New Miami
Germantown dominates from the start led by Fugate with 17 in the first period as the Cards pull away 24 10 after one and build a 43 14 halftime edge. New Miami struggles in Dayton Suburban League opener, final 81 55 for Germantown with strong rebounding and balanced scoring.
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