Middies Roll Past Fostoria In Season Opener
Middletown High School’s Middies defeat Fostoria 78 to 49 in a season opener. Charles Mack led with 22 points on 12 of 22 shooting as Middies built a strong second and third quarter, while Walker’s 14-man roster debuted against a zone defense. Fostoria, coached by Wildh, struggled with shooting and managed 24.6 percent from the field.
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Draft Day Sets Pro Football Picks As Timberlake Tops Bids
Pro football draft opens with 300 college players in play across NFL and AFL. Jerry Rhome and Dick Butkus anchor bids as clubs race to sign top talents amid heated negotiations and league disputes over rights. Packers lead NFL picks with 25 selections. Houston and Oakland hold 23 and 15 in their respective leagues.
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Heisman Winner Huarte Faces Notre Dame Title Bid
John Huarte returns for Notre Dame in a bid to complete an unbeaten national championship season as Roger Staubach ends his college career with Navy in a pivotal Army game. USC, Oregon State fight for Rose Bowl hopes while Pac-10 decisions loom. Georgia eyeing Sun Bowl berth. Texas Tech already set for December 26 bowls.
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Termite concerns warn of unvetted home canvassers
A warning about hiring unknown house-to-house canvassers for home pest work. The message emphasizes distrust and potential risk to property and safety from unfamiliar operators. It urges caution and verification before engaging services.
Jofre Knocks Out Caraballo To Retain Bantam Title
In Bogota Colombia Eder Jofre of Brazil 117 knocking out Bernardo Caraballo 117 in seven rounds to retain the world bantamweight championship.
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Toronto lands 1965 Grey Cup at Exhibition Stadium
CFL officials meeting in Toronto announced the 1965 Grey Cup will be played in Toronto at Canadian National Exhibition Stadium. Vancouver and Montreal had bid, along with Toronto, as Hamilton Tiger-Cats and British Columbia Lions prepared for today’s meeting.
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Springboro Tops Franklin 85 61 in season opener
Springboro Panthers defeated Franklin High Wildcats 85 to 61 in the season debut for Franklin and the second for Springboro. Mike Blevins and Glenn Jackson controlled boards while George Burkhart scored 12 in the second quarter and Dan Retherford led all scorers with 26.
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D. Drury
Berutti Robbins
Trenton Trojans win fourth straight with 80 58 rout of Reily
Trenton Trojans defeated Reily 80 to 58 to extend their win streak to four. Verlin Haynes led with 23 points and Phil Adams added 22 as Trenton opened with a 20 13 first quarter lead and pulled away. Steve Dittman scored 25 for Reily in the loss.
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Falcons Break Victory Drought In Overtime Tilt
Fenwick High defeated Eaton 52-49 in overtime to end a nine game skid. Sophomores Ed Kovach and Tom Hamilton sparked the comeback with Hamilton scoring five in the extra period to secure the win for coach John Rossi. The Falcons head to Carlisle to face the Indians seeking momentum.
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Local Cage Results Highlight Ohio High School Scores
Newark 66 Canton Lehman 47. Chillicothe 72 Circleville 67. Coshocton 56 Cambridge 50. Fairview 65 Springfield North 42. Stebbins 65 Springfield South 52. Middletown 78 Fostoria 49. Bacon 94 St Henry Ky 67. Springfield Cath 70 Greener y Day. Roosevelt 83 Ham Gar field 82. Loveland 71 Goshen 59. Mason 60 Lebanon 56. Milford 75 Norwood 54. Springboro 85 Franklin 61. Reading 65 Princeton 60. Anderson 62 Cin Purcell 57 cv. St Xavier 91 Taft 65. Vandalia Butler 69 Tecumseh Day. Meadowdale 78 Carroll 66. Dixie 86 Trotwood Madison 84. West Milton 80 Fairborn 58 Day. Patterson 56 Northridge. Kettering Alter 53 Oakwood 43. Greenville 57 St Marys 52. Piqua Cath 69 New Bremen 63 cv. Greeneview 59 Xenia 57. Middletown Fenwick 52 Eaton Trenton 80 Reily 58. West Carrollton 52 Wayne 51. New Paris Jefferson 71 Twin Valley North 51. COLLEGES Southern State Tournament at Williamsburg Ky first round Rio Grande 66 Oakland City Ind 65. Grace College Tournament at Winona Lake Ind Grace Ind 91 Malone 70. The final eight minutes of Eaton Fenwick game featured late ties and overtime. Kovach 18 for Fenwick, Kinder and Hamilton 14 each. Fenwick, 2 of 19 wins last year, aims to upset Carlisle’s Ken Emrick.
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Middie JV Narrowly Outpaced by Opponents in Rough Showdown
In a high scoring junior varsity clash Jeff Jiv led Michele with 81 points across three matches while Watson and Alexander added double digits. Hods and Jordan paced the rival squad with strong totals as both teams traded blows through the four quarters.
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Wake Forest Star Named to 1964 All ACC Second Team
Raleigh dispatch reports John Mackovic a Wake Forest senior back from Barberton Ohio earns selection to the All Atlantic Coast Conference second team for 1964.
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