Middletown Middies Use Polecat to Upset Day ton Roosevelt
Coach Jack Gordon’s Middletown Middies stunned previously unbeaten Day ton Roosevelt 14 6 in a rain drenched game. The Polecat formation, revived from a decade ago, unsettled the Teddies and helped Middies’ defense stop feared fullback S p e h u s Heyden while scouts reported key defensive reads. B B Yarmouth, John Ortman, Stan Jones and Steve McCluskey led the scoring drive with a 57 yard run by Jones and a successful pass for the extra point.
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Stan Jones
Steve McCluskey
Steve Sarris
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Don Root
Marquard
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Tony Watkins
India
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Japan
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Middies overpower Roosevelt in rain swept thriller
Roosevelt and Navy battle to a 2 2 stalemate until the Middies’ defense stalls a late tying drive. Heyden powers the Teddies with 196 yards on 25 carries as Roosevelt suffers its first defeat of the year, while Gordon lauds his team’s grit in a hard fought setback.
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Fenwick Falls 60 to 0 at Franklin Homecoming Mud Battle
Fenwick faltered after a strong start as Franklin dominated the mud soaked game. The Wildcats struck with a 66 yard drive ending in a Dawson touchdown on the drive, while Fenwick miscues and penalties doomed the visitors. Franklin held a lopsided edge in time of possession and first downs, sealing the win in a rough homecoming clash.
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Orn Vane
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Tim Dawson
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Berutti
Lou Kaczmarek
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Frank Dawson
Germantown overwhelms Carlisle 34 to 0 in football showdown
Germantown high school beat Carlisle 34 to 0 as the Cardinals scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and added one each in the remaining periods. Germantown players G O Neill and G Spooler contributed with runs and a safety while O Neill also threw a 35 yard pass to France. Carlisle failed to score for the third straight game.
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Trenum Owns Mohawks Big Victory Over Seven Mile
Madison Mohawks forge a 40-0 romp led by senior halfback Gary Trenum who scored all 26 Madison points with runs of 48 67 and 62 yards plus a 1 yard plunge and an 82 yard kickoff return. Trenum’s 32 points give him 60 for the year as Madison runs their win streak to four and Seven Mile drops to 1-3.
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O Hits High In Royal Win
Oscar Robertson scored 34 points to lead the Cincinnati Royals past the Los Angeles Lakers 133 to 119. The Royals built a 36 to 26 first quarter lead and remained in control as they improved to five wins against one loss. Jerry West led Lakers with 29 points and Elgin Baylor added 28.
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Monroe Rolls Over Lakota in Rain Drenched Victory
Monroe Hornets overpower Lakota Thunderbirds 26 to 12 on a rain soaked field. Monroe rushed for 300 plus yards and four rushing TDs while amassing 15 first downs. Lakota gained 80 rushing yards and 10 first downs with no interceptions through a muddy game. Fullback Scott Miltenberger led Monroe with 20 points as fumbles plagued the field.
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Panthers and Spartans Vie For Wins In Local Gridiron Night
Springboro Panthers seek first league win at Clinton Massie after three non conference losses while Waynesville Spartans riding back to back wins host Mason in a Fort Ancient Valley Conference league game under lights. Monroe misprint details follow.
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Celtics beat Knicks 132 108 to claim first preseason win
Boston Celtics overcoming injuries opened a 12 game exhibition stretch by defeating the New York Knicks 132 to 108 in Herricks New York Friday night under new coach Bill Russell marking their first win in three pre season outings.
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Badin Rams Roll To 26th Straight Victory
Badin defeats Lebanon 20 to 0 to extend its winning streak. The Rams score twice in the first quarter and accumulate 10 first downs on a rain slick field. Lebanon fumbles six times and fails to threaten, with its best drive reaching the 24 in the third.
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Becker
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Latins Shine as Rodriguez and Blancas Heat Up Open
Rodriguez and Blancas moved into contention at the Canadian Open after 36 holes with 141 and 143 totals. Massengale and Glover led at 140, while Knudson and Funseth shared second as the field was trimmed to 74 from 143.
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George Knudson
Diesel-Sem Driver Training School Ad in Ohio
Employers advertise Southern Ohio’s only con on the job diesel sem driver training school. Unlimited over road experience and licensed A state. Ohio contact 271 or write P O Box 41224 Cincinnati Ohio.
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