Bulldogs Hold N top in AP prep poll with 27-6 win
Canton McKinley remains No 1 in The Associated Press high school football poll with 204 points after beating Canton Lincoln 27-6. Massillon is runner up with 168. Upper Arlington, Steubenville and Roger Bacon follow in the top five as Dover and Shelby crack the elite ten. Class A sees Northwestern of Wayne County surge to the top with 4-0 mark, Fredericktown second, after a 8-8 tie by Clearfork.
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Roof rolls first ever 600 in Elks League
John Roof of Roof's Garage rolled his first 600 series in the Elks League at J J Lanes. He bowled 224 191 and 191 to lift his team to a clean sweep of all three points for Roof's Garage.
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Southern Cal Tops AP college football poll after Notre Dame slips
Southern California becomes the new No. 1 in the AP poll after Notre Dame drops to sixth following a 28-21 loss to Purdue. Houston rises to second with a 50-6 win over Wake Forest, despite NCAA probation affecting some voters.
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Lebanon Raceway Race Results and Entries Report
Summary of Lebanon Raceway results listing first to ninth races with winners and show pays. Includes two daily doubles and detailed entries for each race across trots and pace events, plus a note on a Texas voter ballot incident and UCLA’s top ten ranking context.
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Middle JV In Second Victory Over Oxford Talawanda
Middletown High Junior Varsity football team earned its second win of the season by edging Oxford Talawanda 22 to 20. Kirby Edwards scored two touchdowns and added a two extra points while Steve Pearson converted the kicks for the winning margin. Edwards opened with a 65 yard touchdown, Mark Gardner added a 25 yard score, and Edwards capped with a one yard run in the third.
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Pistons Trade Harding to Bulls for Hightower Waivers
The Detroit Pistons send center Reggie Harding to the Chicago Bulls in a trade and place forward Wayne Hightower on waivers as part of an NBA move.
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Cokes Earns World Welterweight Title Move Seek Ortiz Shot
Curtis Cokes proved his world welterweight title claim by stopping Charley Shipes in the eighth round at the Oakland Arena. Cokes, weighing 145, knocked Shipes down in the fourth and sixth rounds and halted the bout at 1:37 of the eighth. He hinted a possible lightweight title shot against Carlos Ortiz if the price is right.
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Buckpasser Retired After Stirring Arlington Classic Feat
Eddie Neloy credits Buckpasser’s 1966 Arlington Classic as his greatest race though the Flamingo of 1966 remains his most famous. The 4 year old son of Tom Fool and Busanda, syndicated for 4.8 million, will stand at Claiborne Farm in Paris Kentucky. Buckpasser earlier set a world record 1:32 3-5 for one mile at Arlington before a dramatic win at Hialeah Park when Abe’s Hope led late and Buckpasser surged to prevail by a nose with Braulio Baeza in the saddle.
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Fenwick JVs Crush Franklin in 44-0 rout
Fenwick's junior varsity football team dominated Franklin with 44 points. John White raced 70 yards for a score, Pete Amatulli added a five yard run and a nine yard TD catch from Andy Dobrozsi. Dobrozsi kicked extra points after two TDs. In the fourth period Bob Bowman scored from five, Tom Barkley 67 yards, and Mike Hopkan sealed it with a 27 yard interception return for the final score.
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Tobby Greene Dies Former OSU Baseball Coach
T. E. "Tobby" Greene, longtime Oklahoma State University baseball coach from 1942 to 1964, died Monday in Stillwater. He was 68.
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Oklahoma State University
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