Fenwick Romps Over Cats to Nineteen Sixty Seven Gridiron Night
Fenwick overwhelmed the Franklin Wildcats 28 to 7 in a Mid-Miami League clash. Tim Willis Moore sparked a late scoring drive, Fenwick’s defense held Franklin to 137 rushing yards and stifled the Wildcat passing game as Franklin never recovered after the opening minutes. Franklin’s quarterback change to Dick Martin spurred two late Falcon TD passes while Fenwick built a lead with a strong first half.
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Jeff Pattick
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Local area high school football scores
Area varsity games produced a slate of results with Monroe, Fenwick, Lebanon and many others posting wins or close losses. Minnesota? No. The list includes Monroe 16 Lakota 0 Fenwick 28 Franklin 7 Lebanon 18 Madison 9 and many more across Ohio and neighboring states.
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Fenwick
Franklin
Lebanon
Madison
Mason
Waynesville
Oxford Talawanda
Edgewood
Little Miami
Kings
Valley View
Carlisle
Previe Shawnee
Twin Valley North
Clinton Massie
Springboro
Middies Invade Indiana Tackle Richmond Tonight
The Middies visit Richmond Indiana to test their improved running game as aerials falter. Last meet in Richmond saw a 346 victory for the Hoosiers, but this time the focus is on ground attack amid pass catcher miscues. Richmond hosts Red Devils in a 7:30 p.m. homecoming with three wins and one loss so far.
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Dietown Middles
Richmond
Ind
Hoosiers
Middies
Red Devils
Hornets Steamroll Lakota To Stay In MML Title Chase
Monroe Hornets roll to a 16-0 victory over Lakota Thunderbirds at home, extending their winning streak to 17 in three years and remaining in the Mid-Miami League title race. Key plays included Kenny Allen recovering a Lakota fumble and Terry Tapp connecting with David Hughes for an early score, while strong defense, led by the Strinko brothers, stymied Lakota throughout.
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Hornets
Kenny Allen
The
Birds
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David Hughes
John Singleton
Tulane Tops Cincinnati 6-3 on Mike Walker’s 23-Yard TD
Tulane quarterback Mike Walker replaced flu-stricken Greg Gleason in the third quarter and threw a 23-yard TD pass to Mike Paulson that made the difference in a 6-3 victory over Cincinnati. Walker completed 9 of 14 passes for 143 yards in 22 minutes, while Cincinnati’s Mike Schmitt added a late field goal.
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Mike Walker
Mike Paulson
Bearcats
Walker
Greg Gleason
Ray Callahan
Mike Schmitt
Lakota shutout ends four-game Monroe run in league clash
Quarterback Dwight Buchanan guided Lakota as the Hornets’ defense stifled the Thunderbirds despite limited Lakota running game. Monroe’s defeat marks their fourth straight loss to Monroe. Rice’s Lakota prepare for a pivotal game with Fenwick while the Monroe Fenwick tilt is viewed as a league title showdown. Scoring included M-Hughes 23 pass from Tapp, Singleton run, M-Bake 12 run, Reed pass.
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Dwight Buchanan
Lakota
Monroe
Thunderbirds
Archie Manning Solo TV Encore For Rebels Tonight
Archie Manning headlines Monday night football action with Mississippi seeking victory after Alabama star Scott Hunter is sidelined with a shoulder separation. Manning aims to top his 1969 performance as ABC carries the game at 9 35 p m EDT with Alabama and Hunter in the prior year’s thriller and a dozen records set.
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Associated Press
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Archie Manning
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Alabama
Scott Hunter
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Rebels
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ABC
Tribe Trainer Bock Ousted by Indians Manager Dark
Cleveland Indians trainer Wally Bock aged 59 was fired this week after 23 years with the club. Bock confirmed Friday his dismissal came after the final game in Detroit, saying he was shocked and that no reason was given. He joined as assistant trainer in 1947 and became head trainer in 1949.
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Cleveland Indians
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Alvin Dark
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Indians
Detroit
Reds and Pirates Face Off in Opening NL Series
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson will start Gary Nolan, who has never beaten Pittsburgh, against Pirates captain Danny Murtaugh’s Dock Ellis, who has not beaten the Reds this year. Nolan boasted an 18 7 record. Ellis was 13 10. The Reds headline power with Johnny Bench 45 homers and 148 RBIs, Tony Perez 129 RBIs, Bobby Tolan 57 steals, Wayne Granger in relief, and Pete Rose with 205 hits. First pitches at 1 pm today and tomorrow, telecast by WLW TV and WLW radio.
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Gary Nolan
Pirates
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Dock Ellis
Reds
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Murtaugh
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Ellis
Johnny Bench
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Bobby Tolan
Wayne Granger
Pete Rose
Killebrew Key For Twins In AL Championship Edge
Minnesota relies on Harmon Killebrew to spark a pennant bid as the Twins face the Baltimore Orioles in the AL best of five series opener at Metropolitan Stadium. Umpire pay talks stall, but Killebrew carries slump recovery and a 41 home run, 13 RBI season with 28 runs since August.
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Killebrew
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
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Perry
Mike
Cuellar
Chicago
Umpire Strike Tests Playoff Schedule in Baseball
Chicago AP reports Major League Umpires Association strike continues as playoffs begin. Four capable replacements likely in NL game Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh. AL could use Swingman John Stevens and supervisor Charles Berry with other veterans pending negotiations. Umpires seek 5000 for playoffs and 1000 for World Series over three years.
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Feeney
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Henry Morgan
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Dick Williams' Guide to Quiet Players for A’s Manager
Oakland AP report outlines Dick Williams taking over as Athletics manager with orders to keep players from criticizing the front office. Owner Charles O. Finley cites this as the reason for firing John McNamara, who 38, denied he lost his job as Williams, 41, known for toughness, arrives from Boston where he led the 1967 pennant winner.
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Oakland Athletics
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McNamara
Boston Red Sox
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Bruins Sign Eddie Westfall To Three Year Contract
The Boston Bruins announced on Friday that veteran forward Eddie Westfall has signed a three year contract. Terms were not disclosed.
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Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Eddie Westfall
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