Middletown Defeats Springfield 21-0 in Key Ohio League Game
Middletown wins 21 to 0 at Springfield as five Springfield regulars miss action with flu. Wallace passes for 105 yards and Robinson scores twice as Middletown dominates the first half and preserves the shutout. Springfield rallies briefly in the second half but falls short against Middletown’s defense and run game.
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Jim Walker
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Covington Edges Germantown In Tight Little Buckeye League Finish
Covington clinches 3-0 in Little Buckeye League with a 31-24 win over Germantown as Carter scores three TDs on 52 47 and 13 yard runs Hartley adds a 65 yard TD and Sputzing a 1 yard score Germantown’s Whitt rushes for three TDs and Askins adds one Germantown nearly ties in final seconds but fails after three goal line pushes and missed PATs
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Weiner
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Day
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Hinkle
Askins
Cope
Whitt
Lightcap
Thompson
Jauckaman
J. Sampson
Yingst
Baer
Alexander
R. Sampson
Hartley
Soutzing
Carter
Seven Mile Routs Injury-Riddled Falcons 44-6
Lebanon Warriors surge to sole lead in Mid-Miami League with a 25-18 win over Xenia Wilson. Halfback Jack Hinkle scoring twice and running for 88 yards pacing Lebanon as Ralph Morgan adds a fourth quarter TD pass and Dan Herrman breaks a 19-18 tie with a 35 yard reception and return. Stan Alfrey seals the victory with an interception.
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Lebanon
Warriors
Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Jack Hinkle
Ralph Morgan
Hinkle
Morgan
Warren Countians
Dan Herrman
Stan Alfrey
Grid Results From Various Ohio High School and College Games
Scores across area schools show Beavercreek 7 over Franklin 0, Northridge 20 over Monroe 6, Lebanon 25 over Xenia Wilson 18, Fairfield 0 over Ham Cath 22, and many others including Cincinnati St. Xavier 34 over Deer Park 7. Colleges see Pitt 20 over Southern California 14 and Mount Union 32 over Marietta 26.
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Col. West
Eatmoor
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Kiser
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Zanesville
Chillicothe
London
Hillards
Col. Aquinas
Central
Canton McKinley
Lincoln
Hornets Drop Fourth Despite Better Play In Dayton Loss
Monroe opens Mid Miami League play with a 20 6 setback at Dayton Northridge showing improved defense led by guard John Simpson and center David Davis. Northridge’s Gary Bryant scored twice and Ken Fink added a third quarter TD after a Hornets fumble, with Garver supplying Monroe’s lone first quarter yardage. Next Friday Monroe hosts Fairfield in league action.
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Gary Bryant
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John Simpson
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Fairfield Indians
Beavers Edge Franklin 7-0 in Mid MI football clash
Beavercreek High School defeated Franklin 7-0 in a defensive Mid-Miami League game. Quarterback Bob Shock capped a 62 yard drive with a five yard TD late in the third. Tom Stebbins set up the score with a 30 yard pass. Lewis Price added the extra point after two missed field goals. Dan Robinson left early with a possible concussion.
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Shock
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Lewis Price
Alan Parr
Dan Robinson
Franklin Grid Clash Highlights Local Rivalry
The Carlisle and Little Miami football teams meet in Warren County with Franklin High School hosting at 8 p.m. Carlisle, 2 1 record, previously beat Little Miami 14 6 on Sept 13. In Chicago, Kenny Lane defends lightweight title against Orlando Zulueta in a nationally televised 10 round fight on Oct 30.
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New York NHL Defeats Chicago in Brief Hockey Clash
A terse report notes New York defeats Chicago in an NHL game while Cleveland blanks Whitby Dunlops in an AHL match with a 7 goal margin. The item emphasizes scorelines and team names.
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NHL
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AHL
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Dunlops
Beavercreek Football Roster Notation and Scoring Fragment
Fragmentary roster and scoring notes for Beavercreek football include players listed by position on both ends and backs, with incomplete play details. The text shows names such as Griffith Thomas Tacks Tice Timberlake and mentions a scoring line by R. Shock with a point after touchdown attempt indicated but unclear.
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Shaf Gross
Werkowitz
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Stelt Koegler
R. Shock
T. Shock
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Smith Carries One Stroke Lead at WCW Wiffi Open
Smith from St Clair Michigan shot 73 to lead the Unit ed Voluntary Services Open after the first round at Presidio Course. Marilyn Smith and Betsy Rawls tied for second at 75, with Marlene Bauer Hagge and Joyce Ziske at 77 and Bonnie Randolph and Ruth Jessen at 78. Patty Berg posted 79.
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Seattle
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Panthers Open LSL Play With Fourth Straight
Fenwick’s injury plagued squad fell 44 6 to the Seven Mile Panthers as Elmer Treiber ran in a five yard TD after an 18 yard pass to Ed Powers. Henderson Gordon added two scores, and Fred Powers and Dave Coe tallied as the Panthers extended their winning streak to four.
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Frank Pressler
End and lineups listed for Fenwick and Seven Mile teams
End positions, tackle, guard, center and back assignments for Fenwick and Seven Mile players are shown. Scoring details show Seven Mile and Fenwick touchdowns with Treiber Gordon and Powers contributions and a 13 13 tie at seven miles.
Redskin IP To Platoon Against Miami University
Redskin coach Johnny Pont planned to use two platoons for the 60 minutes at Miami Field against Xavier as the 17th meeting of the rivals. Miami's backfield included Mourouzis at quarterback Gentry and Williams at halfbacks Thelen at fullback with alternate unit Jarvis Moreno Scott Gnabah. Dayton faces Holy Cross in Worcester while Cincinnati hosts Houston at Nippert Stadium.
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Fenwick Scoring Drive Highlights Narrow Win
Fragmentary play by play shows Fenwick scoring via Pressier touchdown after a Nori pass, plus Powers and Fisher involved in placements and runs. The fragment mentions Fenwick, Pressier, Nori, and Powers in a scoring sequence with a touchdown and a pass.
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Eddie Machen Seen as Rising California Athlete
Eddie Machen of Redding California, a heavyweight athlete, excelled in football and basketball during high school, signaling notable versatility and potential in multiple sports.
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Redding
Calif
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