Middies Fall to Springfield South in 22-8 Loss
Middletown suffers a 22-8 defeat as Springfield South overcomes an early 8-0 lead. The Wildcats rally with 16 points in the third and fourth quarters, while Middletown grapples with injuries and turnovers. David Burley and Butch Snead key Springfield drives. Gary Begley connects late for Middletown but comeback falls short.
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Local grid results across area schools
Springfield South 22 leads in a crowded set of area scores with Monroe 20 and Hamilton Badin 18. Notable tallies include Centerville 50 over Day 6 and Jefferson 43 over Preble Shawnee 20, while several teams posted midday displays such as W Carrollton 14 and East Liverpool 40.
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Hornets top Fenwick to grab share of MML lead
Monroe Hornets rally past Fenwick 20 to 6 to tie for first in the Mid Miami League. Willis recovers a fumble and Carson Sarringhaus adds an 88 yard TD connection with Sewell while Fenwick struggles with four Agoston turnovers and a first half scoring drought.
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Spartans Drill Kings 36 0 In Fort Ancient League Game
Waynesville Spartans rout Kings Knights 36 to 0 in Fort Ancient Valley Conference action. Eric Florence scored three touchdowns and had three interceptions as Waynesville improved to its second league win and third overall. Kings suffered a fifth straight defeat after a brief threat at the Spartan 25 yard line.
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Dixie Greyhounds rout Indians in Carlisle clash
Dixie Greyhounds defeated Carlisle 48 to 6 on the Indians home field. Dixie, ranked fourth in the state, dominated with 398 rushing yards while Carlisle managed 75. Carlisle falls to 2-3 overall and 1-2 in league. Dixie improves to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in league.
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Lowe Gillman feud flares then cools in San Diego
The San Diego Chargers atmosphere cooled after Paul Lowe was fined 1000 dollars and suspended for lateness, then stated he would apologize and rejoin the team at La Mesa training camp Monday. Sid Gillman, the coach GM, indicated Lowe could return.
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Cepeda Struggles Against AL Pitching in World Series
Cardinal slugger Orlando Cepeda, hitting .309 in 10 NL seasons but .075 in 16 vs AL, faces a slump as St. Louis and Boston split the World Series. Cepeda vows to improve after a rain-delayed practice, while NL and AL pitchers have shown contrasting success against him.
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Cardinals May Use Carlton In Sunday Contest
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst said Sunday starter for the fourth World Series game will be either Bob Gibson or Carlton. He noted Carlton, the lone lefty among Cardinal starters, will pitch one game. Carlton was 14 9 this season and could throw a shutout if his control is right. He prefers Carlton at home to avoid Fenway Park’s short left field.
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Cardinals Hold 3-2 Edge in World Series Game Three
In Las Vegas oddsmakers list the St. Louis Cardinals as 3-2 favorites for Saturday’s third World Series game at St. Louis. Both teams carry one win into the contest as the series resumes.
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Talawanda downs Hawks to end Madison title hopes
Talawanda, 5-0 overall and 2-0 in the league, toppled Madison 26 to 14 at Madison. Halfback Ron Dynes scored twice and added a 70 yard run, while Dynes also had a 43 yard TD run. Madison, 3-2, dropped to 0-2 in MML play, with Don Hensley catching a 17 yard pass from Kas Oganowski.
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Dierking Could Miss Opener
Cincinnati Royals announce Connie Dierking will miss 7 to 10 days with a sprained knee and may sit out the regular season opener at Detroit on October 17.
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Termites Alert: Questionable Canvasser Warning
A local reader warns about a house to house canvasser offering termite services, urging skepticism toward unknown operators and stressing caution before trusting home treatment. The note emphasizes due diligence and safety in selecting a service provider.
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