Franklin Faces Bruising Badin In Area High School Action
Franklin meets Badin as Badin aims to extend a 26 game winning streak while Franklin exits the conference seeking a crack at Hamilton. Monroe and Fenwick clash at Barnitz Stadium to avoid an elimination game with a 2 2 record and 11 league wins.
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Monroe
Fenwick
Franklin
Hamilton Badin
Hornets
Falcons
Barnitz Stadium
Wildcats
Hamilton
Ram
Rams
Card Start Best Since '54 Season
Germantown Cardinals extend win streak to four after beating Twin Valley South 24 to 6. LaVoy Spooner forced a turnover and scored, Mike O Neal returned a kickoff for 75 yards, and Ed Cochran added a 5 yard TD pass. Dayton Suburban League title race tightens with Jefferson at 3-0.
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West Alexandria
Germantown
Cardinals
Northwestern
Twin Valley South
LaVoy Spooner
Ed Cochran
Mike O'Neal
Cochran
Dayton
Jefferson
G—O'neal
France
TVS
McManus Tied For Second In MAGA Championship
Roger McManus of Hartville Ohio posted 36 36 72 in the Middle Atlantic Golf Association 72 hole championship first round tying for second. Bill Hyndman shot a 70 to lead, while Dale Morey was even with McManus.
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Baltimore, Md
Roger McManus
Hartville
Ohio
Middle Atlantic Golf Association
Bill Hyndman
Dale Morey
McManus
Rams Dominate Spartans In Big Victory Over Seven Mile
Ross Township defeated Seven Mile 44 to 6 led by Phil Charles with three rushing TDs and Mark Walker adding two. Charles scampered 42 5 and 36 yards as Ross improved to five wins, six losses and a tie with the Spartans, recording its widest margin in 12 years.
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Seven Mile
Ross Township
Rams
Spartans
Phil Charles
Mark Walker
Charles
Lebanon and Lakota deadlock in 22 22 tie
Lebanon and Lakota fight to a 22 22 stalemate as Keith O Donnell returns from an early deficit. Lakota dominates with 20 first downs to Lebanon four and fumbles three times while Lebanon capitalizes on a punt mishap to seal the scoreless fourth quarter. Lebanon moves to 2 2 1 and Lakota to 2 1 2 in the Mid Miami League.
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Lebanon
Lakota
Keith O'Donback
Thunderbirds
Warriors
Thunderbird
Famechon Wins Narrow Bout In Melbourne Boxing Show
Johnny Famechon outpoints Dos Santos in Melbourne for a 125 percent showing while Luis Folle do stops James Shelton in Madrid. Notices of appointment announce executrix appointments for estates of Spencer Ashton Arnold F Pergram and William Blevins in Middletown Ohio with probate dates in 1966.
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Melbourne
Australia
Johnny Famechon
Dos Santos
Brazil
Madrid
Spain
Luis Folledo
James Shelton
Los Angeles
Spencer Ashton
Margaret Ashton
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Harry F. Walsh
Said County
Wilmer & Wilmer
Arnold F. Pergram
Eura Pergram
Donald L. Ziegel
Thomas H. Stubbs
William Blevins
Ruby Blevins Cline
West Middletown
Bertha Raab
Dharma Sebald Cristee
London
Helen Sebald Bailey
Hio
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Wilmer & Wilmer Attorneys-at
Hubert E. Bailey
Fred Ross
H. O. Finkelman
Homer Rothgeb
Della Rothgeb
Donald C. Patterson
Mary Helen Brehm
Lemon Town
Said
Walter R. Bender
Bret Hanover Sets World Pacing Record At Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Bret Hanover driven by Frank Erwin clocked fractions :27 4-5 :55 2-5 1:34 and 1:53 3-5 to set a world pacing mark as Governor Armbro won the Kentucky Futurity heat race with Joe O'Brien at the reins. The triple crown pace event also featured Governor Armbro finishing first in heat one by 1 1/2 lengths and heat two by one length ahead of Gay Sam and Shatter Way in the overall standings.
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Lexington
Governor Armbro
Ontario
Canada
Joe O’brien
Lexington Trots
Bret Hanover
Frank Erwin
Armstrong Brothers
Brampton
Gay Sam
Samuel Coil
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Sampson Hanover
Shatter Way
Kurt Hellberg
Mellerud
Sweden
Yonkers
George Shorty
Indians Break Scoring Ice Lose Anyway
Carlisle offense finally scored their first touchdown of the 1966 season but fell to Dixie 20 to 6. K Boehmer scored two on runs and a pass helped by D Smith, while C Torr and D Boehmer added others for Dixie as Carlisle drops to 0-5 and Dixie to 4-1.
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Indians
John Brewer
Rick Torr
Carlisle
Dixie
Ken Boehmer
Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results Card
Results from Lebanon Raceway list each race winner and payouts with times for the nine races. Entries section shows horses and runners for nine pacing and trotting events across the program.
Archbold Coach Resigns After 16 Years on the Bench
Archbold High School coach Bill Arthur resigns effective November 1 after 16 seasons. Arthur, inducted last year into the Ohio scholastic coaching hall of fame, will become a salesman for a food firm in Archbold.
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Archbold
Ohio
Bill Arthur
Archbold High School
Arthur
Sweet Herbie Lee Outpoints Gildon In Baltimore Welterweight Clash
Welterweight bout ends with Sweet Herbie Lee of Washington topping Johnny Gildon of Baltimore by decision. The undercard featured a tense 10 round action in a Northeast city venue.
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Baltimore
Sweet Herbie Lee
Washington
Johnny Gildon
Braves' Swift Leads Talawanda to Big Win over Madison
Talawanda dominated Madison 46 to 6 as Bill Swift scored four touchdowns and became Mid-Miami League's leading scorer with 80 points. The Braves controlled the game with a ball control strategy, piling up 17 first downs to Madison's nine and forcing turnovers.
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Oxford
Talawanda
Bill Swift
Madison
Gary Trenan
Braves
Swift
Mid-Miami
Mohawks
T — Swift
Wright
Jackson
T — Eversole
T — Overton
M — J. Combs
Oganowski
T — Minton
Spenceley
Times Writer Wins USGA Senior Women's Amateur
Maureen Orcutt, a writer for The New York Times, overcame a four-stroke deficit after day one to win the USGA Senior Women's Amateur Golf Championship at Lakewood Country Club New Orleans. She posted a final 242 for three days, with a five over par 79 on Friday to claim the title. Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite of Fort Worth Texas finished second at 248.
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New Orleans
Maureen Orcutt
USGA
Miss Orcutt
New York Times
Lakewood Country Club
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Oo Tex
Waynesville Spartans rout Kings Mills 48 to 6 in homecoming
Waynesville Spartans avenge a prior shutout by Mason by beating Kings Mills 48 to 6 at home. Harry Whittamore and Warren Wolfe each scored two touchdowns leading Waynesville while Rainey and Florence contributed passes and runs. Kings Mills remains winless after five games.
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Spartans
Mason
Kings Mills
Harry Whittamore
Warren Wolfe
Atoms
Whittamore
Rainey
Wolfe
W — Wolfe
Florence
W — Workman
KM — Allen
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William Harrison
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By Alan Maver
Steve
Purrier
Florida
Aiceep
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King Features Syndicate
William Ramsey
Mamie Ramsey
William E. Rathman
Herman Scholl
Herman R. Scholl
Pearl Scholl
Trenton
New Lebanon
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Tony DeSoto
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the Count
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Harry
Colby's Choice
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Pat Hand
Wise Bye
Shafter Worthy
Rusty Demon
Ringo H
Dollie Dillon
Manchester Meadows
City Engineer
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City
City of
City Commission
By Jim Weyers
Hawks
Times
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Bourne
American Baptist Congress
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Howard Sears
Bible School
A.M
Grace Baptist Church
WPFB
Wilbraham
Wilmore
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