Twins Pine for Oliva and Allison as Dodgers Threaten Series
The Twins face the Dodgers in Los Angeles with Tony Oliva and Bob Allison hampered by pulled thigh muscles. Camilo Pascual starts for Minnesota against Claude Osteen as the series sits 2-0 in favor of the Twins. Dodgers manager Walter Alston plans to counter with pitcher Jim Brewer limited by elbow trouble.
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Middletown Middies Edge Wildcats 14-12 In Tight Rivalry Game
Middletown High-Springfield South fought to a 14-12 win as Danny Slasher booted a 61 yard punt and made an interception. Jim Ousley connected on two first-half TD passes, while the Wildcats surged in the second half but could not overcome the late stand by Middies.
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Rams 17th straight ends Franklin string at five
Local high school football scores roll in with Middletown 14 Springfield South 12 and Monroe 26 Franklin 22 as Rams break Franklin’s five game streak. others include Hamilton Catholic 32 Franklin New Miami 20 and Xenia 14 Stebbins 0 amid a long list of district games.
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Hamilton Catholic Crushes Franklin Wildcats 32-6
Hamilton Catholic delivers a 32 to 6 Homecoming victory over Franklin High at Millard Field as Ed Pate and Pete Becker spearhead a fast ground attack. Franklin fails to score in the first half, while Bill Berutti connects for a late TD pass.
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Lebanon Rolls Past Birds in 42 to 22 Victory
Lebanon Warriors offense erupts for 42 points at Lakota as five players score. Quarterback John Supinger leads with a 6 yard run and two passing plays to Bowers. Lakota finally scores 22 in the second half after a 36 point first half deficit.
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Armco Shooters Open Season With Close Victory
Armco Gun Club edged Cincinnati Western 1396 to 1358 in the Southwestern Ohio Rifle League opener in Cincinnati. Top scorers for Armco were Frank Rogers 284 Earl Reed 283 Jim Tunnel 283 Harden Haggins 275 and Paul Mullendore 271. They face Bohi University of Cincinnati Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Alabama Tops SEC In Rushing Averaging 179.9 YPG
Alabama led the Southeastern Conference in rushing last season with an average of 179.9 yards per game. The feat highlights the team's ground game effectiveness and set a high bar for conference competitors.
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Big 0 Royals Still Talking Over Contract
In Cincinnati AP reports Ambrose Lindhorst chair revisited contract talks with Oscar Robertson’s attorney J W Brown. Robertson, holding out since Sept 12, says the club has not offered enough money after earning about $60 000 last season. The meeting followed four days with no word and is seen as a sign an agreement may be near.
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Bailey Knocks Out Zech in Hamburg Bout
Dave Bailey of Philadelphia stopped Gerhard Zech of West Germany in Hamburg. In Port of Spain, Bunny Grant of Jamaica and Johnny Depeiza of Trinidad fought to a draw in a 10 round lightweight bout.
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Browns expect fireworks as Ryan plays and Green sits
Cleveland begins tonight’s game against Pittsburgh at Municipal Stadium with Frank Ryan active after a foot injury while Ernie Green is sidelined with a hip problem. Leroy Kelly steps in at halfback, Johnny Brewer may be replaced by Ralph Smith, and Art Modell promises pyrotechnics for a likely 80,000 crowd as Nixon plans offensive surprises against a struggling Steelers squad.
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Ambro Flight Wins Kentucky Futurity in Trotting Crown Duel
Ambro Flight won the Kentucky Futurity to tighten the 1965 trotting rankings. Noble Victory and Egyptian Candor placed second and third, as Armbro Flight earns $14,655 and a rising $256,041 career total. The top three foals plus Marengo Hanover and Be Sweet are likely Dexter Cup starters at Roosevelt Raceway on November 10.
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Powell Puts On Catching Show in Raider Win Over Patriots
Oakland end Art Powell starred with 11 receptions for 206 yards and two touchdowns as the Raiders beat the Boston Patriots 24-10. Powell’s big night, 427 yards on 27 catches this season, helped Oakland improve to 3-2.
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Kepler Quits At Ohio State
Bob Kepler, OSU's first golf coach, resigns to become head pro at Hounds Ear Club in Blowing Rock North Carolina effective December 15. A Dayton native, 56, he led OSU golf 28 years with Big Ten titles in 1945 1951 1954 1961 and NCAA championships in 1954 1961. His proteges include Jack Nicklaus and Ton Nieporte.
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Paul Brown Seeks Group to Bid for NFL Franchise
Paul Brown, former Cleveland Browns coach and GM, says he may form a group to bid on the NFL's 16th franchise. He told the Plain Dealer by phone that league encouragement supports his ownership interest. Atlanta received the 15th franchise this year. the 16th would start in 1967. Brown remains under contract with Cleveland as a vice president.
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Atwater High Football Game Postponed Over Skin Infection
Eight Atwater High School players are suspected to have staphylococcus spreading through scrapes and cuts. The game with North Lima is canceled while health officials quarantine players, sterilize equipment, and test the student body for signs of infection.
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Dixie Defeats Cards In Fourth Quarter Rally
Dixie High overcame Germantown High 26-6 in a Dayton Suburban League game at New Carlisle. Floyd Comer scored three touchdowns, including a fourth quarter burst, while Wayne Amburgey added Germantown’s lone TD on a two yard run. Germantown falls to 2-3.
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Georgia Governor Carl Sanders Played for 19 Oil Bowl Champions
Georgia Gov. Carl E. Sanders served as quarterback for the University of Georgia's 19 Oil Bowl champions, highlighting his early athletic background and ties to the state program.
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