Mohawks Fall On Late Bomb By Talawanda
Oxford Talawanda Braves defeat Madison Mohawks 28-20 on a decisive 43-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Purcell to Pete Rhome with 18 seconds left. Madison led 7-0, 14-6 final score, as Purcell and Rhome connected for the game winner after a back and forth Mid-Miami League battle.
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Shawnee and Bellbrook settle DSL stalemate 0 0
In Camden, Preble Shawnee and Bellbrook battled to a 0 0 Dayton Suburban League tie. Shawnee’s defense allowed only one TD in 20 quarters while the offense stalled against tough defenders. A late field goal try failed on a bad snap, and Bellbrook had a TD negated by a illegal procedure call.
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Valley View Rolls Past Xenia Wilson in DSL Showdown
Valley View Spartans improved to 4-4 in the Dayton Suburban League with a 34-14 victory over Xenia Wilson. Charlie Fore scored two touchdowns and Branden Brandenburg added rushing and receiving contributions as the Cadets, led by Terry Smith, fought back with two late scores.
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Kings Knights rally tops Waynesville for first win over rival
Todd Stephenson returned the opening kickoff for a long touchdown and led the Kings Knights to a 206 Fort Ancient Valley encounter victory over Waynesville. Jeff Prewitt opened scoring for Waynesville, but Glen Engle added two long TDs as Kings improved to 4-1 in five games and 2-1 in the FAVC.
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Indians End 2-Game Spin In DSL Victory
NEW LEBANON The Cartale Indians snapped a two game skid and halted a two game shutout streak by the Dixie Greyhounds with a 20 to 8 Dayton Suburban League win. Carlisle's defense again held Dixie to one score as Kilmer added a third period TD.
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RYO Score Standings and Individual Marks
The data lists runners and women competitors with their event scores: D Tipwell 171 236 213 620. W Deaton 209 192 209 611. J Whitman -223 186 195 604. C Montgomery 207 211 182 600. women include M Shockey 186 224 186 596. M Robinson 199 182 189 57. K Harrison 185 210 169 564. IS Stevens 187 214 157 558. B Withers 145 197 210 652. J Mynhier 173 183 201 557. P Romans 204 199 148 551. S Larsson -187 182 181 550. A Cox 164 197 183 544. M Collins 173 179 191 543. D Perrin 195 140 203 538. B Gephart 175 180 171 532. M McGill 175 197 161 533. M Dickerson 192 157 181 530. B McGuire 158 223 147 528. P Denham 183 150 178 520. B Murphy 158 172 188 518. J Whisman 179 166 171 516. Cc Bake 155 212 149 516. P Watts 182 144 185 511. J Maley 180 171 158 509. M Kilmer 192 148 169 509. M Bennett 166 171 170 507.
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Davis Cup match in Charlotte tests goodwill and nerve
In Charlotte, the United States leads Romania 14 as Ion Tiriac and Frank Froehling III duel in a dramatic fifth set at Julian J. Clark Stadium. A disputed line call and tense crowd surge mark the marathon match halted by referee Harry Hopman after 6:45 p.m. EDT amid high tensions and patriotic fervor.
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Charlotte
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Lakota Thunderbirds overpower Lebanon for 34-12 win
Lakota Thunderbirds improved to 2-1 in the Mid-Miami League and 4-1 overall with a 34-12 victory over Lebanon Warriors. Key moments included Steve Cuntz’s 13 yard touchdown, Mike Norcero’s 62 yard end around, and a 38 yard interception return by Bob Campbell. Lebanon mounted late scoring drives but Lakota maintained control with strong ground work and Moehring to Messer on a 14 yard TD pass.
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Westchester
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Foyt's Best Starts 25th at National 500
A. J. Foyt posted the fastest lap of the week at 158.492 mph at Charlotte Motor Speedway but qualified 25th after time trials for the National 500. Four drivers remain to fill the 40-car field for Sundays $107,000 race as NASCAR regulars vie for top spots.
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Golfing Greats Face Off In Piccadilly World Match Final
In Virginia Water England Gary Player clashes with defending champion Jack Nicklaus in a 36 hole Piccadilly World Match Play final at Wentworth. Nicklaus seeks a second straight title and $20,400 first prize. Player, three time winner, predicts future scoring breakthroughs and praises sport’s mental, physical mastery.
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Golfer Feinthal scores first hole in one at Brown's Run
Mrs Feinthal, guest at Brown's Run Country Club, aced the 140 yard No 15 for her first hole in one. She played in a foursome with her husband and Mr and Mrs Vic Carpenter. It was the third hole in one this year at Brown's Run and the 24th locally.
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Brown’s Run
Saints Activate Roussel From Injured List
New Orleans Saints linebacker Tom Roussel has been activated after missing all three regular season games with a broken wrist. He replaces rookie defensive back Richard Harvey on the 40 man roster as Harvey is placed on the future list, with a Monday decision pending on his season status.
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Lebanon Raceway results and horse-by-horse payouts
Results for Lebanon Raceway include detailed finishing orders and payouts across ten races such as Trot Miss Ruby, Suzy Star, Eila Spirit, Lincoln Land, Mighty Mohican, OC's Fisherman, Intrepid Knight, Peace Knight, Incentive, and Josedale Red Star. Payouts show exact win place and show prices with times and a daily double total of 119.60.
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TV Sports Weekend Preview and Major Matchups
A packed schedule features World Series previews and games including Michigan at Michigan State, Orioles versus Pirates in game one, and NFL clash Vikings at Eagles. Also present are wrestling, horse racing, auto racing, figure skating, and late night harness racing highlights.
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Roarke Named Boss On New Brewer Club
Milwaukee Brewers name Mike Roarke to manage their Class AA farm club as an application for a franchise moves forward Frank Lane says a location decision will come soon Roarke, 40, previously managed Detroit's Toledo farm club in the International League this past season
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Stormy Welcome Set For Irish In Miami Beach
Hurricane Fran reshapes Miami welcome for Notre Dame as new coach Fran Curci seeks impress. Alabama eyes revenge at Vanderbilt while night games feature LSU, Arkansas, Texas-Oklahoma Cotton Bowl clash and other top matchups across the AP Top Twenty.
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Hayes Not Taking Illini Squad Lightly
Hayes warns Illinois will face a rough Big Ten test as Ohio State aims for a win after a 52-21 season opener rout of Iowa while Illinois fell 10-0 to Michigan State. A Dad’s Day crowd of about 50 000 is expected as Woody Hayes recalls past Buckeye upsets and demands focus.
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Padres Seek Canadian Bid for San Diego Padres
Toronto Globe and Mail chairman R. Howard Webster, one of five bidders for the San Diego Padres, expects a response next week from co-owner C. Arnholt Smith. Webster declined to reveal bid amounts, noting previous offers and a possibility the club may stay with current ownership for another year.
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Track Back Open After Labor Labor Dispute Pause
Narragansett Park in Pawtucket Rhode Island resumes fall thoroughbred racing after a four day lapse due to a labor dispute. First race post time moved to 7 p m, one hour later than before the trouble.
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Narragansett Park
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