Fenwick Falcons win third straight with 24 14 over Monroe
Fenwick Falcons beat Monroe Hornets 24 14 to extend streak to three wins in the New Mid Miami League. Key moments include a 44 yard Moorman Esposito combo and a freak 75 yard interception return for a score by Walter Lawson.
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Lebanon and Xenia battle to a 14 14 tie in football
Lebanon and Xenia played to a 14 all tie after a tough first half for the Warriors. Lebanon scored 14 in the third on a 21 yard run by Bill Dunn and a 45 yard run by Wayne West. Next week Lebanon, with three wins one tie and one loss, visits Middletown to face Fenwick.
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Town Shocked As Mrs Gerrich Burns Drab Furniture
Residents condemn an act linked to Mrs. Gerrich who discarded old furniture, prompting discussion of a purchase at Roy A White Paint Store. The Roy A White Company located at 1325 Central Ave was mentioned as a suggested supplier.
Kennedy Rehired as Cubs Manager
The Associated Press reports Bob Kennedy has been retained as head coach of the Chicago Cubs with an official announcement expected Monday. The news confirms Kennedy will continue leading the club as it plans its season strategy and roster adjustments.
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Local football scores across Springfield to Cincinnati and beyond
Area games reported with numerous results including SpringfieldSouth over Middle town 8-6. Fenwick over Monroe 24-14. Centerville 40, Twin Valley South 6. Xenia 20, Kettering Fairmont West 0. Vandalia 4, Brookville 8. and Cin St Xavier 36, Piqua Cath 0. Also notes coach Mel Wright's 2-4 Cubs record in 1953-61.
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Hawks Remain Undefeated In Southwestern Ohio Play
NEW MIAMI Madison Mohawks stay unbeaten in the South western Ohio Conference with a 30 14 road win over New Miami. Quarterback Doug Sheley shines with five of nine passes and three rushing TDs including a 12 yard strike to Doug Conder. Ed Hounshell and Dave Eckhardt each rush for over a hundred yards as Madison improves to 3 1 1. They host Ross Township next in a conference game.
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Fairborn handily downs Franklin 48 8 in football rout
Fairborn High built a 6 14 14 14 scoring edge to defeat winless Franklin 48 8. Buddy Braddock and Mike Managan each scored twice for Fairborn, while Franklin managed a lone fourth quarter touchdown on a 20 yard pass from Bill Berutti to Mike Cox. Franklin faces Hamilton Garfield at home next week.
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Coaches Held After Fan Fatally Shot in Easley melee
In Easley South Carolina a 19 year old Clemson Negro and 1963 Clearview High School graduate James Kay was shot in the chest after a homecoming game between Clearview and Bryson High School of Fountain Inn. Police questioned visiting coach Alfred Duckett and two assistants after the melee as the coroner released them on bonds and no charges were filed. Bryson driver James Harper 17 received a superficial arm wound and was treated at Greenville hospital.
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Bowling Standings and Scores for Local League
Bowlers Roger Stamm Eliopoulos and W Wolfenberger lead with high games as scores roll in. Notables include Jane Whitman Janet Ruppert Callie Fishbaugh Betty Lansdale and Esther McGraw among top totals in the week.
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Indians Romp To 34-8 Win
Carlisle High overwhelmed Jefferson Township 34 to 8 in a homecoming rout. Five Carlisle players scored as Mike Shepherd connected with Harry Hannah on a 42 yard pass for a 6-0 halftime lead, then the Indians pulled away in the second half with multiple scores including runs by Collins Cantaburry and Maxwell and passes from Shepherd to Richards.
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Germantown Cardinals Defeat Dixie 20-8 at Homecoming
Germantown High posted a 20 to 8 Homecoming win over Dixie in Dayton Suburban league action. The Cardinals improved to 3-1-1 with three different players scoring, including O Neal and Seims on 1 run and Izor adding a 1 run, while Gunkle contributed another run.
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Cornett's Three Scores Defeat Spartans 25-8
Cor nett scored three touchdowns to lead Ross to a 38-8 Southwestern Ohio Conference win over Seven Mile spoiling the Panthers Homecoming. Seven Mile's lone TD came on a one yard run by Tony Maxwell in the fourth quarter.
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Lucas 20 Paces Royals To Beat Baltimore In Exhibition
Jerry Lucas scored 20 points to lead Cincinnati to a 131-106 victory over Baltimore in an NBA exhibition. Cincinnati built a 58-52 halftime edge as Oscar Robertson and Jack Twyman added 17 points apiece, while Gus Johnson led Baltimore with 17 and Walt Bellamy had 16.
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Browns Versus Steelers in Cleveland Rematch
Browns quarterback Frank Ryan, 9-1 lifetime against Pittsburgh, leads a matchup against the Steelers tonight in Cleveland. A crowd of 80,000 is expected as Cleveland and St Louis share the Eastern Division lead at 3 0-1. Warfield and Collins pace the receiving corps while Jim Brown, the league's top rusher with 361 yards on 92 carries, keys the ground game.
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Hadl Is Hot as Chargers Top Pats 26 17
John Hadl starred in a 26-17 AFL victory for the San Diego Chargers over Boston. Hadl completed 17 of 29 passes for 229 yards with three touchdowns, two by Lance Alworth who returned to action. Alworth had 124 receiving yards on eight catches. Paul Lowe gained 69 rushing yards and a reception.
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Mares Bring Record Prices at Tattersalls Sale
Walnut Hall Stud mares drew the two highest broodmare prices at auction with Sprite Hanover at 80000 dollars and Dukes Duchess at 78000 dollars. Hanover Farms paid 78000 for the dam of Duke Rodney and Master Rodney while William Hilliard bid 75000 for Something Special, sire of stakes winner Really Something.
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Stablefire at Finger Lakes Kills Stablehand and Five Horses
A fire at Finger Lakes race track in Canandaigua New York killed an unidentified stablehand and at least five thoroughbred horses on Friday night. The blaze quickly engulfed a stable building, with responders working to control flames and determine the cause. Authorities cleanup and investigations are underway as trainers assess losses.
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Plankenhorn Key Kicker in Big Ten Drive
Center Jim Plankenhorn of Illinois kicked 14 extra points and five field goals in Big Ten games last season, contributing to the team’s scoring and special teams efficiency.
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