Middies Tie 1961 Great Start With 40-20 Win Over Portsmouth
Middletown High, led by quarterback John McCluskey, routs Portsmouth 40-20 to seize first place in the Greater Ohio League. McCluskey throws four TD passes as the Middies jump to a 28 point first quarter and finish with 458 yards total offense.
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Colorado and Detroit remain undefeated in Friday games
Colorado used a tough defense to beat Miami 19 7 and preserve its unbeaten season while quarterback Jerry Gross powered Detroit to a win. Gross surged to 611 yards of total offense in three games as Detroit stayed unbeaten. Other top games featured Michigan vs Michigan State and Ohio State vs Illinois in a Big Ten slate with national title implications.
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Jackie Lee Stars As Oilers Tie Boston In AFL Thriller
Jackie Lee, ex UC ace, set an AFL single game passing record with 457 yards on 27 of 41 and two TDs helping the Houston Oilers tie Boston 31 31. Blanda was benched as Lee surpassed the prior mark of 375 yards, while Gino Cappelletti made two key late catches for the Patriots. The Titans meet the Chargers at the Polo Grounds in Sundays top game with other matchups listed.
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Shorts Can Jump Welter Ratings Showdown at MSG
In Madison Square Garden a 10 round welterweight bout pits Cecil Shorts of Cleveland against Argentina’s Jorge Fernandez. The fight airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with Shorts seeking a climb in the 147 pound ladder as Fernandez, ranked third, enters as favorite with a 67-5-1 record and six straight wins. Shorts, 22, is 19-7-1 with 9 knockouts.
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Notable boxing results across cities prompt cautious note
In Billings George Logan, in Boise Idaho, Johnny Riggins was saved. Spokane Worcester Moss defeated Bob Fos Mire. Boston saw an outpointing of Gaylord Barnes. New York Melbourne saw Johnson with 126 percent and Los Angeles stopped David Fiord 127 percent. Australia.
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Army Calls Up 2 Tribe Players
Walter Bond outfielder and Wynn Hawkins pitcher become the first Cleveland Indians players recalled for a year of military service. Bond reports to Fort Knox Kentucky for duty today after spending much of last season with Salt Lake City. Hawkins, who posted a 74 last season, reports November 2 at Fort Knox. Both previously served six months in the reserves. Bond spent most of last season with Salt Lake City before joining the Indians late in the season.
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Fenwick Hopes To Regain Winning Stride Tonight
Fenwick Falcons seek a rebound at Barnitz Stadium versus Cincinnati McNicholas after back to back losses. Coach Jerry Harkrader lists key players doubtful or returning from injury as Fenwick aims to slow a veteran McNicholas offense and end a two game skid in conference play.
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Fairfield Upsets Monroe Hornets
Fairfield shocks Monroe 20 16 after leading 16 10 at halftime. Monroe suffers injuries to Beffitt Deaton Milton and Perry Arke as Fairfield scores on a Puska 15 yard run and a 32 yard Chasteen pass. Monroes 4 1 1 falls while Fairfield improves to 3 2 1 as final score comes with 1 20 left in fourth.
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Ross Rout Tops Madison Hawks In 54-0 Victory
The Madison Mohawks were outclassed by Ross 54 to 0 last night. Ross improves to 2-0 this season while Madison drops to 0-4. Dillard Pennington and Al Stamper each scored two touchdowns for Ross, with multiple players contributing on runs and short passes.
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Mickey Wright Leads Women's PGA Championship Standings
Mickey Wright, the defending champion, carded 77 at the halfway mark in Las Vegas to stay two strokes ahead of Shirley Englehorn who shot 74. Jo Ann Prentice stood third after a 76, with a 149 total.
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Warriors Romp To Second Win Over Seven Mile
SEVEN MILE The Lebanon Warriors defeated Seven Mile 40-8 for their second win of the season, first Lebanon nonconference or league milestone since 1958. Hieatt and Berry connected on several passes, with multiple scorers contributing as Lebanon pulled away after halftime.
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Officials Fail to Arrive Delays Port Clinton Eastwood Game
In Pemberville the Port Clinton Eastwood high school football game started an hour and 45 minutes late after officials failed to show. Eastwood officials later secured four other referees, bringing the crew to three for the first half and four by halftime. Port Clinton rolled to a 264 triumph.
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Grid Results From Area High School Football Matchups
A roundup of Friday football scores across numerous Ohio schools led by Woodrow Wilson 32 over Franklin 0 and Lebanon 40 over Seven Mile 8, with other notable outcomes including Covington 26 and West Alex 6, Miami Valley matchups, and college results Colorado 9 over Miami Florida 7.
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Franklin Loses Sixth Straight to Xenia Cadets
Franklin Wildcats fall 32 to 0 at home as Xenia Woodrow Wilson Cadets run to three touchdowns in third and fourth quarters. Boykin dominates with a 2-yard, 55-yard, 63-yard scoring runs while Daye adds early 1-yard score. Fumbles plague both sides, but Franklin’s miscues end any hope of comeback.
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Cardinals Ground Carlisle for 26–0 Victory
Germantown Cardinals rout Carlisle Indians 26 to 0 in session ball. Fullback Charles Messmer scored three touchdowns to lift his season total to ten in six games. Germantown rushed for 199 yards, with one scoring aerial play on a 6 yard pass from Ken Howard to Messmer.
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New York NBA Beats College All Stars 112 to 4
New York wins over College All Stars with a 112 to 4 score to advance in the NBA event. Philadelphia scores 97 in another NBA game, while Boston tops San Francisco 109 to 88 in the ABL. Los Angeles loses 85 in the ABL contest.
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