Only Man in Both Halls of Fame Dies at 77
Cal Hubbard, famed athlete and umpire, dies of cancer in St Petersburg Florida at age 77. Hubbard holds the unique distinction of induction into both baseball and football Halls of Fame and played for the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers from 1927 to 1936. He later served as American League Umpire-in-Chief and counted Joe DiMaggio among disciplined players he observed. Hubbard also is in the National Collegiate Football Hall of Fame and played college football at Centenary and Geneva under Bo McMillin. He was stepfather to Middletown’s Robert Freeman.
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First National Bank
Broncos Fans Roar as Cosell Set Is Shattered
Denver patrons at the Sweetwater pub celebrate a raffle prize that lets a winner smash a used TV during a Cosell roast. Broncos remain unbeaten in the AFC West after routing the Raiders 30-7 in Oakland as Cosell ignores Denver in highlights.
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Cosell Punch Claim Sparks Air Travel Dispute
Philadelphia Daily News writer Stan Hochman says sportscaster Howard Cosell struck him several times on a Los Angeles to New York flight after the World Series game. Cosell dismisses the claim as a joke and later apologized saying he was just playing. Hochman planned to file a formal complaint but faced jurisdiction notes from an airline supervisor.
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J B Stables Qualifies Two for Quarter Horse Finals
Jerry Brown's J-B Stables of West Middletown advanced two horses to Sunday's All-American Quarter Horse Congress finals at the Ohio state fairgrounds in Columbus. Cee Que Command reached reining finals among 300 entrants for a $14,000 purse, while Hunt's English Pleasure entered the 220-entrant class with 15 finalists vying for $5,000. The Congress began yesterday and runs through Sunday.
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Paul Waner Career Batting Average Leader for Pirates
Paul Waner posted a career batting average of .340, the top mark in Pirates history, establishing himself as the franchise’s leading hitter of his era.
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Solomon Falls In Australian Indoor Open First Round
Third seed Harold Solomon loses 6-1 7-6 to Colin Dibley in the Australian indoor championships. John Newcombe edges Steve Krulevitz 2-6 6-4 7-5. Others include Richard Lewis over Ray Ruffels 6-4 6-2, Louk Sanders over Jiri Hrebec 6-4 6-3, Tim Wilkinson over Mark Edmondson 6-3 2-6 6-4, and Hank Pfister over Bob Carmichael 6-3 7-6. In Sao Paulo Betsy Nagelson defeats Bunny Brunning 1-6 6-4 6-0. Fiorella Bonicelli beats Claudia Langela 7-5 6-1, Diane Fromholtz over Mary Struthers 6-2 6-2, Doerner retires with flu.
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Bob Carmichael
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Uruguay
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Falcons ponder roster opening after Kuykendall injury
Atlanta Falcons coach Leeman Bennett has not decided who will replace injured linebacker Fulton Kuykendall. Kuykendall broke his right arm in Sunday's 3-0 loss to the Bills and was placed on injured reserve, ending his season. He will wear a cast for six weeks.
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Middle runners bid for title in GMC meet at Hamilton Taft
Middletown High fields a double threat with Pete McCartt and Tim Turner in the Greater Miami Conference cross country meet at Hamilton Taft. McCartt leads with course records at Fairfield and Monroe and a 10 35 Monroe time, Turner close behind in many meets. Senior Cal McMonigle and Ed Gabbard plus junior Kevin Sommers complete the Middie lineup.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries First Race Pace Lineup
Lebanon Raceway lists entrants for the first race and subsequent races with horse names such as Easy, Tiny Lady, Wallymite, Harlem Ronnie, Chief Atomic, Radiant Beauty, Rusty Cloud, Nia Two, Connie, Bo Bo B., Little Story, and more across nine heats. The program includes horse names, drivers or owners, and horse pairings for each race segment.
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Tiny Lady
Wallymite
Harlem Ronnie
Chief Atomic
Ozzie’s Image
Edgewood O'Connor
O'Conor
Radiant Beauty
IND
Rusty Cloud
Good Trip
Nia Two
Rea Ray Connie
Doctor Good
Vickie
Erin Records
Sunny Art
Bo Bo B
Little Story
Lottie M
John
Brandy Mountain
Willow May
Pride
Duane
Tam
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Diamond Ace
Carlisle Baseball Association to meet at elementary school
Carlisle officials announce a Carlisle Baseball Association meeting for parents with children in the leagues next season. Doyle Webb is the new president, Danny Turner vice president, James Brown equipment manager, and James Amburgey treasurer. The meeting is set for 7 p.m. at Carlisle Elementary School.
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Fenwick High Boosters Set Evening Meeting
The Fenwick High School Boosters Association plans a 7 30 PM meeting at the school inviting all parents. Agenda includes discussion of upcoming ticket sales and related student activities.
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NBA Team Transactions Prompt Front Page Shuffle
The record lists multiple NBA moves including waivers trades and injuries across the league. Notable actions involve the Hawks Bulls Cavaliers Lakers Suns Blazers Supersonics and Bulls with various players placed on injured lists waived or traded for future considerations or cash. Also notes signings and contract actions alongside minor baseball football items.
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Fall sports results headline roundup
Franklin beats Carlisle 3 2 in girls tennis as Monroe tops Edgewood JV football 4 0 Lakota over Franklin 22 0. Carlisle defeats Franklin 2 1 in volleyball varsity while Franklin wins 2 0 in JV. Middletown 250 Piqua 267 in girls golf. Bob Feller of the Indians pitched a no hitter on opening day 1940 the only time in an inaugural.
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Reed Debuts as Knicks Coach in NBA Opener
Reed returns as coach of the New York Knicks for the 32nd NBA season opener against the Kansas City Kings. The Knicks field rookies Williams Gondrezick Knight and Clearmons along with veterans amid a rebuilding phase.
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