Middies Go From Riches To Rags In Eight Days
The Middletown Middies, once ranked 11th, lost to Lima Spartans 20 to 4 in front of about 6,000 fans. Lima built 306 yards rushing and 20 passing, while Middies mustered only 67 rushing yards and 15 passing with a single first down in the final two quarters. Coach Hanna benched Jerry Campbell for Ken Hefner to spark Lima.
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Dixie rallies to hand Cardinals 32 21 comeback
Dixie jumps from a 14 13 deficit after three quarters to beat Germantown 32 21 in Little Buckeye League action. Quarterback Larry Martin scored four touchdowns and Gearhart added a 50 yard pass play to set Dixie in front in the fourth quarter.
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Monroe Beavers In Scoreless Mid-Miami Tie
Monroe and Beavercreek played to a 0 0 tie in a Mid-Miami League clash. The Hornets defense contained Beavercreek's aerial attack and field goals by Price Lewis were blocked. Key plays included Don Garver gaining 57 yards and a 14 yard pass from Dave Shockey. Milt Puckett and Bob Shock connected late as Monroe threatened.
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Gopher Illini and Badger Hawk Tilts Highlight Big Ten Schedule
Chicago reports a full Big Ten slate with Minnesota at Illinois and Wisconsin at Iowa drawing large crowds. Illinois eyes a homecoming upset against unbeaten Minnesota as Tom Hallers leads Colgate 40-0 prior results, while Minnesota relies on Cox and Larson in a 46-7, 21-17, 41-6 stretch. Michigan State hosts Purdue. Northwestern seeks first win at Michigan. Indiana aims to compete at Ohio State. Notre Dame idle. Marquette faces Cincinnati in a night game.
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Friday's Exhibition Basketball by The Associated Press
The St. Louis NBA team defeated Detroit 125 to 104 in an exhibition game.
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Carlisle Falls to Ross Rams in Venice
The Carlisle Indians were defeated by the Ross Rams 32 to 13 in Venice last night in a game that marked their third straight loss of the season. Carlisle has two wins and four losses overall.
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Grid results show 1960s high school football scores across Ohio
Summary of numerous high school football games with teams from Cincinnati to Cleveland. Notable results include Hamilton 14 over Springfield 2, Walnut Hills 20 over Withrow 13, and Glenville tied 6 with East Tech. Ohio area schools and colleges posted varied scores across multiple divisions.
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Miami Ohio Faces Ohio in Homecoming Clash Today
A sellout crowd of 14 000 was expected at Miami Field Oxford for the Homecoming Day game between MAC rivals Miami University and Ohio University. Miami leads 11 of 12 meetings since 1942 and is led by Dave Thelen with 254 yards in 33 carries this season.
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