Middies Fall 33 0 to Lima Spartans in Nonleague Clash
Lima Spartans rout Middletown 33 to 0 in Lima. Greg Saucer ran for 4 touchdowns and added a 74 yard punt return. Middies fumbled four times and had three interceptions while quarterback passes struggled. Simpson added a 20 yard TD reception.
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Hamilton Garfield
Lima
Middies
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Portsmouth
Greg Saucer
Phil Simpson
Bill Sharp
Saucer
Simpson
Sharp
Bob Long
Long
Tommy Coleman
Gary Begley
Coleman
Begley
Middletown
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Schneider
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Monroe Tops Oxford Talawanda 18 6 in football clash
Monroe Hornets beat Oxford Talawanda 18 to 6 as Scott Miltenberger scored on a nine yard run with 2 40 left. Gary Willis and Gary Thompson anchored a stout Monroe defense while Talawanda struggled with turnovers and a stalled offense. Monroe improves to 5 2 overall and 4 0 in the Miami League.
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Oxford Talawanda
Scott Miltenberger
Rice
Gary Thompson
Carroll Damron
Gary Willis
Randy Taulbee
Brave
Talawanda
Bill Bowers
Braves
Gene Rice
Hornets
Bill Shearer
Jerry Sewell
Shearer
Miltenberger
Stu Eversole
Miami
Gary
Franklin
Willis
Sewell
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M—Shearer
M — Sewell
M — Miltenberger
Talts seals 17th Soviet gold with weightlifting record
Soviet strongman Ian Talts set a new world mark in the clean and jerk delivering 428 pounds to win the middle heavyweight title at Mexico City, boosting the Soviet lead to 17 golds over the United States. East Germany claimed free pistol gold and Poland’s Adam Lisewski won the foil, as weightlifting produced several world records at the games.
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Ian Talts
Talts
Tafts
United States
East Germany
Ehlmut Artelt
Adam Lisewski
Poland
Hungary
Sander Szabo
Clark Fastest In Qualifying For Grand Prix
Scotland's Jim Clark set the quickest qualifying lap for the Grand Prix of Mexico. He clocked 1:49.97 over 3.1 miles at an average speed of 102.526 mph as late evening adjustments to his Ford engine paid off for the race to crown the 1967 world driving champion.
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Jim Clark
Scotland
Mexico
Clark
Local grid results highlight wide area scores
Ohio area high school football results show Lima Senior 33 over Middletown 0, Fenwick 40 over Lakota 0, Jefferson 35 over Carlisle 0, Vandalia Butler 46 over Brookville 12, Piqua 46 over Greenville 6, Troy 40 over Sidney 20, Centerville 16 over Day, and many other notable outcomes across the region. Strong showings by Milford, Sycamore, Loveland, Elder, and St. Xavier noted among a dense slate.
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Fairmont East
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Clinton Massie
Kings
Woodward
Withrow
Aiken
Walnut Hills
Portsmouth
Springfield South
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
Greenfield
Miami Trace
Elder
France Hopes to Win Favor at Grenoble Olympics
France aims to elevate its status as a premier ski nation at the 1968 Winter Games in Grenoble. Jacques Golliet said on Friday that people overlook France as a leader in Alpine skiing.
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Grenoble
France
Jacques Golliet
Hawks and Colonels Deliver High-Scoring ABA NBA Night
The ABA debut in Louisville drew 10,427 as Indiana beat Kentucky 106-99. In the NBA Hawks crushed Chicago 126-99 behind 70 percent second-half shooting. Oakland beat Denver 112-102 in San Jose, San Diego notched its first NBA win 102-97 over Seattle, and Seattle’s Walt Hazzard led with 32 a game marred by Tom Mescher y’s ejection. Colonels players Roger Brown 23 and Fred Lewis 21 led Indiana. Kentucky’s Darrell Carrier 30 and Stewart Johnson 21 paced the Colonels. Len Wilkins, Joe Caldwell, Zelmo Beaty led the Bulls in the Chicago loss. Caldwell 26, Beaty 24, Wilkins 22.
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Walt Hazzard
Tom Meschery
Eagles' Rift Over Snider Kuharich Firing Revealed
Philadelphia report details a public spat between Eagles owner Jer ry Wolman general manager coach Joe Kuharich and former executive vice president Ed Snider. The conflict erupted at a news conference after a 45 minute meeting, with both Snider and Foreman declining comment. Kuharich teased Snider prompting sharp exchanges as Wolman and Foreman avoided specifics about Snider's dismissal and his 15 year contract.
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Joe Kuharich
Jerry Wolman
Snider
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Wolman
Earl Foreman
Foreman
Washington
Pro Basketball Scores Report
St Louis defeated Chicago 126 to 98 and San Diego beat Seattle 121 to 114. ABA notes Indiana 106 over Kentucky 99, Oakland 112 over Denver 102.
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Chicago
San Diego
Seattle
Yaz Realizes Dream With 100000 Pact
Carl Yastrzemski, baseball’s rising star, signs a one year contract around 100000 dollars with the Boston Red Sox to become one of the best paid players in team history. General Manager Dick O Connell notes the deal elevates him from 1967 estimates and confirms the high pay.
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Carl Yastremski
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Dick O’connell
Carl
St Louis Open leads with four under par first round
Bob Goal of Belleville Illinois shot a four under par 66 to lead the $12,000 St Louis Open after the first round on Friday.
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ST. Louis
Bob Goalby
Belleville
A's Name Kennedy as New Manager of Oakland Prospects
A's owner Charles Finley announced in Chicago that Bob Kennedy signed a two year contract to manage the Oakland Athletics after their move from Kansas City. Kennedy replaces Luke Appling, who ran the club after Alvin Dark's firing last August, and praised the rookie camp as a promising squad with strong young talent. Kennedy, a 16 year major league veteran, played for the White Sox, Indians, Orioles, Tigers and Dodgers with a .255 lifetime average.
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Charles Finley
Chicago
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Ley
Kansas City
Luke Apping
Finley
Alvin Dark
Chicago White Sox
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Baltimore
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