Franklin Wildcats crush Lebanon for first win of the season
Franklin High's Wildcats rout Lebanon 46 to 6 as seven starters sit out and quarterback John Supinger leads a lone late 65 yard scoring run for the Warriors. Dan Cox scores three times for Franklin with two D. Cox runs and M. Cox adding a pair of conversions. The win lifts Franklin to 1-1 in the New Mid Miami League while Lebanon drops to 1-3 overall.
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Big Bantam Tilt Set For Tonight
The 77 Taxi Thunderbirds meet the Cincinnati Tomahawks at Barnitz Stadium in a key Buckeye Bantam League game. Thunderbirds lead 1 0 in league, 5 1 overall, tied with Reading for first. Tomahawks lost only to Reading 86 for their six games. Mighty Mites exhibition precedes at 6 30 p.m. Admission 50 cents. If successful, next week's Reading game may move to Barnitz Stadium.
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Browns Drawing At Record Pace
Cleveland Browns president Art Modell sees rising fan turnout at Municipal Stadium as 229,546 fans attend three home games. An additional 80,000 are expected for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants with 5,000 standing room tickets sold. The Browns benefit from a 77,096-seat stadium, the NFL’s largest, and the league reports strong overall attendance across 14 clubs.
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United States and Canada vie for unofficial jumping crown
In the National Horse Show jumping events the U S leads Canada 80 to 72 with nine of ten events completed. Jim Day of Toronto and Neil Shapiro of Glen Head duel for the individual title as Penn National officials reversed themselves twice to award a victory over Carol Hofmann of North Branch New Jersey.
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Monroe Hornets Hold Off Talawanda in Road Victory
Monroe High defeated Oxford Talawanda 22 14 as Hornets improve to 3 4 overall and 1 1 in the league. Talawanda threatened late but time expired before another touchdown. Monroe travels to Newport Kentucky for next week’s away game.
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Ladies Day Quip Sparks Raceday Banter
A playful remark during the event references a jockey and horse pairing, with crowd reactions highlighting lively racing atmosphere. The quote captures the lighthearted mood as spectators discuss the ontrack romance between horse and rider.
Local High School Football Scores From Cincinnati to Canton
A roundup of Friday results shows Cin. Woodward 34 Hughes 6 and Cin. Elder 18 Purcell 8, Celina 34 Coldwater 18, Fremont Findlay 14 8, Wapakoneta 20 Van Wert 8. Missouri? No. More games include Mansfield Senior 20 Marion 6, Circleville 21 Hillsboro 18, Alliance 14 Barberton 8, Wellston 12 Jackson 8, Springfield South 35 Portsmouth 0, Marietta 42 Ironton 20, Elyria 32 Sandusky 6, Lorain 8 Lorain Admiral King, Canton McKinley 70 Steubenville 0, Warren Harding 16 Akron Garfield 16 tie, Pomeroy 20 Athens 12, Zanesville 20 Lancaster 16, Newark 13 Chillicothe 12, Taft 16 Central 6, Moeller 43 Wright 0, St Xavier 33 LaSalle 0, Hamilton Taft 58 Springfield North 0, Fostoria 28 Sylvania 12, Hamilton Garfield 33 Fairfield 0, Franklin 48 Lebanon 6, Newport Kentucky Catholic 34 Cin. MacNicholas 22, Wilmington 28 Greenfield 6, East Liverpool 26 Martins Ferry 18, Colleges Detroit 21 Dayton 6.
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Cleveland to Host Wightman Cup Tennis Matches
Top women amateur players from Great Britain and the United States will compete for the Wightman Cup in Cleveland next year. The event is likely set for July at the Harold T. Clark courts in Cleveland Heights, the same site as the recent Davis Cup.
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Warriors Wilt Without Wilt Lose Fourth Straight at Home
Los Angeles beat San Francisco 94 to 92 as Wilt Chamberlain watched from hospital after pancreatitis diagnosis. Jerry West scored 28 points and drove a late Lakers comeback. the Warriors fell to 0-4 to start the season at their Civic Auditorium debut.
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Washington Trio Buys Bullets For About Million
The Baltimore Bullets NBA franchise is sold to three Washington men Earl Foreman Arnold Heft and Abe Pollin for just over 1 million dollars and must be approved by the NBA board. The Post reports the team will stay in Baltimore and Buddy Jeannette will likely remain coach.
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Four year old harness horses gain equal status in 1963
Four year old harness horses, once pushed aside in the sport's economy, gain equal status through races like the Harness Tracks of America championship series the American National Maturities and the Realization stakes moving 4 year-olds onto a level with 3 year-olds in 1963.
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Redskins Face Ancient Rivals Today At Athens
Ohio University hosts Miami University in a pivotal 1964 MAC clash at Peden Stadium. Both teams seek key wins as Miami carries a 3-0 mark while Ohio sits 1-0-1 with rising defense and a standout backfield.
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Fighter Withdraws From Bantamweight Title Bout
Jesus Pimentel, set to challenge bantamweight champion Eder Jose in San Antonio, withdrew after returning to California. His manager cited fear of losing a lifetime license while other reports mention a disputed $15,000 payment and possible suspensions from the California Athletic Commission if the fight proceeded.
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Filson’s Women Star in High Bowling Series
In the Eastern Lanes Women’s All-Star league Filson’s teams roll strong two weeks in a row hitting a season high 2 802 team series and nearly matching it. Jane Whitman tops with 1 634 including games of 212 221 201 while Boots Mills adds 625 with 232 188 205. Multiple players post 500s as readings reach 2 799 for the night.
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Les Thurman
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Dot Doughman
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