Talawanda Top Fenwick 16 0 In Homecoming Clash
Talawanda football blanked Fenwick 16 0 at Barnitz Stadium as QB Tony Bradley rushed for 75 yards and two scores while Fullback Ron Dynes added 86 yards on 28 carries. Showkeir two receptions for 42 yards and an interception highlighted Talawanda’s win. Fenwick’s A J Dobrozsi struggled with 31 passing yards as Harkrader’s defense pressured the Falcons throughout.
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Talawanda
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Fenwick
A. J. Dobrozsi
Bill
John Ott
Showkeir
Michigan
Ohio
Dobrozsi
Dynes
Harkrader
Butch Harkrader
Falcons
Mid-Miami
Mark
Lebanon
Warriors
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Miller
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Mason Comets Clinch VHC Title With Big Win
Mason Comets claim the Fort Ancient Valley Conference football championship by routing Little Miami 42 to 6 at home last night.
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Comets
Fort Ancient
Little Miami
Arrows secure dominant 30-0 victory over Xenia Wilson
Arrows claim an 8th win of the season at Dayton Suburban League play, beating Xenia Woodrow Wilson 30-0. Shawne and teammates PS-Myers Gregory and Watkins starred with multiple scores as Mason and Koepfle led the Comets to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the FAWC.
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Miami
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Ranson
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Middies Face No 4 Niles In Homecoming Clash
Middletown seeks upset against Canton McKinley’s 4th ranked Niles Red Dragons at Riverside Stadium. The Middies, 6 wins in 3 weeks, rely on defense and a thin backfield as Rick Gales threatens with 819 rushing yards this season and a strong Eagles attack aimed to silence home crowd of 13 000. Kickoff at 3 p.m.
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Western Reserve
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Red Dragons
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Gordon
Rick Gales
Irresistible force meets irresistible force in Houston Mississippi clash
Houston, ranked highly in total offense and rushing, hosts 17th-ranked Mississippi in a game that could tally a huge points total. Archie Manning leads Ole Miss with 922 passing yards and 367 rushing yards as Houston features Elmo Wright and a split quarterback setup.
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Archer Seeks Fix With Free Passes And Gloves
George Archer, leading the San Francisco Open, promises a spraying fix by giving away 18 free passes to relatives to place on both sides of the fairway with baseball gloves. He shot 67 in the second round for a 130 total, two behind Miller Barber who stands at 132.
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George Archer
Archer
Gilroy
Calif
Miller Barber
Bob Lunn
Steve Spray
Lunn
Spray
Jerry Heard
al Mengert
Lee Elder
Dixie Survives Scare to Down Valley View 22 14
Highly favored Dixie trailed Valley View early but rallied in the second half to win 22 14 in the Dayton Suburban League. Fred Alvis opened scoring with a 40 yard fumble return, Ed Dillinger scored late touchdowns, and Dixie improved to 5-1 DSL while Valley View fell to 2-4.
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Spartans
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Greyhounds
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John Shaffer
Ed Michaels
Ed Dillinger
Val. View
Jack Bentley Dies After Long Illness
Olney Maryland AP reports former major league pitcher Jack Bentley died Friday at Montgomery General Hospital after a long illness. Bentley aged 79 pitched 20 years with the New York Giants Philadelphia Phillies and Baltimore Orioles in the International League and is remembered for a 1924 World Series duel with Walter Johnson.
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Walter Johnson
Montgomery General Hospital
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Bentley
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
Bradley boots Waynesville past Clinton Massie 21 18
Waynesville’s Joe Bradley, a junior fullback, kicked three extra points and a five yard rushing TD after a 77 yard drive to lift Waynesville over Clinton Massie 21 18. He totaled 84 rushing yards on 15 carries before leaving injured in the fourth quarter as the Panthers improved to 5 3 in league play and 3 2 overall. Clinton Massie falls to 5 3 and 3 3 in league.
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Waynesville High
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Clin
Massie
T. Meadows
Purdue
Lucas Traded From Royals to Warriors for Turner and King
Cincinnati trades Jerry Lucas an All-Star forward to San Francisco for Bill Turner and Jimmy King. Lucas, 6-time All-Star from Ohio State, averages near 20 points and 19 rebounds career, knee issues, joins Warriors with King and Turner joining Royals before tonight’s report.
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Jimmy King
Royals
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NBA
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Joe Axelson
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Axelson
San Francisco
Middletown High
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Pro Basketball Friday Results and Tonight's Schedule
Results include Baltimore 131 Cincinnati 126 in overtime Atlanta 122 Boston 110 New York 116 Detroit 92 Los Angeles 123 Milwaukee 112 Chicago 116 Phoenix 115 in overtime. Tonight: Baltimore at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Detroit at Atlanta Phoenix at San Diego Milwaukee at San Francisco Los Angeles at Seattle Kentucky 111 New Orleans 109 New York 97 Denver 91 Dallas 116 Pittsburgh 105 Carolina at Indiana Denver at Washington New Orleans at Dallas.
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Lakers Beat Bucks In A Physical Duel Led By Chamberlain
Wilt Chamberlain scored 25 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to power the Los Angeles Lakers past the Milwaukee Bucks 123-112. Lew Alcindor had 23 points and 20 rebounds in his first big test against Chamberlain as Elgin Baylor Jerry West and Willie McCarter provided perimeter scoring. Other Friday NBA results included Atlanta 122-110 over Boston, Baltimore 131-126 in OT over Cincinnati, New York 116-92 over Detroit, and Phoenix 116-115 in OT by Chicago.
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