Franklin Wildcats blank Valley View in season opener
Franklin defeats Valley View 28-0 as Ed DeHart dominates on defense and Fred Farmer scores twice from 16 yards. Quarterback Dan Stiver directs attack with John France, Mike Stiver, and Gary Nease contributing as Franklin’s defense stymies the visitors.
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France
Roger Moyer
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Fenwick Tops Springboro 34 0 in season opener
Fenwick dominates Springboro 34 0 as the Falcons improve to 1 0 behind four second quarter goals. Springboro suffers injuries and cannot mount a sustained attack while Fenwick showcases a potent passing game and scoring drive. Chuck Schramm with 19 yards and Marvin Hom with three touchdowns key the Falcons win.
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Marvin Hom
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Steve England
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Monroe Hornets blank Rams in 1968 football debut
Monroe Hornets defeat Ross Rams 24-0 to open the season. Kurt Sarringhaus scores on a 13 yard run and a 21 yard pass from Steve Miltenberger. Tim Williams adds a 7 yard TD run and a 22 yard burst as Monroe builds a 18-0 lead by end of third quarter. Carroll Damron and Ron Berni anchor the defense holding Rams to 89 rushing yards.
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Michigan State 1952 national champions tied to linemen coaches
East Lansing reports that MSU’s 1952 title team featured future notable linemen who later became coaches. Henry Bullough and Gordon Serr from MSU joined fellow assistants Dick Tamburo of Iowa and Frank Kursh of Arizona State as line players for the championship squad.
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Iowa
Dick Tamburo
Arizona State
Frank Kursh
MSU
Montreal Gets Manager And Name Expos
Montreal’s National League team named the Expos with Gene Mauch named manager. John McHale, club president, announced Mauch, 43, former Philadelphia Phillies manager, was hired to lead the Expos though not yet under contract. He previously played for the 1943 Montreal Royals before reaching the majors.
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Frazer Outpoints Ortega in 8 Round Pan American Bout
In New York Alfonso Frazer 140 pounds from Panama defeats Ernes to Ortega 140 pounds from Puerto Rico by unanimous decision after eight rounds in a Friday boxing card.
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Ernesto Ortega
Puerto Rico
Runyan Steels Warrior Win Over Hillsboro in Season Opener
Lebanon High defeats Hillsboro 22 to 6 behind sophomore fullback Doug Runyan who rushed for 160 yards and scored the first touchdown. Gary Scott scored on a reception and Runyan’s 18 yard run sparked an 82 yard drive, with McKenzie adding a 60 yard interception return for another Lebanon score.
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Casper Tops Daily Play in Hartford Open Weather Woes
Billy Casper shot six birdies and 13 pars to post a six under 65, but Bruce Crampton led at the halfway point of the Greater Hartford Open with a 132 total. Crampton fired a 67 as cold rain and wind moved over the Wethersfield Country Club course, placing Casper one stroke back and Balding two back.
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Carlisle Opens Season With 14-0 Victory Over East Clinton
Carlisle high school held East Clinton to 68 total yards as the Indians won their football opener 14-0. Ken Brewer set up Brett Laughlin for a four yard TD and Bill Hayes scored a late 12 yard run.
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Shawnee Opens Season as Ansonia Edges Ahead 12 6
Shawnee scored first on a Paul Gregory three yard run but Ansonia answered with a Rick Henderson two rushing TDs to seal a 12 6 season opener win. Ansonia forced a Shawnee fumble on the 17 and managed the bull rush to control the game.
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Kas-Less Hawks Fall 14-8 to New Miami
New Miami defeats Madison 14-8 as Kas Oganowski sits out for the first time in four years. Madison offense stalls with 75 rushing yards and 10 passing yards on 1 completion, two TDs negated by penalties, and a fumble recovery at the New Miami five. Norvell returns a blocked punt for six. NM-Valerio intercepts, Lowry adds a run and a 25 yard pass to Simmons.
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Detroit Boxer In Comeback Triumph In Toledo
A 3 500 crowd watched Al fred Jones rise from the canvas to win the middleweight title in the U S Olympic trials in Toledo Ohio Jones 21 year old AAU champion edged Albert Bolden Navy titlist from Pittsburgh by decision after a three round slugfest in which Jones was floored in the second round.
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Blues prepare for training in Ottawa under Bowman
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Blues will begin training next Wednesday in Ottawa Canada Coach Scotty Bowman says no changes are anticipated for the team which finished third last season.
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