Ailing Wildcats rally to beat Spartans in opener
Franklin High overcame nine injured starters to win 17 7 against Valley View in Germantown. Larry Shirrah, a 160 pound senior, added a 42 yard field goal late in the fourth quarter as Franklin built a 14 7 lead and maintained control despite a Valley View scare after a second quarter screen pass to Steve Moyer briefly gave the Spartans a 7 2 edge.
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Mindlin Journal
Germantown
Franklin High
Valley View High
Wildcats
Larry Shirrah
Shirrah
Valley View Club
Wildcat
Franklin
Valley View
Spartans
Ted Buehner
Steve Moyer
Franklin Wildcats Hold Off Valley View In Low-Scoring Clash
Franklin defeats Valley View 6 to 7 behind Kenerly’s 10 yard keeper and Carpenter’s 1 yard run. Moyer’s 62 yard kickoff return set the tone while Brandenburg’s two point conversion and a defensive safety capped the game.
Indians Upset Boro 28-8 In Carlisle Opener
Carlisle Indians unveil Wishbone offense to defeat Springboro Panthers 28-8 in non conference action. Moreland and Boy shared quarterback duties for Carlisle with Moreland throwing two touchdowns. Carlisle ran for 338 yards led by Walsh 94, Berenger 63, and Crowe 61 as Dickey praised the team’s balance and defense.
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Paul Goans
Carlisle
Springboro Panthers
Carlisle Indians
Panthers
Springboro
Indians
Mike Walsh
David Berenger
Kenny Crowe
Dick Dickey
Fort Ancient
Dickey
Brad Moreland
Mark Boy
Moreland
Storen Named ABA Commissioner In Surprise Move
Mike Storen former Kentucky Colonels GM takes over as ABA commissioner replacing resigning Robert S Carlson. Georgia coach James H McCarthy resigns to join the Kentucky Colonels as head coach. Philadelphia Eagles trade LB Ron Porter to Minnesota Vikings for a 1974 NFL draft pick. John Schroeder tops field with 65 after two rounds at the Southern Open in Columbus Georgia. US set world 800m freestyle relay record 7 33 22 at Belgrade Worlds with Heather Greenwood 16 winning 400m freestyle as the US leads with 13 golds 10 silvers 5 bronzes.
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Belgrade
United States
Heather Greenwood
Freno
Calif
Keena Rothhammer
Santa Clara
U.S
Smith is lone U.S. net hope in Open semifinals
Margaret Court advances to the U.S. Open final against Evonne Goolagong after defeating Chris Evert and Helga Masthoff. Stan Smith remains the last American man standing, aiming to salvage national pride in the semifinals amid a wind-swept center court setting.
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Karol Stonger
Forest Hills
N.Y
Margaret Court
United States
Stan Smith
Mrs. Court
Chris Evert
Miss Goolagong
Helga Masthoff
Germany
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
U.S
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Defending Champs Head Seeded Top in Parent-Child Tennis
Defending champions Dick and Keith Head lead the field as top seeds in the Mid dletown Tennis Club annual Parent-Child Tournament begun this morning. Finals set for Sept. 16. Other seeds include Bob and Leann Grimes second, Bonnie and Ann Barnes third, and Dr Louis and Lisa Gaker fourth in a 27 team field with a consolation bracket for early losers.
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Keith Head
Middletown
Bob
Leann Grimes
Bonnie
Ann Barnes
Dr. Louis
Lisa Gaker
Ohio Bell Dominates In MIRC Tourney Scoring Spree
In the MIRC softball tourney Ohio Bell defeated Interstate Box 14 to 5 and bested Midd Hospital 9 to 6 to stay undefeated in the event. Ohio Bell posted a high scoring win while Hospital slid to a second loss.
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Ohio Bell
Askaleader Wins Latonia Feature In Narrow Finish
Askaleader moved from third at the stretch to win Latonia’s Friday feature by 2 lengths as an 8-1 shot. The 6 1/2 furlong race timed 1:23 with Bid Bond, Alignment and Royal Angie-Gazebo involved in the exacta and daily double. A crowd of 5,672 bet $451,758.
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Askaleader
Latonia
Bid Bond
Royal Angie
Gazebo
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Tytus Avenue Church of God
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