Middies Open Season With Narrow Win Over Middletown
High school football opens as Middletown edges Zanesville 14-13 in an intersectional thriller. Franklin trounces Fenwick 30-12 on the new field with Bob Worrell scoring thrice for the Wildcats. Monroe dominates Anderson Germantown 44-6 paced by Jim Pressier 99-yard run and multiple touchdowns. Germantown tops Northmont 28-4 with Seither scoring all four Cardinal TDs.
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Middletown
Monroe
Franklin
Fenwick
Falcons
Zanesville
Anderson Township
Germantown
Bob Leither
Northmont
Dayton
Lebanon
Oakwood
Bob Worrell
Rob Timberlake
Bill Courtney
Worrell
Wildcats
Nori
Horne
Anderson
Hornets
Jim Pressier
Pressier
Charley Price
Doug Hall
Charley Back
Bob Chaney
Fd Strinko
Gussie Bake
Ann Church
Price
Seither
Germantown Cardinals
Northmont High
Lether
Sharring
Charevy Noble
Stevens
Noble
Ger
Nor
Billy Crowe
Jim Illing
Crowe
Dick Manuel
Barnitt Stadium
Journal
Weith
Motorcycles Go At Lebanon Oval
Lebanon Ohio Special reports top riders compete at Warren County fairgrounds in a final year stop for the four star pro program. Notables include Carroll Resweber Sammy Tanner Dick Klamforth and Brad Andres. Time trials begin at 6pm with racing at 8pm attracting veterans and hopefuls alike.
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Lebanon
Miami Valley
Warren County Fairgrounds
Dayton Motorcycle Club
Carroll Resweber
Cedarburg
Wis
Sammy Tanner
Pasadena
Calif
Dick Klamforth
Groveport
Brad Andres
San Diego
Ohioan First Hero In AFL Debut With Broncos
Gene Mingo starred as Denver edged Boston 13 10 in the AFL season opener. A 79 yard punt return for a touchdown and key blocks by Dame Tripucka and teammates propelled the underdog Broncos past 16 point favorite Boston. Carmichael scored early in the second period as Denver’s defense contained the Pats air attack. AFL kickoff drew 21 597 paid fans as league rivals began play across the country.
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Boston
Gene Mingo
Denver
Broncos
Mingo
Iever
Gene
Bob McNamara
Frank Filchock
AFL
Green Bay
Tripucka
Ken Adamson
Olympics Television Schedule and Fight Results
Television guide lists Olympic finals in hockey gymnastics fencing and weight lifting at 12 p.m. and 9 p.m. on WKRC and WKRC stations with baseball San Francisco at Cincinnati at 1 25 p.m. on WLW D WLW T golf tennis at Forest Hills wrestling and outdoor Ramber segments plus Associated Press boxing results from Melbourne featuring Copeland Flint Aldo Pravisani in lightweights.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
Aldo Pravisani
Italy
Drew
Thompson aims salt flats duel with English speed king
Thompson, 31, on the Bonneville Salt Flats, clocks 406.6 mph to become fastest on wheels and eyes a comeback and race with Donald Campbell. His drive broke when a drive line failed during a second run while attempting the world record of 394.196 mph set by Sir John Cobb in 1947. He vows to return within a week for two opposite-direction runs needed for an official record, hoping to beat Cobb by at least one percent.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Mickey Thompson
Donald Campbell
Thompson
Utah Salt Flats
Campbell
el Monte
Calif
John Cobb
England
High School Grid Scores From Ohio Matches
The score roundup lists numerous Ohio high school football results across districts. Notable outcomes include Columbus Linden 20 over Columbus Eastmoor 16, Massillon 42 over East Liverpool 0, Marysville C Lima 14, and Hamilton Garfield 28 over Hamilton Fairfield 0. Other tight games feature Columbus East 18 over South 12, Lorain A.M. 0, and West Carrollton 18 over Miamisburg 24 with several ties and close finishes.
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Massillon
East Liverpool
Glouster
Chauncey-Dover
Hamilton Garfield
Hamilton
Fairfield
Middletown
Zanesville
Faton
West Alexandria
Dayton
Fairmont
Newark
National League standings and weekend results recap
The National League table shows Pittsburgh at 83 52 and St. Louis 615 Milwaukee 76 59 with Los Angeles 72 62 and San Francisco 67 68. Friday results include San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 1, Los Angeles 5 Milwaukee 3. Saturday features Chicago at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Sunday Chicago at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Pittsburgh
St. Lewis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chigseo
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
A. Milwaukee
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Kamsas City
Rookie Pitches Big Yankee Win
Yankee rookie Bill Stafford improved to three wins in four starts with a six hit 4-1 victory over Detroit, pushing New York within a half game of the AL lead. He had a complete game, drove in a run with a second-inning single, and saw Hector Lopez and Roger Maris homer to seal the win.
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Bill Stafford
New York Yankees
Stafford
New York
Detroit
Yankees
Baltimore
Frank Baumann
Gene Woodling
Brooks Robinson
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Mudcat Grant
Lemon
Maris
Pedro Ramos
Indians
Vic Power
Schofield Shines as Pirates Beat Cubs 4 3 in NL Tilt
Dick Schofield, filling in for injured Dick Groat, batted .556 in three games with his first extra-base hit, a two-run triple, sparking a 4-3 Pirates win over the Cubs. Wilmer ((Vinegar Bend) Mize got the win, Elroy Face saved it. Cardinals beat Phillies 4-1 as rain shortened game. Dodgers top Braves 5-3. Giants split with Reds, McCovey and Purkey star in separate games. Stan Musial, Frank Howard drive runs for their teams. Johnny Antonelli and Larry Sherry shine in relief roles.
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Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Snce Groat
Schofield
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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Milwaukee i
Los Angeles
Bob Buhl
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Elroy Face
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Nelson Mathews
Richie Ashburn
Don Zimmer
Face
Ron Santo
Walt Moryn
Larry Jackson
Phils
Bobby del Greco
Ruben Amaro
Robin Roberts
Stan Musial
Frank Howard
Dodg
Ers
Stan Williams
Larry Sherry
Ed Mathews
Homk Aaron
al Dark
Aaron
Braves
Willie McCovey
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Jones
Bob Purkey
Ed Bailey
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