Middies Fall Short in Season Opener Against Fairmont West
Gordon seeks roots of trouble after Middletown drops opener 7 to 7? against Fairmont West. Middies manage only 50 yards passing plus 23 rushing as penalties exceed 125 yards and Fairmont West boosts a six yard Baker run for the decisive score while Gordon plans postgame talks at Barnitz Stadium.
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Jack Gordon
Middletown
Dragons
Steve McCluskey
Tom Hendricks
Ight
Middies
Moat West
Gordon
Nito Stadium
Barnitz Stadium
Cincinnati
Dayton Chaminade
Local Area Football Scores Roundup
Local grid results show Kettering Fairmont West 7 Middletown 0 and several others with wide margins. Notable paces include Lakota 58 Kings Mills 0 and Wayne 22 Northridge 0, plus Cincinnati area showings such as Walnut Hills 0 and St Xavier 0.
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Middletown
Monroe
Finneytown
Franklin
Carlisle
Madison
New Miami
Lebanon
Hillsboro
Mason
Seven Mile
Lakota
Kings Mills
Lebanon Defeats Hillsboro 12 6 In Opener
Lebanon grabs a 12 to 6 win over Hillsboro in the season opener. After a scoreless first three quarters Hillsboro scored first but Lebanon answered with two fourth quarter touchdowns on 2 and 16 yard runs. Beekman and Hicks each had a 10 and 2 yard scoring drives while Sims added a 16 yard TD.
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Lebanon
H—Beekman
L—Hicks
L—Sims
Colts Packers Lift NFL Season Opener Clash
The Baltimore Colts meet Green Bay Packers in a Western Conference showdown opening the NFL season. Kickoff is 9 30 p m EDT with six Sunday games including Bears at Lions and Browns facing Washington Redskins under Otto Graham.
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Wis
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Merger Draws Legal Challenge
A 12 million suit filed in U.S. District Court challenges the NFL and AFL merger. Chicago Football Associates seeks to block the merger and obtain an AFL franchise for Chicago, citing antitrust concerns after Rep. Celler’s stance and Rozelle’s federal exemption request. The plaintiffs include Robert Nussbaum, William Krause, and Arch Friedlman.
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U.S. District Court
Chicago Football Associates
AFL
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NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Mmerger
Justice Department
Rep. Celler
Robert Nussbaum
William T. Krause
Arch E. Friedlman
Royals Sign Dierking Hawkins Contracts
Connie Dierking and Tom Hawkins have signed 1966 deals with the Cincinnati Royals. Only two regulars remain unsigned, Oscar Robertson and Happy Hairston. Robertson is reportedly seeking a $100,000 contract.
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Connie Dierking
Tom Hawkins
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
O&car. Robertson
Happy Hairston
Robertson
National League standings and Friday results recap
NL standings show Pittsburgh leading with 83 wins and a 0.583 pace, Los Angeles and San Francisco close behind. Friday results include Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 in 12 innings, Atlanta 8 New York 3, Los Angeles 7 Houston, Chicago 6 San Francisco. International League notes Rochester beat Richmond 8 1 as series stands 2-1. Columbus topped Toronto 5 2 as series 2-1.
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Claude Osteen
Pirates
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York
George Altman
Atlanta Braves
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Mason Upsets Seven Mile in 20 6 Victory
Mason high school trounced Seven Mile 20 to 6 after fullback Paul Rinehard scored three rushing touchdowns. Seven Mile opened with a one yard TD by Alford but Mason dominated the middle and late stages, adding two more Rinehard scores and a final fourth quarter TD.
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Mason High
Paul Rinehard
Alford
Mason
Rinehard
Comets
End Ray Berry Leads NFL in Receptions and Yards
Baltimore Colts star Ray Berry tops the NFL with 564 receptions and 8,322 receiving yards. The veteran receiver remains the league’s leading target, guiding the Colts in aerial attack.
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Ray Berry
Baltimore Colts
Cubs Righty Holtzman Sparks 6-0 Win Over Giants
Ken Holtzman, 20, added a new academic credit while starting for Chicago. He pitched 7 2/3 innings allowing no runs as the Cubs defeated the Giants 6-0, dropping San Francisco to third in the NL standings behind the Dodgers and Pirates. The Cubs remained in the chase with several other NL and AL games shaping the pennant race.
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Ken Holtzman
Durocher Tech
Holtzman
Prince
Leo Durocher
Chicago
Nanking
San Francisco
Cubs
Juan
Pappas On Brink Of First Loss In Reds Comeback
Controversial trade sent Milt Pappas to Philadelphia facing his first losing season. Reds trailed 5-0 but tied 6-6 on Leo Cardenas 3 run homer and Pete Rose double. Philly won 7-6 in the eighth as Bill White delivered the decisive RBI.
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Frankinnati
Milt Pappas
Robinson
Baltimore
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Pappas
Handed Pappas
Cincinnati
Phillies
Leo Cardenas
Joe Nuxhall
Harvey Kuenn
Tony Taylor
Bill White
Bob Uecker
Vada Pinson
Cardenas
Momer.a
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Pinson
Edwards
Sammy Ellis
Jim Bunning
Casper Flashes Hot Putts In Akron Open Lead
Casper fired a sizzling 31 on the front nine and 37 on the back to lead the field at the World Series of Golf warmup in Akron. He totaled 68 over 7,180 yards, with seven one putts and 26 total putts. The event features Nicklaus Geiberger Littler and Littler as top contenders.
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Ohio
Billy
Buffalo
Casper
Ear
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Nicklaus
Littler
Geiberger
Sports broadcaster Bob Kelley dies at 49 in California
Bob Kelley, longtime Los Angeles Rams play by play announcer, died Friday at St. Joseph Hospital in Burbank. The AP reports the cause as heart disease. Kelley had radio duties for 29 years with the Rams.
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Bob Kelley
Los Angeles Rams
St. Joseph Hospital
Burbank
Calif
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