Middies Edge Wildcats in tense Barnitz Stadium opener
Springfield South trailed early but Gordon’s Middletown Middies pulled ahead to a 74 7 victory as quarterback Jackie Gordon threw for 142 yards on 5 completions in 12 attempts and defensive stands shut down the Wildcats of Lowell Storm. Duane Banks sealed momentum with a key interception.
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Fenwick Falcons Open 1977 Season At Monroe Stadium
The Fenwick Falcons under Coach Jerry Harkrader begin their 21st season by hosting Twin Valley South at Monroe Stadium in a 7:30 p.m. opener. Last year they finished 2 10 and seek a turnaround after injuries and a 20-8 loss to Twin Valley South. Harkrader has 171 wins in 20 seasons and Fenwick previously claimed Class A state titles in 1973 and 1974.
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Monroe, Walnut Hills Battle to 14-14 Tie in Penalty Plagued Opener
Monroe Hornets and Walnut Hills Eagles exchange penalties and fumbles as both sides struggle in a 14-14 opening night standoff. Terry Staton leads Monroe with about 150 rushing yards and junior Jay Day ties the game late with a one yard plunge after a late drive. Walnut Hills with quarterback Greg Coaston earns 79 passing yards while Monroe posts 227 rushing yards.
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Greg Coaston
Alton Howard
Eagle
Willard Stargel
Gallant Worker wins Latonia feature by a head
Gallant Worker wired the Latonia featured eighth race by a head in 1 43 3.5 for $3,900 with $18.40 $7.80 and $4.60 payouts. Nanty John finished second and Old Ironsides third. Jim Jungle Joy and Circus Act combined for a 7-4 double paying $30.40, as 4,764 spectators wagered $455,323.
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Dodgers Surge past Reds as John wins 4-1
Tommy John improved to 18-5 with a nine hitter and Dusty Baker hit a three run homer to back a 4-1 Dodgers win that cut the magic number to eight. Fred Norman took the loss, Baker collected his 25th homer and 71st RBI, while Seaver was set to face Rau later.
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Baseball standings and weekend schedule update
The report lists American League East standings and scores, with teams such as New York Boston Detroit Cleveland and Toronto. notes Friday results including Baltimore over Cleveland and New York over Toronto, plus Saturday matchups featuring Detroit Boston Toronto New York Chicago California Milwaukee Oakland Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Texas Seattle and Seattle.
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Phillies ride Veterans Stadium surge behind Carlton win
Steve Carlton overcame a back issue to notch an 11-4 victory over the St Louis Cardinals at Veterans Stadium. Greg Luzinski drove in five with two homers, including a two-run shot in the first inning, as Philadelphia improved to 53 15 at home and 21st season win. Other NL scores included Dodgers over Reds 4-1 and Expos 2-1 over Pirates. Carlton recently signed a four year deal through 1981.
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Bengals seek Anderson spark as Bears face lineup changes
Cincinnati, riding a four game win streak after an opener loss, eyes a positive against Chicago with Ken Anderson under pressure after a poor showing. Chicago must replace injured Lionel Antoine and decide between Avellini and Phipps at quarterback as Wally Chambers works back from injuries.
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Marvin Cobb
Chicago
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Butler Belle Scramble crowns Middletown team in playoffs
The 4-lady Middletown team of Mrs Vic Carpenter Mrs Morris Johnston Mrs Bruce Thomas and Mrs Paul Smith won first prize in a sudden death playoff on the first extra hole of the Butler Belle Scramble at Weatherwax yesterday. The losing team was also from Middletown. The tourney benefited Planned Parenthood of Butler County with Mrs George Drew as tourney chairwoman.
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Paul Smith
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Robert Richardson
J.O. Miller
Planned Parenthood
Butler County
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