Racing Finale at TCS Track Sees Final Season Races
Late models and sports sedans close the racing season at Tri-County Speedway West Chester. Larry Moore of Fairborn and Donnie Martin of Covington have clinched their divisions yet tonight features decide titles with 10 lap and 25 lap races. Time trials start 7 p.m. racing at 8 p.m.
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Tri-County Speedway
West Chester
Larry Moore
Fairborn
Covington
Kentucky
Donnie Martin
Xenia
Midwest
NHRA
Edecewater Park
Cleves
St. Luke's II Tourney Champ Wins Class B Final
St. Luke's Presbyterian fell to New Life Temple in the finals game one 18 8 but recovered to win game two 19 14 and claim the Class B Church League title. New Life also beat Tren ton Nazarene 28 13 and overcame early losses to reach the finals with key hits from Henderson Bates Akers and Johnson.
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St. Luke's Presbyterian
New Life Temple
New Life
St. Luke's
Trenton Nazarene
D. Shepard
K. Henderson
Henderson
Bates
Akers
J. Johnson
Johnson
Frazier
Hazelwood
St. Luke
Xavier Tackle Out For Year
Xavier University football will miss starting guard Gil Hyland for the season after a shoulder dislocation required surgery. Coach Dick Sabeer said Hyland, a 6 3 senior, is replaced by Matt Chingar, a 226 pound junior from Willowick Ohio and Cleveland St Joseph High School.
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Xavier University
Gil Hyland
Dick Sebeer
Hyland
Seler
Matt Chingar
Willowick
Ohio
Cleveland St. Joseph High School
Billingham shuts out Reds in two-hitter for Astros
Pitcher Jack Billingham twirled a two-hitter as the Houston Astros edged the Cincinnati Reds 1-0. Hank Aaron slugged four RBIs and scored three times with two doubles and his 632nd career home run, a major league mark, as the Atlanta Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 7-5 in 11 innings.
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Astros
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Aaron
Braves
Atlanta
San Francisco Giants
Norris Debuts At Madison With A Win
Madison Mohawks beat Edgewood 34 to 6 in the Mid-Miami league opener. Halfback Mike Doliboa scored twice and added a 9 yard TD dash, while senior QB Dutchy Sheets threw a 26 yard touchdown to Greg DeHart. Edgewood struggled with a weak defense and fumbled twice in the second quarter.
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Trenton — Edgewo
High
Madison Mohawks
Miami
Cougars
Madison
Lonnie N
Sheets
Greg DeHart
Judd Harris
Mohawk
Mike Blanton
Harris
Edgewood
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Doliboa
M — Sheets
Toe Dehart
E — Blanton
Warriors blank Hillsboro 14 to 0 for new Lebanon coaching record
Lebanon High defeats Hillsboro 14 0 as coach Jim Van De Grift becomes the school’s all time wins leader with 25. Steve Pickworth scores on a 3 yard run and Gary Lee passes for the extra point. Bob Patton adds a 14 yard TD run in the fourth quarter while Lee completes 9 of 15 passes for 136 yards. Tim Pounders intercepts to stop Hillsboro drive.
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Jim van de Grift
Warriors
Hillsboro Indians
van de Grift
Steve Pickworth
Gary Lee
Bob Patton
Lee
Hillsboro
Tim Pounders
Warrior
Birds Open With Victory Over Ross
Westchester Lakota Thunderbirds overcome early 6-0 deficit to win 24-6 over Ross Rams in opener. Bill Blevins scores from a yard, Steve Cuntz adds the conversion, and Nocero’s 40 yard pass from Moehring helps build a 16-6 halftime lead. Cuntz finishes with 114 rushing yards in the season opener.
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Westchester
Lakota Thunderbirds
Ross Rams
Thunderbirds
Bill Blevins
Steve Cuntz
Mike Nocero
Chuck Moehring
The
Birds
Cuntz
Ross
Lakota
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L — Blevins
L — Nocero
Moehring
L — Messer
Mollenkamp
Franklin Wildcats ground Valley View 14-0 in defensive battle
Franklin’s Ken Hockman debut team dominates Valley View as defensive plays set up a safety and a 32-yard touchdown pass. Lineman Richard Patla recovers three fumbles and Dan Shephard headlines the Wildcats defense in a game where Valley View struggles to gain first downs.
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Germantown
Franklin
Ken ‘Hockman
Wildcats
Valley View
Spartans
Valley Ven
Richard Patla
Patla
Tony Donisi
Wildcat
Dan Shephard
Jeff Patrick
Mike Janeway
Roger Pankake
Valley Viewe
Valley Vie
F — Janeway
Patrick
Carlisle Opens Grid Year By Beating Own Offspring
Carlisle Indians shut out Springboro 15 0 in a non league opener as Mike White stars with a 49 yard run setup and a seven yard TD plunge. Springboro fails to reach Carlisle territory except once despite tight defense.
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Carlisle Springboro High
Don Ross
Carlisle Indians
Ross
Panthers
Mike White
Indians
Boro
Dick Dickey
Local High School Football Scores Across Cincinnati Area
Walnut Hills 12 Middletown 7. Taft 22 Monroe 12. Franklin 14 Valley View 0. Madison 34 Edgewood 6. Preble Shawnee 19 Ansonia.
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Hamilton Taft
Monroe
Franklin
Valley View
Madison
Edgewood
Preble Shawnee
Ansonia
Greenon rolls past Waynesville in season opener
Greenon High jumps to a 24 point fourth quarter to pull away from Waynesville 38 14 after a 14 14 tie through three quarters. Gregg White rushed 187 yards on 20 carries and scored four touchdowns for Greenon while Rod Maley added a 25 yard pass to G Wilson and a successful run by Prewitt.
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Gregg White
Greenon High
Waynesville
G—Willson
Rodjdy Maley
W — Best
Prewitt
Royals Name No 1 Draft Pick and Trade Outcome
The Kansas City Royals made Nate Williams the No 1 pick in the first hardship NBA draft and sent him to the Cincinnati Royals. Atlanta secured 7 foot 2 inch center Tom Payne from Kentucky, bound for training camp. The Royals also picked Cyril Baptists by Golden State and Phil Chenier by Baltimore in the early rounds.
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University of Kentucky
Atlanta Hawks
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Hawks
Jacksonville
Fla
Nate Williams
Utah State
Cincinnati Royals
Cyril Baptists
Creighton
Golden State Warriors
Phil Chenier
Court
Williams
Sam Lacey
Joe Axelson
Royals
Cleveland
Buffalo
Portland
Cincinnati
Evert Out Of Net Finals At U S Open
Forest Hills reports Billie Jean King defeated Chris Evert 6 3 6 2 in the semifinal to reach the final against Rosemary Casals. Casals then beat Kerry Melville 6 4 6 3 to advance, continuing the American hopes at the tournament.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Mrs. King
Long Beach
Calif
Fort Lauderdale
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Billie Jean
United States
Kerry Melville
Australia
Kerry
Rosemary
Chris
Knights Rally To 40-8 Victory In Opener At Kings Mills
Kings Knights opened with a dominant 40-8 win over New Richmond. Glenn Engle starred with an 80 yard kickoff return and three touchdowns. The defense limited the visitors most of the night as Kings led 36 13 at one point.
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Kings Knights
New Richmond
Knights
Glenn Engle
Kings
AK —Engle
Har
K — Testerman
K — Mayne
Frim Burdsall
K — Engle
Hanna
NR — Dempser
Raines
K — Stephens
Terception
Chris
Vack Champ At Wildwood Tournament Finals
Mrs. Eugene Mack claimed the title of Wildwood Match Play champion with a 5 and 4 victory over Mrs. Richard Geller in the finals. Flight 2 went to Mrs. Robert Boyd after a 2 up win over Mrs. Howard Johnson. Flight 3 to Mrs. Joe Ritter with a 5 up over Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. Nine hole results: Flight 1 Mrs. Luther Morris beat Mrs. Robert Kilburn 2 up. Flight 2 Mrs. Allen Karehner beat Mrs. Chester Ward 3 and 1. Flight 3 Mrs. Robert Jeffries won over Mrs. John Walker by forfeit.
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Eugene Mack
Wildwood
Richard Geller
Robert Boyd
Howard Johnson
Joe Ritter
Lawrence Johnson
Luther Morris
Robert Kilburn
Allen Karehner
Chester Ward
Robert Jeffries
John Walker
Arrows Zip Foe 19 0 in Opener
The Preble Shawnee Arrows shutout Ansonia 19 0 as Terry Dougherty scored two touchdowns and Rick Sheley recovered a fumble for a score. Marvin Kuykendoll had a 50 yard interception return setting up the third Arrow TD. National Trail looms next in Dayton Suburban League.
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Camden
Preble
Shawnee Arrows
Ansonia
Terry Dougherty
Rick Sheley
Marvin Kuykendoll
National Trail
Arrows
Dayton
Shawnee
PS — Dougherty
West
PS — Sheley
Majestic Prince Sold to Frank McMahon for 250000
Majestic Prince, winner of the 1969 Kentucky Derby, was sold by Spendthrift Farm to Frank McMahon for 250000 at Keeneland yearling sales in 1967.
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Majestic Prince
Spendthrift Farm
Frank McMahon
TV Sports Schedule Highlights From Weekend Grid
Saturday events include St Louis versus Chicago baseball at 2 15 pm roller derby at 3 30 pm and U S Open tennis at 5 pm The World Series of Golf and Hoosier 140 auto racing set separate time slots College football features Grambling against Morgan State Then Sunday showcases wrestling roller derby and football highlights including Lions versus Eagles and national basketball clips
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St. Louis
Chicago
Grambling
Morgan State
Ohio State
Friday's Fights Retain Spanish Title In Bilbao Bout
Jose Manuel Ibar Urtain drew with Mariano Ech jevarrie in Bilbao to keep the Spanish title. Eddie Owens outpointed Paul Cardoza in New Bedford for a ten round decision.
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Spain
Jose Manuel Ibar
Urtain
Mariano Echjevarrie
New Bedford
Mass
Eddie Owens
Springfield
Paul Cardoza
New Beford
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