Local football scores from Springfield area show high scoring night
Springfield South crushed Middletown 44 to 14 while Madison routed New Miami 49 to 0. Franklin and Miamisburg each managed only six points, and Lebanon upset Little Miami 35 to 7 as several suburban games produced wide margins.
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National League Scores and Today’s Game Matchups
Baseball results show multiple NL games with wins by Chicago St Louis Montreal San Diego Houston and others. Tonight Montreal Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Houston Atlanta San Diego Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco host or visit for remaining fixtures.
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Kings Knights Tie Goshen Warriors in Historic Draw
GOSHEN The Kings Knights battled the Goshen Warriors to a 14 14 tie marking the first stalemate in Knights football history. Mike Grubb and Randy Urton scored first half touchdowns with Urton adding a two point conversion to lead 14 0 at halftime.
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Gridders Quit Portsmouth Over No Black Cheerleaders
Fifteen Negro players leave Portsmouth High School football team after protests to the administration about the absence of black cheerleaders. Officials say cheerleaders are chosen by student vote, not by the school. Portsmouth loses to Ironton 26 to 6.
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American League standings and Friday results
AL standings show Baltimore leading with 100 wins, Detroit 82, Boston 77, Washington 75, New York 71, Cleveland 57. Friday games produced several scores including Oakland 12 Chicago 4 and Seattle 4 California 1 with two games suspended after 9 innings.
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Marichal Shuts Out Reds In One Hit Duel
Juan Marichal fired a one hit gem as the Giants beat the Reds 1-0 to pull within a half game of the Braves in the NL West. Tommie Helms’ third inning single spoiled a second no hitter bid while Jim Davenport and Hal Lanier produced the only Giants runs.
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Mets clinch magic number as streaks roll on
The Mets extended their lead in the NL East to 2 1/2 games after a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh. Jerry Koosman and Don Cardwell earned wins, each driving in a run, while the staff posted three straight shutouts over 34 innings. Montreal beat Philadelphia 4-0. Atlanta edged Houston 4-3. San Francisco beat Cincinnati 1-0. Los Angeles defeated San Diego 5-3.
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Cincy Royals may add Coozy as active player coach
Cincinnati reporters say Bob Cousy former Celtics star and new Royals coach has asked to be released from retirement to return as an active player at 41. NBA president Walter Kennedy would mediate between Boston and Cincinnati to decide on freeing him and the Royals plan to overhaul their style.
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Allie Is Fired Webster Boss
New York Giants replace fired head coach Al lie Sherman with Alex Webster, naming the 38 year old former running back and offensive coach to lead the team after another exhibition loss. Sherman was dismissed less than a day after a 17 13 defeat by the Pittsburgh Steelers in Montreal.
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Middies Fall to South Wildcats in Evans Stadium
Springfield South dominated for three quarters scoring 40 points, then held on as Middletown battled back with a late score. Mike Hounshell connected with Teddy Gregory for a touchdown, Otis Turner and Kirby Edwards added runs, but the Middies fell 14 to 41 to drop to 1-1 in the season. Dick Moss starred for South with two scores and a long pass, while Bill Kohl opened the scoring. The game drew about 1,000 fans, mainly students.
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Wildcats and Storm suffer fumbles in upset loss
Springfield made the Wildcats suffer a setback as they were upset by crosstown rival Springfield North in the season opener. Storm noted eight fumbles in that game and one fumble in a later win, attributing most turnovers to opponents reaching for the ball during tackles.
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Francona stars in A's 12 4 win over White Sox
Tito Francona doubled three times and added two singles in five at bats driving in two runs as Oakland beat Chicago 12 to 4. Juan Marichal held the Reds to one hit in San Francisco's 1 0 victory with Tommy Helms delivering the lone hit in the third inning.
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Colorado Varsity Beats Alumni In Spring Football Game
The Colorado Buffaloes varsity defeated the alumni 37 to 10 in the annual spring game at Boulder. Since 1963 the alumni have won three times when Colorado followed with a losing fall season, while the varsity’s spring wins correlate with winning autumn campaigns.
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His Highness First Two Year Old With $100000 Season
His Highness became the first two year old horse to win more than 100000 in a season. He earned 106900 in 1891 with 61675 won in the Futurity.
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