Middletown Middies blank St Xavier in 29 0 victory
Middletown defeats Cincinnati St Xavier 29 to 0 at Barnitz Stadium as Todd Bell returns an interception for a goal line run and Rick Clements Jimmy Thompson and Jackie Gordon pace the offense. St Xavier’s Skip Conger injured limits visitors while Ballaban fields limited passes from Mike Lonnerman.
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Falcons and Cougars clash in key MML showdown
Fenwick Falcons visit Edgewood Cougars in a pivotal Mid Michigan League game at Monroe at 7 30 p m. Fenwick has not lost in 17 games while Edgewood seeks to extend its seven game unbeaten run and stay atop the league race.
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Reds rally past Giants to pull within 11 of Sparky’s target
Cincinnati leveled a 6-3 win in San Francisco as Fred Norman earned the victory. Pete Rose contributed a first inning run and a second inning RBI, while Doug Flynn delivered a two run double in a key three run rally. The win leaves the Reds 11 shy of Sparky Anderson’s season goal and expands their NL West lead. Giants rookie John Montefusco struck out 12, a season high for a rookie, and Von Joshua continued a .321 pace despite the loss.
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Cards keep hopes alive as Cardinals beat Mets
St Louis gains a sliver of chance to catch Pittsburgh by closing to within four games ahead of a season ending three game series. Mike Tyson remains optimistic after a 5 1 win over the New York Mets to stay 7 42 games back in the NL East.
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Local high school football results roundup
Scores from area games include Middletown over St Xavier 29 0 and Colerain 49 over Western Hills 10. Notable closers include Madison 26 New Miami 0 and Vandalia Butler 21 West Carrollton 6 with several ties and shutouts across the region.
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Alston Rehired as Dodgers Manager for 1976 Season
Walter Smoky Alston, from Carrtown Ohio, is rehired by the Los Angeles Dodgers for the 1976 season. It marks his 23rd straight year at the Dodger helm, during which he has led the team to seven National League pennants and four World Series titles.
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Time runs out on Eagles and Hornets edge comeback
Walnut Hills quarterback Karl Bookser misfired in the final seconds as Monroe Hornets held on 18-14. Bookser, making his second start at QB, used a long count delaying play and officials to blame for the late turnover. The Eagles had been limited to 39 rushing yards first half and 32 in the third before Bookser’ s fourth quarter bursts and a 15 yard pass to Paul Henry sparked a temporary rally.
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Bucks Spartans Eye Early Big Ten Clash at Spartan Stadium
East Lansing AP reports a key early Big Ten showdown as 3rd ranked Ohio State visits 11th ranked Michigan State in a 1 30 p.m. kickoff under favorable weather. A near capacity crowd of 80 000 plus 600 reporters and photographers are on hand as Denny Stolz leads a rebuilding MSU seeking a 16 13 upset from last year.
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