Franklin Vikings Triumph in 39th Classic Over Miamisburg
In the long rivalry Franklin drops to 1-1 this season as Miamisburg wins 12-8 on a late 46 yard pass play from Scot Masters to Dave Douglas. Jennings delivered a 6 yard run for the Burg and Roe added a 24 yard rush. Franklin had started 8-0 but faltered after halftime as Douglas stole the momentum with two key plays and a breakthrough pass.
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Dave Douglas
Douglas
Gary Roe
Scot Masters
Wildcat
Morgan
Burg
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Masters
Mets blank Pirates as Koosman ties NL rookie mark
Jerry Koosman pitched a three hitter for his seventh shutout as New York beat Pittsburgh 2-0. Rich Allen belted two homers for Philadelphia, his 29th and 30th, in a 3-1 win over Chicago in the opener of a two night doubleheader, and he added a run in a 9-1 loss in the nightcap.
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Mets
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Pittsburgh
Rich Allen
Phillies
Philadelphia
Chicago
Allen
Lebanon Grinds Out 26 20 Victory Over Little Miami
Lebanon High defeated Little Miami 26 to 20 in a game where Lebanon built a 20 6 lead and scored in the first three quarters. Scott McKenzie tallied two touchdowns for the Warriors as they extended their season winning streak to two straight and 10 of 11 against Little Miami. Ground yards favored Lebanon 197 to 191 as LM suffered its second consecutive loss.
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Warriors
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Little Miam
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Waldleitner
Gilkison
Al Wight Delivers in Springboro Narrow Victory
Germantown report shows Al Wight scoring all of Springboro Panthers points in a tight 28 26 win over Valley View. An eight yard third quarter run gave the visitors the lead as both teams traded scores in the final period. Valley View seeks its first win after losses to Warren County rivals.
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al Wight
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Wight
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Franklin
Moyer
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Reds Rally Sends Giants Near Pennant Elimination
The Cincinnati Reds exploded for five runs in the seventh off Gaylord Perry to beat San Francisco 6 3 and trim the Giants pennant hopes. Alex Johnson, Lee May, Tony Perez and Hal McRae delivered two base hits apiece as Leo Cardenas capped the rally with a homer. Jerry Koosman blanked Pittsburgh as the Mets won 2 0, tying a rookie mark with his seventh shutout. New York improved to 67 0 that season.
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Giants
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Dave Marshall
Cincinnati
Gaylord Perry
Alex Johnson
Lee May
Tony Perez
Hal McRae
Leo Cardenas
Perry
Mets
Koosman
Pirates
New York
National League Standings and Friday Results
National League teams and records show St Louis leading with 91 wins, San Francisco at 79, Cincinnati 77, Chicago 77, Atlanta 75, Pittsburgh 71, Philadelphia 70, Los Angeles 67, Houston 67, New York 67. Friday results included New York 2 Pittsburgh 0, Houston 4 St Louis 2, Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 0, Cincinnati 6 San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 3 1 Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philaphia
New York
Shawnee Deboes Spartans 30 to 6
Preble Shawnee defeated Seven Mile 30 to 6. Seven Mile scored only on a second quarter 50 yard pass from Rick Garland to Denny Roach. Shawnee’s Willie Gregory and Paul Gregory led the offense with two touchdowns and Paul added a two point try. Preble Shawnee improves to 1-1.
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Preble Shawnee
Seven Mile
Spartans
Rick Garland
Denny Roach
Willie Gregory
Paul
Garland
Roach
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Neal
Ps—W. Gregory
P. Gregory
Whitt
Ps—Whitt
Carrasco Retains European Lightweight Title in Spain
Pedro Carrasco of Spain stopped Bruno Melisano of Italy in the 3rd round to retain the European lightweight championship. The bout took place in Barcelona with Johnny Famechon from Australia defeating Billy McGrandle of Canada in Melbourne.
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Australia
Johnny Famechon
Billy McGrandle
Canada
Barcelona
Spain
Pedro Carrasco
Bruno Melisano
Italy
Carrasco
Standings and results from the baseball league day
Detroit defeats Oakland 3 0 while Cleveland beats Baltimore 2 10. Chicago edges California 2 1. New York wins 4 to 2 over Washington. Minnesota loses 0 to 3 against Boston. Oakland hosts Detroit and Baltimore visits Cleveland with California at Chicago and New York at Washington on the slate.
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Chicago
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Washington
Mason Mauls Lakota 20-0 in non league clash
Mason blanked Lakota 20-0 at Westchester to move to 2-0 while Lakota slips to 1-1. Dave Crocker ran back an 85 yard kickoff for a TD and added a two yard score as Mason piled up 149 rushing yards to Lakota's 94.
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Crocker
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M—Crocker
M — Crocker
Carter
Tigers Hold Edge As Pennant Hopes Narrow
Earl Wilson fired a 3-0 shutout over Oakland as Detroit trimmed the pennant math to five with Cleveland’s loss. Wilson added a seventh homer of the season and his 13th win, while Mayo Smith’s bullpen relief last needed Sept. 4. Yankees swept Washington in a DH, with Stottlemyre earning his 20th win and Mantle driving in two runs.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Tigers
Earl Wilson
Oakland
Baltimore
Cleveland
Tiger
Wilson
Mayo Smith
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
California
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New York
Mel Stottlemyre
Frank Fernandez
Mickey Mantle
Stan Bahnson
Bill Robinson
Indians Set Carlisle Scoring Record in Victory
Carlisle's Indians overwhelmed Twin Valley North 58 to 14 to claim a school scoring record. They led 50 to 8 at halftime and used reserves in the second half, rolling up unofficially 765 rushing yards and 206 passing yards for new Carlisle marks.
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Indians
Twin Valley North
Thirteenth Friday ruins Olympic bids by Lindgren Schul and Flowers
Gerryp Lindgren, Bob Schul, and Richmond Flowers each failed to reach Olympic berths at the U S track trials in South Lake Tahoe. Lindgren missed third by two tenths of a second in the 5000 meters at high altitude. Schul, once world champion, finished last in a gasping final. Flowers, returning from a ten week layoff, finished fifth in the hurdles as Will Davenport led a fast 13.4 clocking. Harold Connolly and Al Hall earned team spots in other events. Art Walker won the triple jump with 54-6½ in gusty winds.
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United States
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Flowers
Mexico City
U.S
Bob Day
Jack Bachelor
Lou Scott
Washington State
Willie Davenport
Leon Coleman
Erv Hall
Pat Pomphrey
University of Tennessee
Harold Connolly
Bowling Honor Roll Highlights Season Scores and Records
Bowling honor roll lists top men and women's scores with player initials, last names, and series totals. Notable entry: Chuck Fairbanks, former Michigan State end, who became Oklahoma coach after Jim Mackenzie’s death, is mentioned. The report combines player achievements with coaching change context.
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Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Jim Mackenzie
Michigan State
Houston
Across the Board Win Place and Show Phrase
A radio quip echoes a betting cheer praising full success across win place and show. The line signals enthusiasm for all outcomes, common in horse racing banter.
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