Panthers Shut Out as Cadets Win 14-0 on the Road
Springboro suffered a 14-0 defeat to the Xenia Wilson Cadets, ending its 20 game run without a shutout. Jeff Davidson opened scoring for Xenia with a 41 yard dash, followed by an 80 yard punt return by Ernie Sheeler in the second quarter.
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Springboro Panthers
Xenia Wilson Cadets
Xenia Wilson
Jeff Davidson
Bob Keene
Cadets
Ernie Sheeler
Panthers Fall To Cadets In Last-Play Loss
Senior Dave Dillon left with a suspected concussion after a tackle near the goal line as the Panthers dropped an 8-6 decision to the Cadets. Coach Ross aims to boost offense in practice while lauding a strong defensive effort that limited Sheeler and the Cadets in the second half.
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Dave Dillon
Dillon
Ross
Sheeler & Co
Nixon signs bill to end blackout in sold out NFL games
Brief sports items report Nixon signing a law to end television blackouts for professional football games sold out 72 hours in advance. Also noted are Pacers franchise in WHA for 74 75, Blazers trading Rick Adelman to the Bulls, Alexander toppling Ashe in Seattle, Evert defaulting in Charlotte, Parun winning in Aptos, Casals into semis in St Louis, and USSR dominance in Greco Roman wrestling with the United States missing medals.
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Nixon
Indianapolis
Pro Sports Management, Inc
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
World Hockey Association
Gresham
Ore
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
Rick Adelman
Chicago Bulls
Seattle
John Alexander
Australia
Arthur Ashe
New York
Charlotte
N.C
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yevgeniya Biryukova
Evonne Goolagong
Marina Kroschina
Soviet Union
Aptos
Calif
Onny Parun
New Zealand
Dick Bohnstedt
Redlands
St.louis
Rosemary Casals
St. Louis
Kerry Harris
United States
Irwin Extends Heritage Lead At Harbour Town
Hale Irwin posted a 66 to reach 135 after two rounds at the Heritage Golf Classic in Hilton Head Island South Carolina leading by three strokes. Grier Jones stood second at 138 while George Knudson was third at 139 as Jerry Heard Leonard Thompson and Jerry McGee shared 140.
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Bob Green
Hiltonhead Island
S.C
Hale Irwin
Harbour Town
South Carolina
Irwin
Grier Jones
George Knudson
Jerry Heard
Leonard Thompson
Jerry McGee
McGee
Thompson
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Miller
Palmer
Miller
Homero Blancas
Ault Seeks Second Straight Modified Win At Kil Kare Dragstrip
Xenia Dayton racer Jerry Ault pursues back to back modified wins at Kil Kare Dragstrip tonight. NHRA sanctioned eliminations will run with time trials at 3 30 p m and racing at 7 30 p m. Drag racing slated at Kildare every Saturday night through September.
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Xenia
Dayton
Jerry Ault
Kildare
Monroe Hornets crush Columbus Mohawks 39-0 in rout
Monroe surges to 2-0 behind Rick Childers 108 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Fullback and rush leader paced a 236-yard team game while Columbus battles injuries after a 39-0 defeat at Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Mayabbe connected for a 34-yard score and Jim Hampston passed for 126 yards as Monroe blanked the Mohawks.
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Monroe High
Gene Rice
Columbus Mohawks
Memorial Stadium
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Hornets
Indians
Don Arnold
Ted Turner
Turner
Jim Hampston
Marion Harding
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Doug Evick
Larry
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McIntosh
Evick
Rick Childers
Steve McDonough
Jeff Mayabbe
Dennis Cox
Rick Patterson
Monroe
Madison Mohawks
Columbus
Cols
Mohawks
Childers
Secretariat Faces Strong Field in Marlboro Cup at Belmont
Secretariat returns after illness to race in a 250000 added Marlboro Cup at Belmont Park with six rivals including Riva Ridge, Cougar II, Onion, Key To The Mint, Kennedy Road, and Annihilate Em. Meadow Stable entries lead the field while Cougar II and Kennedy Road are tracked as separate betting favorites. Post time 448 p.m. EDT. CBS telecasts both events.
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Riva Ridge
Cougar II
Onion
Secrtariat
Whitney
Key To the Mint
Kennedy Road
CBS
Meadow
Mary F. Jones
Arthur Stollery
Charlie Whittingham
Trojans Open Defense of National Title Against Arkansas
Southern California, ranked No. 1, hosts an inexperienced Arkansas team in Los Angeles as it defends the national championship. USC carries a 12 game winning streak and is a three touchdown favorite in the season opener. Arkansas has seven seniors and faces 29 major games under the lights across the Top Twenty slate.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
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Cal
Alabama
California
Birmingham
Tennessee
Duke
Colorado
Spartans Names Sherman Lewis and Dan Underwood Co Captains
Former Michigan State players Sherman Lewis and Dan Underwood served as co captains during their Spartan days, reflecting their leadership roles on the football team.
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Sherman Lewis
Dan Underwood
Michigan State
New Miami Vikings edge Madison Mohawks 12 7 in home opener
New Miami took a 6-0 lead after Bruce Smith returned a fumble 50 yards. Madison tied the score with a safety punt recovery by Rick Webb and a late first quarter score. Smith’s 20 yard TD catch gave New Miami a 12 7 lead at halftime, and Madison failed to convert opportunities late.
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Madison
Bruce Smith
Edgewood
Rick Webb
Larry Griffith
Smith
Terry DePew
Monroe
Hornets
M--Webb
Griffith
Nm—Smith
DePew
Arrows defeat National Trail for first SOC win
Preble Shawnee Arrows rebound from a 6-0 opener loss to St. Henry to beat National Trail 20 13 in the Southwestern Ohio Conference. Tailback Terry Dougherty ran 42 times for 152 yards and scored twice, while Lance Beam added a one yard run.
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Shawnee Arrows
St. Henry
National Trail’s Blazers
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Lance Beam
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Blazers
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Trail
Larry Hall
National Trail
Preble Shawnee
Warriors avert jinx with 8-0 win over Little Miami
Morrow-The Lebanon Warriors edged the Little Miami Panthers 8 to 0 in a defensive battle. Richard Schock scored the lone touchdown on a second quarter yard run and converted, as penalties and fumbles plagued both teams and Little Miami threatened late but failed to convert inside the Warrior ten.
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Miami Panther
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Warriors
Miami
Richard Schock
Little Miami
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Thunderbirds rally past Mason 22 20 in tense comeback
Lakota Thunderbirds erase a 14 point first half deficit to beat host Mason 22 to 20. Chip Keith opens scoring with a 4 yard run, then Mason fumbles, setting Lakota up for two quick scores the second half. Tom Bentley scores for Mason with 20 seconds left but the two point try fails.
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Chip Keith
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Pottsville Bible Class Bowling Team Suffers 1–139 Season
The Men's Bible Class team from Pottsville Pennsylvania rolled 140 games in an ABC sanctioned league during 1957 58 and finished with one victory and 139 losses.
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Knights blank Goshen in 24-0 rout
Kings Knights stretch win streak to two with a 24-0 victory over Goshen Warriors. Joe Rohrig opened with a 50 yard punt return and later scored on a 20 yard pass from Tom Davis. Davis threw three TDs and Gary Gilbert added two TDs on 7 and 8 yard passes.
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Indians Rout Bellbrook Behind Crowe and Bevenger
Carlisle Indians stay unbeaten with a 20 0 win over Bellbrook High School. Ken Crowe scored on a five yard run and a one yard run while Dave Bevenger added a ten yard touchdown as Carlisle pushes conference start next week. Crowe led in scoring with two rushing TDs.
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Bellbrook
Ken Crowe
Dave Bevenger
Carlisle Indians
Bellbrook High
Crowe
Bevenger
Tribe
Carlisle
Ohio
Valley View
Two gals top 600 series in bowling
Juanita Jiles cracked the 600 barrier again with a 634 after a 654 Monday at the Sports Bowl. Wilma Brewer broke into the 600 column with a 618 in the All-Star League at Eastern, opening with a 232 and finishing 172 and 214.
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Juanita Jiles
Wilma Brewer
Jiles
Brewer
Triasco
Cats begin soccer sked
University of Cincinnati opens its first intercollegiate soccer season with a schedule that includes games at Vanderbilt Morris Harvey and Cedarville and home tilts at Nippert Stadium. Bearcats carry a 30 21 86 club record with seven returnees from last year.
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