Springboro Panthers Top Germantown 14 12 in Non League Showdown
Springboro high co captain Scott Blackburn rushed 11 times for 148 yards and scored two touchdowns to lift the Panthers 14-12 over Germantown. Germantown led early, but Springboro answered in the first and third quarters to secure the upset and move to 1-1 while Germantown drops to 0-2 in a rugged non conference game.
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Cup Race Postponed In Doria Weather At Newport
The Americas Cup committee postponed the fourth race due to Hurricane Doria with 40 knot winds and heavy seas. Intrepid, defending NYYC, and Australian challenger Dame Pattie retired from racing as the Coast Guard prepared for potential hurricane duty. Next race targeted for Sunday pending storm movement. Intrepid leads 3-0 and remains at Newport Ship Yard for hull work.
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Newport Ship Yard
Reinhard Runs Mason To Win
Reinhard scored two second quarter TDs as the Comets defeated Lakota 14 to 8 last night. Lakota’s lone TD came on McKinley’s two yard sneak. Mason improves to 2-0, Lakota drops to 1-1.
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Comet
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Comets
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Roamer Visenctes
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Wildcats Triumph Over Vikings 36-14 in Franklin
Franklin Wildcats defeated Miamisburg 36-14 marking the seventh win in 47 years and the first time a Franklin coach beat the Burg twice. Larry Morgan opened the scoring drive, John Workman added seven yards for a TD, and Mike Jennings aided a late drive as Franklin built an early lead while Viking quarterback Roger Smith struggled.
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Wildcats beat Miamisburg as Franklin shows late surge
Dave Carpenter sprinted 34 yards for a third quarter Wildcats score while Dave Douglas added a 25 yard run for the Vikings. Franklin netted two fourth quarter TDs, Workman and Tuggle scoring. Franklin 36 Miamisburg 14. Both teams now 1-1.
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Jennings
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Miamisburg
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Workman
Morgan
Burg
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Vikes
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Hawks Top TV South 6 0 Behind Late Second Quarter Push
West Alexandria's Hawks edged Madison and Twin Valley South 6 0 as Kas Oganowski connected with Paul Foxx for a 30 yard score, then Mike Wells powered in on the next play. TV South pressured but could not crack the Hawks defense, with Danny Susong pinning TVS inside its 20 in the second half. Oganowski passed for 134 yards on nine completions, while TVS QB Steve Noble went 8 of 14. The win improves Hawks coach Al Kien’s two year mark to 11-1.
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Paul Foxx
Mike Wells
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Roger Ferguson
Alan ‘Gomin
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Steve Noble
Donnie Hensley
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Lebanon Shuts Out Little Miami in Dominion of Gridiron
Lebanon Warriors, led by Johnny Combs and Steve Nickell, defeated Little Miami 30 to 0 to extend their undefeated run to two games. Donnie Hicks connected with Doug Herrick on a 42 yard pass to spark the scoring, while Dennis Kimberlin added three rushing touchdowns. New Lebanon coach Jim Van De Grift preserved a 22 game winning streak.
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Little Miami
Lebanon
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Arcaro Holds Preakness Mark
Baltimore AP notes Eddie Arcaro holds the record for most Preakness wins with six victories. His last win came aboard Bold Ruler in 1957, and his other winners include Whirlaway Citation Hill Prince Bold Nashua.
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Jockey Jorge Velasquez Visits Aqueduct On Day Off
New York AP reports jockey Jorge Velasquez, still learning about horses, spent a day off at Aqueduct. The Panamanian star, nicknamed Mister Five after a five-win day at Garden State Park, entered the riders room with Garden State closed.
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Jorge Velasquez
Aqueduct
Garden State
Johnny Rotz
Jorge
New Jersey
A's owner Finley weighs move amid KC stadium bid
Kansas City sources report Charles Finley may not renew Municipal Stadium lease and will consider a two stadium complex in a proposed 45,000 seat project. Joe Cronin will call a meeting after the World Series to hear Finley’s proposal while Dutton Brookfield promotes the new facility with a sliding roof option. Jerry Depoyster is noted for his 71-point season.
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Athletics
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Charles ©. Finley
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Cronin
Dutton Brookfield
Sports Authority
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