Middies Falter Against Unbeaten Dragons in Hard Fight
Middletown’s hopes to upset unbeaten Fairmont faded as the Dragons held a late edge. Fenwick rallied to beat Fairfield 18-2 with Nori scoring twice and a 85 yard kickoff return sparking the Falcons. Franklin and Monroe met easy wins while Germantown faced Wayne in Montgomery County.
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Dragons
Fairmont
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Falcons
Fairfield
Franklin
Wilmington
Monroe
Ross Township
Carlisle
Dixie
Lebanon
Little Miami
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Wayne
Montgomery County
Cardinals
Widdies
Middies
Howeve
Bil Courtney
Tom Uhi
Jerry Harkraer
Faifield
Fair
Moss
Puska
Southard
Turvey
Nori
T. Uhi
Courtney
Hornets Triumph as Monroe Victorious Over Ross
Monroe Hornets built a commanding lead with three second quarter scores and never looked back against Ross. Quarterback Charley Price scored on a one yard keeper as Monroe opened with a nine play march, while coach Bob Saltmarsh praised defensive work by Ed Strinko Gus le Bake Jim Cooper and Jack Lewis. Ross managed only one fourth quarter score as substitutes came in for the visitors.
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Bob Timberlake
Bob Worrell
Franklin Wildcat
Worrer
Larry Shamlin
Bernie Berutti
Wilmington
Timberlake
Franklin
Worrell
Dale Harris
David Richards
Wildcats
Miamisburg
Middies
Jim Gillis
Dragons
Truck
Fairmont
Tony Trent
Jim Colburn
Trent
Glenn Ellison
Monroe
Ross
Bob Saltmarsh
Hornets
Charley Price
Saltmarsh
Ed Strinko
Gus le Bake
Jim Cooper
Jack Lewis
Ron Pressler
Monrroe
Ross Township
Pressier
Ron Huffman
Phil Childers
Yankees
Orioles
Yankees Stadium
Shanti
Jim Busby
Marv Breeding
Ford
Birds
Walt Dropo
Ron Hansen
Gus Triandos
Maris
Steve Barber
Lopez
Lebanon Falls to Little Miami in Home Opener
Lebanon Warriors lose to Little Miami with a 12 point halftime deficit. Ditwiler scores a 3 yard run for LM while Leighton and Ditwiler connect on two 7 and 9 yard passes. Watson has a 65 yard pass play for Lebanon and Poe contributes a late run failed.
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Dayton
Oakwood
Warriors
Little Miami
Warren County
Ditwiler
Leighton
Holt
Watson
Poe
Massillon Tops Benedictine In High School Grid Results
A compilation of Ohio and nearby state high school football scores shows Massillon 34 over Benedictine 22, Cleveland St Joseph 7 over Findlay 0, Warren 6, East Liverpool 28 over Youngstown 12, and numerous other games across Cleveland, Akron, Dayton, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas. Notable outputs include Colerain 46 over Mount Healthy 0 and Sycamore 72 over Indian Hill 0.
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Cleveland
Lincoln & Euclid
Maple Heights
Can. McKinley
Td. Scott
Barberton
Akron Buchtel
Alliance
Akron Central
Lima
Dayton Dunbar
Cleveland St. Joseph
Findlay
Martins Ferry
Linsly Institute
Wheeling
W. Va
Portsmouth
Mckell
Roosevelt
Lexington
Dunbar
Little Miami
Lebanon
Fairborn
Beavercreek
Trotwood
Madison
Eaton
Troy
Dayton
Chaminade
Monroe
Hamilton Ross
Xenia
Day
Wright
Dixie
Carlisle
Northeastern
Piqua
Northmont
West Carrollton
West Milton
Vandalia
Versailles
Tecumseh
Cin. Hughes
Wapakoneta
Blume
Brookville
Trenton
Marietta
Williamstown
Upper Arlington
Col. South
Loveland
Denores
Amelia
Oak Hill
Sycamore
Indian Hill
Colerain
Mount Healthy
Madeira
Baseball scores and standings mix from weekend games
Results show Baltimore beating New York 4-2 and Detroit edging Chicago 4-3, with Washington 3, Boston 4 and Kansas City 2 at N spots. Sunday schedules list Baltimore at New York and Chicago at Detroit among others. NL WCW standings include St. Louis and Los Angeles near .500s, with Pittsburgh leading. International and American Association semifinals noted with Rochester and St. Paul advancing and best of seven series.
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Chicago
Washington
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Kansas City
St. Pet
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Los Angeles
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Ate Gamesittsburgh
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
American Assn
St. Paul
Louisville
Ree
Spahn's near perfect effort fuels Braves decline to second place
Warren Spahn, 39, pitched an almost no hitter in Milwaukee's 4 4 victory over Philadelphia to lift the Braves into second in the NL, 5 games behind Pittsburgh. He walked two, fanned 15, but a fourth inning walk to Ken Walters and a fifth to Cal Neeman kept the no hitter intact. Johnny Logan and Joe Adcock made key plays to preserve the margin, as Spahn notched his 20th win of the season and his 287th career win.
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Warren Spahn
Warren the Wonder
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Boston Braves
Spahn
Ken Walters
Cal Neeman
Johnny Logan
Joe Adcock
Bobby Malkmus
Logan
Spahn Thwarts Phils For First No-Hitter At 39
Milwaukee southpaw Warren Spahn pitched a 4 0 win over Philadelphia to toss the first no hitter of his career. He struck out 15, walked two, and earned his 287th victory in a dazzling 20 victory season highlight. An error in the ninth almost spoiled the gem, but Joe Adcock stretched for a final-out play to seal the no hitter.
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Warren Spahn
Philadelphia Phillies
Hall of Fame
Spahn
Lew Burdette
Phils
Lew
Braves
Bob Malkmus
Yankees Rally Past Orioles In Four Run Victory
Whitey Ford and Bobby Shantz shut down Baltimore as Hector Lopez and Roger Maris homered. The win moved New York one game ahead of Baltimore and three ahead of Chicago in the pennant race. Chuck Estrada started for Baltimore against Bob Turley as the Orioles pursued a return series win.
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New York Yankees
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Casey Stengel
Bobby Shantz
Orioles
Yankees
Hector Lopez
Roger Maris
Yankee Pen
Birds
Chuck Estrada
Bob Turley
Chicago White Sox
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Fight Results In Centralia Zora Folley Wins
In Centralia Washington Zora Folley defeated opponent Willi Besmanol from Chandler Arizona by outpoint with ten round decision. Bout details show Folley earning win on points over Besmanol in a scheduled light heavyweight clash.
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Wash
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Willi
Bill) Besmanol
Tle
24th Year Operation by Same Operator and Company
The notice states a 24th year operation under the same operator and company with an improved contract fully guaranteed and backed by a bonded cash reserve of at least $275,000. The address listed is 924 Beech St and contact GA 2-8584.
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