Middies fall 27 to 0 as Elder debuts
Middletown Middies suffer a 27 0 defeat at Elder in Cincinnati despite improving ground gains and first downs. Quarterback Ron Knechting and receiver connections pace Elder’s offense while Middies punt exchange and inconsistency hinder scoring. Coach Gordon weighs future moves after season debut loss.
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Robertson reaches rumored $100000 contract with Royals
Oscar Robertson and the Cincinnati Royals announced an agreement on a 1966 67 contract reportedly worth 100000. Robertson joined training camp in Oxford after a 24 day holdout and scored six of nine in a scrimmage. The deal, not signed yet, follows fellow 100000 earners Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain.
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Local Area High School Football Scores Compilation
Readable score table lists many area games with final results including Cin. Elder 27 Middletown 0 and Fenwick 3 Carlisle 0. Numerous games involve Lakota, Dayton area schools, Greenon, Beavercreek, Stivers, Chaminade, Springfield North, Bellefontaine, and others with varied winners and scores across the region.
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OSU Golfer Alex Antonio Jr. Turns Pro
Ohio State standout Alex Antonio Jr., a two time state scholastic medalist and top scorer for the Buckeyes, announces plans to turn professional. He aims to train at a PGA affiliated school in Palm Beach Florida and pursue a tour with eight rounds of golf to qualify.
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Dodgers Tactics Keep NL Scramble in Favor
Los Angeles widened its lead in the National League by defeating the Pirates 5 to 1 as San Francisco lost to New York. The Dodgers have won eight of nine, with Koufax strong on the mound and Roberto Clemente muttering after the loss. Later NL results: Atlanta beat Cincinnati 7 to 0, Houston 6 to 4 over Philadelphia, St. Louis swept Chicago 4 to 0.
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No Lights Darken A’s Game Amid DC Stadium Power Failure
In Washington the Kansas City Athletics had a seven game win streak and sought a return to first division. A power outage interrupted their game with the Senators, with four light towers out, causing a 48 hour delay. Other MLB games saw Bouton’s Twins beatward, Horlen and Aguirre win for the White Sox and Tigers, and Boston defeating California on Yastrzemski’s double.
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Rookie Pat Jarvis Shuts Out Reds for Braves Win
Pat Jarvis, a 25 year old rookie, pitched a four hit shutout as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 7-0. The right hander improved to 5-0 in his majors against Cincinnati this year and lifted his major league record to 6-5 since being called up from Richmond last month. Maloney took the loss for the Reds, dropping to 14-8 as Cincinnati suffered a fourth straight defeat in a rough stretch.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show Los Angeles atop with 87 wins and Pittsburgh 84. Results include St Louis 3-4 Chicago 1-0 and other daily games. American League leads Baltimore 91, Detroit 83 as power failures delay Kansas City and other matchups. International League notes Toronto 6 Richmond 5 with Toronto advancing in best-of-seven.
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Stivers Edges Monroe In Penalty Laden 14-8 Match
Stivers beat Monroe 14-8 as both teams traded scores in a game plagued by penalties. Monroe led 8-0 at halftime after a 72 yard drive but conceded nine yards in penalties and allowed two Stivers tallies, while Bill Frederick twice rallied for the visitors.
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Allen Turns On Former Teacher
In Memorial Coliseum the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Chicago Bears 31-17 before 59,916 fans. Rams coach George Allen, facing his former boss George Halas, called the win extra special as the Bears fell to 0-2 while the Rams moved to 2-0 and head to Green Bay next Sunday. Chicago threatened late but twice fumbled in the final four minutes after taking a 4 17 lead, then failed to capitalize on Rams turnovers.
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National League clash ends with Los Angeles 31 Chicago 17
In a league duel the Los Angeles team defeated Chicago 31 to 17 as Toronto beat Montreal 36 to 30. The results reflect two football games on the schedule with notable scoring by respective squads.
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White Sox blank Orioles behind Horlen three hitter
Joel Horlen of Chicago pitched a three hitter to beat AL leading Baltimore 4 0. Bud Harrelson led New York with two triples one run and two RBIs and stole home in the ninth as the Mets defeated San Francisco 5 4.
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