Vikings Rally To Blank Indians In Prep Football
Middletown High, led by Coach Jack Gordon, dominated Fairfield in a 30-0 victory over the Butler County Indians. The win sets up a high profile upcoming clash with Princeton, described as the game of the season for the Middies.
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National League Friday baseball and Middletown football report
Summary combines MLB results with high school football notes. Houston beat New York 8 to 5 in the opener while New York won 8 0 in the second game after 10 innings. Cincinnati edged Chicago 2 to 10 in extras and St. Louis defeated Atlanta 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Pittsburgh blanked Los Angeles 0 to 7, and Philadelphia played California in a near-schedule wrap. In football, Middletown defeated Fairfield as Bradley Moore shifted momentum with a 37 yard run nullified by clipping, and red Thompson sparked a 56 yard TD run before halftime. Middletown posted 408 yards, Thompson 103 on the ground and 83 passing, Moore 132 yards total. Fairfield’s punting repeatedly flipped field position. Middletown notched three touchdowns in the second half, Thompson scoring thrice this season.
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Buchek fuels Mets comeback with two three run homers
Buchek belts a three run shot in the eighth to put the Mets ahead and adds a second three run homer in the tenth as New York beats Houston 8-5 after dropping the opener 8-0. Including other NL results, St Louis beat Atlanta in 12, Cincinnati over Chicago in 10, Giants edge Pirates, Dodgers top Phillies.
Monroe Puts Holes In Hawks' Defense
Monroe Hornets overwhelm Madison Hawks 36 to 20 in a Mid-Miami League game. Interior line of Bernie Hitch Barrett and Damron opened holes for 324 rushing yards led by Scott Miltenberger with 120 on nine carries. Monroe outgained 363 total to 272 as Kas Oganowski struggled through a difficult night.
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Tigers Rally Streak Keeps AL Pennant Hopes Alive
Detroit tops Washington to sweep and narrow the AL pennant gap behind Minnesota and Boston. Mickey Lolich and Earl Wilson pitched shutout and 2-0 efforts as the Tigers trim their deficit to one-half game behind the Red Sox in the race with nine days left. Bill Freehan drove in key runs with a bases loaded single, while Cesar Tovar and Zoilo Versalles led Minnesota’s attack in a separate game victory.
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Bowling Standouts and Scores Listed for Triplicate
Bowling results show Canter 159 203 264 626 Richmond 217 218 180 615 Combs 217 201 191 609 Parks 141 185 236 562 Pergram 163 229 158 550 Gibbs 220 155 172 547 Hotarick 172 178 197 547 Beachler 204 171 168 543 Charles 152 176 213 541 Ruppert 177 191 171 539 Withers 180 171 188 539 Gibbs 176 184 163 523 Romans 167 188 167 522 Pfeifer 166 160 184 510 Howard 200 147 161 508 Thomas 150 158 200 508 Linville 139 158 210 507 Romans 157 185 164 506 Shockley 187 158 157 502 Lewis 194 157 149 500 Ballard 191 listed in triplicate.
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Ciney Harness Horse Owner Realizes Dream
Samuel Huttenbauer, a Cincinnati meat packer, finally earned a Jug triumph with Best of All a 3-year-old pacer who has earned over $133,000 for Huttenbauer in harness racing He added $42 954 from the Little Brown Jug victory and said his goal was a Jug win after 17 years in the sport
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Waynesville Spartans Top Blanchester 14 6 in Valley League
Waynesville-Graded Spartans defeat Blanchester 14 to 6 in the Ft Ancient Valley League opener. Eric Florence scored early on a middle burst and Tom Bourne sealed the win with an 18 yard TD run in the third quarter as Waynesville improves to 2-1. Blanchester suffers first loss in three games.
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