Lebanon Opens Fall Season With 1500 Pace Feature
Lebanon Raceway starts a 25 night fall meet with a $1500 inaugural pace headlining the opening card. Eight entries include Waterbug owned by Paul Minge and driven by George Williams and Mister Hanover driven by Dave McClain. Nine races are set nightly through Oct. 21 with a resurfaced track test.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Raceway
Waterbug
Paul Minge
Franklin
George Williams
Hanover
Dave McClain
Lima
Mary Ann Hal
Conover
Josedale Diplomat
Bonner
Chalidale Ron
Williams
Speedway Silk
Parker
Jane Frisco
Albertson
Scotie Barrett
Frisco
Scotie Barret Naughey
Grand Hael Vole
Rankin
Denny Duke
Kilgore
Pat Hand
McKeever
Lady Karen CO
John Brookwood
B. Montgomery
Trim Melody
G.montgomery
Jane's Hennese
Ferguson
Mr. M. P
Martin
Real Bloom
Sayre
Pace
Miss Scott
Shangri la Jack
Longo
Miss Braden G
Barnes
Windale Dude
Foist
Edgewood Petite
Long
Miss Wayward
Herringer
Ozark Lady
Hustesd
Beatrice Lil
Montgomery
Brigid's Pride
Fell
Silver's Rose
Rowe
Freddy Thistle
Crisenbery
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DeBaun
le Songstress
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van Wert Girl
Irvine
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Arlo Dell
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Creamer
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Rendezvous Gold
Lowe
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O'Neil
Wil
Burnett
Lang
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McConnaughey
Try Yucatan
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Hess
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Friday's Fights roundup from Melbourne to Montreal
Johnny Famericon outpointed Don Johnson in Melbourne per Associated Press. Ronnie Sampson defeated Arnold Sparks in Sydney River. List includes locations New Glasgow and Montreal with listed percentages and scores.
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Australia
Johnny Famericon
Don Johnson
Los Angeles
New Glasgow
N.S
Ronnie Sampson
Sydney River
Arnold Sparks
Montreal
Grid Results From Multiple High School Football Matches
A summary of Friday results shows Middletown routing Fairfield 30 0 while Fenwick defeated Ross Township 40 8 Monroe 36 20 Franklin points. Several other scores include Lakota 30 Northeastern 0 Waynesville 14 Blanchester 6 and Colerain 6 Anderson 0.
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Fairfield
Fenwick
Ross Township
Monroe
Madison
Franklin
Hillsboro
Oxford Talawanda
Lebanon
Dixie
Springboro
Carlisle
Bellbrook
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Preble Shawnee
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Northeastern
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Mason
Kings
Cin
Aiken
Taft
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Taylor
Loveland
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Norwood
Colerain
Anderson
Centerville
Dayton
Stebbins
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Xenia
Troy
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Harrison
Roger Bacon
LaLa
Crutcher Barr Combo Sends Mason Past Kings 34 6
Mason High quarterback Bruce Crutcher threw three scoring passes to Micky Barr as the Comets beat Kings 34 to 6. Crutcher connected on two second period TDs to end a scoreless start, giving Mason their third straight win and first in the Ft. Ancient Valley Conference.
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Bruce Crutcher
Micky Barr
Mason High
Kings
Comets
Crutcher
Barr
King
Grid Injury Fatal To Prep Player
A 16 year old Nashville Ill junior fullback Tom Luczaj died in Hillsboro hospital after a head injury suffered in a Nokomis Ill high school game. Nashville beat Nokomis 18 to 6.
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Nashville, Ill
Hillsboro
Nokomis
Ili
Tom Luczaj
Nashville
Don Fullmer Faces Ted Wright In Utah Bout
Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah outpointed Detroit’s Ted Wright in a middleweight bout held in Salt Lake City Utah.
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Utah
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Ted Wright
Detroit
Franklin Wildcats Rout Hillsboro 30-6 in Penalty Heavy Game
Franklin defeats Hillsboro 30 to 6 as 85 yards in penalties hampers the Indians. Mike Jennings shines with 212 rushing yards and an 85 yard touchdown run, while Hillsboro’s lone score comes on a 60 yard pass in the second quarter. Wildcats improve to 2-1 while Hillsboro remains winless.
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Hillsboro
Franklin Wildcats
Indians
Franklin
Lou Kaczmarek
Wildcat
Bill Wood
Kaczmarek
Wildcats
Gene Reed
Mike Jennings
Jennings
Larry Morgan
John Workman
Ed _ DeHart
Shannon Moore
Morgan
Workman
DeHart
Moore
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F—Workmar
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Rams Defense Not Limited to Front Four
Los Angeles Rams top defense extends through the secondary as coach George Allen praises unit after a 39-3 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in Memorial Coliseum. Vikings coach Bud Grant notes Rams’ strong overall defense despite the loss, with two interceptions and two Viking fumbles aiding the win.
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Bud Grant
Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Vikings
Memorial Coliseum
George Allen
Poor Putting Puts Casper In 7-Way Deadlock
Billy Casper struggled on the greens at Upper Montclair Country Club shooting par 72 and dropping into a seven way tie for the Thunderbird Classic lead at 141 after 36 holes. Bruce Crampton Harold Henning Jack Nicklaus matched him with 30 putts as seven players shared the midway lead.
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Clifton
N.J
Billy Casper
Casper
Montclair
Bruce ‘Crampton
Harold Henning
Jack Nicklaus
Casper Wat
Australia
Crampton
South Africa
Henning
Tommy Jacobs
Rocky Thompson
Bill Collins
Pat Schwab
Dixie High overwhelms Springboro 40 0
NEW LEBANON Dixie High defeated Springboro High 40 to 0 as Springboro played with an injured quarterback and could not mount an offense. The Greyhounds scored in every period while several Springboro players were shaken up during the game.
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Dixie High
Springboro High
Panthers
Steve England
Greyhounds
Springboro
Pringboro
Lixie
D — Smith
Lee
Boehmer
D — Lee
D — Monce
Carlisle Indians Dominate Bellbrook 30-0 in Suburban League Debut
Carlisle opened Dayton Suburban League play with a 30-0 shutout of Bellbrook on Bellbrook’s home field. The Indians led 16-0 at halftime and pulled away in the third period. Ray Kirkpatrick scored on a 36 yard run and a 13 yard run with a 13 yard score by Carl Kirkpatrick. Carlisle improves to 2-1 overall.
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San Francisco 49Rs
Joe Kapp
Gene Washington
Ram
Fred Cox
Grant
Carlisle
Carlisle High
Dayton
Bellbrook
Fenwick
Ray Kirkpatrick
C — Dunn
Hayes
C — Fogle
Dunn
C — Kirpatrick
C — Kirkpatrick
Shockley
Braves Top Warriors In League Tilt
Oxford Talawanda beat Lebanon 32 to 18 in the Mid- Miami League opener. Quarterback Stu Eversole threw for 203 yards and three touchdowns, adding a key third down play to spark the unbeatens. Lebanon led 6 0 before Talawanda surged with Eversole’s scoring drives and big plays.
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Stu
Eversole
Oxford Talawanda
Braves
Talawanda
Lebanon
L — Herrick
Hicks
E—Overton
Lakota triumph as McBurnie scores four touchdowns
Lakota High defeats Northwestern 30 0 as halfback Kevin McBurnie scores four TDs including three on the ground and a 36 yard reception. Northwestern's only threat ends at the one yard line after a fumble. Lakota moves to 2-1 while Northwestern drops to 0-1 in conference play.
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Lakota High
Kevin McBurnie
Northwestern
Northwesterns
McBurnie
Butler County
Lakota
Northeastern
L — McBurnie
Fenwick Falcons crush Ross Rams 40-8 for third win
Fenwick dominated Ross with Louis Agoston passing and Dan Corbett plus Ian Silar starring in a 40 to 8 victory. Corbett scored three times while Silar added two before several scores were negated by penalties. Fenwick improves to 3-0 while Ross falls to 0-3.
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John Ross
Fenwick Falcons
Ross Rams
Louis Agoston
Falcons
Dan Corbett
Ian Silas
Corbett
Silar
Fenwick
Agoston
Steve O'Neil
Ross
Rams
Chuck Schramm
Cardinals End Arrow History With 14-0 Loss
Germantown High upended Preble Shawnee 14-0 in the Dayton Suburban League. John France scored both Germantown touchdowns on runs of 20 and two yards. Preble Shawnee scored in the second period but a penalty nullified the play. Germantown earned its first league win and first victory in three games.
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Camden
Germantown High
Preble Shawnee
Dayton
Arrows
John France
Germantown
France
McElfresh
Rutgers Coach Les Walack Jr Named U.S. Track Coach for Mexico City
Les Walack Jr of Rutgers was named Thursday as track coach of the U S squad for the Little Olympics in Mexico City October 15 to 22. The appointment was announced in New York by the Associated Press.
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Les Wallack Jr
Rutgers
U.S
Mexico City
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