Fenwick Rolls to 44-6 Nonleague Romp
Fenwick Falcons remain undefeated with a 44-6 victory over the Ross Township Rams at Barnitz Stadium. Don Mitchell and Mike Little highlighted the win with scoring plays and a key interception, while Fenwick built a 20-4 first downs edge and overcame second‑half penalties. The win keeps Fenwick on track for Franklin next Friday night.
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Jerry Harkrader
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Mike Little
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Ross
Don Mitchell
Fred Nori
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Silar
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London
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Dixie Triumphs Over Springboro 34 to 20
Dixie Township defeated Springboro 34 20 as Springboro's leaky pass defense and inexperience in the secondary allowed three second quarter completions. Scott Blackburn scored all three Springboro touchdowns on runs of eight, 25 and six yards. Dixie led 20 12 after two quarters and extended the gap in the final periods.
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Springboro
Panthers
Dixie Township
Lonnie Norris
Greyhounds
Scott Blackburn
Charles Johnson
Dixie
Cats Rally Behind Berutti for 42-6 Victory over Pilots
Franklin High Wildcats overwhelm Wilbur Wright 42-6 as Bill Berutti accounts for all but one score. He runs, passes for two touchdowns, and adds a two point conversion while Jennings adds a 58 yard TD. Franklin improves to 2-1, Wright to 1-2.
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Jim Friend
Franklin
Bill Berutti
Franklin High Wildcats
Cats
Dayton Wilbur Wright
Pilots
Twoschools
Berutti
Mike Jennings
Wildcats
Miamisburg
Vikings
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Jennings
Wright Holds Lead As Heat Rises At Stardust Open
Mickey Wright shot 68 to lead halfway through the Ladies PGA National Open at Stardust Country Club in Las Vegas. Louise Suggs 69 for 139 total sits second, Gloria Ehret 70s places her third. Thursday reached 100 and Friday up to 101 degrees.
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Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Golf Pro
Stardust Country Club
Louise Suggs
del Rey Beach
Fla
Gloria Ehret
Danbury
Conn
Lakota Thunderbirds Romp Seven Mile 50 0
Lakota dominates Seven Mile 50 0 to move to 2-0 this season and extend a seven game unbeaten streak from last year. Hobart Denton scores three touchdowns as Lakota outscores opponents 116 8 in three games. Seven Mile falls to 1-2. Final score listed as Lakota 50 Seven Mile 0.
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Seven Mile
Mason
Hobart Denton
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Swift twins power Talawanda past Lebanon in opener
Talawanda Braves defeated Lebanon Warriors 28 to 12 as swift back Bill Swift struck twice in the fourth quarter to seal the Mid Miami League game. Swift ran 35 yards for the first TD and added a five yard score. Lebanon led briefly on Keith O Donnell’s two yard plunge.
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Lebanon
Bill Swift
Oxford Talawanda
Braves
Swift
Warriors
Keith O’donnell
Ohio State Opens 1966 Season Against TCU
Ohio State starts its 1966 football campaign against Texas Christian with about 70,000 expected in Columbus. Coach Woody Hayes engineers a young Buckeyes squad with top receivers Bill Anders and Bo Rein and sophomores Ross Montgomery and Norm Bulaich at backfield. TCU, returning seven regulars on offense and nine on defense, hopes to challenge with speed and aerials as Bill Long and Gerry Ehrsam lead the attack, while Paul Hudson anchors the line and Arnie Fontes may spell Rein. The 1:30 p.m. EST kickoff forms a potential high-scoring opener as the Horned Frogs rely on passing while Ohio State counters with size and depth.
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Texans
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Norm Bulaich
P. D. Shabag
Rick Bridges
Paul Hudson
Bill Anders
Bo Rein
Rein
Arnie Fontes
TCU
Nebraska
Badgers Test Top-Rated Troy In Weekend Showdown
Wisconsin Badgers meet Southern California in a major test at the Astrodome as top teams chase early season wins. Alabama Baylor and other ranked programs also play, with USC striving to extend series dominance over Wisconsin and Kenny Stabler leading Alabama.
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Associated Press
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Lebanon Opens Fall Meeting at Lebanon Raceway
Lebanon Raceway begins a 19 night fall meeting with a widened track and new lights at Warren County oval. Invitional Trot and Invitational Pace headline opening night with $1,500 purses. Ferguson of Amboy Indiana and Farrington of Richwood lead a spring duel as Farrington set a Lebanon single win record.
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Mi‘ami
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Warren County Oval
Marc Ferguson
Amboy
Ind
Bradley Farrington
Richwood
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Farrington
Bowling Scores List for Local League Night
A compiled tally of bowlers with individual game scores and series totals led by John Blankenship 823, Jim Eckler 671 and Red Duff 636. Notable performances include Glenn Tullis 618 with high game 258 and Paul Perdue 606. The list names many players and their four game totals from the session.
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Jim Eckler
Red Duff
Paul Isbel
T. Augspurger
Sol Back
Glenn Tullis
Roger Wells
Ray Hudnall
David Coldiron
Darrell Short
Paul Perdue
Wilbur Kelson
Joel Presta
Juanita Jiles
Betty A. Back
Mary Collins
Wilma Brewer
Pat Watts
Hila Gibbs
Janet Ruppert
Ben Withers
Helen Hughes
N. Marchetti
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Kay McCue
Betty Hotarick
Martha Smith
J. Reichenbach
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Ben Stump
A. Brashear
Betty Parks
M. Bouvinger
Mag Longman
Carol Bake
Kate Smith
Jo Perry
Eli McGraw
Jan Pender
Becky Tibbs
L. Marstall
Gardiner resigns as Loyola athletic director and coach
New Orleans Loyola announces Bill Gardiner will resign as athletic director and head basketball coach effective in June with assistant Ron Greene named to succeed him immediately. Greene becomes Loyola’s new athletic leader and basketball coach.
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Bill Gardiner
New Orleans Loyola
Ron Greene
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