Edgewood dominates Lakota in 30-6 victory
Edgewood Cougars overpower Lakota 30-6 as Jim Cottle carries 15 times in an 80 yard drive that helped seal the win. Duane Hickman and Greg Evans key the defense with two interceptions and a fumble recovery. Osborne adds a late score, and Lakota’s Stamper struggles under pressure.
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Robertson
T-Birds
Duane Hickman
Greg Evans
Edgewood
Terry Osborne
Jeff Stamper
Cougar
Evans
Mark Hufford
Hickman
Osborne
Cattle
Bob Simpson
Hufford
Stamper
Lakota
Bob Choate
Phil Garland
L—Kelly
E—Castle
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E—Osborne
E—Hutford
Murtaugh says Pirates face long odds for NL East title
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh acknowledged long odds as Pittsburgh fell further back in the NL East race. Philadelphia widened its lead after split doubleheaders with Pittsburgh and Montreal, with six games left for the Phillies and seven for the Pirates.
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Bert Rosenthal
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Phillies
Martin’s talk does some good for Yankees
After a 3-0 loss to the Detroit Tigers, manager Billy Martin held a summit meeting. Grant Jackson pitched a complete game as the Yankees blanked Detroit 8-0 to snap a six game skid and stay seven games ahead of Baltimore in the AL East with a magic number of two.
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John Nelson
Billy Martin
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Martin
Yankees
Grant Jackson
Jackson
Yankee
New York
Baltimore
Lebanon Express Rolls to 28-6 Victory Over Talawanda
Lebanon Warriors grab early lead and beat Talawanda 28-6 in Mid- Miami League action. Pete Jones rushes for 145 yards with two touchdowns, while Craig Colston and Mark Daubenmire add scores. Talawanda’s lone TD came on a Tom Lindsey pass to Blake Finnell in the fourth. Lebanon improves to 3-0, 1-0 in league play and hosts Madison next week.
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Lebanon Warriors
Talawanda High
Pete Jones
Craig Colston
Mark
Daubenmire
Warriors
Talawanda
Tom Lindsey
Blake Finnell
Lebanon
Madison
Edgewood
Jones
Natly
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L—Jones
Natty
Finnell
Lindsey
Meadow Bright Wins American Trotting Title Carrying Foal
Meadow Bright, a 4 year old mare, captured the American trotting championship at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York while she was visibly pregnant with a foal this summer.
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Meadow Bright
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
N.Y
Fast trio in Lebanon pace set for Invitational
Three horses that beat the two minute mark at Latonia this summer are among contenders in the $4 000 Invitational Pace at Lebanon Raceway Pam Slam First Morning and Skipper Jim each cracked 159 0 while 159 3 led the trio The card includes multiple races with notable finishes and payouts.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Raceway
Latonia
Pam Slam
Skipper Jim
Springboro Panthers struggle as Southeastern routs 27-0
Springboro slides to 0-2-1 after a 27-0 loss to Southeastern. Tim Banion rushed for 103 yards and scored two touchdowns while Tom Hart added 112 yards in a 315 yards total offense outing for the visitors. Springboro fumbled four times and threw an interception as they host Little Miami next week seeking their first win.
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Springboro
Springboro Panthers
Panthers
Southeastern
Tim Banion
Tom Hart
Bruce Smith
Little Miami
Sports in brief
AUTO RACING James Hunt was disqualified as the British Grand Prix winner with Niki Lauda awarded the victory. GOLF Forrest Ferler and Johnny Miller tied after two rounds of the Kaiser Invitational Open. Donna Caponi Young led by four strokes after two rounds at the Carlton LPGA. TENNIS Sandy Mayer upset Guillermo Vilas in the Pacific Southwest Open. Davis Cup Australia and Italy tied 1 1 in semis. FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers replaced players and added Morris Owens and Rod McNeill. BASKETBALL Tex DeWeese named UT El Paso assistant coach. NBA training starts delayed as star players miss sessions over contract talks.
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Britain
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Austria
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NAPA
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Johnny Miller
Calabasas
Calif
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Debbie Austin
Carlton
Sandy Mayer
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Rome
Australia
Italy
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Tampa
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Morris Owens
Miami
Rod McNeill
New Orleans
Dodgers Coach Tom LaSorda Sets 1946 Strikeout Record
Tom LaSorda struck out 25 batters for Schenectady in a 15 inning Canadian American League game in Amsterdam New York 1946.
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Los Angeles Dodger
Tom LaSorda
Amsterdam
N Y
Schenectady
N.Y
Franklin Wildcats suffer 48 7 defeat as Meadowdale routs
Franklin coach Ken Hockman faces a tough night as his Wildcats lose 48 7 to Dayton Meadowdale. Several players depart with injuries amid a fourth quarter surge by Meadowdale led by Tim Campbell who scored four times. Franklin had trailed 20 7 at halftime and hosts Fenwick next in Mid Miami League play. Denis Potvin wins Norris Trophy for 1975 76 NHL season.
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Ken Hockman
Franklin Wildcats
Hockman
Dayton Meadowdale
Meadowdale
Tim Campbell
Jeff Noble
Tony Austerman
Derek Velte
Wildcats
Fenwick
Carlisle Indians fall to Oakwood in SWBL clash
Carlisle remains winless at 0-2-1 after a 12 point shutout loss to Oakwood Lumberjacks in a Southwestern Buckeye League game. Oakwood built a 6-0 lead on a Kevin Maroney reception and added a third quarter score by Dave Davis.
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Oakwood
Carlisle Indians
Oakwood Lumberjacks
Indians
Lumberjacks
Carlisle
Oakwoods
John Carine
Kevin Maroney
Dave Davis
Shawnee Falls to Ross in Low-Scoring Gridiron Showdown
Ross romped for a 22 14 victory over Preble Shawnee as Ross executed 22 points in the first half. R Brown scored from 24 yards and 4 yards while Dougherty added a 70 yard TD run, and 34 yard rush for Shawnee.
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Mick Brown
Tim Dougherty
Wayne Trace
Preble
Shawnee Brown
Shawnee
Dougherty
Menc
Bop
Rams
Preble Shawnee
R-Brown
Brown
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