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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1978

Page

16

Bostock’s Friends Question Why In Lyman Bostock’s Death

The body of Lyman Bostock returned to California as Indiana charged his estranged husband Leonard Smith with murder in Gary. Smith’s arraignment was delayed. Barbara Smith survived shotgun wounds, and Bostock’s colleagues plan a memorial at Vermont Square United Methodist Church in Los Angeles with players expected to wear black armbands.

Anaheim Calif Lyman Bostock California Indiana All Weres Gary Ind Bostock Vermont Square United Methodist Church Los Angeles Gary, Ind Leonard Smith Smith Lake County Angels

Middletown rallies past Xavier with two key passes

Middletown High coach Jack Gordon admitted he nearly forgot a pair of plays designed to beat Cincinnati St. Xavier at Barnitz Stadium. Greg Armstrong starred with a 53 yard halfback pass to Darrell Walker and a later score on a Doug Conley throw, as Armstrong totaled 32 yards rushing, 66 receiving, and a fumble recovery in a 14-13 win that pushed Middies to three straight victories.

Cincinnati St. Xavier Barnitz Stadium Middletown High Jack Gordon Gordon Middies Bombers Gordon Fred Nori Middie Greg Armstrong Darrell Walker Armstrong Doug Conley

Women run Ada football plant making NFL balls

In Ada Ohio a Wilson Sporting Goods facility employs mostly women and produces all NFL footballs for a season. The plant also supplies equipment for the Big Ten and Ohio conferences and has held the NFL contract since 1941. Wilson notes pros use different balls from college and high school versions.

Ada Ohio Steve Smith NFL Wilson Sporting Goods Co Rawlings Spalding Smith Wilson Minnesota Vikings Philadelphia Eagles

Christians Net Est Soccer Win for Middletown Eagles

Middletown Christian High defeated Milford 4-1 to claim its first win of the season as Chris Hunter netted three goals and Jay Snelling added one. JV team improved to 3-2 with a 7 1 victory over Milford, with Jim Hayes, John Lakes and Mike Mackey scoring multiple goals.

Middletown Christian High Milford Chris Hunter Jay Snelling Eagles Jim Hayes John Lakes Mike Mackey

UCLA Ends 88-Game Streak With Notre Dame Victory

The UCLA basketball team had its 88 game winning streak end when Notre Dame defeated them ending a run from January 30, 1971, to January 19, 1974. The bowling details describe multiple 700+ series and high scores for Warner Supply and other players at the Sports Bowl in various leagues.

George Reckart Warner Supply Ray Donahoe UCLA Notre Dame

Billy Martin Talks Ron LeFlore Film Role and Career

AP sports writer recounts Billy Martin discussing the TV movie One In A Million about Detroit Tigers center fielder Ron LeFlore. Martin compares his blunt style to Redford and notes LeFlore’s prison to major league journey, with Burton portraying LeFlore and LeFlore praising the film’s realism.

Hal Rock Billy Martin New York Yankees Martin Ron LeFlore Detroit Tigers LeFlore Tigers Mickey Stanley Ron Billy the Kid LeVar Burton CBS Tonight Redford Ford Jim Hawkins Detroit Free Press Burton Jask LeVar Detroit LeFiore

Judge orders Yankees locker rooms opened to reporter

Federal judge Constance Baker Motley ruled that the New York Yankees must open their stadium locker rooms to Melissa Ludtke, a Sports Illustrated journalist denied access. The ruling, not automatically binding on other teams, targets women sports writers in major league clubhouses.

New York Bowie Kuhn New York Yankees Constance Baker Motley Melissa Ludtke Yankee Stadium

Major League Baseball Leaderboard Highlights

National League top batters include Parker Poh at 328 and Garvey 194 hits. Leaders feature DeJesus and Rose in runs, Parker and Garvey in RBIs, with Rose and Clark strong in doubles. Pitching rows show Perry, Hooton, and Grimsley among leaders. American League notes cite Carew, Rice, and Yount in batting and Rice in hits, with LeFlore and Cruz stealing bases and Guidry and Figueroa among strikeout leaders.

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Fairfield wins third straight GME golf title

Fairfield captures its third consecutive Greater Miami Conference Golf Championship at Wildwood. Kelly Finney shoots 72 to medal, guiding Fairfield to a winning team total of 298. Middletown finishes second with 337, led by Randy Conn and Mike Purdum with 81s, while Todd Hatfield and Casey Weidner add 89 and 86. Princeton takes third at 351, followed by Hamilton Taft 357 and Hamilton Garfield 382.

Fairfield Wildwood Kelly Finney Middletown Run Nore Randy Conn Mike Purdum Todd Hatfield Casey Weidner Princeton Hamilton Taft Hamilton Garfield

Quail Season Canceled In Ohio Habitat Rehab Plan

Ohio will close quail season statewide after surveys show only about 4 percent of bobwhites remain. A five year program will restock, manage habitat, and delay mowing to boost nesting and winter survival. Reintroduction of quail begins with live trapping and holding pens for winter releases before 1980 breeding season. Season closure does not affect commercial shooting preserves or training grounds.

Columbus Ohio State Wildlife Division Dale Haney Haney

BA exhibitions Tuesday games headline series

Tuesday lineups feature San Antonio at Atlanta in Greenville Milwaukee visiting New Jersey Detroit at Cleveland in Bowling Green Golden State at Seattle in Los Angeles Portiana at Los Angeles and a second Portland doubleheader at Garden State plus Western clashes Kansas City at New Orleans Houston hosts two games with Washington, Phoenix meets San Antonio in Austin and Los Angeles battles Seattle in Oakland with Portland in Garden State second game.

San Antonio Atlanta Greenville Milwaukee New Jersey Detroit Cleveland Bowling Green Ohio Golden State Seattle Los Angeles Portiana Kansas City New Orleans Houston Washington Phoenix Austin Tex Oakland Portland Garden State

Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Pace Summary

Entries listed for Lebanon Raceway feature horses across multiple races with names such as King Honeybrook Easter, Meadow Ive Roe Ho Volante Mo Amelas Key and Chief Omana Jomobob Lennart Urban Snow Bird. Other notable runners include Butter Rodeo Clown Mile Eater Super Super Kims Calcaneus and Dust Common Nina's Beau in fourth race with Trot and Pace sections and several entries in sixth and seventh races.

King Honeybrook Forrest Kngnt Swinger Boy Four Duce Beau Day Ricks Meadow Roe Ho Volante Amelas Key Chief Omana Jomobob Lennart Urbana Snow Bird Noore Butter Rodeo Mile Bg Molt Kims Calcaneus Dust Common Nina Beau David the Duke Speed Ayre Sparkie Lind Stora Achille Rodney Lorie Calea George Adios Cleon Honest Imas Best Norme Creed Mudge's Creed Deanna Clovereat Mike Battie Knight Evil Devil Tiffany Lynn Silver Love

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