Falcons Face Franklin In Mid Miami League Opener
Fenwick High coach Jer ry Harkrader hopes players shake flu bugs before tonight's 8 PM game at Barnitz Stadium against Franklin. Missing are 64 end Chris Fening and sophomore halfback Dan Kuhn due to injuries. Fenwick leads 5-4 in the series and seeks a third straight win.
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Grid Results Across Local Areas
Middletown 12 Day, Alter 6, Lebanon 27 Madison 7, Monroe 44 Lakota 0, Carlisle 26 Valley View 6, Mason 26 Waynesville 7 Kings 14 Little Miami 20, Xenia 28 Fairborn 12. Valley Schools results include Xenia 28 and Fairborn 12.
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Trevino Shows Relaxed Form Amid Family Pause from Tour
Lee Trevino, off tour 25 days this year, joins wife Claudia and daughter Leslie in Portland for the Alcan Golfer of the Year event. He fires a 67 to grab a second round lead and, with a 70 Thursday, sits 7 under par 137 in the $55,000 first prize international competition.
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Panthers Edge Kings 20 14 In Fort Ancient Victory
Morrow rock Kron scored late from five yards to lift Little Miami over Kings 20 14. Kings extended losing streak to 22 in league play after leading 14 6 late in the third quarter.
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Braves edge Reds as Cepeda grand slam caps scoring spree
In a high scoring day, the Braves rally with a fifth inning grand slam by Cepeda, his 81st homer of the season, delivering a key win as Niekro and the brothers square off again. Hank Aaron adds his 44th homer earlier, contributing to a multi-team baseball roundup with college bowling and other results.
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Coach Files 850000 Suit Demotion in Newport Ky
Newport high school baseball and assistant basketball coach Leslie Redmond filed a 50000 suit in Campbell Circuit Court seeking reinstatement and a venue change after being reassigned to a junior high with pay cut. Coach Stan Arnzen had a similar dispute and won a temporary injunction from Judge Fred Warren.
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Middies Rally To Top Alter In Home Thriller
Middletown High defeats Dayton Alter 12 to 6 at Barnitz Stadium as a young Middies team builds confidence. Mark Gardner breaks loose for 70 yards, and Tim Sorrell recovers a key fumble to preserve the win. Quarterback Mike Houncell and Shawen mix in offense as Alter fights back in the final minutes.
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Reds split doubleheader to stay in NL West race
Jim Maloney pitched five one hitters in a pair of games, winning 3-0 over Houston and 4-3 in the nightcap to keep Cincinnati within three games of Atlanta entering the final stretch. Joe Morgan, John Bench and Tony Perez led the offense as the Reds outscored the Astros and Braves, while Maloney lamented his arm’s late-season peak.
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Niekro Wins but Cepeda Delivers Grand Slam
Orlando Cepeda hit a grand slam off Joe Niekro to fuel Atlanta to a 10-4 win over San Diego, cutting their NL West magic number to four. Phil Niekro earned his 22nd victory with eight innings pitched. San Francisco beat Los Angeles 2-1 as Cincinnati swept Houston 3-0 on Jim Maloney's one-hitter, and Mets, Pirates, and Cardinals posted other results.
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National League Standings and Friday Results
NL East led by New York with 97 wins and 61 losses. Chicago 90 68, Pittsburgh 85 73, St. Louis 83 74, Philadelphia 62 95, Montreal 52 106. West shows San Francisco 88 69, Cincinnati 87 71, Los Angeles 82 75, Houston 79 78, San Diego 50 107. Friday results: New York 5 Philadelphia 0. St Louis 12 Montreal 1. Atlanta 10 San Diego 4. Cincinnati 3 4 Houston 0 3. Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0. San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1.
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College Basketball Matchups Set Across Cities
California faces Oakland while Minnesota travels to Seattle. Cleveland visits Washington as Baltimore goes to New York. Kansas City plays Chicago and Detroit meets Boston in a dense schedule featuring noted players McGlothlin Hunter Boswell Brunet Booker Nyman Horgan Moors Phoebus Peterson McLain and Rome.
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Shepard Out As Lucchesi Moves In
Larry Shepard is fired as Pittsburgh Pirates manager after the season. Frank Lucchesi is hired to manage the Philadelphia Phillies, replacing interim manager George Myatt. Gil Hodges signs a new three year contract with the Mets worth about 75 000 a year through 1972. Alex Grammas will finish the season in Pittsburgh as speculation swirls about next year’s skipper.
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