Madison Survives Rough Night to Beat Ross Township 14–6
Madison High dodged a major upset as the Mohawks defeated Ross Township 14 to 6 in a non league clash. Madison piled up 133 rushing yards and 128 passing yards while overcoming 11 penalties and two turnovers, with Mike Wells and Kas Ognowski directing the offense and Ross’s Rams remaining winless at 0-4.
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Shawnee Falls To TVS In DSL Action 60-12
Twin Valley South defeats Shawnee 60 to 12 in Dayton Suburban League play. TV South led 24 14 0 22 after three periods as Ken Messer ran 86 yards and Paul Gregory added a two yard score. TVS racked up several long TDs including Nobles runs and Masters throws. Shawnee remains 0-3 in varsity play with one win over Twin Valley North reserves.
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Foxx
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Preble Shawnee
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Ken Messer
Paul Gregory
Shawnee
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Noble
MeIntire
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Massie Defeats Springboro 35 8 in Fort Ancient clash
Clinton Massie topped Springboro 35 to 8 in a Fort Ancient Valley Conference game. Jim Davis starred with three scores as CM moved to 3-1-1, while Springboro dropped to 1-3. Massie led 14-0 at halftime and recovered two of five CM fumbles.
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Jim Davis
Mark Baughman
Davis
Panthers
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Williams
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Baughman
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Bean
Germantown Cardinals Dominate Carlisle 18-8
Germantown Cardinals won their Dayton Suburban League game 18-8 over Carlisle. Carlisle remains 1-1 in the league as Germantown shut down the Indians, with Germantown scoring in each quarter and Carlisle’s only TD coming on a Gary Dunn one yard run.
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Reds Sign Up 3 Venezuelans
Cincinnati Reds announce four Venezuelan players for 1968 with Sioux Falls in the Northern League. David Concepcion a second baseman from Maracay Virgilio Mata a shortstop Franklin Moreno a third baseman and Pedro Bello a pitcher from Caracas join the farm club roster.
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Hot Driver In Lebanon Leads Feature Night at Lebanon Raceway
Bruce Kirk from Washington Court House dominates the opening week at Lebanon Raceway fall meeting. He won with his two drives Tuesday and all three drives Thursday, aiming to continue the hot run with Surprise Visitor in Race 1 and Bunk's Dream in Race 7 as eight harness races result in tight finishes and strong odds for bettors.
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Reinhard Lifts Mason High Past Waynesville 14 4 In FAWC Clash
Mason High Comets stay unbeaten at 2 0 in FAWC atop standings after Paul Reinhard scores all 14 points in a 14 4 win over Waynesville Reinhard previously had 14 points in a 14 8 win over Lakota this season Waynesville moves to 1 1 in league 2 2 overall
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Red Carpet Rolled Out For Cougars
Houston's No 3 ranked Cougars blistered Wake Forest 50 6 at the Astro Dome on Friday night piling up 695 total offense yards. QB Dick Woodall threw four TD passes as Houston improved to 3 0 with 120 points in three wins while Michigan State and other top teams faced big games this weekend.
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Middle Runners In Third Win For Hamilton-Middletown
Hamilton Middletown High cross country earned its third win of the four dual meets this year, beating Hamilton Garfield 24 to 31. Top finishers include Kogar 12 36 Fenton 12 48 Sowards 12 54 McCormick 12 55 Sant 12 55 with Garfield runners Grantz 13 44 Pugh 13 35 and Simpson 13 45 among others.
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J C Goosie Ties For 36 Holes In Atlanta Classic
J C Goosie, the Largo Florida pro known for his booming laugh, shares the 36 hole lead at 141 in the Atlanta Golf Classic with former PGA champion Dave Marr. A two stroke edge over Randy Glover and Bob Charles follows, while Miller Barber Don January and Charlie Sifford faltered on the greens.
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Largo
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South Carolina
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New Zealand
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Don January
Charlie Sifford
Bowling Honor Roll Scores by Participants
G Reckart led with 638 series while W Hershner posted a 638. Byrd and Tackett each added strong totals. Women’s top scores came from J Whisman 587 and P Watts 566, with several others near 500.
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Griffith Recaptures Title as Benvenuti Exits Hurt
Emile Griffith regained the world middleweight title with a decisive 15 round victory over Nino Benvenuti at Shea Stadium. Benvenuti suffered rib contusions and was hospitalized for observation as Garden officials floated a possible third bout for the arena in February or March. Griffith expressed eagerness for a rematch, even ten times if needed.
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Rumored Top Candidate Surfaces After Hitchcock Firing
Braves face replacement talk after Billy Hitchcock was fired with three or four candidates named. Lyman Harris, former Richmond manager, tops discussion for successor. Roy Hartsfield also cited though no decisions made. World Series timing hinted for a bombshell announcement. Hitchcock criticized how the departure was handled.
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