Bengals aim for big showdown with Browns in Riverfront Stadium
Traffic jam builds Saturday afternoon in Cincinnati as the Bengals host the Browns at 1 p.m. in Riverfront Stadium in one of the season’s marquee games with nearly 60,000 expected to attend. The Reds are active in trades, adding Roger Nelson and Richie Scheinblum as Hal McRae heads to Kansas City. The Bengals, coming off a 13–10 win over the Giants, boast defense that limited a hot Giants offense.
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Lakota Fall Sports Awards Honor Dozens At Lakota High
Lakota High School held its Fall Sports Awards Night recognizing over 130 athletes and cheerleaders. Bruce Federle won Best Defensive Lineman and Doug Messer the Best Offensive Award while Chip Keith and Rick Heitman earned Best Offensive and Defensive Back honors. Tom Shepard and Rick Guckien led cross country as MVP and Most Improved Runner. Additional awards covered football, cheerleaders, cross country, and freshman football entries with numerous named players and staff.
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Jack
Dorton
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Federle
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Foley
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Keith
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Meyer
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Jeff
Nocero
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Stokesberry
Larry
Turner
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Vonbargen
Wagner
Mitch
Williams
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Evers
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Conrad
Jim
Ream
Pete
Caudill
Ramona
Compton
Stephanie
DeLuse
Donna
Kuhn
Pam
Siegars
Debbie
Cap’t
Maureen
Adieta
Sharon
Cuntz
Terea
Kathy
Hoffmann
Lisa
Risenberg
Rebecca
Stafford
Ruth Ann
Beland
David
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Gehring
Paul
Green
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Lakota 7th Defeats Mohawks in Season Opener
Lakota 7th grade beat host Madison 25 6 at halftime after a 17 3 Lakota second quarter. Chasteen led scoring with 16 on 1 of 12 shooting while Combs led Madison with 6. All 11 Lakota players scored in the opener.
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