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DAYTON DAILY NEWS Saturday, September 10. 198 jFOOTDALL RESULTS "BrookvilleFollows OwnBook By TOM Dally Newt Sports Writer BROOKVILLE, Sept. 10 Kermit' Davis, in his year as head football coach at Brookville high school, is also in his first as author-publisher Rinod If. Mryr-UI t. ColumtMU AeidMny 22, Duirtll (, Lt ikxxI 3, Ucklnc VtOlty 0.

Login Bexltr 0. New Utiiactnn 30. Alhni Gibtonlwri 12, 0, Vin Burcn 28, Vuilu 12. Mllleraport 3A. Ih'ridui ft.

Columbui Wet 20, ChUlicothi in (tin. Columbia MiTlon-FruUlta Hm-UlAn Twp. I. Oolumbua Emokhtvan Columbui Plcuot View 7. Columbut Rt44y II, Oolumbut Whet-tme o.

Worthlnjlon Columbia North fl. tipper Arlington 42. Lucjtr 14. WeMrvUI 14. Whitehall 12.

Giftannt 21. RynoldlMjr( IX Kaein T. Chunctuntv 4. Eutcrn (Mni Co.) 40, Huoa-Trtc OiJIIpolie 12. Ironlon N'eUonvUle 21, The Plains 0.

Pomtror 22, Waham tW.Vi t. North Gallia 67 Alennder Local Cincinnati Taft 30, Cincwnatl Courier Teth 0. ClelnaU Woodward 48, 'CutolnaaU Walnut Hill 0. Andaraon 30, CinoinaaU Porti mouth 30. Cincinnati.

LaSallt Norwood 14. Glen Eat 12. Princeton 14, fmemnati Mollr (. North Oolle Hill 42, MUtord Wj-omint twer Park 0. Harrlaon 16.

Brookville (Ind.) A. Cincinnati Wi throw 1(, Cincinnati i Aiken 12. Madiera IS. Gonhen 0. Loveland Lock land t.

Cincinnati Hufhei 24, Cincinnati Weatern HiUi 12. Bycamor 44, Keadlnc A. Fart Thomu Hi(tilan4a (Ky.) 29, Cincinnati Oak Hilli l(i. Mt. Healthy 22, Greenhtlli IS.

fioalh Point fi2, Wurtland ft Huntinrton Vinton 26, Oheapsak T. Falrtand Kyirer Creek 0. Bowling Green U. Oak Harbor 11. 1 Elmore 20, OUio 14.

Sprtnicdeld Local II. Eaitwood 9. Grand Rapid WoodvUle 0. Cadiz IS, Adena 0. and it would appear after, last rtisht that the man may have a banner year in both endeavors.

Davis, who admits to employ-ins the "run-and-shoot" offense popularized by Glenn (Tiger) Ellison when the present Ohio State university freshman coach was a succcsstiu grid menior ax Middletcwn high school, credits rrvn Ellison with also being the in- I A spiratim behind the US-page L-l VLJ mf Box ScoresMA: I.OB-New York A. Boston 8. JB Clarke. 3B Pepilone. SF Marl, L.Green IP ER BB SO Talbot (W, 11J1) 1 1 3 Bahnsen 2 0 0 0 0 4' Brandon (L, 6-8) 7 4 2 2 4 McMahon 3 fl 0 fl fl 1" HBP By Brandon tTalbott.

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The book is called "Motivation and Morale Builders for Football," although not required reading for the Brookville team, whose defenders are known as the Blue Eerets. 'I HAVEN'T EVEN shown it to them," says Davis, who admits to having published the book all by himself but is willing to listen to any publisher on a second printing after selling a thousand copies on his own. Davis took a few pages from his book In his between-halves talk with his charges and the Blue Devils, up only 6-0 at the half over an out-manned Dixie team, came back to wrap up the game here last night, 26-0. "This was the best Brookville team I've seen in four years," said losing Coach Dave Griffith, who stepped into the Dixie head post after serving as an assistant at the New Lebanon school. "Brookville just two-platooned us to death," continued the man who could suit up only 25 football players.

"Two of my kickers were hurt and rJie kid I had to use was doing an unfamiliar job. He got eff some bad boots and, well, we gave them a couple of easy ones Uouohdowns). "OUR SINGLE WING will take time. We went with five sophomores, five juniors and a senior, so we made mistakes. Xnd mistakes can hurt," said the man who can't forget that as a tailback on the late, great Gen.

Bob Neyland's 1953 Cotton Bowl team; he was smeared in the end zone for two points as Tennessee lost a 16-0 decision to Texas. Griffith's Neyland patterns held off Brookville through the first quarter and Brookville's Elue Berent platoon took the play away from the vaunted Demon backfield. But time and the tide of superior numbers, particularly in fellows uch as senior halfback Ned Brown and junior fullback Brady Skinner, took a lasting toll after Skinner, converted from defensive end, bulled over from a foot out midway in the second quarter, then waltzed 65 beautiful yards to run the count to 12-0 In the third period. Skinner, whose dad Don was an All-City footballer at Roosevelt some years back, had forced the 185-pound Brown over from fullback to halfback and Brown also gave the Greyhounds fits. Ned scored firm six yards out in the fourth 6tanza after speedy Scott Jones had gone over from the 14, but it was pretty much Skinner's show as he bulled and pushed his way up the middle time and again.

DAVIS THOUGHT "we did well In executing our plays but we'll have to do better on capitalizing on our opportunities. We blow three scoring chances In the first half but mat's been the history of our games with Dixie. We've always had a bad first half Against those guys. Last year we were down to them 14-0 before we came back to tie The Brookville coach also came up with a likely quarterback prospect in sophomore Chuck Emans. who handed off well in his fourth-quarter relief of senior Steve Luman and passed for the only successful two-pointer of the evening.

West Carrollton Coach Roger Pack hid said "We'll be hard-pressed to replace the 17 letter-men we lost from last year's Southwestern Buckeye league champions." Roger might have taken some consolation from last night's 26-8 setback at OOfllMHlione ph 1 0 1 fl MLopez pi- 0 1 fl 0 FERBBSOP.rhe BROOKVILLE'S NED HUGS BALL HILE BATTLING TACKLER Converted Halfback Gave Dixie Fits rhoto by Stcinbrunner datto rraur leoif Belmont 4, MHWIUII u. Fairvtaw I. Rnclv rsnerENDKSTs Fairmont lul JO. vaiammana Washington C.H 20. Carroll 1 Conurvtll 38, BellbnK A.

SOliTHWITT.RN BlTHEiE BroolrviU 28. Dixie o. Rtebbm Itn. Northmont 0. JHrson Trotwowt Vt.n4UU 40, Piqu Onholie 'Miwnnburg Wtt Cirmlllan I.

Wt Milton Tcumeh 14. V'rSTERN OHIO Tny 12, Bvrcrk Firborn SI, WUaon Warn SI Morthndt A. Bnrtnxneld fiouUi 1 BAVTON RTBI'RBAN Eatm o. Twin vuir momn 'orthwutrn 33, 0rmntoTI 70. Valley Preps MIAMI VAIXEV Blltontin 3D, vmu 8pnn(bid North Piiu4 Riilnv 30.

St Hipi MAD RTVER VAIXEV rwiinfton 30, Tirp uity OIiUny 0, Oftlum Trtn 14. NrthwoUm IT BpnncBrld C4Xhotie 8prin(riU MIO-MIAMI Frinkltn M. CfllB n. Ukota M. K'njn Mill Imm-Monro rinnyUn IS.

TRITOl'KTY Mmon Local 13, W1JMK1II4' Gmhen t. Pauldlnr M. Parkway 1 Versaillra 34. Mvamt Kaat 0. WESTERN HITHEVK Cellna Dcfianr Ima Shawnwa 30.

Orron Clay a Van Won 34. nalphoa St. Jotvu SOt'TH CENTRAL Lebanon V. HilldMro (. GRKATER OHIO amnion Gcrncld 41, Cuveirmau Colrram I.

Lima 27, Clevolarwf OlanvliU IX Hamilton Taft S2. Wilminfton 2. DARBY VALLEY Oriirvlllt 12. Madiann BnutJi Mwlianiasburr 14, Jonathan Alder LO.VN COUNTY Heile Center RidremorK n. Buclcevt Looal 14, Lofan Hilll 10.

Anaonia 21, Rivernldt 0. Indian Lake Bradford I. BOI'THWEBTERN OHIO Midd)to7i Madiann Naw llianu ft Oxford 30, Row Maaon 30. Imm Mile rMlEPENOENTS-OTITERS Indian Hill M. Fairfield I.

TtlerLmnnd. 13. Cincinnati BL Xavier t. Ohio Prep Clavoland Cathedral Latin 20, Olavt- land St. Iiiutiut Clm'tland Benedistm 30.

Cleveland St. Edward 0. Wtrren Hardlnf 34, Cleveland John Adame Cleveland 8hw SO, Cleveland Weal Cleveland St, Joneph Iff. Unctld 0. Randuaky 14.

lakewood 0. Oarheld Heirhta 10. Parma VaUsy Forgfl 8. Here 20, Bay Villtjre is. Basil 38.

Mnvfielrl fl. Furview 32. Cleveland Lutheran Want 0. Medina 2. Clovejieaf 0.

North Olmsted North H-oyalton 12. Weatlak t. Cleveland SI. ftiania. I iw 0.

Chugnn Fslls IS. Brooklyn 0. fuvahoga Height Oranee 8. Painesville P.iverside 3d. Fairport (.

A'ntabula Edgewood Jetfernon 0. Conneaut 22. Wrren Kennedy 0. Madison Geneva 0. Vermilion 12, Svlvania l.etonur 27, L'niteo Local U.

Marlon Calhollr Ooi er St. Joaeph (. Farrell. 20. Hubbard I.

Wellington 2d. Amherst T. Elvn Catholic 14. Clearview AuetintowTi Fitch 12, Boardman North Camon 22. Felrlew 0 New Philadelphia Wooster Cleveland Kenne.lv 38 Cleveland IUjH Terh Minen-a 34.

Newton Fall 0. Cleveland Heirhta 1ft. Bedford Chmel 0. MaaalHon 32. Canton unroln II New London 30 Ftreland 20 (tial.

Brunwick II, Willard S. Bteubenvlll H. Akron Hoban 0, ok Glen, W. 2S. Wellavill 21, Winterwnllt 2.

Follaiabee. W. 0. Toronto 24. Springfield Local son county) 0.

vmon 3n. yfmgo 1 Twionvale 14, Tiltonvill Wayne t. Smithfield 8 ifei. Btanton Local 30. Hnnedal 0.

Huron 18, Nornalk 12. BellA-u 21, Port Clinton 8 Gibsonburg 12, 0. South Central 34. Lakeside Bouth Amherst 27. Berlin Heignu 0.

Ravenna 14. Cuyahoga Fall 14. Kent Rftoevlt 40. Independence U. vn 8.

Barbertan 8 i tic t. Ashtabula St. John 30, Perry 30. inland Bmithvlll 14. Midview 28, Rldgenllt 11 Sniem 2.

Cleveland Lincoln t. Hardin 3, 8. Cleveland Bruah 2S, Painevill Har-vev 12. Oherlln 28. lak 0.

Btrnngivill 2ft Olmtead Falli 13. Chardon 38. West Oeaug a. Klrtland 14. Wlckhffe 1 aeveland GUmour Academy 91, WU-loughby 13 Mentor 18.

Ashtabula Rocky River 18. Seven Midpark Uolon 18. WarrenivUle 1. Keystone 2. Blck River 0, Huron 18.

NorwaUt 13, Akron Garfield 33, Akron Firi-tnne 0 Campbell 40, Howland 34. Bedford 28, Brecksvill 0. Find lay 20. Fostona 8. Newark 12, Toledo Whitmer A Toledo Cardinal Strlteh 24, Anthony vt's-ne O.

Toledo Central 7. Toledo Siart 8 Toledo Maoomber 8, Toledo Wait (tiei. Toledo St. Francis 20, Toledo Scott I Maumse 38, lake 0. RoHford 28, Glmwood Perrysburg 14.

Genoa 0. Ottawa Hill 14. Northwood 12. Vermilion 12. Svlvania 1.

Fremont Roes 31, Roger 20. Pandora 30, Arcadia A. Piketon 22, Portsmouth East 18. Portimouth Weet 14, North Bostoa Mmford 18, Lucasllle Valley 12. Wheelersburg 14, Waverlv 12.

St. Clsirvlls IS, Linsly MUltary in V1.1 n. Shdyid Po-hatan 0 Paden City iW.Ve.) 3, River 8. Tiltonvili Wrren t. Dillonvalt It Lnion uaemi si, Fluahlng 8.

Bioomingdal. Wayne 6, Smithfield I tiiei. Meadowbrook 0. Wonlfteld ft ttiei. Stanton Lncti 3.

Hooedale 0 Wintersville 26. Follauabee 0, West Holmes 35. Triway 0. Marietta IS, Wllwn Columbui Wattersos 31, Columbui Bouin o. Columbui Walnut Rldg (, Teay IKiiry Franklin HelghU 20, Mifflin 0.

Columhu tat moor 12, Columbui namcy e. Columbui Cesalei 14, Columbui Linden 12. 7.anevll 18. Columbui Central It, Coshocton 10, Delaware 6 Marion Catholic Dover at. peon e.

Wet Jefferson 34. Orovenort 0. Buckeye Vllv 27, Dubltn I Berne Union .18, Vinton County I. Unbeatens To Clash Bperitl to The) Dally Htm LANSING, Sept. 10 Somebody's perfect slate in the Midwest Professional Football league will be spoiled tonight when the Dayton (Jolts tangle with the Lansing All-Stars in battle of undefcateds.

Dayton last week blanked Flint, 46-0, and Lansing defeated Detroit-River Jvouge, 19-6. Other league games have for mer Northwestern AU-American Tommy Myers and the Pontiac Arrows home to Detroit-River Rouge and Ypsilanti at Flint. Pontiac won its opener, 18-0 over Ypsilanti. over from the three in the third period. A HamU-ton-to-Shaw pass and Ogletree't run for the two points salvaged Jefferson's evening.

Walt Farrar switched Mark Vagedes from defense to quarterback at West Milton, where his Bulldogs are smaller but quicker than a year ago when they managed a 6-3 record. Farrar had thought Vagedes might have trouble making the transition to offense but te lj6-pound senior did very well in guiding West Milton to a 33-14 pasting ever Tecumseh. VAGEDES SCORED on runs of 13 and 35 yards and Scott Mote tallied bnce from a yard away while Jim Brandt ran back an interception 30 yards in taming Tecumseh, Jack Hollon's touted Vandalia Butler backfield lied up to expectations in pounding out a 40-0 decision over Piqua Catholic. Senior fullback Bill Bach, whom Hollon had tabbed "a quick runner," showed himself all of that in scoring thrice, once from the four. The other two were quick dashes of 47 and 61 yards.

tJie hands of Mlamisburg since his Pirates dropped a 30-0 opener to the same club in 1965. But, like last year, West Cairollton must meet Eicwk-ville in the SWBL opener for both clubs. That comes up nest week and Pack is rrobably having nightmares. A JUNIOR HALFBACK by f-e name of Charles 'scored three touchdowns and 170 yards for Miamishurg against. West Can-olltnn a year ago.

And last night senior halfback Charles (Yat) Sizemore binke the back of Park's Pirates witli touchdown runs of nnd 65 yards in the first quarter at WeM Carrollton. The 65-yarder was a punt-return scamper. Jefferson stormed back with only 21 seconds remaining to gain an S-8 deadlock against an sssressive home-club Trotwood Madison outfit. The -o teams had played through a ycoreless first half before senior halfback Jack Johnson, the two-year let.terman who gained better than 700 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior, plunged lb 2 0 10 Tot 4.17 1.17 ToUl 38 8 5 Two out when uinnin? nm California 088 030 4 0 0 17 Cleveland 100004 18021 Schut t.nR-i,rApr,. E-Wnitfield 11.

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2B Hamlin, Agee. S-Brinkman, H.Allen. IP Richert iL. 12-14) 2 Peter 3 A ER BR SO 10 4 7 isSSS: SMS Deal Full House At Covington COVINGTON may have a good Deal more than the opposition suspects despite the loss of Kent Thompson and John Flory, both All-Ohio halfbacks IP 9 Wshbum Brim iL, 4-14) H-S 1-3 Hnemer Fr.i man Mlkkelten Fact A 13871. ATLANTA NEW YORK ah ah bt FAlou lb 2 3 1 Fitemnce CI 3 Matliewa 3b Aaron rf CI me rf Torre Cartv If 4 3 10 Lewi 10 0 0 3 fl 0 fl Hunt 4 i i 3120 1 1 ft fl CJone rf 4 2 2 2 Bmer 3b 4 0 11 1 4 4 Hickman lb 2 fl 0 et 4 0 1 fl Hiller ph 1 0 0 0 4 0 10 Gooesen 0 fl 0 ft 1 0 A A fl 4 fl fl 1 Menk si oodwrd 2b 2 0 0 1 Bressoud at 4 Kellev fl 0 0 Nanoleon If 3 0 0 0 Carroll 1 0 0 0 Luplow rt 1 0 0 0 Urol a ti Kranpool lb i 0 0 fl Shw 2 fl 1 fl Swoboda ph 1 0 1 fl Harreunn pr rrrv ii Hepler fl fl fl fi tiliot ph 1 0 1 0 Total 34 1 12 8 Total 33 3 Atlanta 0 1 088 841-1 Neelork 880 88118 03 ECmte Mathem, Torre.

DP Atlanta 1. New York 2 LOB-Atlanu 7, NewYork 1. 2B-Boser. F.Alou, Carty. SB Elliot.

HR Torre (34i, F.Alou (28i. SB-Harrelion. F-Woodard. IP RERBnsn Kellev A 1 1 2 rarroll iW.S-7) 2 2J I A A 1 Shaw 7 A 3 3 2 7 Terry tL.0-1) 1-3 14 4 1 1 Henler 123 1 I 1 2 0 HBP By Keuey "Hickman), wr- Hepler HOtSTON LOS AMGEI-Kft ah bl ah bl Dvi cf 4 fl 1 Wills as 3 0 2 1 SJackson 4 0 10 Parker lb 1 1 fl 4 fl 0 0 WDavii cf 112 1 1 0 0 0 Fairly rf 4 111 1 A 0 0 Lefebvre 2b 4 1 1 1 3 0 10 Roseboro 12 0 0 Morgan 2b Harrison lb Bateman SUub rf Aiprmnte 3b 3 0 0 0 LJohnson If 4 0 2 0 a A Minn rninicr 11 A i umiiniy aa -i i Bruce 1 fl fl COtteen 4 0 11 fl 0 10 0 0 fl 0 0 0 1 fl rt toon RTavlor Gaines ph Sembcra Watson ph Raymond Total 10010 Total 3A7147 Houston 888 888 88 ft A Lou Antele I I I- 1 DP-Houston I LOB Houston 3, I.o Angelea 9 2B Parker, W.Davu. Fairly t2).

Lefebvre. 11- it on a Bruce I L. 3.131 R.Taylor 4 23 8 1-1 3 5 fl 1 4 cmbeia Ra'mond C.Osteen 'W. 15-11 0 3 BALK Bruce. CHICAGO BA.V nUKCTNTA ahrhbl Ihrhbl Keuinier 5 1 fl fl Fuente 10 0 0 Beckert 2b 4 2 2 1 De enprt BWIIumi rf 110 0 McCoev lb 4 0 3 fl Sanlo 3h fl 1 fl May rf Bink lb 4 0 11 Hart 3b 112 0 JAlou If 1 0 0 0 Brown cf 4 12 1 Burn, ph 1 0 fl 0 l.nter 2h 1 0 0 0 Hndrsn ph Mailer Manchal Peterson ph Maaon pr MDaniel Altman If Hundley Phillip cf Holttmn Hand Total Ollrnto 18 1 1 1 Tor-1 10 0 4 fl .888 818 8118 88A 88 88 Haller.

Hart. Davenport LOB Chicago 7. San San I'ranctsro Holti-man, '2i. McCW'ty Francisco 8. 2B Altman.

Phillips. SB Beckert, Altman -Hart. Hundlev IP ER BR $0 Rolfman (W, 13 7 5-1 1 fl A 4 A Hands 1 14 1 A A A 1 Manchal 21-i .1 A 1 1 8 MrOaniel 2 1 fl 1 0 HBP-BV Manchal (B.WIIiam), J. 12, American League tiw von BOfiTO.V lb ahf nbi Clarke 2h 4 0 11 Tart hull cf 4 fl 0 fl Murcer sa Bahnsen Tresh If Pepilone lb Man rf Whllaker cf Bryan Ferraro lb Talhnt Amai 1 0 0 0 Foy lb 4 0 1 A A fl 0 A YstrmiM If 3 fl A fl 4 ft 0 fl Conlglro rf 4 0 0 4 110 Scott lb 2 A A 1 Petrortll si 4 fl 0 ft Ryan 1 fl fl fl Gsmlth 2b 4 110 Jone 2b 1 fl 0 0 Brandon i 0 0 0 0 LGreen ph McMahon Total New 1 nrk flnalon E-Jonei. 29 2 4 Tolal 3A 1 1 1 AAA I I A AAA AAA AAA 18 8-1 DP fiewYorlt 1, Boston 3.

WittDiwnliwn tut SUNDAY I to 12 Noon I fl 0 3 0 0 0 1." liams, quite a football and basketball plajer as a freshman, didn't let any grass grow under his feet during the summer. He sprinted for touchdowns of 48, 47 and nine yards to get the Chiefs off to a flying start. Northwestem's Mike Pitzer got the best of Mike O'Neal of Germantown in an individual battle. Pitzer scored from 60, 68 and six yards, and carried the ball 29 times for 273 yards to offset the opening kickoff return of 85 yards and a 63-yard dash by O'Neal in Northwestem's victory. Horlen a Wilhelm (W.

4-1) ..1 0 IF YOU REALLY CARE PLEDGE YOUR FAIR SHARE W': vv7 rT Afi i-o a I' Chuck Peal, that is. He was the big swish as the Bucs cut dou-n Tipp City, 20-6, with a pair of touchdowns in the final period. Powerful Sidney roared by St. Marys, 30-8; Eeliefontaine got superior efforts from sophomore Jesse Williams in a 304) romp over Urbana: Olentangy and Graham Local battled to a 0-0 standoff: Eaton, and Twin Valley South also turned in a 0-0 contest, and Northwestern rallied in the second half to stop Ger-mantown, 32-20. TUT CITY and Covington both put a touchdown on the scoreboard in the first period and made It stand until Deal broke loose in the fourth period when he returned a punt 58 yards for the eventual winning tally.

Tim Fesser added another score to the Buc cause a few minutes later. Deal had tied the, game In the first quarter with his 40-yard romp after Tipp's Dale PiUinger had carried the ball in from the three. Deal amassed 96 yards on 11 plays. Sidney rolled up a 30-0 lead bffore St. Marys could find the range for its lone score 1n the final period.

Yellow Jacket quarterback Bill Dodd opened the scoring with an 11-yard run In the first quarter and passed for a third-quarter touchdown. Twin Valley South found Eaton's defense too tough when it penetrated to the two-yard line In the third quarter only to lose the ball on downs. Eaton also hit a rough South defense at the 15-yard line in the final period. The Eagles did manage the game's only touchdown which was nullified by a clipping penalty. BELLEFONTAINE'S i I urn nil i LPCA Golf EUGENE.

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