Games of Week Ending Sept 16 1973 Opposing Team
Football standings and schedule snippet list games of the week ending September 16 1973 with opposing team references. Includes brief matchup cues and team pairings for local coverage of results and future planning.
College Grid Superpowers Open Season Nebraska Tops Poll
College football opens with superpowers and minor teams. Nebraska leads the Dun kel College Football Index after a 40 15 win over UCLA boosting to 118 4 while NC State 104 3 and UCLA 3rd, Mississippi 4th with 246 over Villanova. Delaware 84 2 leads minors. Grambling 29 16 ranks No 2.
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Ann Reifel Shines In Deaf Olympics
Alderson athlete Ann Reifel earned a bronze in the pentathlon at the XII World Games for the Deaf in Malmo Sweden her second Deaf Olympics. She totaled 3081 points behind Lomakina of Russia 3258 and Dietrich of West Germany 3087 as the United States led the team standings with 82 medals.
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Sun Valley Tripleheader slated after rainout
Sun Valley Speedway hosts a three part program featuring midget racers figure 8s and modified stocks. Cars from Car Owners Racing Association expected in starting field with Jim Hines Dave Gable and Join Batts among entrants. Gene Prosser John Keller Bob Fields Gene Cook Don Keevin Ray Flallen and Gene Christie listed in the lineup.
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Henderson Undergoes Knee Surgery For Torn Cartilage
CHICAGO AP Ken Henderson of the White Sox underwent surgery on torn cartilage in his right knee Monday. A spokesman for the American League said the operation was successful and the star outfielder would begin rehabilitation soon.
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Upsets Rule In State PGA Tourney At Killbuck
The Indiana state PGA event at Killbuck Golf Course featured shocks as four former champions and several medalists lost in early match rounds. notable upsets included Bill Heinlein defeated by Paul Gross and Wayne Hensley edging Don Essig III, while Jim Guinnup beat Sam Carmichael. The field advanced to third round with 8:30 a.m. matches and 36-hole semifinals set for Thursday and Friday.
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Anderson takes third cross country meet this season
Anderson wins a cross country meet at Grandview led by Kurt Floyd finishing in 13 26 for first place while David Lane wins the reserve race in 14 49. Alexandria opens with a perfect score 15 50 over Wes Del paced by Brian Prieshoff 15 17. Daleville moves to 1 1 after a 27 28 loss to Yorktown with Bob Voyles leading in 13 12.
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Last Chance for Go Carts at Olympia Track
Olympia Go-Cart Track on 1312 West 29th hosts final outdoor events September 14 15 and 16 with open track sessions and racing action for enthusiasts of all ages.
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