Unusual ElDora USAC Sprint Show Highlights 1971 Race
Bill Puterbaugh led from the front row to win the 40 lap USAC sprint event at ElDora Speedway Rossburg Ohio. Tom Bigelow second, Carl Williams third with Larry Dickson and Jim Maloy close behind. Dickinson closed within a half point of leader Gary Bettenhausen who skipped ElDora to race at Pocono.
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Buc Netters Dominate Cougars In Tennis Sweep
Madison Heights swept Greenfield Central 7-0 in tennis action. Jett Akers and Jack Taylor led MH with singles wins, Greg Harber delivered a 6-0 6-0 rout, and MH doubles pairings won 6-2 6-1. The Pirates head to Marion next.
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Caps eye return to Midwest Football League in 1972
Indianapolis Caps, dormant this season, hope to rejoin the Midwest Football League next year. Franchise approval hinges on posting the entry fee and performance bond, says Caps newspaper editor Frank Day after talks with league officials. The MFL will grant a franchise at its December meeting if financial requirements are met.
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Hayes Wins Defensive Player of the Week in NFL Upheaval
New rookie Tom Hayes of the Atlanta Falcons earned AP Defensive Player of the Week after two interceptions and a decisive late fumble recovery in a 20-17 upset of San Francisco. Hayes also drew a postgame melee as Atlanta beat John Brodie’s 49ers, while Dick Butkus and Richie Petitbon received nominations for notable defensive plays.
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Top Four AP Teams Favored This Weekend
The Associated Press poll names Notre Dame Texas Nebraska Michigan as the top four, favored to stay ranked. Notre Dame meets Purdue while Nebraska faces Texas A&M and Michigan plays UCLA, with Auburn rising to fifth after a big win and Ohio State dropping after idle status.
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Pirates Lose To Trojans In Cross Country Meet
Dan Hubler of Madison Heights won the cross country event in 10 27 but New Castle defeated Madison Heights 23 26 onTuesday action. Hubler led the Pirates to a reserve meet win at 11 14 while New Castle dominated the scoring with Dickerson Bowers Steirs Jarvis and others placing high in the team standings.
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Aaron Registers Homer As Giants Fall Dodgers Lose Birds Near
Orioles catcher Larry Howard hit a two run homer in the seventh to lift Baltimore over San Francisco 3-1 as Joe Morgan extended a 14 game hitting streak for Houston. Hank Aaron homered to spark the Braves 5-2 win over the Padres with Darrell Evans and Ralph Garr also going deep.
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Reds 9 Dodgers 3 on May Power Showdown in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds outslug Los Angeles 9-3 as Lee May drives in five with a three run homer and a two run double. May’s 38th homer capped a four run fifth inning while Don Gullett improved to 16-6 as Dodgers tallied two in the eighth. The loss leaves L A % games behind the Giants who beat Houston 3-1.
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Orioles Clinch Bid Narrowed With 5-0 Win Over Yankees
The Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 5-0 as Dave McNally earned his 20th win. The victory reduces the Orioles pennant magic number to three, pending Detroit’s result against Boston in a 3-2 extra innings loss for the Tigers.
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Aparicio Drives Win In 10th As Red Sox Top Tigers
Luis Aparicio lined a run scoring single to center in the 10th, scoring rookie Chris Cooper after a pinch single and Grffin's sacrifice, giving Boston a 3-2 victory that dampens Detroit pennant hopes. Jim Lonborg and Tom Timmerman pitched well until the Detroit ninth tied it with two singles. Yastrzemski, Petrocelli, and Scott produced Boston's earlier 2-0 edge with key hits that set up the late, decisive inning.
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Delay Plans For Buffalo Stadium as Legislature Postpones Action
The Erie County Legislature postponed action on a $23.5 million stadium bond and a lease with the Buffalo Bills amid talks to modify the lease and secure enough votes. Negotiations targeted a larger 80,000 seat stadium and other terms, while a time-sensitive vote remained pending. The plan centers on replacing the War Memorial Stadium with a new 46,000 to 70,000 seat facility in Orchard Park, with timetable to Wednesday for further discussion.
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Elwood 2nd, Broncos 3rd In Burris Meet
Elwood and Daleville both placed behind Blackford at the Burris Invitational in Westbrook. Blackford won with 34 points, Elwood 67, Daleville 67, Burris 67, Monroe Central 98 and Portland 159. Osborn of Blackford won in 10:15. Daleville’s Voyles ran 10:44 for sixth. Other Bronco finishers included Richmond, Keesling, Hauker, and Pittsford. Daleville hosts Monroe Central and Randolph Southern Thursday.
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Texas QB Eddie Philips On Crutches After Win
Texas quarterback Eddie Phillips, pivotal in the Longhorns 28 10 opening win over UCLA, is on crutches with a bruised swollen toe. A spokesman said the injury occurred in the game and worsened by Sunday, preventing walking due to pain.
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Hamilton Tops AP Weekly Lineman of the Week
Oklahoma defensive end Raymond Hamilton known as Big Cat or Sugar Bear dominated SMU in a 30-0 win. He posted three tackles for loss totaling 27 yards, forced a pitchout, and added 14 tackles, with a nine-yard loss to stop a drive. Hamilton, 6-2, 237, also ran 40 yards in 4.8 seconds and scored a 53-yard TD as a freshman.
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Marion Netters Top AHS
Marion's tennis team earned an eighth straight win and fifth NCC victory with a 6-1 triumph over Anderson. Newberry beat Fisher for Marion's lone point while Pistole dropped a three setter to Smithley. Marion eyes NCC crown as Anderson awaits New Castle.
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Shenandoah Wins Four Way Meet in Middletown
Shenandoah tops three White River Conference foes in a four way meet with Frankton Yorktown and Mount Vernon. Randy James wins the individual race in 10 12 2 at Shenandoah with Scott Cronk logging 11 32 1 in the reserves.
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Hayes says college teams err due to light practice
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes warns this season sees more miscues and misplays as teams lack scrimmage work. He cites Buckeyes 52 21 win over Iowa and Colorado’s strong ground game ahead of their intersectional clash at Ohio Stadium before an 85 000 crowd.
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