Toledo Favored In MAC Football Title Race
Toledo is named the preseason favorite for the Mid-American Conference football championship as coach Jack Murphy leads a veteran team aiming for a third straight title and a Tangerine Bowl bid. Western Michigan, Ohio, and others compete for the six‑team league through 1975 additions loom.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jack Murphy
Toledo Rockets
Orlando
Fla
Toledo
Murphy
Rockets
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Les Ealey
Portsmouth
Ealey
Kent
al Schoterman
Len Turner
Schoterman
Turner
Central Michigan
Eastern Michigan
George Azar
Michigan
Penn
Carpenter's spectacular one for Bengals against Lions
Bengals defensive end Ron Carpenter delivered a spectacular showing in Cincinnati's 31-24 exhibition win over Detroit. Coach Paul Brown praised the second-year edge’s front four play and noted Carpenter has improved from last season. Carpenter, a North Carolina State alum, credits experience and familiarity with teammates for his adjusted play. The Bengals forced three interceptions and pressured Lions quarterbacks throughout the game.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Ron Carpenter
Cincinnati
Detroit Lions
Bengals
Paul Brown
Brown
Carpenter
North Carolina State
Lions
Ernie McAnally
Padres
Bench
Cards
Reds
Chuck Taylor
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Pittsburgh
Denis Menke
Jesus Alou
Doug Rader
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
St. Louis
Chicago
Browns
Garlington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dallas
Nick Skorich
Charlie Hall
Rams
Spencer
Boston
Ellie Hendricks
Orioles
Milwaukee
Brewers
Paul Blair
Boog Powell
Steve Huntz
Detroit
Huntz
Sox
Walt Williams
Mike Andrews
Bench Homer Nips Cards In Ninth In Reds Rally
The Reds beat the Cardinals 5 3 as Johnny Bench belted a two run homer in the ninth. Cincinnati’s Steve Carlton faced boos, while the Expos crushed the Padres 11 0 and Hunt was hit by pitches amid a bench clearing brawl.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
Ron Hunt
Johnny Bench
Hunt
Montreal
Expos
San Diego Padres
Bench
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
Louis Evans
St. Louis
Padres
Steve Arlin
Garlington Gets Chance To Start
Cleveland AP reports linebacker John Garlington may reclaim the starting role after Jim Houston’s injury. Garlington, a four year LSU product, was a starter year earlier before a midseason shuffle and an injury sidelined him to a backup spot.
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Garlington
Cleveland
Ohio
John Garlington
Louisiana State University
Jim Houston
Fake Grass Stage For MSU Games
Michigan State will play eight of 11 football games on synthetic surfaces this season with five home games at Spartan Stadium on Tartan Turf. Away games include Georgia Tech Ohio State and Wisconsin with real grass at Notre Dame Purdue and Northwestern.
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Mich
Michigan State
Spartan Stadium
State
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Purdue
Northwestern
Major League Baseball all-star game notes
The fragment references teams in Major League context including Pittsbe at Atl and Cincin t San D Los Ang el. It hints at a schedule or standings snapshot with city abbreviations possibly listing clubs. No clear events or outcomes are stated.
A's Freeze On Run Making After Nixon Meeting
The Oakland A's, after meeting President Nixon, adopted a run making freeze and lost 8-1 to the Senators led by Don Mincher four Washington RBIs and Frank Howard 21st homer. Kansas City split with New York as the Yankees rallied to a pair of wins.
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Wright
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Dobson
Broberg
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Coleman
Wood
Cuellar
Slaton
Luebber
Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
A’s
Bill Gogolewski
Senators
Don Mincher
Frank Howard
Gogolewski
Blue Moon Odom
Vida Blue
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Danny Cater
Thurman Munson
Felipe Alou
Bobby Marce
Royals
Alou
Mike Kekich
Gene Michael
Munson
Murce
Swearingen's Wins Pony League Postseason Title by Forfeit
Swearingen's, season champions, secured the post season trophy after Albany forfeited the game. The forfeit followed an Albany ejectee striking the umpire in the head as Swearingen's led 13-3 in the bottom of the fifth. Arnie Chenko was the winning pitcher.
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Swearingen’s
Albany
Arnie Chenko
Hocking Valley Bank
Athens National Bank
Lutton
Athens Wins Seniors Golf Crown
Led by Kermit Blosser with a 151, Athens Country Club claimed team honors in the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Seniors Tournament at Lancaster. Athens totaled 958, edging Chillicothe by 38 strokes. Hocking Hills, Pickaway, Cambridge and Lancaster followed. Individual scores included Blosser 74-77, and two dozen seniors shared awards for low gross and low net in five age groups.
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Kermit Blosser
Athens Country Club
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Lancaster Country Club
Athens
Chillicothe
Hocking Hills
Logan
Pickaway Country Club
Circleville
Cambridge
Gallipolis
Robert Butts
Low Gross
Clarence Grandy
Bill Stanholt
Hubert Stage
Stanholt
Art Smith
Les Blankenship
Carlos Gaffin
Army announces 10 game 1950 football schedule
West Point outlines a ten game 1950 season with five home games at Michie Stadium. Opening against Stanford on September 18 at home, the Cadets travel to Georgia Tech, Missouri, Virginia, Rutgers and Pittsburgh with other road games at Penn State Air Force Miami and Navy.
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N. Y
Army
Michie Stadium
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Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Missouri
Virginia
Rutbers
Pitt
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Air Force
Colorado
Mami
Coral Gables
Fla
Navy
Philadelphia
Lindsay Bets At Roosevelt Raceway Wins At Racetrack
New York AP reports Mayor John Lindsay placed a $2 wager at Grand Central Station on Money Wise in the seventh race when offtrack betting opened. The horse, the 7 to 2 third choice, finished fourth.
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Roosevelt Raceway
New York City
John Lindsay
Grand Central Station
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