U S Ends Olympics With Record 45 Gold Medals
The United States dominated the 19th Olympic Games in Mexico City with a record 45 golds and 107 total medals, led by swimming and diving success and a gold in boxing by George Foreman. Russia finished with 92 medals, 30 golds, while U S basketball and track added major victories amid controversies including the Tommie Smith John Carlos protest.
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Colts Offensive Linemen Spark 27 10 Win Over Rams
The Forgotten Five Plus One blocked for Baltimore as Sam Ball and teammates powered a 27-10 victory over Los Angeles. Earl Morall threw two touchdowns and ran for another as the Colts led 20-3 at halftime. The win left Baltimore 6-1, tied with the Rams for first in the Coastal Division.
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Frosh fall to Cincinnati 27 6 in Nippert opener
Cincinnati freshman team sprinted to a 27 0 halftime lead and held on to defeat Ohio University 27 6 at Nippert Stadium. Ray Kalinowski and Ty Albert starred for the Bearkittens as Cincinnati outgained Ohio 240 196 yards and forced two Ohio fumbles. Lane and Dunbar scored for Cincinnati. Hunt er Lane punched in Ohio’s TD.
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Square D Company offers electrical equipment placements
Berry Hall at Ohio University Athens is the placement contact for an appointment, with Roger M Benefield of Square D Company located at 4500 Lee Road Cleveland Ohio available for assistance.
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