Buckeyes Favored To Rule Big Ten In Hayes Era
Ohio State, led by Woody Hayes, enters the season as a top Big Ten favorite with Rose Bowl hopes and national title ambitions. The 1960s style powerhouse aims for first division status amid a strong senior group and a leaner injury chart, despite losses of Bryant and Ferguson.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Bucks
Ohio
Charles Bryant
Bob Ferguson
Hayes
Ferguson
Big Ten
Minnesota
Michigan State
Purdue
Maxwell Wins Dallas Open Golf Tournament
Billy Maxwell captured the Dallas Open title, earning early prize money and setting sights on the $20,000 Denver Seattle Portland Las Vegas Bakersfield bonus tour as he impressed with steady driving and precise putting at Oak Cliff Country Club.
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Tex
Billy Maxwell
Denver
Seattle
Portland
Las Vegas
Bakersfield
Oak Cliff Country Club
There'll Be No Split of Golf Series Money
The $75 000 World Series of Golf in Akron next weekend will pay 50 000 to the winner 15 000 to the runner up and 10 000 to third. Despite talk of a three way split among Nicklaus Palmer and Player they decided against sharing the prize. Palmer leads money list at 80 198 33 with Player at 44 338 34 and Nicklaus at 52 098 since turning pro.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
U.S
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Ohio
North Carolina
UCLA
Oregon
Hayes
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Joe Sparma
Husky
Dayton
Nicklaus
PGA
Player
Houston
Bob Nichols
Dan Sikes
Blosser Wins Athens Country Club Golf Title
Ohio University coach Kermit Blosser beat Carman Scrubbio 2 and 1 to win the Athens Country Club championship on Labor Day. Blosser built leads of 4 up after nine holes and 3 up at 18 and 27 holes. Also noted are several flight champions and consolation winners from Labor Day and the Wednesday Night bowling league schedule at Roller Bowl.
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Ohio University
Kermit Blosser
Carmen Scrubbio
Labor Day
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Blosser
Butch Gardner
Charley Mitchell
ACC
Dorothy Algeo
Becky Brees
Tom Evans
Bob Wren
Non Reed
Dale Moffet
Harold Eschenbacher
John Parfitt
Ben Kendall
Gerald Kyle
John Good
Dave Strawn
Dayton Kern
Matt, Hecht
H. C. Musser
Art Wilson
Vere Smith
Ray Handley
Robert Main
Art Bethel
Delmar Kempton
Tom Stubbs
Downfall for Athens High in Comeback by Lancaster
Athens Bulldogs fall 24 12 to Lancaster Golden Gates after a 12 6 lead entering the final quarter. Bill Biggs scores on an 85 yard interception return and a 1 yard run, Carl Gustavson adds a 49 yard run, as Lancaster rallies with three late touchdowns under coach Jerry Wampler. Clyde Ely ankle sprain but expected ready for Cambridge at home.
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Tom Kempton
Don Eskey
Athens Bulldogs
Lancaster
Golden Gates
Jerry Wampfler
Athens
Bill Biggs
Carl Gustavson
Eskey
Bulldogs
Cambridge
Clyde Ely
Giants rally behind Sanford past Dodgers in key series opener
Jack Sanford earned his 20th win with a 7-3 victory over Los Angeles as San Francisco halted a 10-game Dodgers losing streak in LA. Willie Mays and Tom Haller backed him with homer support in the opener of a pivotal four game set.
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Associated Press
Jack Sanford
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Los Angeles
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Jack
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Willie Mays
Tom Haller
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Don Cardwell
Bob Friend
Dick Groat
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ElRoy Face
New York
al McBean
McBean
Roger Craig
Canton Gridder Terry Clark sidelined by internal ailment
Lexington Kentucky reports sophomore guard Terry Clark of Canton Ohio is out for an indefinite period with an internal ailment. UK officials said he will be held inactive pending further examination.
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Lexington
Terry Clark
Canton
Ohio
University of Kentucky
University
Clark
Pittsburgh Champion Secures World Slow Pitch Title
Pittsburgh won its sixth straight tournament game beating Detroit 5 to 4 to become world slow pitch softball champions. The event featured 43 teams from 30 states in a two loss elimination format. Minor league results listed include Pacific Coast League Vancouver 1 Salt Lake 11 Tacoma 2 Seattle 0 1 Portland 8 Spokane 7 San Diego 5 Hawaii 3.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
San Diego
Hawaii
Sharp Increase Noted In Labor Day Crowds
Nearly a quarter of a million people watched major league baseball on Labor Day with an 18 game program and battles between contenders at New York and Los Angeles. A total of 229,903 turned out this year, compared to 180,948 in 1961 for a 14 game schedule. International League results include Rochester 2 3, Buffalo 9 5, Syracuse 5 3, Atlanta 5, Richmond 3, Jacksonville 5 2, Columbus 2 1.
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Associated Press
New York
Los Angeles
Browns Trade Four Away To Vikings
Cleveland trades end Charley Ferguson and three other players to Minnesota for an undisclosed draft choice. The Browns seek waivers on injured Stan Sezurek to meet a 38 player limit. Coach Paul Brown cites a choice between Bobby Crespino and Ferguson, both rookies last year.
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Cleveland Browns
Charley Ferguson
Minnesota Vikings
Browns
Stan Sezurek
Paul Brown
Bobby Crespino
Ferguson
Tennessee State
Erroll Linden
Tom Franckhauser
Dallas
Fred Cox
Pitt
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