Notre Dame Pounds Waverly For Season Opener Victory
Portsmouth Notre Dame defeated Waverly 14 to 0 in the season opener. Jim Barrett capped an 84 yard drive with a 1 yard TD late in the first quarter, Bill Vetter added the extra point, and Andy Vetter connected a 5 yard TD pass to Dan Weems in the third quarter.
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Zane Trace Beats Gallia County In Football Thriller
Zane Trace roared to a 44 8 victory over Gallia County as Mike Dillon ran 24 yards for a late score and Terry Carter connected with Dale Whitt for the extra point Southwestern’s lone score. Zane Trace led 20-0 at half then added 24 in the final quarter in its first full varsity season.
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Coody Wins Akron World Series of Golf Over Nicklaus
Charles Coody defeated Jack Nicklaus to claim the Akron World Series of Golf title at Firestone Country Club. Coody shot 73 for 141, while Nicklaus carded 71 for 142 as Bruce Crampton finished a stroke back.
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NFL Preseason Ends as Colts Face Jets. Cowboys Shine
Colts face the Jets at home to start the regular season after a 24-3 exhibition loss to Oakland. Cowboys finish unbeaten with a 24-17 win over Kansas City as Landry backs two QBs. Lions crush Eagles 49-10 with four Greg Landry TD passes, including a 49 yard strike to Charlie Sanders. Bears top Denver 33-17, Steelers top Giants 20-3, Texans beat Saints 24-17.
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Ohio State tops Iowa as Lamka shines in Big Ten opener
Ohio State’s new quarterback Lamka ran for 4 touchdowns and 100 yards, guiding a 462-yard attack in a 52-21 win over Iowa. Hayes praised the running game while noting the slipping football. Toledo, Dayton, Kent State, and Georgetown also won in weekend college action.
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Colorado Upsets LSU In Saturday College Football Action
The Buffaloes defeated ninth-ranked LSU 31-21 as Charlie Davis ran for 175 yards and two touchdowns and John Tarver added 92 yards. Pitt toppled UCLA 29-25 and South Carolina beat Georgia Tech 24-7 in other top twenty upsets.
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Warren Local and Morgan Battle to 14-14 Tie in Opener
Warren Local and Morgan played to a 14-14 tie to open the 1971 season. Morgan tied on a 12 yard pass from Mark Knapp to Gary Woodward with 1:52 left, while Warren Local’s Jeff Bradford scored two touchdowns. The Green and White Club hosts a noon luncheon to discuss football ahead of a season opener against Bowling Green in Athens.
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Softball Meet Scheduled in New Lexington
A slow pitch softball tournament will be held in New Lexington on September 18, 19, 25 and 26. Sponsored by the New Lexington independent softball team. Drawings Thursday at 7 p.m. at the shelterhouse in New Lexington Park. Entry fee is $25. Contact Paul Robinson or Joe Gillette to enter.
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Scout Chaperones Admission Corrected
Ohio University announces free admission for all uniformed scouts and two adult chaperones per scout group to the football game with Bowling Green Saturday. The earlier notice had misstated that admission was free per scout.
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Two Athens Jr Bowlers Earn AJBC Medals
Laura Rider with a 141 average and Diane Erwin with a 143 average bowled 225 games to win AJBC medals for high scores in sanctioned competition. The awards come from the American Junior Bowling Congress and cannot be purchased. Both also received 225 bowling shirts from RollerBowl Lanes and compete in the Junior League.
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Crosley Field Gets Short Reprieve
Cincinnati officials delayed demolition of Crosley Field by four to six months delaying the wrecking ball. The city owned park has served as a car impounding lot for the Cincinnati Police Department while a new impounding site is sought. HUD has pledged demolition funds for the project.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Results include Oakland 5 Minnesota 3 in 10 innings, Kansas City 4 Chicago 2, Milwaukee 3 California 0, Washington at Baltimore rained out, Cleveland 5 New York 2, Chicago 3 Kansas City 0, Detroit 3 Boston 2, Minnesota 7 Oakland 5 in 10 innings, Oakland at Kansas City twilight, plus multiple twi night games and upcoming matchups featuring Hamm Kent Murphy Hunter Fitzmorris Parsons Gogolewski Colbert Niekro Kilkenny Bahnsen Siebert and others across six ballparks.
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