Officiating Disputed In Idaho Ohio Gridiron Clash
Idaho edgeed Ohio University in Moscow 17 14 after a late fumble controversy with Juenger dropping ball as Hunter recovered for Vandals Ballgame featured Hess denouncing officiating amid a 15,000 crowd. Rembert led Ohio rushers with 93 yards while Berry passed for 124 and scored two touchdowns for Ohio. The Texas Open golf name was changed to the San Antonio Texas Open scheduled for November 25 at Woodlake Golf Club.
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Woody Hayes Praises Fullbacks After Buckeye Win
Ohio State opened with a 21-0 victory over Iowa as coach Woody Hayes lauded his two good fullbacks Harold Hansen with 79 yards and two scores and Randy Keith with 81 yards and the other TD. Other Big Ten results included Michigan State 24 Illinois 0, Michigan 7 Northwestern 0, Indiana 27 Minnesota 23, and Wisconsin 31-7 over Northern Illinois with Purdue upset by Bowling Green 17-14.
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Bengals Win Upset Colts to Start NFL Season
Tim Van Galder became eligible for the NFL pension after guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-3 upset of the Baltimore Colts in the season opener. Other games included the Dolphins over Chiefs 20-10, Falcons over Bears 37-31, Packers over Browns 26-10, and Bengals 31-7 over Patriots, with Lions, Jets, Steelers, Cowboys, 49ers, and Broncos also posting wins. Coach George Allen’s Redskins head to Minnesota for a national TV game to start 14 weekends of action.
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Jets pull off Namath led touchdown pass
In a games day wrap, Namath connected on a 12 yard pass for the Jets. Steelers beat Raiders 34 28 with Bradshaw scoring twice and throwing for a third. Cowboys defeated Eagles 24 6 with Morton throwing two TDs. Browns, 49ers, Broncos highlights follow with Rams coach Ralston debut.
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Indians Hold Key as AL East Race Narrows
Gaylord Perry pitched the Indians to a 9-2 win over Boston as Cleveland trimmed Boston's lead in the AL East to one percent. Detroit beat Milwaukee 6-2 while New York beat Baltimore 2-1 keeping the division race tight with Detroit and Boston.
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Pirates Seek East Pennant Clincher In New York Series
Pirates inch closer to the flag with a 5-4 loss at St Louis keeping their NL East magic number at three. Willie Stargell and Vern Benson comment as Pittsburgh heads to a four game set with the Mets while Cubs and Mets remain in distress. other games feature San Diego over Cincinnati 10-7 Houston over Los Angeles 15-11 Atlanta over San Francisco 7-4 and Philadelphia over Montreal 3-2. Ted Sizemore delivers a key two run hit for St Louis. Cubs beat Mets. Reds tie with San Diego in late drama. Astros win as 14 pitchers set NL record. Hank Aaron hits 670th career homer.
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Foursome Tournament Won At Athens Country Club
Bill Diles Dr. Robert Main Calvin Whiteside and Dr Woody Boles won the clubs best ball foursome with a net 54. Ray Cook George McGarvey Dan Spillman John Parfitt were second at 56 and Bill Rose Jerry Mollica Fred Weiner Jim Matthews were third at 58. Ray Shepard won the founder's day tourney with 68 and Les Coon Tom Cady Dale Bandy tied for second with 71.
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George McGarvey
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Bill Rose
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Fred Weiner
Jim Matthews
Ray Shepard
Les Coon
Tom Cady
Dale Bandy
Bowling Green Upsets Purdue On Late Field Goal
Freshman kicker Dan Taylor drilled a 29 yard fourth quarter field goal to lift Bowling Green over 18th ranked Purdue 17 14. Taylor noted the play was typical of his high school role and credited Falcon defense for forcing key Purdue fumbles in a rough MAC nonconference clash.
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Jim Turner
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Notre Dame Romps Over Wellston 57-0 in Nonleague Game
Notre Dame defeated Wellston 57 to 0 in a nonleague clash at Portsmouth. Wellston, missing seven starters due to injuries, started freshman Randy Peoples at quarterback for the Rockets who suffered their second straight loss.
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College Football Scores From Saturday AP Report
Ohio State defeated Iowa 21 to 0 and Bowling Green beat Purdue 17 to 14. Other results include Toledo 16 Eastern Michigan 0, Miami 34 Dayton 7, Colorado 56 Cincinnati 14, Louisville 34 Kent State 0, Temple 16 Xavier 12, Heidelberg 14 Ohio Wesleyan 3, Marietta 27 Alleghany 7, Denison 21 Thiel 7, Centre 7 Oberlin 6, Western Kentucky 19 Wittenberg 7, Defiance 22 Adrian 0, Akron 34 Butler 7, Otterbein 14 Ashland 17, Capital 7, Findlay 24 Earlham 0, Bluffton 12 Taylor 0, Baldwin Wallace 28 Evansville 0.
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Booters Bow To Akron Zips 3-0
Hudson Ohio University opened with a 3-0 defeat to Akron in Friday night action. The Bobcats trailed 3-0 at halftime but tightened in the second half, yet could not score while Akron added no more. Andy Smiles suffered a bruised hip and will miss two weeks.
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