Notre Dame Sees Rising Tide After Big Northwestern Win
Notre Dame vaults toward a higher AP ranking after routing Northwestern 37-0 in their 1972 debut. The Irish, led by Tom Clements and a strong ground game, signed a decisive performance amid a weekend of top teams delivering blowouts.
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Namath Blasts Colts 44 34 in Jets Victory
Joe Namath threw for 496 yards and six touchdowns as the New York Jets defeated the Baltimore Colts 44 34. Namath connected with Eddie Bell John Riggins Don Maynard Rich Caster on six scoring plays with yardage ranging from 28 to 80 yards.
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Freshmen shine as MAC leaders Bowing Green and Kent State rise
Freshmen Don Taylor powers Bowling Green to a 16 7 win over Miami while Greg Kokal fires Kent State to a 37 14 victory over Ohio University. Ohio’s Don James lauds Kokal as Kent’s big rising star amid high hopes for the freshmen class across the MAC.
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Reserves Open With Victory Over Wellston
Athens reserves opened the season with a 14 0 win at Butter Field Saturday night. John Hull scored the first TD on a 30 yard run but the PAT failed. A second quarter safety came when Mark Shields tackled a Wellston runner in the end zone after a fumble return attempt. Terry D. Hawk added the final TD on a blocked punt return in the fourth as the PAT failed. The Bullpups next host Jackson on Oct 1.
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Big Ten Faces Slump in Nonconference Play This Week
Four and seven record against outside foes marks a rough start for Big Ten teams. Michigan beat UCLA 26-9, Wisconsin toppled Syracuse 31-7, and Iowa beat Oregon State as Illinois and others faltered against top-ranked opponents. Ohio State hosts North Carolina. Michigan hosts Tulane.
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College Scores Ohio By The Associated Press Saturday Results
Ohio college football results show Bowling Green, Kent State, and Toledo posting wins among many games. Notable upsets or close finishes include a 38 24 Toledo victory and a 69 13 Heidelberg win, with numerous teams across the Midwest and East submitting scores.
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Canadians Win 6th Game 3-2 in Moscow
Canada defeats the Soviet Union 3-2 in game six of the eight game series at the Sports Palace before 15 000. Harry Sinden criticizes referees Franz Baader and Joseph Kompalla after the loss. Den nis Hull Yvan Cournoyer and Paul Henderson score for Canada with Montreal Ken Dryden making key saves to preserve the win. The Soviets lead the series 3-2-1 and game seven is set for Tuesday.
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Recreation Nights Begin At City Gym This Tuesday
The City Recreation Department announces recreation nights for area men starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym. Activities vary each Tuesday through January with a 3 00 registration fee per person for the semester. Contact the city recreation office for details 592 2423.
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Weekend High School Football Scores Across Ohio
Canton McKinley routed Cincinnati Taft 57 to 0 while Lakewood defeated Shaker Heights 29 to 12. Cleveland Lutheran East beat Beachwood 6 to 0 and Richmond Heights edged Newbury 12 to 6. Sandusky St Mary won 14 to 8 over Sandusky Perkins. Bedford Chanel beat Cleveland Lincoln West 21 to 12. Lake Catholic and Cleveland Gilmour tied 12 all. Hawken edged Hudson Western Reserve 13 to 7. Ellet defeated Kenmore 28 to 18 in Akron. Steubenville Central won 6 to 0 over Wintersville. Midpark 7 South 6. Warren Western Reserve 14, Barberton 7. Raven 29, Youngstown East 12. Springfield Local 35, Mathews 0. Beaver Local 15, Springfield Local 0. Akron St Vincent 21, Lorain 0. Lorain Catholic 22, Painesville Riverside 6. Louisville Aquinas 14, Canton Lehman 0. Canton Central Catholic 22, Canton South 0. McNicholas 31, New Richmond 0. Sere North 24, Youngstown Lowesville 21. Crestview 0, Warren JFK 30. Cleveland Holy Name 0.
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