U S Team Winds Up Sixth in World Freestyle Meet
U S standout Dan Gable won the lightweight title but the U S finished sixth in the World Amateur Freestyle Wrestling Championships held in SOFTA Bulgaria. Don Behm of Lansing earned silver in bantamweight and Russ Hellickson of Madison took bronze in heavyweight as the Soviet Union led with 42.5 points, Bulgaria second with 31, Iran third with two golds, and Japan edging Mongolia for fourth with 20 points.
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Chiefs Rally Past Jets 21-16 in Preseason Finish
Kansas City overcame a second half deficit to beat the New York Jets 21-16 as Ed Podolak scored on a one yard run and Q Tra Dawson threw for 319 yards. Len Dawson connected with Otis Taylor on the opening touchdown and Howfield added a late field goal for the Jets. The Chiefs defense held firm in the fourth quarter sealing the win.
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Otis Taylor
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Mike Liv
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Stram
Dawson
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Chiesa
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Taneans
Standings and Preseason Notes Share Chiefs Jets Snapshots
The Chiefs veterans built offensive continuity in preseason while Jets coach Weeb Ewbank used many players, including backup QB Bob Davis, as New York sits at 1-3. Jake McVea sustained a rib injury and Matt Snell hurt a leg. status undetermined.
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Matt Snell
Quad Cities Angels Win To Reach Final In Midwest Playoffs
Quad Cities Angels beat Danville 2 1 in a one night playoff game to advance to the best of three championship series against Appleton. Larry Dierks and Tony Barbosa combined on a four hitter with Dierks needing relief in the seventh to hold off a Danville rally. The Angels had 10 hits but scored only twice.
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Quad Cities
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Orbeos
Minor Facts From The Associated Press Incomplete Data
A garbled AP item mentions a place and figures but the text remains unreadable. It references dates, monetary figures, and names in a fragmented form, leaving the core event unclear.
Iowa Hawkeyes Lose Muller Likely For Season
Iowa City AP report says University of Iowa offensive tackle John Muller may miss the rest of the season after knee surgery. Coach Frank Lauterbur indicated Muller could return if recovery allows but surgery will reveal injury severity.
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University of Iowa
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Frank Lauterbur
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University Hospital
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Laulerdur
Jinx Broken Graebner Wins
SOUTH ORANGE New Jersey AP Hut first you don't succeed try again and again Clark Graebner a five time runner up in the Eastern Grass Court Tennis championships won Monday cruising past Pierre Barthes of France for 3 611 to break a jinx he couldn't break against Arthur Ashe Tony Roche Marty Ressen Charlie Pasarell and Slaz Smith
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Tony Roche
Marty Ressen
Charlie Pasarell
Slaz Smith
Barry Asher Wins South Bend Open Bowling Title
Barry Asher of Costa Mesa Calif won the PBA South Bend Open at Chippewa Lanes for $4 000 in a 24 game event. The meets marked by 11 perfect games included one by Asher in Monday afternoon rounds, the highest scoring competition in bowling history.
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Costa Mesa
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Chippewa Lanes
Woody Hayes interview at Ohio State camp fuels Big Ten chatter
In Columbus, Gus Schrader details Woody Hayes’s lively interview about Playboy’s preseason ratings, Michigan’s status, and OSU’s chances. Hayes criticizes Playboy, praises Duffy Daugherty and Northwestern, notes OSU’s schedule, and identifies Iowa as the toughest early foe while highlighting insights on Michigan and Michigan State.
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Woody's offensive line under Shuck Clausen in Iowa links
Cedar Rapids native Pass the Hash Shuck Clausen coaches Woody's offense with Woody inviting fans to take home stadium sod. Don Lamka wins QB job over two sophs while Jimmie Harris of Dayton is noted as fastest in the conference. Ohio State uses AstraTurf surfaces. 13 Buckeyes from last year are in pro rosters.
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Ohio
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