Football trip to Baltimore offered for $40 package
This week features a Parks and Recreation package for a Cincinnati to Baltimore trip with two games, fashioning tickets, bus transport, and a hotel stay for two nights. As of yesterday 27 signed up, with 98 hoped for. bus departs Friday around noon, returns Sunday evening.
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Clubs Begin Search For New Czar
Associated Press report from Chicago on the start of Major League Baseball’s search for a new commissioner to replace Ford Frick. Twenty owners met to either name a commissioner or narrow candidates from an original 260 to about four or two, with no single front runner and three outsiders viewed as having solid support.
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Alexander shatters scoring lead in Southern Conference win
East Carolina fullback Alexander scored a touchdown in the Pirates 24 26 victory over Louisville lifting him into a tie for the scoring lead with fellow backs. The AP wrap covers other contenders and upcoming seasons amid a crowded field of coaches and executives in baseball and football circles.
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Former alcoholic hockey star Young finds sobriety at last
Howie Young, 23, once a top NHL draw, describes hitting bottom in a Los Angeles drunk tank and then quitting drinking on May 4. He recalls being expelled from the NHL for conduct off ice and now hopes his road to sobriety can continue, wary of a single drink.
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Bowling Results From Independent League Standings
In the high incline league James Evert led with Clyde Wood close behind at the Dune Restaurant venue. Willard's Fuel Off took second, scoring 17 wins and 11 losses amid listed seeders and a mixed set of players.
Nepal's Phu Dorji Receives Lifetime Everest Pension
Phu Dorji, the first Nepalese to reach 29,028-foot Mt Everest, is awarded a lifelong pension by the government for his historic ascent. Officials announced the honor in Kathmandu.
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South Carolina Bass Eyes LSU Showdown After Wake Forest
Coach Basil Bass says the Gamecocks face a monumental task against LSU after a big Wake Forest win. He notes LSU is one of the best teams seen, with strong physical depth and two platoons per position. South Carolina aims to rebound in Baton Rouge seeking another upset.
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Arkansas Tops AP Poll After Comeback Over Texas
Arkansas jumps to No 1 in the AP college football poll after a 27-24 comeback win over Texas. Jori Brittenum and Bobby Crockett starred for the Razorbacks as Frank Broyles lauds state-wide support and the team’s dramatic late rally. Michigan State moves to No 2, Nebraska No 3 with 488, 420, 393 points respectively.
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