Kuharich Jinxed as Eagles Lose Exhibition Game
Eagles coach Joe Kuharich endures a grim day after Philadelphia drops a 20-3 exhibition to Detroit with star quarterback Norm Snead out with a broken leg. George Wilson of the Dolphins sees brighter prospects after tying Buffalo 28-28. NFL and AFL results mix across the weekend with multiple close finishes and key injuries.
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George Wilson
Kuharich
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit
Norm Snead
Csonka
Miami
Buffalo
Bob Griese
Griese
Jim Keyes
San Francisco
Bears Seek Pace Power With Dooley Apace For Packers
RENSSELAER Ind AP The Chicago Bears debut under head coach Jim Dooley targets a strong season with Gale Sayers. Dooley reshapes signals and formations to ease quarterback workload and boost Sayers running threat. A Dallas exhibition win hints at new star Cecil Turner as a potential breakout.
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Green Bay Packers
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Gale
Graham Weighs Free Agent Signing of Wooten
Otto Graham announced plans to likely sign John Wooten, a 31 year old nine year NFL veteran, as a free agent with the Washington Redskins. Wooten was waived by Cleveland after a dispute over racial makeup of a golf tournament involving Browns teammate Ross Fichtner.
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Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
John Wooten
Wooten
Browns
Ross Fichtner
Fichtner
New Orleans Saints
NFL
Bears look to start season strong with Washington opener
Turner, fifth draft pick and NCAA 100 m champ, shined in his pro debut scoring on a 38 yard kickoff return and a 72 yard pass from Concannon. Dooley calls Turner an offensive steal while Chicago builds around Sayers in a reshaped backfield as the Bears prep for a Sept 15 home opener vs Washington.
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Oakland
San Diego
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Humphreys
Bengals
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Paul Brown
Broncos
Bill Kilmer
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Minnesota
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Houston
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Sherman wins senior clay court title in Mississippi
Robert Sherman of Temple City California defeated Lou Schopfer of Memphis Tennessee to win the mens singles title at the National Senior Clay Court Championships in Jackson Mississippi. Sherman dropped the first set 7 9 then won 6 3 6 3 to claim the title.
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Miss
Robert Sherman
Temple City
Calif
Lou Schopfer
Memphis
Tenn
Latonia Race Course Entrant List by Race
Entries list for Latonia Race Course detailing each race with horses in order: First through Tenth races include names such as Wild Irish Rose Saunder’s Dream Lady Egerton Sobriety Jean Susie Jane Nancy Sayre Startena’s Demon Treaveling Man Cash Scott Mighty Doubtful Direction Abbe Express Midnite Irish Buckeye Boiler Tony Volley Click Song Breezie Sheila Stephen Bloom Thysby Oliver Taylor’s Farrel Clay Township Genie Command Gretchen Abbe Tahiti Sweetie R. E. Way Bernie's Pride Victor Havens Marty's Boy Buddy Wagner Clever Sherry Little Tomayre Star Russet Terhune Abbe Divot Digger Marily Meadow H. D. Debbie Mr. Marion Star Miss Braden G Bonnie Jewell Sophia Scott Fostest Mite Steve Abbe Abe Wilson Thunder's Rocket Miss Scott Queen's Lorton Joyful Robin's Gee Gee Jubal Nelva's Girl Joy Dale Runaway Bay Elmer E. Counsel Success Angel Bard Mite Bye Miss Third Angel Mr. K. Ex press Josela's Bill Josedale Red Star Doll Baby Virgil Abbey The Gaye Brewer Sherry Gay Bell Louie's Express Bow's Brother Crafty Bill Sally Zoe Veterana Dean's Choice Volant Adios Santa Gold Copper Crain Teddy Bold Eagle wilow Impish Man Child.
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Saunder’'s Dream
Lady Egerton
Sobriety Jean
Susie Jane
Nancy Sayre
Startena's Demon
Treaveling Man
SECON
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Mighty Doubtful
Direction
Abbe Express
Midnite Irish
Buckeye Boiler
Tony Volley
Click Song
Breezie Sheila
Stephen Bloom
Thysby Oliver
Taylor's Farrel
Clay Township
Genie Command
Gretchen Abbe
Tahiti
Abe Wilson
Thunder's Rocket
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Runaway Bay
Elmer E. Counsel
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Bye Miss
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Josela’s
Bill
Josedale Red Star
Doll Baby
Virgil Abbey
the Gaye Brewer
Sherry Gay Bell
Louie's Express
Bow
Crafty Bill
Sally Zoe
Pace
Dean's
Elder Loses to Nicklaus in Sudden-Death for $25 000
Akron AP report: Lee Elder, 33, in his first tour season, falls to Jack Nicklaus in a sudden-death playoff at the American Golf Classic. Nicklaus sinks a 10-foot birdie for $25,000 as Elder, once in front, ends with 280 after 72 holes. Frank Beard exits after the first playoff hole.
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Lee Elder
Elder
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Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Beard
Don Beis
Seattle
Bert Yancey
Beis
Yancey
Bob Stanton
Julius Boros
Aeronca Cops Tourney Title at MIAC Championship
Aeronca faced mixed emotions at Goldman Park in the MIAC final. The Planemakers beat Ohio Bell 12-3 earlier, then trailed 4-3 in the title clash before sweeping to a 19-4 championship victory. Sorg Paper defeated Diamond Gardner 6-5 in the consolation bracket, while Ohio Bell edged Sorg 8-7 for the bracket crown.
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Goldman Park
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Sorg
Diamond Gardner
Englehorn Wins Concord Open After Second Comeback
Shirley Englehorn of Caldwell Idaho bids for victory in the Concord Open final finishing 54 holes with 153 after a comeback since ankle surgery. Sandra Haynie led early but trailing with an 81 in gusty conditions as Sharon Miller tied for second.
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N.Y
Shirley Englehorn
Caldwell
Idaho
Brunette
Miss Englehorn
Sandra Haynie
Dallas
Sharon Miller
Marshall, Mich
Dr Turner 1 2 In Father Son Tournament Victory
Dr Eugene Turner swept the Brown's Run Country Club Father Son event with son Bobby winning gross at 155 and son John second with 164. S G Kramer and Mike took low net best ball with 66 while Norris and Jim Downing tied for second at 66. Dr Turner and Bob posted 79 and 76 to win the overall total.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Bobby
John
S. G. Kramer
Mike
Norris
Jim Downing
Dr. Turner
Bob
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