Fourth And One Worries For Monroe Football This Year
Monroe High coach Gene Rice previews a lean squad with many starters gone. He notes the loss of star fullback Scott Miltenberger and a depleted unit, but touts returning athletes like Steve Hitch and Carroll Damron and a deep but inexperienced corps on offense and defense.
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Saints Parade Shorter Rosters In NFL Cutdowns
New Orleans cut Obert Logan Ray Rissmiller and six others as rosters were trimmed to 49 in the NFL and 43 in the AFL. Kansas City released seven, Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh Washington and New Orleans dropped six or more. Booth Lusteg urged his coaches to rethink a miscue after a missed 30 yard kick cost Miami a late exhibition loss.
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Latonia Race Course Daily Harness Results Report
Race by race results from Latonia harness meet listing first to tenth races with winners and payouts. Entries section records horse names for each trot and pace race and second list notes the ten races with participating horses and trainers.
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Ray's Choice
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Bowling Honor Roll Tops Men and Women Scores
The bowling section lists top men P. Frye C. Eckles S. Rawlins H. Denisi with games 193 224 213 and 630 series and 187 195 218 for a 600 series. The women’s scores show 132 212 177 521 and 140 167 200 507.
Browns Aim High With Mixed Browns Roster
HIRAM Ohio AP the Cleveland Browns plan to regain top NFL form with a blend of veterans and newcomers. Last season they were Century Division champions at 9 5 0 and lost in the Eastern Conference title game to Dallas 52 14. Quarterback Frank Ryan has rebounded and will have receivers Paul Warfield Milt Morin and Gary Collins. Competing for the backup QB spot are Bill Nelson and Gary Lane.
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Scott
Dan Frisby
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Neil Ridenour
Ening
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Terry Tapp
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Butch Cain
David Hughes
Louis Haag
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Tim Williams
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Clay Denied License To Help Youth
Cassius Clay sought a Philadelphia training base and a one shot exhibition to aid urban youth but the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission denied his license 2-1 citing his 1967 Federal Service Act conviction. The Browns face a rocky camp with Ernie Green sidelined by a knee injury and depth chart adjustments including Larry Conjar as potential replacement.
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Yankees Cop C of G Loop Title
Yankee Road won the Church of God League playoff championship at Goldman Park by beating Grand Avenue and Tytus Avenue in succession. In earlier play Yankee Road outslugged Grand 11 9 with Higdon four hits and Deaton two homers. they then beat Tytus 11 7 with Higdon Hamilton and Willis three hits each. Carlisle defeated Tytus 13 11 and then 12 9 over Crawford with Edwards Crawford and Hayslip homering and Brewer and Jackson contributing four singles apiece for the losers.
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Golfers Begin U.S. Amateur at Scioto in Cool Weather
The 68th U.S. Amateur Championship opens at Scioto Country Club in Columbus with 105 entrants from the United States Canada and Britain. The 72-hole event runs four days with cut to low 60 and ties after Thursday. Noted players include Bill Campbell Gary Cowan and Michael Bonallack. last year’s champion Bob Dickson has turned pro.
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Pros Lead Buckeye Open in Fairborn
Professionals George Belino of Youngstown and Frank Wharton of Akron shot 69 to share the first round lead in the Ohio Open at Greene County Country Club Fairborn Ohio. The 72 hole event will trim 180 players to the low 60 pros and 12 amateurs with play concluding Wednesday.
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Greene County Country Club
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Foremsky Wins Canadian Open Bowling Title
Skee Foremsky of El Paso Texas defeated Dave Davis of Phoenix Arizona 258 173 to win the $3000 first prize in the Professional Bowlers Association Canadian Open in Montreal Monday. Bill Allen Orlando Florida was third with Don Russell San Diego and Don Helling St Louis fourth and fifth.
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Wright Considers Retirement From Tour Golf
Mickey Wright, the tour's leading money winner with 250000 plus since 1954 and 80 tournament wins, discussed retiring after the Springfield World Series of Golf. She left for Dallas after the event but may play remaining 1968 tournaments.
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Middletown Open City Net Tourney Opens With Nine Matches
The Middletown Closed City Tennis Tournament began at the Middletown Tennis Club with nine matches played. In the first round, Dave Murray beat Ed Fiehler after dropping the first set, Father Efthimion defeated Daniel Arvet Thowver, Don Douglas topped Dan Nerenberg, and George Linnert upset Paul Ritter while Gus Hurst defeated Brian Canter. Leslie Carson swept Marilyn Douglas in women’s singles, while Al Mack and Joe Moore won in men’s doubles and Mike Terry with Don Douglas won in mixed.
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Ed Fiehler
Father Efthimion
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Don Douglas
Dan Nerenberg
George Linnert
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al Mack
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