Local Y's Swim Team Finishes Fourth at Relays
Springfield Middletown YMCA girls place fourth in a seven-team meet at the Springfield YMCA Relays. Kettering wins with 216 points. Middletown's only win came in the prep 200-yard breaststroke by Melody Pepper, Nancy Douglas, Donne Marts and Polly Sexton.
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Middletown
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Richmond
Kettering
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Nancy Douglas
Donne Marts
Polly Sexton
Lisa Blake
Julie Dillon
Sally Sexton
Ann Dillon
Chris Weatherwax
Susan Vorhis
Carol Humphreys
Diane Fening
Cathy Schuler
Maryann Timmers
Kim Hatton
Cokes to Box Pavilla in Paris Non Title Bout
Curtis Cokes world welterweight champion will face French champion Francois Pavilla in a January 23 non title bout in Paris.
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Tex
Curtis Cokes
Francois Pavilla
Paris
Unitas Great but Break Margin Of Colts Victory
Johnny Unitas set NFL playoff bowl records with 33 passes attempted and 19 completed as Baltimore clinched a 14–13 victory over Philadelphia. The decisive moment came when Jerry Logan intercepted Jack Concannon late, setting up a Tom Matte one yard run after a defensive pass interference call, as the Eagles led 14–10 at halftime.
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Jack Concannon
Eagles
Jim Nettles
Ray Berry
Colts
Tom Matte
Concannon
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Hill
Ron Goodwin
Colt
Strioe
Israel Lang
Lew Michaels
Berry
Michaels
Logan
Landry Sees Chiefs Chance Against Packers in Super Bowl
Tom Landry, after studying Green Bay, says Kansas City must avoid mistakes and play solid pass defense to have a shot at the Packers. He notes KC’s diverse attack, nonconformist approach, and psychological edge as crucial factors in Los Angeles title game context. Landry expects Bart Starr to be less explosive than in the Cowboys game.
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Freeman Dallas
Tom Landry
Green Bay Packers
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Chiefs
Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Packers
Cowboys
Packer
Green Bay
Ers
Los Angeles
Latdry
Bart Starr
Starr
Schmidt Ford Discuss Lions Head Coaching Bid in Detroit
AP reports Joe Schmidt former star middle linebacker met with Lions owner William Clay Ford in Detroit to discuss taking over as head coach after Harry Gilmer was fired following a 49 to 1 season. Schmidt spent weekend in Miami for the Playoff Bowl and was named Ford’s top prospect to replace Gilmer.
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Joe Schmidt
Detroit Lions
William Clay Ford
Schmidt
Miami
Dione
Ford
Harry Gilmer
Gilmer
Bearcat Staff Is Completed
Cincinnati Ohio AP Homer Rice new head football coach at the University of Cincinnati has a full staff of assistants. He named Leeman Bennett of Paducah Kentucky as his last aide and former University of Kentucky quarterback. Rice previously named five other assistant coaches.
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Ohio
Homer Rice
University of Cincinnati
Leeman Bennett
Paducah
University of Kentucky
Rice
Jardine Seeks Aides At Brown
Len Jardine former Purdue assistant named Brown football coach at age 29. He announced plans to awaken the hibernating Brown Bear and seeks his own aides at the NCAA convention in Houston after winning from nearly 300 applicants.
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R.J
Len Jardine
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Houston
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Jardine
Carter Star Leads North to Senior Bowl Victory
Virgil Carter, star passer and national total offense leader, led the North to a 35 13 win over the South in the 18th Senior Bowl. He connected on seven of 12 passes for 121 yards and earned top back honors for the North with Bob Grim of Oregon State.
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Ala
Virgil Carter
Mamatics
Ediane Seaham
Callid Boys
Carter
Bob Grim
Ore
Idaho
Grim
Michigan State
Smith
Terry Southall
Rebels
Ken Avery
Southern Mississippi
Cleveland Five Holds Pin Lead In Sports Bowl Five-Man Handicap
Cleveland Five tops the field with 3 135 pins while Dean's Movers and White's Mobilist chase in second and third. Pixie Diner from Muncie and Siroh's Detroit hold fifth as Charles Highsmith leads the Journal Sweeper and James Ricci nears the top with 920. Tournament ends Sunday night at the Sports Bowl with about 85 teams remaining.
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Detroit
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Columbus
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Hamilton
Ricci
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Calloway
Jesse Smith Jr
Waynesville
John Brinker
Wellington
Sports Bowl
Bowling Dinner Set Saturday by Middletown Bowling Association
The MBA sponsors a pre tournament banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn with dinner reservations due by Wednesday. The City Tournament runs Feb 18 at Eastern Lanes and closes March 12.
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Middletown Bowling Association
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Indians Sign Home Town Boy From Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians signed Rock Hill South Carolina catcher Shoda to their farm system this year. Shoda hit .369 with 14 home runs and 51 RBIs for Lakewood Class A last season. He is 21 and is an East Cleveland Shaw High School alumnus who attended the University of Nebraska for two years. Miss Jeane Ashley, 1965 Women's Amateur golf champion, is an elementary school teacher and a native of Chanute Kansas.
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Cleveland Indians
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S. C
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East Cleveland
University of Nebraska
Jeane Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Bret Hanover Honored Again
Bret Hanover the world champion 4-year-old pacer has been named Ohio Harness Horse of the Year for the third straight time in a statewide US Trotting Association poll. Owned by Richard Downing of Shaker Heights he earned $922,616 to become harness racing’s greatest money winner and has now retired to stud.
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Bret Hanover
Ohio
United States Trotting Association
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Brit
Hanson Named A A U Law and Legislation Vice Chairman
Victor R. Hanson of Los Angeles former assistant attorney general of the United States was named a vice chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union law and legislation committee. The announcement was made Sunday.
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Victor R. Hanson
Los Angeles
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Buckpasser Aims for 14th Straight in San Fernando Stakes
Buckpasser seeks his 14th consecutive win in the $50,000 San Fernando Stakes at Santa Anita, a prep for the Charles H. Strub. Native Diver, an 8-year-old, won the San Carlos Handicap last weekend, while Matson presses in the season opener as track activity centers on California racing.
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Santa Sa
Ogden Phipps
Eddie Neloy
Braulio Baeza
Charles H. Strub
California
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Kelso
Round Table
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Mongolia to field 3 athletes at 198 Olympic Games
The Olympic Organizing Committee said Mongolia will send three contestants to the 198 Mexico City Games. They will join a broader delegation including 24 men and nine women in the event.
Gladwyne Woman Sets 26 Stroke Amateur Open Record
Mrs. Charles P. Wilson of Gladwyne Pennsylvania tied an amateur golf record with a 26 score in the 1985 Women's Open at Atlantic City New Jersey. Helen Sige was noted among participants in the event.
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Helen Sige
Gladwyne
Atlantic City
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