Brown Holds Hope Of Bengals Title In 1972
Bengals coach Paul Brown says 1972 could be a championship year though not promising a Super Bowl. Veterans return with rookies in Wilmington Ohio as Cincinnati aims to build depth and pursue a fifth year championship plan. Trades shuffle Jets and Eagles, Lassiter to Redskins, Washington’s Washington injured, Patriots test Mile Run, Rucker collapses with heat but recovers.
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Finish of Armco Tourney Scheduled Next Weekend
Armco Invitational Tournament at Armco Park was halted by rain for the second straight day. Play resumes next weekend with seven full games and partials, starting with Timbers versus Wilsman, plus Columbus Athenians versus Westside.
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Williams Sees Bunt as Key After Rangers Win
Arlington Texas AP Ted Williams, now manager of the Texas Rangers, praised bunting after his club beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2 in 12 innings. Lenny Randle opened the 12th with a single and scored on Dave Nelsons single following Horacio Pinas sacrifice bunt. Williams noted bunting has become tougher and cost games when mishandled.
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Spadafora Shoots Two Under Par for Wildwood Win
Paul Spadafora carded a two under par 69 to win top Low, Gross honors at Wildwood yesterday. Winners include Low gross Chris Nelson Bob McCandless 73 Al Stevens 74 Steve Nelson Don Smith Harlan Romans 75. Low net 068 Handicap Al Stevens 74 66 with Bob McCandless Christ Nelson 73 466 9 14 Frank Wilkinson 79 65 15 & Over Tom Haney 90 66. Blind Bogey 77 Mike Mehl Don Horn John Wetzel.
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Ballard Reaches Semi finals in Middletown Open City Tennis
The Middletown Open City Tennis Tournament at the Middletown Tennis Club features P D Ballard advancing to the semi finals in the men's singles. Weekend results list numerous first round wins and early rounds across men's and women's events including doubles.
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Middletown Netters Sweep Marietta Club in Weekend Tennis
The Middletown Tennis Club fielded five sub teams in Marietta and toppled the Marietta Club 20-10. Individual results feature David Brown and Kim White of Marietta and multiple Midd players including Doug Gaker and J Hanson earning wins across boys, girls and under divisions.
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Skorich urges stronger effort. Browns veterans warned
HIRAM Ohio AP Coach Nick Skorich told the Cleveland Browns they were not a good enough football team last season and some veterans’ jobs were in jeopardy. He praised perseverance, noted the division could be tougher, and urged improved mental focus, continuity, and fourth quarter performance. He eyed better preparation and a winning mindset for the upcoming season.
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New Zealand Plans Legal Whisky Sale in 1973
Wellington reports that New Zealand will see its first legally distilled local whisky hit stores late in 1973. The region’s bootleggers in the Hokonui Mountains shut down two decades ago, ending an era of illicit production.
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