Don Donoher Seeks Turnaround For Dayton Flyers
Dayton coach Don Donoher, in his 10th season, foresees a tough summer and a season aimed at improved rebounding and defense. He plans a two guard offense pairing Detroit freshman John Davis with Don Smith, and a 6-8 front line to boost inside play. Returning players include six lettermen, with optimism for the winter campaign.
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Injuries cloud 73 high school football slate
Middletown is short three starters including Scott Spradling Tom Jones and Al Myers after a win over Princeton. Monroe and Lebanon also rotate a sophomore quarterback as key players miss time. Several local games including Middletown Portsmouth Fenwick Madison and Edgewood Ross kick off at 7 30 or 8 p.m with coaches hoping to snap slumps.
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Illini caution Buckeyes and Buckeye invades in pep talk
Illinois coach Bob Blackman warns that Ohio State can be beaten as the Illini face the Buckeyes and No 4 Michigan on backto back Saturdays after a 4 0 conference start Despite a puzzling 5 2 overall mark Illinois upset by West Virginia and Stanford and won two Big Ten games without a TD They seek inspiration from Ray Eliot Day with a five minute halftime pep talk planned for 55 000 fans.
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Fifth down linger fuels Tulane fans ahead of Kentucky clash
Tulane, 7–0 to start the season, rekindles the Fifth Down Fran controversy as Kentucky coach Fran Curci prepares to visit Lexington. Curci notes the Miami game miscue is history, while Tulane seeks a seventh straight win amid a packed college football Saturday lineup.
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Wittenberg Aims To Be First 1973 Ohio Champion
Wittenberg can become the first champion of the 1973 Ohio college football season with a win over Heidelberg. Unbeaten Tigers sit high in the Ohio Conference Red Division and would reach the playoff date November 17 against the Blue Division winner. Ohio State also leads as a top national team in a weekend slate.
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Miami Faces Western Michigan in Key MAC Showdown
Miami of Ohio aims to seize the Mid American lead with a fourth straight win as Western Michigan hosts. The Redskins boast top defensive stats and balanced offense while Kent State looms, with a pivotal November 10 clash shaping the title race.
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Finley releases Mike Andrews after World Series firestorm
Oakland Athletics unconditionally release second baseman Mike Andrews after owner Charles O Finley sought to place him on the disabled list during the World Series. Andrews, who was placed on waivers last Friday, drew no takers as the A's front office announced the $1 waiver price and the move follows Finley being fined $5,000 for pressuring Andrews to sign a medical note.
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Tal Smith Rejoins Yankees as Executive Vice President
Tal Smith, 40, who began with the Reds as a farm club secretary under Gabe Paul, was hired by Paul again as executive vice president of the New York Yankees. He replaces GM Lee MacPhail in the Yankee hierarchy, but MacPhail keeps the GM title not taken.
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