Royals Could Top Elusive .500 Mark
Cincinnati coach Bob Cousy could see his team break the .500 barrier in the season opener against the Atlanta Hawks at the Garden. Pete Maravich misses early games with mono while Roylas cut 6-9 Joe Bergman after pre season. The Royals face three days before hosting Boston, with others opening across the NBA slate.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Bob Cousy
Atlanta Hawks
Garden
Royals
Cousy
Joe Bergman
Creighton
Atlanta
Pete Maravich
Maravich
Hawks
New York Knicks
Cincy
Boston
Romanian Win Is Meaningless In Davis Cup Final
In Charlotte the Romanian Ilie Nastase defeated Frank Froehling III of the United States in the meaningless Davis Cup Challenge Round final. Nastase won 6-3 6-1 1-6 6-4 after rain delayed start. Froehling had previously won a singles match and a doubles match with Stan Smith to secure the cup for the U.S. next year.
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Charlotte, N.C
Romania
the Nastase
Frank Froehling III
United States
Army Pfo
Stan Smith
U.S
Nastase
Froehling
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ion Tiriac
Knicks release three to reach 12 man roster
The New York Knicks cut their roster to 12 by waiving guards Milt Williams and Ken Mayfield and 7 foot center Steve Niles. The moves set the stage for Tuesday’s regular season opener against the Detroit Pistons at Madison Square Garden.
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NEW York
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Milt Williams
Ken Mayfield
Steve Niles
Detroit Pistons
Madison Square Garden
Southpaw Showing Talent On Links
Gene Ferrell a left hander with an approved PGA card made national debut as runner up in the 1961 National Association of Left Handed Golfers championship. An LSU graduate turned pro in 1965 but joined the tour in 1969 and earned $8,583 last year.
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Mobile
Ala
Gene Ferrell
National Association of
LSU
Hornet Jaycees Defeat Fenwick In Junior Varsity Football
The Monroe Hornet Junior Varsity team scored two first half touchdowns to beat Fenwick IV 146. Fenwick’s lone score came late in the game on a 28 yard pass from Tom Brug geman to Jim Di Ineen. The Falcons fall to 3-1.
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Fenwick IV
Fenwick
Jim di Ineen
Tom Bruggeman
Falcons
Lebanon Raceway Results Summary
Results from Lebanon Raceway list winners and payouts across eight races with times and double, including Trot-Lullaby Dandy, Mary Ruth Adios, and Added Expense. The Daily Double paid $144.60, with multiple pace and trot events featuring listed horses and earnings.
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Kankakee
Mary Ruth Adios
Red Lion Boy
Oakwood Lady
Poverty Ridge
Pink Tafty
Lucky ‘Bloss
Reed's
Millie
Jap Port Lee
Alban Dares
Queen Molly
Justly Stone
New Route
Harper
Ashlawn
Sovereign Scotch
Queen Sharon
Pace
Sampson's Pearl
Can Star
Belle’s Reporter
Perfecta
Bergey to Speak at Sportsmen's Club Fish Fry
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Bill Bergey will be featured speaker at Sportsmen's Club fish fry tonight. He will show a film and discuss roughhouse tactics while addressing Boy Scout Troop 29. Dinner starts at 6 p.m.
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Bergey
Bill Bergey
Cincinnati Bengals
NFL
Sportsmen's Club
Boy Scout Troop 29
Pee Wee Standings Junior League Update
In the Pee Wee standings for the Junior League American Burger Chef leads with 200, Sorg Paper 101, American Savings 101, Barnitz Bank 110, Middletown Sand 020, Cohen Bros 020, National standings noted.
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Sorg Paper
American Savings
Barnitz Bank
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Sand
Cohen Bros
WLT
LeSourdsville Lake
Coca-Cola
Roberson's
Armco
Heber Jones
Moorman S&g
National Aeronca
SK Construction
McGraw
VFW
Swords Win Second Straight Over Wings in Cincinnati Garden
The Cincinnati Swords beat the Tidewater Wings 6-3 at the Cincinnati Garden to extend their win streak. Four early goals gave the Swords a 4-0 lead, with six players scoring. Steve Cuddie opened the scoring with a backhand from the blue line as Cincinnati pulled away before Wings’ two goals in the second period and last period.
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Cinccinnati Swords
Tidewater Wings
Cincinnati Garden
Swords
Wings
Steve Cuddie
Sports in Turmoil Too Irish Riots Have Their Side Effects
In Belfast Northern Ireland sport continues on a restricted scale amid unrest. Evening soccer crowds are downsized to afternoon games and several clubs have quit stadiums. Distillery and Derry face riot risks. Windsor Park hosts a lower attendance European Cup match.
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Russia
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Distillery
Derry
Grosvenor Park
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Britain
Ex Royal Bowman Cut By Buffalo
The Buffalo Braves waived veteran center Nate Bowman and rookie forward Craig Love reducing their roster to 12 ahead of the season opener. Bowman and Love were among the last cuts as the team finalizes its opening squad.
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Royal Bowman
Buffalo Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Braves
Nate Bowman
Craig Love Bowman
Love
National Basketball Association
English Horse Set For Laurel
Hill Circus owned by George A. Pope Jr. of California accepts an invitation to represent England in the Washington International at Laurel. The 3 year old filly has won three of four starts this season including the Princess Royal Stakes at Ascot. Twice Worthy, Hawthorne Gold Cup and Suburban Handicap winner, also to represent the United States with Run The Gantlet joining a field from France Ireland Italy Belgium and others.
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Begium
Duryea To Manage Nassau Coliseum
Earl Duryea will manage Nassau Coliseum when it opens for an American Basketball League game featuring the New York Nets. He signed a three year contract at 35000 dollars annually, higher than his Utah post of 22000 dollars.
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SuperSonics
Pencer Haywood
Olympic
American Basketball Association
Bob Rule
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Phoenix
NBA
ABA
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Denver
Hempstead
N.Y
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Salt Lake City
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New York Nets
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Cowboys Edge Giants Amid Sloppy Fumblefest
Dallas beat New York 20 13 as both teams combined for 11 turnovers in a televised NFL clash. Dallas fumbled seven times, Giants five, with Dallas intercepting once and Giants fumbling at multiple Dallas and Giants lines. Cowboys improve to 3 1 in the NFC East behind a relief quarterback and Duane Thomas.
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Dallas Finer
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Giants
New York
Tom Landry
Alex Webster
Washington Red‘skins
Browns Turn to Rookie for Middle Linebacker in Cincinnati
Cleveland Browns face the Bengals with rookie Rick Kingrea set to start at middle linebacker if Dale Lindsey cannot play due to a knee sprain. Kingrea, Tulane’s former tackler, would replace Lindsey in a game that could lock up the Browns’ lead in the Central Division.
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Cleveland Browns
Cincinnati
Vetean
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Pittsburgh
Nick Skorich
Dale
Lindsey
Rick Kingrea
Tulane
Kingrea
Bengals
Skorich
Baldwin Wallace College
Houston
Hayes Sees Some Good In Ohio State Injuries
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes sees a silver lining as injuries mount with six starters out for the season. Teague Fletcher Williams remain hospitalized after surgery while Hughes Graf and Hicks were sidelined in preseason practice. Hayes noted a developing phenomenon of players stepping in to fill gaps.
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Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Indiana
Merv Teague
Youngstown
Kevin Fletcher
East Orange
N.J
Shad Williams
Portsmouth
John Hughes
Kentucky Wildcats Rally Past Clemson In Opener
Kentucky coach John Ray told players not to fear the first kickoff as Doug Kotar returned the opening kickoff eight yards for a touchdown. The Wildcats then held off Clemson 13 to 10 in the season debut.
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Louisville
Kenttucky
John Ray
Clemson
Doug Kotar
Kentucky
Cowboys Pull Off Second Half Rally Against Giants
Dallas led 14 6 at halftime after Roger Staubach connected with Billy Truax. Tom Landry benched Walt Garrison and Staubach, replacing with Morton who found Bullet Bob Hayes for a 48 yard TD pass. Morton and Hayes sparked a 20 6 lead before the Giants closed with a Tarkenton TD pass to Clifton McNeil.
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Roger Staubach
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Landry
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Walt Garrison
Morton
Bob Hayes
Frank Tarkenton
Clifton McNeil
Mike Clark
Pete Gogolak
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