Middies Edge Lima In Close GOL Battle 37 21
Middletown High's Jock Gordon and Lima's Al Scrivner led a tight game that swung like a pro contest. The Middies defeated Lima 37 21 before 5000 at Barnitz Stadium with strong defense and multiple scoring plays including a field goal and a blocked punt recovery for a touchdown.
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Parker Re elected Knothole Club Officers
Fohart Porter was re elected president at the annual banquet last Thursday. Jack Begley was elected vice president and Fd Neu secretary. Harold Agee was re elected treasurer.
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Terrell Stops Wallitsch In Chicago Bout
St Louis promoter reports Ernie Terrell of Chicago 202 pounds stopped Henry Wallitsch of New York 194 pounds in six rounds.
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Snell Tops Gilchrist in AFL Run Duel
The Buffalo Bills pace the AFL with Cookie Gilchrist facing rookie Matt Snell as they meet tonight in an Eastern Division clash. Snell leads the AFL with 490 rushing yards while Gilchrist has 455. Also on Sunday San Diego visits Houston and Denver travels to Oakland. Boston stays in second with a 5 1 1 after a 24 7 win over Kansas City.
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Hecker Named to Bowling Green Hall of Fame
Miami University assistant football coach Jack Hecker is one of six former Bowling Green athletes inducted into the Bowling Green Athletic Hall of Fame. Hecker earned All-Ohio and All-MMAC honors and was a Little All-American end in 1954 and 1955.
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United States Regains Prestige at Tokyo Olympics
The 18th Olympiad closed in Tokyo with Germany winning the team title and Jonquieres d Oriola of France taking the individual crown. The United States led in gold medals with 90, while the Soviet Union had the most medals overall at 103, and the games celebrated a return to athletic prominence for the U.S. and a cooling of Soviet dominance.
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Olympic chief would abolish victory ceremonies
IOC president Avery Brundage urged ending national flags and anthems at medal ceremonies to curb nationalism. He proposed an Olympic song instead and criticized team sport inclusion while noting Germany and Korea situations and Japan’s hosting success.
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Indiana overcomes Miami in Big Ten thriller Friday night
Indiana Huskers pull off a 28-14 comeback win at nightfall over Miami Hurricanes after a tight first three quarters. Rick Badar throws two TDs to Bill Malinchak and Tom Nowatzke scores late as Indiana improves in a weekend packed with conference race implications.
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Clerk Hits TD For 2nd Time At Yonkers Raceway
Ernest Dahlman Jr. of Patchogue N Y, a 21 year old deli clerk, won a second time at Yonkers Raceway. He previously banked 171 084 60 on a Twin Double with his father and then followed with 899 60 payoff on the same night. He had six winning tickets on the 3 6 2 3 combo.
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