Former Irish Have Bad Day In Pro Ranks
Former Notre Dame stars Pietrosante Izo Arrington were cut by NFL teams as Detroit Lions Boston Patriots and Giants reshaped rosters. Frederickson of the Giants suffered a torn knee ligaments ending his season.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1966
Page
13
Former Notre Dame stars Pietrosante Izo Arrington were cut by NFL teams as Detroit Lions Boston Patriots and Giants reshaped rosters. Frederickson of the Giants suffered a torn knee ligaments ending his season.
Otto Graham said the Washington Redskins expect to be in good physical condition for Sunday’s season opener against the Cleveland Browns in Washington. He noted a few injuries but anticipated normal healing and listed Paul Krause and Jim Shorter as ready in the defensive backfield.
The University of Cincinnati began preseason drills at Camp Kern in Lebanon Ohio with coach Chuck Studley announcing senior Doug Warner of Chicago will be lost due to scholastic ineligibility.
The Greene County Officials Association sponsors its second Ed Pulaski Memorial Scholarship Slo Pitch Softball Tournament in Fairborn over Sept 9-11 and 16-18. Double elimination with a $30 entry fee. Call Ray Stackhouse or Kenny Fox for details.
In Forest Hills, Billie Jean King, top seed and Wimbledon champion, denies rumors of emotional distress over umpire selection after losing to 19-year-old Kerry Melville 6-4 6-4 in the second round. Melville, unseeded, earns the upset as Davidson defeats Cliff Richey 7-5 8-6 6-1 in the men's draw.
Wilsman Trucking finishes fourth in the World Slo-Pitch Softball tournament at Parma after losses to Detroit and Long Island. Bob Harrison hits eight home runs and 14 RBIs, earning All-World first team honors as Wilsman posts an 85 24 season record while more than 70 000 fans attend the four day event.
Ashland Faultless Rubber won the East Central Regional Fast Pitch Softball Tournament and advances to the world tournament in Indianapolis September 16 to 24. In the final rounds Detroit beat Ashland 5 0 and 5 4 while Hamilton, Ohio, eliminated Flint 3 2.
Evanston Ohio's Bob Otterbacher and Cas Banazek elected co captains of Northwestern football squad in a campus announcement. Otterbacher is a line backer from Cardington with Cas Banazek sharing the captaincy duties this season.
Seattle sailor Buddy Lewis captured the North American OK Dinghy Championship in Toronto finishing Monday with two firsts across six races over the weekend securing the title.
Tom Rolfe, the 1965 champion, edged Pluck by a neck in the Aqueduct Handicap as trainer Frank Whitely Jr. and owner Raymond Guest weigh future plans. Guest is U S ambassador to Ireland and missed the race. Willie Shoemaker steered the Ribot colt over 1 1/16 miles in 1 52 2 5 as 64,738 attended Labor Day racing across 24 tracks with $28.8 million wagered.
Darel Dieringer captured the Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway driving a 1966 Mercury Comet owned by Bud Moore. The winner's payoff was 20700 dollars as Dieringer finished 41 seconds ahead of Richard Petty with Petty’s Dodge second and David Pearson third. Moore’s 66-year-old mother, Mrs. C. B. Moore, attended as a lucky charm and vowed to travel with Dieringer to future races.
Bill McCabe Jr. won the Brown's Run club championship in a 36 hole event beating Nick Encke 3 and 2 over the holiday weekend. Dr Te Martin shot 136 to win the handicap bracket by one stroke over Roger Shaffer. Ray Brown and Gary Klouman claimed the first and second flights with 138s. Walter Evans runner-up in the second flight with 139 and John Sitter 143 in the third. Low gross was Bill Thorn with 71. Bill McCabe Sr. and Jr. tied for runner-up with 73.
Lee McGee and Ann Mourouzis set a club best with a net 51 eleven under par in Forest Hills Labor Day mixed bestball. Nellie Kilburn and John Trimble followed at 57, while Mollie Adams with George Mourouzis V Kneisel with Bob Backdorf and Midge Glick with Glenn Selby tied for third at 58. McGee also shot 79 for his part of the winning score.
Indiana University shifts junior letterman Bob Russell of Mansfield Ohio to the top offensive left guard spot on the eve of the Big Ten Skywriters visit. The move sets the stage for Indiana's line ahead of the conference scouting visit.
A boastful line claims exceptional achievement for a boy his age. The remark emphasizes surprise at the young subject's capabilities and suggests admiration from the speaker.
At Latonia Race Course the card lists ten races with trotting and pacing results and payouts. Winners include Willy Tass Pat's Brat Rita Honey Meadow Mudge J. T. IC Seigh's Honor Girl Josedale Red Star Alice Marie Stone Fortune's Treasure James R. No. 13 and Forbe's Ace, with earnings shown for each finish.
Entries show pacing and trotting fields by race with horse names including Selka's Flash Sasseltassel Miss Charming Pat and Brown Ranger Miss Diamond Kelly Darn Far Lowell Leroy Ohio Paul Stormy Spring Aurora Borealis and Alvin among others listed for ten races
Lucky Turn owned by Mrs. Henry Obre of Atlantic City won River Downs' $18,925 Tri-State Handicap. Jockey Don Smith guided the mile turf race in 1:38 with payouts of 4.60 3.20 and 3. The crowd of 12,685 handled $714,979 in mutuels, near the track record.
The United States is one of 29 nations entered for the world weightlifting championships held October 16 to 23 in East Berlin, according to AP dispatch.
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