Olin-Mathieson 241 Ties National Trapshoot Record
Olin-Mathieson squad from East Alton Ill tied the 241 total mark set in 1966 by Inland Manufacturing of Dayton at the 19th Annual National Industrial Trapshoot sponsored by Armco. Douglas E Dawn of Cincinnati Shaper Co won high gun after three shootoffs.
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Olin-Mathieson
East Alton
Ill
Armco Asociation
Itilimate Chaataan
Uway Olivaleis PU
Inland Manufacturing
Dayton
Anger
Clyde Miller
Miller
Olin Mathieson
Douglas E. Dawn
Cincinnati Shaper Co
Armco No. 1
Larry Trent
Arnold Smith
Holly Cox
Jim Ingram
Ralph Dimyer
Carrier Air - Conditioning
Syracuse
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Nile Farms
Dawn
Armco Association
Middies Stage Parents Night at Wade E Miller Gym
Middletown High football coach Jack Gordon announced the first weekly Parents Night will be held tonight at 7 30 p m in Wade E Miller Gym. The event is open to players parents and other adult fans and will feature films of the Middletown victory over Cincinnati Courier Tech from last Friday's opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High
Jack Gordon
Wade E. Miller
Gordon
Cincinnati Courier Tech
Petty Captures Capital City 300 With Dominant Run
Richard Petty, from Level Cross North Carolina, won the Capital City 300 at Richmond Virginia after leading 216 laps. He earned 2200 dollars for the victory while Da vid Pearson finished second with Cale Yarbrough third.
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Richmond
Richard Petty
Capital City
Plymouth
Level Cross
N.C. Banks
P.T
Ford
David Pearson
Petty
Spartanburg
S.C
S.C., Drivver
State Fairgrounds
Pearson
Cale Yarbrough
Timmonsville
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Buddy Barker
Charlotte
Parsons Takes Dayton 500 Victory At Dayton Speedway
Benny Parsons of Detroit led 170 laps and won the 250 mile Dayton 500 at Dayton Speedway in 3 hours 11 minutes 32 seconds. Bobby Watson of Louisville finished second five laps back with Iggy Katona of Willis third and Parsons tops ARC A ratings with 2680 points.
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Dayton
Ohio
Benny Parsons
Detroit
Dayton Speedway
A.R.C.A
Bobby Watson
Louisville
Parsons
Iggy Katona
Willis, Mich
54 Total Wins At Brown's Run
Calvin Lloyd and Dan Hobbs paired with their spouses to win Autumn Mixed Best Ball Foursome at Brown's Run Country Club by one stroke. Close behind were Jim Shull and David Driscoll with partners, while W. A. Danner and John Winger tied for second with two other couples.
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Calvin Lloyd
Dan Hobbs
Brown's Run Country Club
Jim Shull
David Driscoll
W. A. Danner
John Winger
Claude Jones
Vic Carpenter
Hulme Still Hopes To Claim World Driving Title
Denis Hulme of New Zealand, 32, denied retirement talk by aiming to win the world drivers championship again. He led a Monza Grand Prix of Italy victory that left him fourth in points while rivals Hill Surtees Amon Andretti Unser faced DNF issues and race restrictions.
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Monza
Italy
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Graham Hill
Hill
Britain
John Surtees
Chris Amon
Amon
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
Indianapolis
Ind
Monroe Staff At Lions Club Night Guests At Congress Inn
Gene Rice and the Monroe High coaching staff will be guests of the Monroe Lions Club at 6 30 p m tonight at the Congress Inn. Rice’s Hornets beat Ross Township 24 0 and will show film from that game and review reports on Day n Silvers, Monroe’s Friday opponent.
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Gene Rice
Monroe High
Monroe Lions
Congress Inn
Rice
Ross Township
Silvers
Monroe
Dayton considers cutting night football after stadium shooting
Dayton High School officials weigh switching to daylight games after a shooting at a Dunbar-Roth football clash halted play with 12 minutes left. Director Bill Marquardt said crowd disorder endangered students and proposed options include tighter ticket controls and possibly daylight games.
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Dunbar-Roth
Bill Marquardt
Welcome Stadium
Marquardt
Lamonica Spurs Raiders to another title bid
Oakland coach John Rauch credits quarterback Lamonica with a standout 1967 season and leadership that boosted the Raiders. Lamonica, AFL Player of the Year, threw 30 TD passes and led a mature, experienced roster aiming to repeat despite a long route back to the Super Bowl.
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Oakland
Oakland Raiders
Houston
Raider
John Rauch
Rauch
Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Buffalo
Lamonica
Clem Daniels
Hewritt Dixon
Pete Banaszak
Daniels
Larry Todd
Jim Otto
Wayne Hawkins
Gene Upshaw
Bob Svihus
Harry Schuh
Billy Cannon
Fred Biletnikoff
Bill Miller
Warren Wells
Mike Eischeid
AFL
George Blanda
Green Bay
Ashe and Okker Clash In U S Open Final
Arthur Ashe and Tom Okker reached the men's singles final with Ashe powering through Graebner and Okker ousting Rosewall in a dramatic semifinal. The big serve versus speed and finesse defined a championship clash as Wade dethroned King in the women's final.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Court Wizards
Arthur Ashe
U.S. Army
Highland Falls
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Ashe
Pancho Gonzales
Okker
Jack Kramer
Arthur
Graebner
CBS
Gardner Injured In Gold Cup High Speed Duel
Detroit AP report says Lt. Col. Warner Gardner suffered critical injuries when his 30‑foot speed boat disintegrated after becoming airborne in the Gold Cup race on the Detroit River. Rival Bill Schumacher assisted before a Coast Guard helicopter evacuated Gardner. Schumacher then won the rescheduled final heat to retain the Gold Cup.
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Detroit
Warner Gardner
Air Force
Gardner
Bay City
Mich
Bill Schumacher
Seattle
Coast Guard
Schumacher
Hoosier Kegler Caps Close One
Don Johnson of Kokomo Indiana won the Portsmouth Norfolk PBA Open for 32000 dollars with a 40 game duel decided four frames from the finish. Johnson earned 3000 and a 215 average edging Jimmy Certain of Huntsville Alabama while Dick Weber of St Louis placed fourth with 1200 dollars. Skee Foremsky of El Paso Texas finished third for 1400.
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Portsmouth
Don Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
Johnson
Jimmy Certain
Huntsville
Ala
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Skee Foremsky
el Paso
Tex
Weekend Fights Reported by AP From Johannesburg to Buenos Aires
The Associated Press notes Patrick Toweel of South Africa defeating Willie Ludick in Johannesburg. In Buenos Aires Oscar Bonavena from Argentina outpoints Leotis Martin, Toledo, Ohio, in a listed boxing card.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Patrick Toweel
Willie Ludick
Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Leotis Martin
Toledo
Ohio
No Trouble Predicted At Mexico City Olympics
The U S Olympic Committee says no revolutionary action by Negro athletes is expected at the Mexico City Games next month. It met to choose Los Angeles over San Francisco to bid for 1976 and discussed protests such as wearing black armbands or refusals to ascend the victory stand.
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Chicago
Olympic Committee
Mexico City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
U.S
International Olympic Committee
Amsterdam
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Armco
Ed Haulk
Allison
General Motors
Paul Rader
National Automatic Tool Co
Richard Cooper
Montsano
Miamisburg
Val Kozlowski
Delco- Moraine No. 1
Kozlowski
Paul Heistand
Hillsboro
Haulk
Haulick
Rader
Cooper
Jeremy Oune
Sherry Patty
Lee Marvin
Midderoer
Mies
Harry
George C. Scott
Julie Christie
Petulia
TP Corte
Fou
Prudences
Pit A
Vahn
Harper
de Lusus
Dixie Cruise
Exelle, O
Marvin
Nevada Smith
Dayton Victor
Hulme
Pebbles Rosie Val
N.Y. Daily News
Steve McQueen
Argyle-Solar Productions
Panavision
Sandra Dee
Ross Hunter
Universal
Godba
Ba Prone
AI Woh A Hyn As
Kemper Rd
I-75
Sharon Rd
Mosteller Rd
Robert Walker
Payela
Burt Lancaster Scalphunters
Alan Maver
Lanpry
Parks Twe
ME Houp
NEW York Giants
NFL
We Jme
Dai Maver
Theayton High School Athletic Board of Control
Dave Grayson
Warren Powers
Tom Keating
Carleton Oats
Ben Davidson
Isaac Lassiter
Dan Birdwell
Bill Lasky
Gus Otto
Dan Conners
Kent McCloughan
Willie Brown
Howie Williams
Rodger Bird
Will Grimsley
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
Virginia Wade
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Rod Laver
Tony Roche
Mrs. King
Ashe and
United States
Hoosier Kegler
Middletown
Michael T. Kenney
Franklin
Main St
Donald E. Reed
Michelin
Michelin Tire Corporation
N. Verity
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