Armco Trap Team Wins National Championship
Armco No. 1 captured the team title in the National Industrial Trapshoot held at the Sportsmen's Club. Arnold Smith Jim Walker Larry Trent and Bob Fugate led Armco to a 240 to 239 victory over defending champions General Motors Assembly Division of Norwood. Remington Arms Bridgeport finished third after a shootoff with Youngstown Sheet & Tube. J C Atwood of Cincinnati won high gun with 25 23 in the shootoff, while Linda Walker of Middletown topped the women’s division with 44. The 29th annual meet drew 682 shooters across 143 squads amid a smaller turnout than last year.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Xenia
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Sportsmen’s Club
Armco
Evansville
Ranked teams struggle early in college football season
Joe Paterno and John Robinson warned that top teams Penn State and Southern California look far from national title contenders after a mixed opening weekend. Notre Dame’s loss to Missouri contrasted with strong showings by Missouri coach Warren Powers and others as the season began with several upsets and standout performances.
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John Robinson
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Nittany
Lions
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Robinson
Trojans
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Thomas
Lott
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Bobby Kimball
Irish
Mississippi
South Bend
Warren Powers
Washington State
Texas A&m
Kansas
Florida State
Syracuse
Iowa State
Rice
Matt Bahr
Chuck Fusina
Scott Fitzkee
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Nittany Lions
Brewers win Sim Johnson Memorial Softball Tournament title
Brewers from Brewers Gin Mill came out of the loser's bracket to defeat Middletown Dental Group 12-3 and 14-11 at Goldman Park, capturing the Southwestern Umpires event. They led the final game from start to finish and tallied six runs on six hits in the sixth inning.
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Southwestern
Sim Johnson
Goldman Park
Brewers
Open draws record crowd at new home
The first U S Open at the National Tennis Center set a record attendance of 275,300 for 21 sessions with 18,082 for the Sunday final. The event surpassed the West Side Tennis Club measures, as the new stadium seats over 19,000 and the prior single-session high of 12,644 was eclipsed 12 times.
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U.S Tennis Association
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Stan Smith
Billie Jean King
Navratilova
Betty Steve
Frew McMillan
West Side Tennis Club
Passers and Wings Lead Sunday Soccer Results
Passers boys beat Donn's 4 to 0 and girls won 2 to 0 over Pink Panthers. Wings boys defeated McFarland Coast 3. Wings girls DeBusk Const 3 over Northway Lions Club 4. Strikers boys Mecca 2 over Gryparis Const. Park N Save 3. Citizens Savings 0 Monroe Lions 5. Union 162. Kickers girls Floorcraft 4 Mighty Molars 0.
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NFL results and track note from Belmont Park
NFL results list Saturday games across multiple matchups including Detroit versus Tampa Bay Green Bay over New Orleans Dallas over New York Giants over Washington Philadelphia over Pittsburgh Seattle at New England St Louis at Cleveland Cincinnati OT Houston over Kansas City Los Angeles over Atlanta Oakland over San Diego Chicago over San Francisco Miami over Baltimore New York Jets over Buffalo Monday features Denver at Minnesota Belmont Park on Long Island near Times Square notes the track size as the largest in the US
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Tampa Bay
Green Bay
New Orleans
Dallas
New York Giants
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Seattle
New England
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Oakland
San Diego
Chicago
San Francisco
Miami
Baltimore
New York Jets
Buffalo
Belmont Park
Long Island
New York
Times Square
Andretti Clinches World F1 Title Amid Monza Tragedy
Mario Andretti finally secured the world Formula One crown after a dramatic Monza race that featured a fatal crash involving Lotus teammate Ronnie Peterson. Despite finishing the Italian Grand Prix with what seemed a win, a two hour 45 minute delay and an early-start penalty handed victory to Nicki Lauda. Peterson underwent multiple surgeries but his condition worsened. Andretti, born in Italy, celebrated a title won in his homeland.
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Italy
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Andretti
Lotus
Ronnie Peterson
Peterson
James Hunt
Nicki Lauda
Austria
Good Motor wins Ohio Pacing Classic wire to wire
Good Motor scores a wire to wire victory in the $130,000 Ohio Pacing Classic for 2 year old colt pacers at Raceway Park Toledo. The triumph earns $65,000 for owners Howard Guggenheim and Dominic Durastant and marks an eighth win in 15 starts. Gerry Bookmyer drives the colt to a 1 length win in 2014 5. Charamar Wobegon finishes second with $7 payout and Sids Time is third. Crowd of 4,876 bets $376,522 including a record $48,704 on the feature race, Midwest’s richest of its kind.
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Toledo, Ohio
Good Motor
Raceway Park
Howard Guggenheimn
Pepper Pike
Dominic Durastant
Aurora
Gerry Bookmyer
Charamar Wobegon
Midwest
Local golf results at Browns Run championship flight details
Golf results from Browns Run show multiple flights with players and scores. Notables include Dr H Ferguson and Larry Hayes tied for top in the 0.12 handicap flight, Dick Singie leading the 13-18 handicap group, and Fall Armco Women’s Championship with Helen Shiverdecker posting low gross 74 and Sharon Moho low net 54 amid a list of side contests for longest drive and closest to pin.
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Dr. H Ferguson
Larry Hayes
Ted Fugate
Dick Singie
CG Kramer
Pete McGee
Paul Wild
Ray Brown
George Brecht
Bob Fleether
Bill Parnell
Armco
Helen Shiverdecker
Marge Kennedy
Sharon Moho
Ind
Mary Motter
Carla Miller
Francis Conrad
Charlene Spencer
Jane Stephenson
Kathy Marr
Linda Moore
Marsha Morrison
Connors Beats Borg For US Open Men's Title In New York
Jimmy Connors defeats Bjorn Borg 6 4 6 2 6 2 to end Borgs Grand Slam bid and claim his third US Open crown. Pam Shriver falters as Chris Evert wins the womens final 7 5 6 4 before a record crowd of 19537.
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Bjorn Borg
Pam Shriver
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
Connors
Borg
Evert
Shriver
Don Budge
Rod Laver
Jean Gfooter
McDonough High School
Lutherville
Pate wins Southern Open in comeback repeat
Jerry Pate repeated as Southern Open champion at Green Island Country Club with a final 269 total 11 under par. Phil Hancock surged with a 64 but settled runner up as rookie Jim Nelford and Don January tied for third at 273. Cadle Rocky Thompson led earlier rounds but finished 276 earning over 3000 dollars.
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Columbus
Jerry Pate
Tom Watson
Pate
Green Island Country Club
Phil Hancock
Hancock
Jim Nelford
Don January Nelford
January Ae
Chi Chivez
George Medieneriguez
Cadle
Whitworth captures 80th tour title at Denver Open
Kathy Whitworth fired a 5-under 67 to win the National Jewish Hospital Open at Green Gables CC. She earned $9,000 for a 211 total, three strokes ahead of Pat Bradley, Gloria Ehret, and Jo Ann Washam. Bradley faltered with a disastrous double bogey at 7 while Whitworth birdied 14 and 16 to seal the victory.
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Denver
Lightning
Kathy Whitworth
Whitworth
Green Gables Country Club
Pat Bradley
Bradley
Gloria Ehret
Jo Ann Washam
Hollis Stacy
Sandra Post
Jan Stephenson
Mickey Wright
Roberts wins Formula 750 race at Langua Seca Raceway
World champion Kenny Roberts of Modesto clinched both 62.7 mile heats and a clear victory in the Formula 750 International Class at Langua Seca Raceway. The 26 year old became the first American to win the prestigious World Championships in Europe, earning about $9,000.
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Monterey
Kenny Roberts
Modesto
Langua Seca Raceway
Roberts
Europe
Metzger Back for Seniors at Ohio Golf Championship
Cincinnati’s Joe Metzger, 1977 victor and Deer Park CC member, headlines a field of nearly 300 for the Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament. The two day medal play event spans Salem Golf Club and Alliance Country Club with former champions Henry Ziegenthaler Byron Jilek Dan Carmichael and John Bishop among entrants. Metzger won last year with 72 78 150 one stroke ahead of Al Whaling and Frank Bellino.
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Omo
Joe Metzger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Salem
Alliance
Henry Ziegenthaler
Dayton
Byron Jilek
Worthington
Dan Carmichael
John Bishop
Metzger
Deer Park Country Club
al Whaling
Dublin
Frank Bellino
Youngstown
Salem Golf Club
Alliance Country Club
Ball State sets MAC scoring mark with 66 vs Cal Poly Pomona
Ball State tallied 66 points against Cal Poly Pomona, the highest single game scoring by a Mid-American Conference football team during the 1977 season, highlighting a record offensive performance.
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Ball State
Cal Poly-Pomona
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