Dayton Team Wins 21st Annual National Industrial Trapshoot
Dayton's Gem City harp shooters won the 21st National Industrial Trapshoot at the Sportsmen's Club breaking 241 of 250 to top 162 teams. Kenny Colon of Inland Manufacturing won high gun after a shootoff with 17 shooters hitting 50 straight. Colm claimed the big trophy with a 50 straight in the shootoff. Delco Moraine placed high with No 2 squad at 238, while Cincinnati and Rand McNally also posted strong showings in Dayton Ohio.
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Delco Moraine No. 3
Dayton
Gem City
Armco Steel
Delco- Moraine
Kenny Colon
Inland Manufacturing
Colm
Jack Phipps
Rand McNally
Versailles
Bill Ogden
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Toledo
Marion
Ditmer
Delco Moraine
Cincinnati, Int
Daytonians
Bengals Still Shaky At QB
Cincinnati prepares for the NFL opener against the Oakland Raiders with Sam Wyche and Virgil Carter as the likely quarterbacks. Greg Cook is sidelined with a ulder injury. Brown praised Carter after a 31 14 loss to the Detroit Lions in the final exhibition game.
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George Strode
Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Bengals
Oakland Raiders
Sam Wyche
Virgil Carter
Greg Cook
Brown
Bengals
Detroit Lions
Carter
Buffalo Bills
Leagues Top Hitters and Pitchers From 1969 Seasons
National League leader highlights include Rose with 195 hits and Bench 44 home runs for Cincinnati while Simson leads with 143 decisions and 3.02 era. American League stars feature Yastrzemski with 324 batting average and F Howard 42 home runs for Washington.
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Boston
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California
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Minnesota
F. Howard
Washington
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Oliva
Cardenas
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Milwaukee
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Otis
Kansas City
Intrepid Favored In America Cup Upset Battle
Newport RI AP The oldest sailing series resumes with Intrepid favored to win the best of seven against Gretel II. Analysts cite design, crew, and tactics as key while Sir Frank Packer doubts Gretel II's chances. Gretel II faces questions about influence from designer Alan Payne and Charles Chance Jr. on the rival boats.
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Gretel 1
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Valiant
Olin Stephens
Australia
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Stephens
Signer
Gretel II
Alan Payne
Gretel
Weatherly
Gretel I
France
Chancegger
Chance
Schmidt Wins Blue Mountain Open in Wind Gap Bowling
Curt Schmidt of Fort Wayne Indiana rolled a 203 188 victory securing first place in the $32 000 Blue Mountain Open. He collected 12 wins in 16 matches Sunday and earned eligibility for next year’s $100 000 PBA Championship. His tournament pinfall reached 9 037 with 8 437 actual and a 211 average over 40 games.
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Curt ‘Schmidt
Ft. Wayne
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Schmidt
Dean Ends McLaren Win Streak at Road Atlanta
Tony Dean 38, Briton, drove a Porsche Spyder 908 to victory at Road Atlanta in a Can-Am race, ending McLaren’s 19-race win streak and taking $1,640 of a $61,500 purse. Al Unser dominated Indy car action at Indianapolis with his seventh win, boosting to a 2,100-point lead in the USAC title chase. Foyt, Unser, and session finishers trailed in a high-speed weekend showdown.
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al Unser
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White-Fening Capture Best Ball Title at Brown's Run
Bob White and Dr. Cliff Fen ing teamed for a 57 to win yesterday's two-man best ball tournament at Brown's Run Country Club by four strokes. W. Johnson and B. Weatherwax Jr. finished second with 61, while J. Wikoff and R. Fletcher tied with Becker and Hobbs for third with 62.
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R. Slagle
M. Miller
G. Risner
R. Leasure
Ladies Day: “That isn’t necessary any longer Miss Tyro”
A brief exchange shows Miss Tyro being told that a previously required gesture or action is no longer needed. The line captures a social interaction emphasizing evolving norms.
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Miss Tyro
Rosewall doubts future of tennis grand slam
Ken Rosewall, fresh U S Open champion at 35, says the grand slam may not be duplicated amid big money and pressure. He notes Rod Laver, Dennis Ralston, and others, cites Rod Laver's two grand slams, and hints that a single player winning all four majors again is unlikely.
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Rod Laver
Dennis Ralston
Rod
John Newcombe
Rosewall
U.S
Woman player aims to match four major crowns from 1953 era
Billie Jean King, recovering from knee surgery, doubts a woman can repeat a historic feat once held by Maure en Connolly who won four major crowns in 1953. She hopes to return next season and thwart Margaret’s easy repeat.
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Billie Jean King
Margaret
Snead Wins Third World Senior Championship
Sam Snead, at 54, overcoming a four-hole deficit at halfway, rallied to tie then win the 36-hole match against Max Faulkner and push the United States lead to 14-3 over Great Britain in the senior world championship series at Ride-A-Wee Golf Club Portsmouth.
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Sam Snead
United States
Great Britain
Snead
Max Faulkner
Fort Ancient Valley Conference Upset History Noted
Clinton Massie and Little Miami are the only teams to beat Mason in Fort Ancient Valley Conference grid play since 1965, marking a rare accomplishment in the league's long history.
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Little Miami
Mason
Fort Ancient
Falcons to play Missouri in Busch Stadium
Air Force Academy football will travel across the country for a first visit to St. Louis to face Missouri on September 26 at Busch Stadium marking a rare intercity matchup on a neutral or nontraditional site.
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Falcons
St. Louis
Missouri
Busch Stadium
Namath Sharps Jets Rally Past Cowboys in Cotton Bowl
Joe Namath, late to training camp, led the New York Jets to a 29-21 exhibition win over the Dallas Cowboys at the Cotton Bowl. Namath hit 16 of 21 for 251 yards and two TDs, connecting with Richard Caster for 73 yards on a key scoring drive. Staubach added a late TD pass as Dallas narrowed the gap. Houston Oilers beat the Philadelphia Eagles 26-7 in the other pre season game.
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Associated Press
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Richard Caster
Roger Staubach
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