UCLA Holds Slim Edge In Busy Weekend Of Games
UCLA and quarterback Gary Beban are slight four point favorites over Tennessee in Los Angeles. Texas A&M is a 10 point pick over SMU in College Station. Southern Cal is a six point choice over Washington State in LA with Colorado favored by nine over Baylor at Boulder. Other games include Nebraska at Washington and Oregon State versus Stanford with various small margins.
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Ohio College Standouts Ready To Start Season
Ohio's college teams bring back two dozen standout players from last year across the MAC and Ohio conferences. Key backs and receivers return for Ohio State and others including Tony Jackson at Cincinnati and Don Fitzgerald at Kent State, with top passers and ends also continuing to shine for multiple clubs.
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Surprise Horses Lead Royal Grass Court Weekend
Handsome Boy tops a field of nine U S and one French entrant in the United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City. He carries 123 pounds in the Michigan Mile and One-Eighth at Detroit, while other stakes features include the Beldame at Aqueduct and the Golden Red Stakes at Churchill Downs with top contenders such as Straight Deal Gamely Sweet Foy Politely Pretense and Fort Marcy among the notable runners.
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Crouch's 93 Tops In Field At Ladies' Day
Mrs Elmoe Crouch fired a 93 to win low gross for the field on Brown's Run Country Club ladies day. In first flight 18 holes tied for low net at 76 were Mrs Morris Smith and Mrs Claude Jones. Second flight saw Mrs C G Kramer with a best ever 99 for low gross while Mrs John Gibbs net 75. Third flight winner Mrs Lars Larson 112 low gross and Mrs Paul Smith net 75. Best nine hole group: Donnelly 58 low gross and Schaefer 34 low net. Prizes for longest drives went to Mrs Robert Eaton and Mrs Donnelly.
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Matte First Brickels Award Winner at Miami University
Bruce Matte of Cleveland received the first John L Brickels award as Miami University outstanding athlete for 1966 67. Matte was a 1967 graduate and star quarterback who helped the Redskins share two MAC championships. He also pitched in college baseball with an ERA of 0.56 in 32 innings.
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Fenwick Tops Hornet Runners In Season Opener
Fenwick opened its cross country season with a 25 to 32 win over Monroe Hornets. Tom Johnson led Monroe with an 8:50, followed by Fenwick runners Joe Schramm 9:00 and Kevin Lawson 9:19 as Fenwick claimed six of the nine top spots.
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Purple Harriers End Two Year Drought With Win
Hamilton Middletown High cross country team broke a two year winless streak by defeating Hamilton Taft 25-30. Individual times featured Clay Hunter 11 54 Ken Soward 11 59 Glen Estridge 12 02 Bruce Sant 12 09 Steve Fenton 12 12 Klaus Hellmich 12 14 Rod McCormick 12 25 Ted Miller 12 33 Mike Reffitt 13 09.
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Bowling Honor Roll Names and High Series Scores
Bowling honors list features Stein, Smith, Aleman, Soule, Dennis JD, Fugett, Lakes, Laurens, Martin, Davis, Busby, Dysart, Griffin, Frith, Canady, Hamilton, Crawford, Longman, Morningstar, Taylor, Miller, Conrad, Mercer, Stiles, Fisher, Stallsmith. Series totals include multiple 3 or 4 game scores such as 246 179 201 626 and 224 188 211 623 among others.
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Randle Traded from Cardinals to 49ers for Draft Pick
Split end Sonny Randle, eight-year NFL veteran with the St. Louis Cardinals, was traded to the San Francisco 49ers for a high draft choice on Thursday.
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Devlin Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic With 65
Bruce Devlin shot a seven under par 65 to take a two stroke lead in the first round at Whitemarsh Valley. Lou Graham and Bill Collins were two behind after posting 67. Arnold Palmer and defending champion Don January also competed, with January withdrawing due to fatigue.
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Mildenberger Targets Bonavena In World Heavyweight Elimination
Karl Mildenberger favored 4-1 to defeat Oscar Bonavena in a 12 round world heavyweight elimination bout in Frankfurt on Saturday. The winner advances to the semifinals of a championship tourney. Bonavena vows a sixth round KO. Semifinalists include Jimmy Ellis and Thad Spencer. Patterson Quarry set for Oct. 28 in Los Angeles.
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