First-Time Winner Likely In Seniors Link Tourney
The Third Annual Senior Men's Golf Tournament at Brown's Run heads to a final day with Marty Pohjola leading after day one at Wildwood. Pete DeLaup, former 1969 champion, trails by five strokes while five others are within two of the lead as flight leaders prepare for Saturday's final round.
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Gophers Go Fer Streak Against Nebraska
The top ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers face a stern test from the Minnesota Gophers as a 20 game winning run in college football could be in peril this Saturday.
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Associated Press
Nebraska Cornhuskers
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Vikings IT Beefs Up Grid Force
Hamilton Vikings semi pro football hosts Indianapolis Cards at Garfield High Stadium tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Vikings added three pro free agents Charlie Rogers John Tabbs and Charlie Towns boosting roster to 3 1. over 14 Middletown area players, including QB Jim Harding. Cards beat Vikings 39 21 in opener. crowd expected 67 000 for Lincoln Memorial Stadium game features college clashes and AP poll matchups.
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Associated Press
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Fresh Split In Openers For Local Freshman Teams
The Freshman Titans beat Fairfield 22 12 as Pat Hurley powered in three touchdowns with 43 43 and 34 yard runs. Bruce Hessel and Dave Hamilton added point conversions. Barnitz Stadium saw Dayton Jefferson’s Trojans fall 6 0 to Bronco frosh.
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Bruce Hessel
Dave Hamilton
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Dayton Jefferson
Barnitz Stadium
World Senior Amateur Golf Championship Cancelled in Japan
The third World Senior Amateur Golf championship set for October 2023 in Japan is canceled due to the ongoing international monetary crisis, as announced by the Japan Amateur Golf Association.
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Japan
Japan Amateur Golf Association
Scott Condon Wins Forest Hills Tee To Green Tourney
Mrs. Thomas Scott won the 18 hole division with a 45 and Mrs. Virgil Condon captured the nine hole field with a 30 in the Forest Hills Tee To Green Tournament held yesterday. Flight results list Mrs. Charles Leasure 66 gross, Mrs. Paul Ruth 66 net in 18 holes, and Flight B winner Mrs. Otto Long 103 gross with 68 net by Mrs. William Meehan. Closest to pin prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Moore No 3 and Mrs George Riouff No 9.
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Virgil Condon
Forest Hills
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Flight B. Gross
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William Meehan
Raymond Moore
George Riouff
Ladies Share Top BR Round at Brown's Run
Mrs James Snyder and Mrs Vic Carpenter led ladies day at Brown's Run with 18 hole totals of 93 for both. Championship flight gross 93 by Vic Carpenter, net 80 by Mrs James Shull. First flight gross 99 by D M Yost, net 80 by Mrs William Barnes. Second flight gross 110 by Mrs John Gibbs, net 80 by Mrs Donald Osborne. Third flight gross 118 by Mrs Walter Evans, net 86 by Mrs Paul Smith. Championship flight holes gross 62 by Mrs Allen Johnson, net 48 by Mrs Paul Long. First flight gross 69 shared by Mrs Paul Pardenner and Mrs Tony Tenore, net 44 by Mrs James Wallace.
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Walter Evans
Paul Smith
Allen Johnson
Paul Long
Paul Pardenner
Tony Tenore
James Wallace
Bowling Honor Roll And Boxing Results From Thursday
Bowling scores list top men and women with multiple game totals. In boxing, Chuck Wepner beat Jesse Crown in North Bergen, and Eddie Owens outpointed John Freitas in Portland, Maine.
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North Bergen
Chuck Wepner
Bayonne
N.J
Jesse Crown
Portland
Maine
Eddie “Red Top” Owens
Springfield
Mass
John Freitas
Swansea
Bengals Use Five Runners At Two Back Spots
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown says the Bengals will rotate four veterans and one rookie at running back this season. The group includes Jess Phillips, Paul Robinson, Essex Johnson, Doug Dressler, and rookie Fred Willis, all capable of interchangeable duties. Phillips led last season with 648 yards on 163 carries and is expected to see the most action, while Robinson has 622 yards on 149 rushes from the 1970 campaign. Willis starred at Boston College with 1 007 yards on 223 attempts in 1970.
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Boston College
Redskins look to rebound as Miami meets Xavier in opener
Miami Redskins face Xavier Musketeers in a tense opener as quarterback Steve Showalter passes 17 times for 96 yards and tailback Bob Hitchens runs for 115. Dayton hosts Southern Illinois while UC hosts Kent State after a rough 16-3 loss to Dayton.
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Tim Quinn
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Red China At Center Of Olympic Debate In Luxembourg
The IOC closes its 71st session with one major issue left. Reginald Alexander proposes a special mission to Peking to gauge Chinese sports leaders on Olympic membership, while China insists Taiwan's Nationalist government must remain a member before recognition.
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Taiwan
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Keglers’ Goal Is Too Heavy for Morris Bowlers
The Pizza Place Packers, a Morris bowling team, weighs 1249 pounds with five members averaging 284 pounds. Their aim is for each to bowl his weight in every game, while the two over 300 pounds players are asked to stay near their weight.
Driver Haughton Undergoes Kidney Stone Surgery
SYOSSET N Y AP Billy Haughton harness racing's top driver with 3414 career victories and over 16 million in purses has had successful kidney stone removal surgery at Syosset Hospital. He entered the hospital last Sunday and was released on Thursday.
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Markel Enters Dayton Motorcycle Classic Night Lineup
Troy Special Bart y Markel, America's top motorcycle racer, files an entry for Saturdays Dayton Motorcycle Club Classic at the Miami County Fairgrounds. The 36 year old Flint Michigan toolmaker has 28 dirt national titles and recently broke Joey Leonard's record on June 27 in Columbus. About 100 top riders enter. gates open for 4 p.m. warmups, 6 p.m. time trials, and 8:30 p.m. first heat.
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Barty Markel
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Dayton
Metro Race At K-K Oval Showdown At Kil Kare Speedway
Xenia hosts the Metropolitan Championship for late models and hobby stocks at Kil Kare Speedway. Purse totals include 3875 dollars with 600 to the Slap late model feature winner and 180 to the top hobby stock finisher. Time trials begin at 7 p.m. races start at 8 30.
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Kil Kare
Fenwick Frosh Rally Past Edgewood On 85 Yard Kickoff
Fenwick High freshmen defeated Edgewood frosh 146 as Mickey Roberts returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a score. Edgewood’s Steve Lucas added the lone TD with a 2 yard run in the third quarter.
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Nicklaus Sees Singles To Boost Ryder Cup Hopes
In St Louis on Old Warson Course Ryder Cup action resumes with four ball play as Britain opens with a 3 1 lead. Jack Nicklaus says Americans excel in singles and hints their best is saved for the final day after a turbulent morning. The Americans trail 4-3 after Nicklaus and Snead win to narrow the gap.
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Harry Bannerman
Bernard Gallacher
Arnold Palmer
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J.C. Snead
Football drop forces schedule changes in Ohio colleges
In Columbus Ohio AP report Lake Forest College in Minnesota plans to drop football this season prompting Oberlin to shift a game to Findlay next Saturday and Kenyon to host Carnegie Mellon in place of Lake Forest on October 9.
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Minois
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Findlay
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