Ralston Silent on McClure Article Protects Player
New York AP report profiles Stanford coach John Ralston amid a harsh magazine critique by Tin McClure. Ralston declines rebuttal, citing protection of the boy, while acknowledging football as a business and defending his coaching stance and decisions.
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John Ralston
Tin McClure
Stanford
Ralston
Loox
Tim
McClure
Bill Scott
Pat Moore
Randy Pat
Dale Carnegie
Rookie Talent Makes Cousy's Job Tough One
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy faces trimming 19 players to 12 before the Oct. 12 season opener against the Hawks as a strong rookie crop tests his roster. Notables include Darrett Mengelt Shannon Bergman Catlett Williams Mathis, with veterans Archibald Green Lacey Van Lier Barr Arnzen Black Hyder Guokas also in camp.
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Royals
Cousy
Atlanta Hawks
Cincinnati
Ken Darrett
LaSalle
John Mengelt
Auburn
Ollie Shannon
Tom van Arsdale
Nate Archibald
Johnny Green
Sam Lacey
Norm van Lier
Moe Barr
Bob Arnzen
Tom Black
Greg Hyder
Matt Guokas
Chicago Bulls
Darrall Imhoff
Darrett
Keystone Journal Sealed For Little Brown Jug Entry In Delaware
Local trainer Ronnie Stokley confirms Keystone Journal will run in Thursday's Little Brown Jug at Delaware. Keystone Journal has 12 wins in 21 starts and earnings over 18 600, with Lightning Wave a former heat winner for the same stable. Stokley also fields Double Whammy in the Ohio Colt Sweepstakes and Good Bye Columbus in the Whig Standardbred Stakes as race fields are finalized.
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Middletown
Delaware
Ronnie Stokley
Double Z & P Stables
Keystone Journal
Lightning Wave
Juanita
Wolverine Raceway
Detroit
Stoklow
Double P & Z
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Good Bye
Columbus
Stokley
Scioto Downs
Stanley Dancer
Bowling Honor Roll Leads With Strong Greckart Dennis Eisele
The bowling honor roll lists top men and women scorers with series totals. Men include G Reckart 211 232 302 for 645, D Dennis 204 205 223 for 632, D Eisele 201 181 246 for 628, S Davidson 153 275 232 for 610, and others like T Hale 196 218 190 for 604. Women leaders feature M Jones 138 189 235 for 562, B Harding 181 177 186 for 544, L Henderson 175 193 176 for 544, and N Dunn 149 150 204 for 503.
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G. Reckart
D. Dennis
D. Eisele
S. Davidson
D. Creekbaum
T. Hale
D. Creech
D. Hamilton
B. Deaton
M. Jones
B. Harding
L. Henderson
M. Fisher
P. McKay
L. Johnson
N. Dunn
J. Hollon
N. Spencer
L. Larison
Franklin Pair State Champs
Franklin couple Chalmer Mullins and Naomi Mullins won state archery titles at the Ohio State Championships in Cleveland. Naomi took the Class B ladies title with 600 of 800, beating Class A rivals. Chalmer won the men's unaided heavy tackle with 620, and Bethel Abernathy of Miamisburg was the aided heavy tackle champ with 674. Over 150 archers competed. both Mullins and Abernathy belong to Shawnee Archers at Middletown Sportsmen's Club.
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Franklin
Cleveland
Chalmer Mullins
Naomi
Miamisburg
Bethel Abernathy
Mullins
Mr. Mullins
Abernathy
Middletown
Madison
Oxford
Kettering
Australian Star Declines $56,000 Pro Tennis Offer
Vince Edwards, trainer of Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong, rejected a $56,000 bid to join the United States pro tennis circuit backed by World Tennis Magazine’s Gladys Heldman. Acceptance could have triggered suspensions from the Australian and U.S. tennis bodies and barred her from Wimbledon defense and major Opens.
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Sydney
Australia
Vince Edwards
Evonne Goolagong
United States
Gladys Heldman
World Tennis Magazine
Virginia Slims
Miss Goolagong
Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
United States Lawn Tennis Association
U.S
Cavs Trim Cavaliers to Sixteen Players
KIRTLAND Ohio AP fringe players battled for a spot on the final 12 man roster as coach Bill Fitch reduced the Cavs to 16 players. Monday cuts included rookie forward Willie Terrell from Southwest Texas State and 6 foot guard James Harris a Indiana University product and former Lorain Admiral King standout. Rookie guard
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Kirtland
Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
Bill Fitch
Willie Terrell
Texas State
James
Bubbles) Harris
Indiana University
Lorain Admiral King
Esposito To Host Own TV Show For Bruins
Boston News confirms Phil Esposito will have a weekly half hour TV program on WNAC-TV during the 1971-72 season. The Boston Bruins star, who set a NHL single season record with 152 points last year, grew up in Sault Ste Marie Ontario and will begin the show on Sundays starting October 17.
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Boston
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Esposito
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Wnac-Tv
Kenwick JV Triumphs in Season Opener 26-8
Trenton Fenwick High Jayvee football team opened with a 25-8 victory over Edgewood. Falcon John Balaz scored twice, Don Murphy added a 30-yard rushing TD, and Mike Smith returned a 15-yard interception for a score.
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Trenton
Fenwick High
Jayvee
Edgewood
Falcon John Balaz
Don Murphy
Mike Smith
Falcon
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