Michigan State maintains lead in AP grid poll
Michigan State holds first with 367 points and 22 first place votes, UCLA second with 332 points, Alabama third, Notre Dame fourth, and Southern California fifth as week of Sept. 24 results shape the top ten. Nebraska and Arkansas follow, with Michigan eighth, Georgia Tech ninth, and Tennessee tenth.
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Lions trade talk as Joe Don Looney sits out
DETROIT AP The Detroit Lions placed running back Joe Don Looney on the trading block after suspending him for refusing to carry a play. No takers emerged as talks continued with a few clubs. Looney remains suspended and out of practice.
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Nagle’s Blowup Tied to Wife Health News
San Francisco AP says Kel Nagle, runner up in the 1965 U S Open, finished at 298 after rounds with his wife back in Australia suffering high blood pressure. He stood six behind after two rounds, then shot 81 and 74 to earn $870.
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Collins Praises Pat Fischer After Cards Victory
Gary Collins thanked Pat Fischer for sticking close during the Browns 34 28 loss to the Cardinals. Fischer injured his knee ligaments and will miss six to seven weeks while Collins nurses a rib injury and eyes the Giants game. Browns coach Blanton Collier considers replacing Walter Beach with a healthy defensive back and contemplates lineup changes.
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Jets Lead In Five Out Of Six States
New York Jets coach Weeb Ewbank enjoys the best of all worlds as the team tops five of six AFL categories in offense and defense. Joe Namath passes for 232.3 yards per game, Jim Nance leads rushing with 139.7 yards per game, and the Jets total offense averages 357.3 yards. Defensively New York allows 66 yards on the ground and 100.7 through the air per game, with the Jets holding the top total defense at 166.7 yards per game.
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Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries First Nine Races
Results list from Lebanon Raceway includes winners in each race with payouts and times. Entries section provides horse names for four races with multiple participants and implied program order.
Trinity Coach Dan Jessee Plans Retirement After Season
Trinity College head football coach Dan Jessee, 65, who has led the team since 1932, intends to retire after this season. Jessee, president of the American Football Coaches Association, has overseen 144 victories, 74 losses, and seven ties.
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144 To Shoot For $100,000 In Canadian Open
Forty four players qualified Monday to make 144 contenders for 100000 in the Canadian Open at Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club Vancouver. The four day event begins Thursday with many leading pros arriving including Billy Casper Doug Sanders and Chi Chi Rodriguez.
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Colts Lose Davis with Fractured Arm
Baltimore Colts line backer Ted Davis will be out indefinitely with a fractured right arm from the NFL game against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Bowling Honor Roll Remembers Standings and Scores
A compiled list of bowling honorees with league scores and averages. Notable entries include Jasper Harrison 191-247-222-660 and Lucky Mikovich 204-202-245-656, among many others, reflecting a broad roster of high scorers and season tallies.
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Ohio Boxers Do Their Part in Anglo American Meet
In London at the Anglo American Sporting Club Monday night Ohio boxers on the U S amateur team helped defeat Britain 7 3. Lightweight Ron Harris of Canton stopped Ron Thruston in the second round after a cut over the left eye forced a stoppage. John Griffin of Cleveland moved up to heavyweight and outpointed England’s Bob Clements.
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Middletown High Sophomores Shine In Win Over Fairfield
Ed Skeeter Payne led Middletown High in a 28-6 victory over Fairfield as sophomores starred on defense and offense. Coach Jack Gordon praised the young players while detailing injuries to Joe Harris and Mark Danner and noting a return home to face Dayton Roosevelt Friday.
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Huskies Wear Purple Helmets in Ohio State Preview
Ohio State faces Washington in a Saturday matchup as scout Esco Sarkkinen highlights Huskies players in purple helmets. Washington seeks redemption after a 10-0 loss to Air Force and a 19-7 opener win, with three key cogs singled out for the attack.
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Panthers Hit Backfield In Weekend Schedule Shuffle
Springboro Panthers, winless after three games, see two road games rescheduled for daytime and different lighting. A 2 p.m. Saturday game at Clinton Massie replaces a Friday night contest due to delays installing lights. Another game at Waynesville shifts to Friday night October 21 after originally planned October 22.
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Monroe Hornets Reserves crush Madison Re serves 34 6 in revenge
Monroe's reserves dominated Madison Re serves 34-6 at home to avenge a Friday varsity loss 24-22. Scoring included a Mon-Myers 20 yard run and a Mon-Shearer 7 yard rushing play with Haney and Sarringhaus connecting on a 20 yard pass.
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