Big Ten coaches predict wide open race this season
Chicago meeting finds Big Ten coaches optimistic about a closer, more competitive title chase. Michigan’s Bo Schembechler and MSU’s Duffy Daugherty forecast a strong, deep league with few true freshmen likely to start. Minnesota’s Cal Stoll and Iowa’s Frank Lauterbur echoed cautious but hopeful views on young talent.
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Iowa
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Bill Windauer
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Northwestern
Gimeno shocks Smith in Davis Cup clash in Spain heat
Spain takes a 1-0 lead over the United States in the Davis Cup Interzone semi finals as Andres Gimeno defeats 1972 Wimbledon champion Stan Smith 6-8 7-5 6-7 6-4 on Barcelona clay amid blistering heat. Harold Solomon leads Juan Gilbert 9-7 7-5 in a match halted by darkness.
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Jenkins to Speak at YMCA Family Banquet in Muscatine
Ferguson Jenkins, Cubs star pitcher, will headline the Muscatine YMCA YWCA family banquet at the YWCA gym on Thursday October 5. Jenkins, born December 13 1943 in Chatham Ontario, joined the Cubs in 1966 in a traded deal with the Phillies. Tickets available soon at the YMCA.
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Rookie delivers 1-0 shutout over Lolich in Detroit
Cleveland righthander Dick Tidnow wins a 1-0 game against Mickey Lolich as Frank Duffy homers in the seventh. Tigers slide further in the standings while Orioles, Yankees chase behind. many AL results and Saturday games listed.
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Jets prepare as Namath signs two-year deal at camp
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, fresh from signing a new two-year contract, works out at Hofstra University's Hempstead training camp. The NFL preseason schedule kicks into full gear with the Jets set to face the San Francisco 49ers in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Rams dominance seals 13-3 NFL charity game win over Browns
Los Angeles Rams defense harassed the Browns with four interceptions and two fumbles as Cleveland self destructed in a 13-3 preseason victory before 64,803 at Memorial Coliseum. Clancy Williams and Isiah Robertson set early breaks. Larry McCutcheon added a 10 yard score while Don Cockroft connected a late field goal.
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Pro grid scores from AP NFL games list results
The Associated Press reports NFL scores with St Louis defeating Buffalo 27 to 10 and Washington routing Baltimore 33 to 3 while Los Angeles edged Cleveland 13 to 3. Only games scheduled.
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Missouri to name Memorial Stadium field for Don Faurot
The University of Missouri will name Memorial Stadiums field Don Faurot Field in honor of former football coach and athletic director Don Faurot. Faurot recently reached retirement age and ends a 87 year association with the university after serving as athletic director and aiding alumni activities.
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Young Montreal lefty tops Pirates in late thriller
Montreal rookie left-hander Balor Moore, 21, outduels the Pirates as Willie Stargell fans in a bases-loaded ninth. McGraw hit a solo shot for Montreal in the sixth, while Mets rout Cubs 6-1. Cincinnati sweeps Atlanta 6-5 and 3-2, Houston tops San Francisco 1-0, San Diego beats LA 2-0, and Philadelphia downed St Louis 8-3 with Jim McAndrew, Willie Mays, and other stars contributing across the league.
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GPC blanks Britt’s Plastering 4 0 in Open Softball clash
Grain Processing Corp defeated Britt’s Plastering 4 to 0 Friday night at Kent Stein Park. Gary Naber of GPC had two hits the only multi hit effort, while Denny Carpenter pitched a three hitter for the win. Houseman took the loss for Britt’s as GPC collected six hits.
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games Report
MLB results record final scores for NL flag teams with 11 innings noted for Philadelphia over St Louis and multiple pairings listed for upcoming games. Key pitchers include Walker Stoneman Bonham Carlton and Kirby Osteen with several scheduled clashes across Montreal New York Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Philadelphia St. Louis Los Angeles Atlanta and N teams.
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Spitz Leads Record Surge At Olympic Trials In Chicago
Mark Spitz of Carmichael California shattered his fourth world mark in three days at the Olympic Trials. He clocked 44.54 in the 100 meter butterfly to qualify for Munich, after a 154.68 in trial heats. Teens Shirley Babashoff and Deena Peardorff set records in the 200 meter freestyle and 10 meter butterfly, while others like Tom McBreen and Rick Demont qualified for Munich. Spitz joins Edgars and Heidenreich in the 100 meter butterfly, with Babashoff and Rothhammer in the 200 meter freestyle.
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