Shrine To College Football Will Have Romanticism
Cincinnati residents will see a new College Football Hall of Fame rise beside Kings Island, aimed at drawing 300000 visitors in its first year. The two level 38000 square foot Georgian colonial building will feature Broadway style shows, a malt shop, a full football field for demos, and an electronic game room to test strategy. The centerpiece The Timeriel will guide visitors through an 8000 square foot tunnel with many surprises as the exhibit traces football from Sparta to Princeton Rutgers in 1869 to present day.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Canton
Ohio
National Football Foundation
John Wyant
College Football Hall of Fame
Wyant
Sparta
Princeton
Rutgers
Hall of Fame
Kings Island Amusement Park
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Forrest Gregg
St. Louis
Don Coryell
Cardinals
Browns
Washington
Minnesota
Brian Sipe
Mike Phipps
Jim Hart
Sipe
Reggie Rucker
Charlie Nash
Gregg
Terry Luck
Hart
Wayne Morris
Jim Bakken
Larry Poole
Rucker
Nash
Coryell
Pomet
Fosse Has A Bruising Evening In Oakland
Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse suffered a shoulder injury in a collision with Matt Alexander as a grounder to first tied the game 1-1. Fosse also endured a foul ball to the shoulder and a bunt off his neck before the injury and later contributed a hit in the deciding run.
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Oakland
UPI
Ray Fosse
Pete Rose
Cleveland
Matt Alexander
Alexander
Fosse
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Jeff Torborg
Ray
Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Probable Pitchers
Friday results show Chicago defeating Los Angeles 6 to 2 and Cincinnati beating New York 6 to 2. Evening matchups include Houston at Philadelphia and San Francisco vs Pittsburgh with listed aces in strong form.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Atlanta
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Ray
Bonham
Normaness
Swan
Capra
Brown
Larson
Kaat
Halicki
Kison
Jones
Rasmussen
Jae Sogeiee
WW. L. Pet
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Toronto
West L. Pet
Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Oakland
Stone
Travers
Grimsley
Redfern
Waits
Blue
Littell
Uraron
Perry
Jefferson
Brett
Wilcox
Abbott
Weiskopf Takes 7 Way Tie for Westchester Lead
Tom Weiskopf fired a 64 to join seven players at 7 under 135 at the Westchester Classic halfway mark in Harrison New York. Miller Barber Charles Coody Rod Curl Leonard Thompson Howard Twitty Jim Wiechers and others trailed by one stroke at 6 under 136 while Andy North Bobby Cole and George Burns sat at 136.
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Jim Wiechers
Napa
Calif
UPI
Harrison, N.Y
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Lanny Wadkins
Gene Littler
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Charles Coody
Rod Curl
Leonard Thompson
Howard Twitty
Andy North
Barber
North
Bobby Cole
George Burns
Red Auerbach Recalls Havlicek Celtics Star Rise
Red Auerbach reflects on John Havlicek’s 15 years with the Boston Celtics after drafting him over Chet Walker and Terry Dischinger. Havlicek, Ohio State star and former Browns football pick, grew from perpetual motion to a smarter, productive forward. Auerbach notes Havlicek’s enduring impact and questions how much longer he’ll play at 37.
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Columbus
UPI
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
Celtics
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Auerbach
Cleveland Cavaliers
Havlicek
Browns
Gary Collins
Ben Carnevale
Ben
Chet Walker
Bradley
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Walker
Bill Russell
John
Lucas
Celtic
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Red Grange
Bronko Nagurski
Notre Dame
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Sooners
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Army
UPI Telephoto
Robert Penick
Rooting & Lumber
Norwalk
Wakeman
Westchester
Ohio State
Frank) Ramsey
Ramsey
NBA
Lansing
Jerry Lucas
Norwalk Parts
E. Main
Benedict Ave
Lasch
Broyhill Furniture Industries
West End
Monroe St. Monroeville, Ohio
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