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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1968

Page

8

Doerner says no runaway in Milan South Central clash

Milan coach Don Doerner warns against an easy game as the Indians face upset-minded South Central in Firelands League action. Milan (5-1) aims to hold its one-game lead over Monroeville and Hillsdale, but 89-point scorer Brian Czaplicki nursing a back injury could miss the contest with backup Bill Toole poised to start if needed.

Milan Don Doerner Doerner Milan Indians South Central Trojans South Central Plymouth Indians Monroeville Hillsdale Brian Czaplicki Czaplicki Bill Toole Toole

Cowboys Urge Fans to Pay for New Texas Stadium

Dallas owner Clint Murchison pushes revenue bonds to fund a 55,000 seat Texas Stadium in Irving. A suit seeks to block the project or damages to season ticket holders. Ads in two papers urge fans to stay away, while Murchison says the Cowboys will play in Texas Stadium in 1970.

Dallas UPI Texas Dallas Cowboys Clint Murchison Murchison Cotton Bowl Irving Texas Stadium Corp Murchsson Cowboys Texas Stadium Melvin K. Hurst III

Trojans Eager to Stop Kaiser in South Central Clash

The Trojan coach says Kaiser is an all around standout who blocks inside shots and dominates the boards. South Central lacks prominent statistics but plans a concerted effort to limit Kaiser’s impact.

Kaiser South Central

BeSwan Not Beban Favored First In 1960 NFL Draft

UPI reports Gary Beban is unlikely to be the first pick next Tuesday as NFL teams lean toward Fred Carr of Texas El Paso as the top draft choice. Minnesota favors Carr, with Beban as a possible later selection alongside players like Kevin Hardy and Larry Csonka. The draft order also spots Green Bay eyeing Haven Moses, and Cincinnati, Buffalo, and Philadelphia eyeing other stars as the process unfolds.

New York UPI Gary Beban UCLA Fred Carr University of Texas At el Paso Carr Minnesota Vikings Beban Kevin Hardy Notre Dame Vikings Giants Fran Tarkenton Bill Munson Los Angeles Rams Rams Munson Cincinnati Bengals Paul Brown Green Bay Packers New Orleans Jim Taylor Saints Vince Lombardi Haven Moses San Diego State Max McGee Lombardi Moses Bob Johnson Tennessee Ron Yary Southern California Philadelphia Eagles Johnson Buffalo Bills Syracuse Larry Csonka Dennis Homan Alabama Kim Hammond Florida State Greg Landry University of Massachusetts Landry

Shofner Rehired as Forty Niners Defensive Backfield Coach

San Francisco signs Jim Shofner former Cleveland Browns defensive halfback to a defensive backfield coach role. Scouts praise his arm poise under pressure and ability to read receivers, with some labeling him among the best college quarterbacks for pro ranks. The Boston Patriots hold the sixth pick poised to draft Landry.

SAN Francisco UPI Cleveland Browns Jim Shofner San Francisco Forty Niners Boston Patriots Landry

Lakers Nip Royals in Narrow NBA Showdown

Cincinnati visits the Philadelphia division leaders as the Royals seek a boost after a 118-116 loss to the Lakers in Cleveland. Baylor scores 28, Goodrich 19, West 22 before injury. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati with 33.

Philadelphia UPI Cincinnati Royals Philadelphia 76Ers Royals 76Ers Boston Los Angeles Lakers Cleveland Gail Goodrich Elgin Baylor Los Angeles Jerry West West Lakers Cincinnati Goodrich Baylor Jerry Lucas Connie Dierking Oscar Roberton Lucas Dierking

Littler Heads Los Angeles Open After First Round

Gene Littler of La Jolla shot a four under 67 at Brookside to share the clubhouse lead with Dave Eichelberger Jimmy Clark and Al Geiberger in the second round of the 100000 Los Angeles Open. Littler had 31 36 with eight birdies four bogeys as leaders eyed the day’s action. Eichelberger carded 34 33 with four birdies and solid pars.

Pasadena Calif UPI Los Angeles Gene Littler La _ Jolla Brookside Golf Club Littler Dave Eichelberger Wacho Tex Jimmy Clark Paso Robles al Geiberger Carlton Oaks Eichelberger Oklahoma State

Fox Hunt Sunday Sponsored by Wakeman Sportman's Club

Wakeman Sportman's Club sponsors a fox hunt on Sunday with participants gathering at 9 a.m. at Clarksfield Community Hall on Route 18 opposite Suburban Bottle Gas. Shotguns only are permitted for the hunt and lunch will be served at noon.

Wakeman Sportman’s Club Clarksfield

Ryun and Matson Named Track and Field Athletes of the Year

Jim Ryun of Kansas, world record holder in the mile and 1500 meters, was chosen Top Track and Field Athlete of 1967. Randy Matson of Texas A&M, first man to throw the shot 70 feet, earned Field Event Athlete of the Year honors.

Los Altos Calif UPI Jim Ryun Randy Matson Track and Field News Ryun University of Kansas Matson Texas A&m

Jack March Enters Open Tennis Play

Shaker Club pro Jack March enters the open tennis tourney and criticizes the format He predicts pros will dominate Wimbledon and that amateurs will not survive the quarter finals He warns control of the game may shift to financiers backing touring groups

Jack March Cleveland UPI Shaker Racquet Club March

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