Cubans Challenge U S In Sprints At Olympic Track Meet
UPI reports Cuba threatens US sprint supremacy as Hermes Ramirez Pablo Montes Casanova and Enrique Figarola win early heats while Charlie Greene and Randy Matson target favorites in Mexico City. Temu wins 10,000 meters as Africa sweeps distance events.
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John G. Griffin
UPI
Mexico City
Uncle Sam
United States
Randy Matson
Pampa, Tex
Hermes Ramirez
Cuba
Pablo Montes Casanova
Enrique Figarola
Ramirez
Jim Hines
Oakland
Calif
Mel Pender
San Pedro
U S
Matson
Heidemarie Rosendahl
Germany
Barbara Friedrich
Spring Lake Heights
N.J
October the Leaf Falling Month and Outdoorsman’s Paradise
October brings color to the countryside and prime hunting and fishing. The piece describes autumn scenery and tasks like leaf raking and mulching, plus fishing reports for Lake Erie and local ponds. Perch and smallmouth bass are noted as promising, with crappie and bluegill also mentioned.
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Mother Nature
Lak Erie
Battery Park
Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Nelsen On Target In Loss For Browns
Cleveland quarterback Bill Nelsen threw two touchdown passes and completed 21 of 39 for 324 yards but the Browns fell to the St Louis Cardinals 27 21 after a 20 0 deficit in the second quarter.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Bill Nelsen
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns Nelsen Leads Air Attack But Cardinals Hold On
Nelsen threw for 65 yards to Warfield and 22 yards to Morin in a high scoring first half. Morin caught eight passes for 151 yards as Cleveland trailed St Louis 20 0 after Roy Shivers and Dave Williams connections capped drives. The Browns later narrowed the gap with a one yard score late in the game.
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Nelsen
Milt Morin
Morin
Browns
St. Louis
Paul Warfield
Massachusetts
Cardinals
Warfield
Larry Wilson
Cardinal
Nelson
Jim Hart
Dave Williams
Williams
Cleveland
Eppie Barney
Jim Bakken
Hart
Roy Shivers
Cards
Surinam Sprinter Eddy Monsels Exits Olympics Early
UPI reports in Mexico City that Eddy Monsels, 20, was the sole Surinam competitor in the games and was eliminated in two 100 meter heats totaling 10.4 seconds in both rounds. He expresses pride for Surinam and expects future national teams despite the early exit.
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UPI
Mexico City
Surinam
South America
Eddy Monsels
Charlie Greene
Jimmy Hines
Europe
Monsels
Greene
New York Nips County Down In Irish Football Opener
New York edged County Down 12 to 11 in the first game of a two game total point series to decide the National Irish Football championship before a Gaelic Park crowd of 14 352.
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ELKS
Mac’s Sons
Maxie Tire
Norwalk Parts
Becker's Chips
Schilds No
Elks No. 1
Bennett Elec
Model Cleaners
Bob's Auto
Old Dutch Ll
City Lanes
S Shoes Ll
Huron Co. Bank Ll Oy Mead
Kelly's Ll Martin Rental Il
Citizens Bank Ll
Fritz Hilltop
Berry's Restaurant
Norwalk Furniture
Patrick
A. Bignall
D. Warner
L. Chaney M. Battles
T. Batt
R. Becker L. Cerilli
Weet
R. Stewart
S. Hay
P. Pickett
L. Giesecke
J. Ramsey B. Marrett
R. Blakely
L. Eagle
Spares & Strikes League
P. Finch
Lockwood Motel
A. Walker
Modern Market
J. Riester
Singer Sewing
J. Stewart
G. Eberly
Comet Cleaners
G. Walker
Citz
Nat. Bank Ll
E. Eastein
Wolfe Pony Farm
R. Love
Crown Motel
M. Pearce
Winnie Barron
Pizza House
Alma’s Answering Ser
Iva Currier
Ruth Ritz
Hergatts
Lois Lockwood
Mabel Reynolds
NEW York
UPI
County Down
Gaelic Park
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U.S
Seattle
Wash
Vladimir Goubinichy
Russia
Green
Ron Whitney
Boulder
Colo
Neftali Temu
Kenya
Temu
Mamo Wolde
Ethiopia
Mahomed Gammoudi
Tunisia
America
Billy Mills
Mohammad Nasiri
Iran
Nafta Temu
Australia
Ron Clarke
Clarke
Edison
St. Paul
John Lewis
South Central
Bob Smith
St. Paul’s Flyers
Chargers
Fred Spoerr
By Andy Wargo
Royal Buffet
Wieners
Cole Slaw
Benedict Ave
W. L. T. Pet
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Washington
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Detroit
Green Bay
Chicago
Baltimore
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
L. T. Pet
Boston
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Dean Barth
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