Carr Wins 200m and Long Takes Shot Put in Tokyo Olympics
Henry Carr, a six foot three Detroiter, surged to an Olympic record 20.3 seconds to win the 200 meters for the United States, edging Paul Drayton. Dallas Long roared from behind to set a shot put Olympic mark of 66 feet 8.5 inches, defeating Randy Matson as U S medals total rose to 46. Russia led golds with Irinia Press setting a world record in the women's pentathlon.
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Tokyo
Henry Carr
United States
Dallas Long
U.S
Carr
Paul Drayton
Cleveland
Rome
Bob Hayes
Flor
Ida A&m
Long
Los Angeles
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
Parry O’brien
Russia
Irinia Press
Thlon
Mary Rand
Britain
Billee Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Betty Cuthbert
Australia
Ann Packer
Ohio State Seeks Revenge Against No 13 USC
Ohio State hosts USC in Ohio Stadium before a sellout crowd of 83 000 plus aiming to avenge last year’s 32 3 loss. The Buckeyes, favored by seven, boast a strong defense led by Steve Dreffer replacing injured Doug Drenik and an offense powered by Unverferth Rein Barrington and Sander. USC counters with Craig Fertig Mike Garrett Rod Sherman and Ron Heller as key playmakers.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Southern California
Ohio Stadium
Buckeyes
Los Angeles
Trojans
Bucks
Cal
Craig Fertig
Mike Garrett
Rod Sherman
Ron Heller
Doug Drenik
Steve Dreffer
Buckeye
Don Unverferth
Bo Rein
Tom Barrington
Will Sander
Line scores from multiple high school and college teams
A list of line scores shows Brunswick 20 Amherst 6 and various other results including Oberlin 54 Huron 6, Avon 38 Columbia 0, Findlay 8 Springfield South 8, Dayton Chaminade 6, Danville 20 Hillsdale 6, Genoa 24 Elmore 6, Fairview 26 Avon Lake 0, Warrensville 40 Independence 8, Chagrin Falls 16 Orange 8.
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Brunswick
Amherst
Oberlin
Huron
Avon
Columbia
Firelands
Buckeye
Sandusky
Findlay
Springfield South
Dayton
Chaminade
Danville
Hillsdale
Genoa
Elmore
Fairview
Avon Lake
Warrensville
Independence
Chagrin Falls
Orange
Bowling Norwalk and Local Businesses Hit by Strong Scores
High team series by Hergatt's Western S leads with 545, while individual efforts from Bob Meyer, Chevro 500s and multiple bowlers like Ryle, Gardner, Stotts, Rickard, Arthur push results. The meet includes Roth's Antiques Adria's Beauty Shop and others competing in a busy bowling ledger.
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Norwalk Laundry
Roth’s
Antiques Bell Dairy
Rexall Drug
Adria
Eagles
MacDonald Realty
T-J
Connie’s
Bute
Wasiety
Gurney
Burke
Perkins
Hergatt
Charity
L. Mills
Browns Face Rugged Cowboys Defense Sunday
Cleveland seeks to breach Dallas top defensive unit as the Cowboys defend league leading rush and third overall defense. Don Meredith and Don Perkins deal with injuries while Frank Ryan and the Browns offense hope to counter with improved play after a prior loss to Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tom Landry
New York Giants
Cowboys
NFL
Texans
Frank Ryan
Jimmy
Browns
Meredith
Perkins
Giants
Indians Stay in Cleveland with 10 Year Lease Plan
The Cleveland Indians board votes unanimously to remain in Cleveland for at least one more year and accept a city offer of a ten year lease with annual renewal after one year.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
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Dan Gray
London
Osu
Tiffin Columbia
Bellevue
Galion
Shelby
Upper Sandusky
Norwalk
Bucyrus
West Coast
USC
Michigan State
East Lansing
Tri-County League
Schild
I.G.A
the Misfits
Kate’s Place
Western
B.&b
Bob Meyer
Chevrolet
Linwood
Seminary
Sohio
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