US rifleman Wigger leads US to 32nd gold in Rome
UPI reports Captain Lones Wigger Jr. of Great Falls Mont. set a world 3 position small bore rifle record of 1164 at the Rome Olympics, helping the United States reach 32 gold medals as Russia trails with strong showings in women's events and track. The ceremony notes Tamara Press defends her title in shot put as the Russians extend their lead in total medals.
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Buckeyes Lead UPI Coaches Poll After Shutout of USC
Ohio State moves to No. 1 in the UPI board as it defeats Southern California 17-0. Arkansas upsets Texas 14-13, boosting a reshaped top 10 including Alabama, Notre Dame, Nebraska and LSU. Key players include quarterback Don Unverforth and fullback Will Sander with Hayes praising the defense.
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Keane Expected To Manage Yankees After World Series Win
Johnny Keane, who quit the St. Louis Cardinals hours after their championship, is expected to sign today to manage the New York Yankees. This would be the first time a World Series winning manager leaves to lead the team he defeated. A press conference at 12 30 p m EDT is planned to officially announce the move.
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Massillon Puts Pressure In UPS High School Standings
Ohio week end slate features six of the top 10 teams clashing as Massillon strengthens its hold on first, topping Canton McKinley 55 0 and bolstering first place votes. Niles meets Cincinnati Roger Bacon in a key matchup while Springfield South trades spots with Roger Bacon in the top 10.
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Braves Vote Looms on Possible Milwaukee Move to Atlanta
Milwaukee residents awaited a crucial vote as the Braves board met in Chicago to consider relocating the team to Atlanta, with an official move announcement anticipated after the directors vote. The decision threatened legal action and wider baseball upheaval.
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