Jim Brown honored in Hall of Fame ceremony in Canton
Canton Ohio AP reports Hall of Fame enshrinement for Jim Brown a somber moving moment as he delivers thanks to mother and Manhasset community also honors Vince Lombardi Y A Tittle and Bill Hewitt. Induction day also features NFL trades and training camp injuries including Don Herrmann’s broken collarbone and Alvin Haymonds fractured cheekbone.
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Petty First Million Dollar Winner in Dixie 500 Duel
Richard Petty of North Carolina became NASCAR and stock car racing’s first million dollar winner after a fender banging duel with Bobby Allison in the Dixie 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. Petty earned $20,650 for the win, pushing lifetime earnings to $1,018,303 and his season total to $189,385. The race saw intense late laps with three exchanges for lead despite five cautions over 328 laps.
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Forest Hills Two Man Best Ball and Family Pairs
Forest Hills Lads Tuesday fee numbers listed for players. In the Elyna Country Club Two Man Best Ball tournament Saturday full handicap 63 was best, tied by four teams Steve Csonka Henry Irish Charles Sno ble George Brion Dick Smith Gerry Aldrich Elmer Wiedward Bill Weller. Sunday Husband and Wife Best Ball scores had Howard and Mary Sommers at 61 with Don and Marion Goethius and Tom and Martha Harris at 62 as runners-up.
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Tom
Martha Harris
OSU's Sharp on All America
Ohio State outfielder Bill Sharp and Ohio University shortstop Mike Schmidt earned spots on Sporting News first team. Ashland pitcher Ken Kravec and Miami outfielder Ken Kovac received honorable mention.
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Browns ramp up tempo ahead of exhibition with 49ers
Hiram Ohio AP Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich says the team is getting tougher and more physical as they prepare for their exhibition opener against San Francisco. Mike Phipps shows improvement at quarterback while Ken Brown rushes for 140 yards on seven carries, including a 79 yard score.
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