Browns test young players for crowded heat clash
In Stillwater Oklahoma the Browns under Forrest Gregg rotate youngsters at defensive end against the Atlanta Falcons in an exhibition. With 90 plus degree heat the staff prepared for heat with oxygen ice fluids on the sidelines and ample onfield cooling as Gregg plans quick substitutions and heavy rotation.
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Stillwater
Okla
Forrest Gregg
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore
Atlanta Falcons
Browns
Falcons
Vic Ippolito
Channel 5
Gregg
Competition plans spark tighter bowling leagues in 1975 76
The piece urges league officers to curb dominance by adding handicaps or divisions and even sanctioning playoffs. It suggests testing team averages, possibly dividing leagues into divisions, and surveying bowlers to craft parity. It notes Chicago's Carmen Salvino climbs earnings by winning the Quad Cities Open 60,000 while Earl Anthony remains top with 80,728.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Tme
Chicago
Carmen Salvino
Davenport
Iowa
Salvino
Jim Stefanich
Larry Laub
San Francisco
Laub
Lorain
Jim Godman
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Mark Roth
Staten Island
N. Y
Marshall Holman
Medford
Ore
Cal
Tommy Hudson
Akron
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
Joliet
Roy Buckley
Columbus
George Pappas
Charlotte
N.C
Don Johnson
Las Vegas
Paul Colwell
Tucson
Ariz
Wayne Zahn
Tempe
Gary Dickinson
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ernie Schlegel
Tom Harahan
Woodland Hills
Jay Robinson
Los Angeles
Dave Soutar
Kansas City
Steve Neff
Sarasota
Fla
Dafler Named Coach at Bethany College in West Virginia
Dafler, 26, previously an assistant at Marietta College since 1973, is named head coach at Bethany College. He succeeds Dave Sauer and will also coach cross country and teach physical education. Dafler is a Capital University alum with a master's in sports administration from Ohio University.
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Bethany
W. Va
Jum Dafler
Marietta College
Bethany College
Dafler
Dave Sauer
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Datler
Capital
Defler
Wil
Bills seek substitute for Orange Juice in pre season
Bills coach Chuck Knox weighs options as the team searches to replace the injured or absent Marcus Allen like running back Archie Griffin? No. The report details Buffalo’s aim to find a replacement for Simpson, who has rushed for 1,000 yards four straight seasons, with rookies Darnell Powell and Joe Lowery tested in a 51-yard effort. The article covers multiple exhibition games and notes other teams’ early results.
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Ure
Buffalo Bills
Simpson
Bills
Buffalo
Darnell Powell
Joe Lowery
Pro football exhibition results and upcoming games
NFL exhibition results show Baltimore 20 over Washington 4 and San Diego 26 to New England 17. Remaining fixtures include Cleveland at Atlanta, Buffalo at Cincinnati, Tampa Bay at Green Bay, Minnesota at Kansas City, New Orleans at Houston, Dallas at Los Angeles, Chicago at Seattle, St Louis at Oakland, and Phoenix. Upcoming Monday games feature New York Giants at New York Jets and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Baltimore
Washington
San Diego
New England
Norman
Okla
Joe Washington
Oklahoma
Chargers
Patriots
Don Woods
Chris Fletcher
Kim Jones
Browns
Atlanta
Stillwater
Ohla
Dallas
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Kansas City
St. Louis
Oakland
Phoenix
New Orleans
Houston
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Chicago
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Miami
Detroit
Denver
San Francisco
New York Giants
New York
Paul Wiggin
Mike Livingston
Tony Adams
Bobby Scott
Bobby Douglass
Archie Manning
Lynn Dickey
Jim Zorn
Seatle
Rams
Cleveland
Atlante
Luttwater
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Milwauckee
Texan Leads National Pistol Title At Camp Perry
Army M. Sgt. Emil Heugatter of Dalhart Texas won the National Trophy individual pistol title by firing 289 of 300 in the final event at Camp Perry. The U S Army West team captured the National Trophy team title with a score of 1 097 out of 1 200 using 45 caliber service pistols.
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Camp Perry
Army M
Emil Heugatter
Dalhart
Tex
U.S. Army West
Time Trials Set for USAC Sprint Show at Sandusky
Time trials at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Sandusky International Speedway precede racing at 7 p.m. Officials correct earlier CT reports that listed wrong starting times.
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Sandusky International Speedway
Rain fails to dampen girls Hot Stove tourney play
In GRAFTON seven ball clubs faced the elements in round two of the girls district Hot Stove softball tourney. North Ridgeville’s Happy Times won its second Class D game as LaGrange failed to show. Happy Times advances to face the Firelands-Columbia winner. South Amherst’s Stan’s Service also secured a Class C berth by routing LaGrange Cardinals 26 to 13.
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South Amherst
Stan
la Grange Cardinals
District Girls Hot Stove action rained out. South Amherst set for next round
Rain halted the Girls Hot Stove District Fasipitch tournament with South Amherst leading thanks to Dee Eldridge, Jayne Lence, Kathy Gaiick, and Barb Duttry in a 12 run first and second inning surge. Debbie Ruht and Sandy Thornsberry led the offense as errors by LaGrange kept the score tight until late. South Amherst advances to face the Oberlin A Columbia winner at 7 p.m. The day also saw Sandusky Cameo crush North Ridgeville’s Hosie’s Salon 27 8 in Class D and Oberlin beat Grafton B 19 5 in Class B. Action resumes today with Class A and the other classes continuing, culminating in Sunday finals.
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South Amherst
Dee Eldridge
Jayne Lence
Kathy Gaiick
Barb Duttry
LaGrange
Debbie Ruht
Cardinals
Sandy Thornsberry
Oberlin
Sandusky Cameo
Surivor North
Top-seeded Smith survives in Buckeye
In Grove City Ohio top seed Stan Smith edged Tom Gullikson 6-4 7-6 to reach the Buckeye Championships quarterfinals. Smith credited side spin help from rainy day play and faces Colin Dibley next as Dibley beat Lito Alvarez in a three setter. Roscoe Tanner, Patricia Cornejo, Vijay and Anand, Tom Gorman withdrawal, and Dick Stockton Carrolltown with Brian Teacher also advanced to the quarters.
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Grove City
Ohio
UPI
Stan Smith
Tom Gullikson
Smith
Gullikson
Sea Pines
F.C
Colin Dibley
Australia
Argentina
Lito Alvarez
Roscoe Tanner
Kiawah Island
S.C
Byron Sertram
South Africa
Vijay
Jim Delaney
Potomac
Anand
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Dick Stockton
Carrolltown
Tex
Brian Teacher
San Diego
Club softball scores and pitching wins across matchups
The report lists multiple games with pitching wins and hitting highlights. Oberlin and other teams show wins by Nicky Cash and Carole Moore respectively, with several players named for triples and home runs. Losing pitchers include Pat Tomko, Tammy Winkler, Linda White, Joanne Schneider, and Sandy Thornsberry.
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Oberlin
Gratea Bal de Las
Nicky Cash
Pat Tomka
Becky Williams
Tina Whitfield
Anailla Corcoran
Uam
Tammy Botac
Tammy Wicksell
Pat Tomko
Tammy Winkler
Rhe .Sendunky
Sernridgentle Rove
Science
Carole Moore
Linda White
Mary Gerhart
Con Lococo
Kathy Kessler
Julie
Tammy Myers
Debra Hill
Debbe Werth
Natalie Finkey
Kathy Schoenek
Canine Denise
Margaret McCrystal
Doreen Hampton
Kyle Benson
Chris Cousino
Steinback Leaves Columbia for Black River Grid Post
The Board of Education granted Dennis Steinback a release from his Columbia High School teaching contract and head football coach role. He will take a teaching and coaching position in Black River School District next school year. Dr Fred Colbrunn dissented, citing policy against releases for higher pay rather than professional advancement.
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Steinback
Columbia
Black River
Columbia High School
Dennis Steinback
Board of Education
Fred Colbrunn
Colbrunn
Steinbach
Ohio fishing report highlights Lake Erie and more
The state wildlife division notes Lake Erie yields walleye at reefs and Cedar Point areas, white bass near Cedar Point, and various catches like perch, freshwater drum, and channel catfish at 10 to 30 feet depths. Other waters including Knox Lake Kokosing Leesville Reservoir Mosquito Creek Lake Milton Pleasant Hill Clear Fork report bass, muskies, bluegill, crappie, and walleye through depth ranges with bait choices and near-shore hotspots.
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State Wildlife Division
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Foghorn
Avon Point
Sandusky Bay
Johnson's Island
Toledo
Knox Lake
Leesville
Pleasant Hill
Clear Fork
Higuchi Paces Field in Palmer Tribute Match
Higuchi leads after third round at Sunningdale with a six under 68 to stand 210, five ahead of Sandra Palmer who carded 70. Palmer lauds Higuchi’s swing and potential while others from the United States trail, including Rankin Whitrworth Austin Higgins and Carner.
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Sunningdale
England
Chako Higuchi
United States
Sandra Palmer
Palm Springs
Calif
States
Miss Palmer
Silvia Bertolaccini
Texas
Mrs. Higuchi
Miss Palma
Judy Rankin
Kathy Whitworth
Debbie Austin
Pam Higgins
Joanne Carner
Donna Young
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Jets
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California
Chuck Knox
Ron Jaworski
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Billy
Billy Kilmer
Washington Redskins
Mike Barnes
Fred Cook
Joe Ehrmann
Baltimore Colts
Kilmer
Sandusky
Sue Burkey
Sports Wesler
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Grafton
Litchfield
Buckeye
Dibley
Tanner
Patricia Cornejo
Lambe
Emig
LaGresge Cardinals
Dergt Stan's Service de
Lisa Fudge
Losin
Joanne Schneider
Innnings
Teresa Carey
Zienings
Dee Eidreige
Terry Caratensen
Judy Lench
Debbie Rah
Kathy Gainok
Barb Dalkre
Sally Lassite
Debbie Roni
Bard Dattry
Donna Fortash
Pat Long
Becky Nickles
Denise Borman
Ruth Brosche
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Mosquito
Milton
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