Buckeyes begin rebuilding under Woody Hayes at OSU
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes begins the biggest rebuilding job in 21 years as he greets a 90 man squad minus 15 starters from last season. Only seven starters return, with Don Lamka moving to quarterback and Rick Galbos and John Bledsoe to fill running back roles. The Buckeyes open Sept. 11 at Iowa in the earliest OSU opener ever.
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Rex Kern
Baltimore Colts
Don Lamka
Cleveland
Brockington
Leo Hayden
Rick Galbos
John Bledsoe
Larry Zelina
Cleveland Browns
Tom Campana
Tom DeLeone
John Hicks
George Hasenohrl
Shad Williams
Ken Luttner
Stan White
Harry Howard
Buckeyes
University of Iowa
OSU
Britain Faces U S In Wightman Cup Opener
In Cleveland Heights England lines up veteran players to challenge a young U S squad led by 16 year old Chris Evert in the opening matchroom of the Wightman Cup best of seven series. Evert will face Winnie Shaw as Virginia Wade meets Julie Heldman in a pair of singles.
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Billie Jean King
Peaches Barkowitz
Nancy Richey Guenter
Chris Evert
Fort
Lauderdale
Fla
Winnie Shaw
Wightman
Miss Evert
U. S
Carole Graebner
Miss Shaw
Harold T. Clark Stadium
Cleveland Heights
Mrs. King
Julie Heldman
Francone Durr
Margaret Court
Virginia Wade
England
America
Miss Wade
Virginia
Mrs. Jones
Miss Heldman
Heldman
Hill Takes Lead At Philadelphia Golf Classic From Brother
Dave Hill, who says he quit loving tour golf and prefers a $2 Nassau, shot five birdies and an eagle to hold a one stroke lead entering the third round at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. His brother Mike Hill shares the first day lead and sits tied at 136 after 36 holes.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dave Hill
Nassau
Bhrash Hill
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Hill
Mike
Pie
Bob Osburg
Bob Murphy
Mike Hill
Tom Weiskopf
George Knudson
Jack Nicklaus
Don Bies
Dale Douglass
Gordon Jones
Grier Jones
Deane Beman
Joe Carr
Joel Goldstrand
Dave Marr
Steve Oppermann
Lou Graham
Randy Wolff
Billy Casper
Charles Coody
Bruce Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dave Stockton
Ion
Demolition Derby at Lorain County Speedway Tonight
Demolition derby returns to Lorain County Speedway with another full race card. Dozens of drivers bring jalopies to compete for a $100 prize, aiming to vent frustrations and win money. The program also includes heat races for Supers and Sport Stocks, a sprint race, a dash for Stockers, and features for both divisions. Racing starts at 8 p.m. with gates opening at 5.
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Loraine County Speedway
Pea Hon
Major League standings and Friday results recap
MLB standings and Friday results feature scores like Chicago 9 Cleveland 1 and Minnesota 5 Detroit 3. The schedule lists night games including Washington at Kansas City and Milwaukee at Detroit, with several doubleheaders and Sunday matchups across Boston Oakland New York California and more, plus ongoing pennant-era notes.
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Cleveland
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Baltimore
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Lamb
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
de Chicaxo
aMy Detroit
St Louis
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Fintadelphia
Oakland Cf
San Frana
Chicago BL
Bouston
Travers Stakes Entry Dispute Delays Saratoga Colt
Saratoga Springs N Y UPI Jim French a 3 year old colt under investigation was refused entry into the Travers Stakes over ownership dispute. The draft list shows multiple horses with times payoffs and handle figures as the racing card unfolds before the event.
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Bar Jim French
Saratoga — Springs
N.Y
UPI
Jim French
Saratoga
Foyt files suit against Time Inc for libel
Race car driver A J Foyt sues Time Inc in federal court seeking 500000 in damages over a Sports Illustrated article dated April 5 that he says defames him and misattributes statements to him. He alleges the piece endangers his reputation and refused a magazine retraction.
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Houston
UPI
A.J. Foyt
Time Inc
Sports Illustrated
Foyt
St Paul UCC routs Emanuel Lutheran in 27 run game
St Paul UCC pounded Emanuel Lutheran 27 to 9 aided by seven hits from Bob Strick and six apiece for Glenn and Gary Krugman. Lad Pinta earned the win as St Paul belted five homers and scored in every inning. Emanuel’s Vietzen and Carcillo led with three hits each.
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Emanuel Lutheran
St. Paul
Bob Strick
St Paul
Glenn
Gary Krugman
Lad Pinta
Jeff Vietzen
Jeff Carcillo
Kokni
Dave Hill
Ron
M. Miller
J. Schroder
Roger Krugman
L. Pinta
Snyder
Carcilla
Vietzen
D,. Sprague
Paul’s
Arco
Elyria Dairies
Marsha Coultrip
Joyce Sutphin
Julia Sito
Sito
Linda Brown
Irene Pasadyn
Noreen Kenninger
Spring Valley golfer wins GCWA match play title
Mrs. Robert Lewis of Spring Valley Country Club captured the Greater Cleveland Women's Golf Association match play championship yesterday at Avon Oaks, defeating Mrs. Jack Colton 2-1 after a late birdie and par. Other results included Doran Strouse’s 1-up win over Richard Mano, and Avon Oaks performances in consolation matches. Low scores featured Mrs. Robert Saunders with 89 for Low Gross in the Crier's Tournament and Mrs. Ronald Wilson with 72 Low Net in Aurora.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Greater Cleveland
Avon Oaks
Jack Colton
Lewis
Colton
Bob Jr
William Rice
William Nagle
Spring Valley
Doran Strouse
Richard Mano
Aurora
William Normile
William Guist
Robert Howard
Hank Kohlmyer
Joan Allen
Oberlin
Ray Rooney
David Masters
Lorain
Joseph Waldecki
Robert Saunders
Wooster
Elyria golfer Jalowiec wins low gross at State Legion tourney
Max Jalowiec of Elyria captured low gross honors at the American Legion State Golf Tournament, overcoming a three stroke deficit to beat Elwin Cox of Van Wert by three. Elyria sent two teams to high finishes, with Pete Case's team third and Timms Spring fifth, as next year's event moves to Newark, Ohio.
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Elyria
Jalowiec
Elwin Cox
van Wert
Pete Case
Timms
Hodge defies USTTA on Nationalist China pingpong game
Columbus club president William Hodge admits defying US Table Tennis Association orders by playing the touring Nationalist China team. He says the match was for sport with four club members, while the team emphasizes friendship and mutual understanding. The visitors tour the United States until Sept 7, with Nashville as the next stop.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Hodge
US Table Tennis Association
USTTA
Hodge
Columbus Table Tennis Club
Free China
United States
Washington
Nashville
China
Bellevue man killed as truck hits pole in Erie County
Perry Redmond a 31-year-old Bellevue man died at the scene in a one-car crash on Portland Road about 2:42 a.m. The Erie County Sheriff reported his pickup veered 215 feet out of control hit a utility pole then 4 maple trees and a pine, with a bend cited as a contributing factor.
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Castalia
Here
Portland Road
Erie County Sheriff's — Office
Perry Redmond
Erie County
James E. Green
Redmond
Southwest Road
Bedroom blaze damages North Olmsted home
Fire damaged a mattress rug and floor beneath a bed in a second story bedroom at 4154 Dover Center Rd North Olmsted early this morning. The owner Mrs Albert L Lewis was asleep and unhurt as firefighters reported 1100 dollars in damage and the cause undetermined.
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Albert L
Lewis
Dover Center Rd
Mansfield man dies in I 71 one car crash
A 30 year old Mansfield man, Paul J. Fischer, died from head injuries after a one car crash on Interstate 71 near Ashland. He was pronounced at 6 55 pm at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. He was driven there by the Ashland Rescue Squad. The car crossed the median strip, struck a guardrail and three pillars, and was ejected between the pillars. The crash remained under investigation by the State Highway Patrol.
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Mansfield
Here
Ashland Post
State Highway Patrol
Paul J. Fischer
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
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Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bill Passed at Local Service Station
An unidentified man used a counterfeit ten dollar bill at Naylor Gulf Station in Eaton Township yesterday. Howard Naylor, owner, said the middle aged man asked for Scotch tape to splice two halves of the bill before paying for gas. Naylor reported the serial number to deputies and the bill matched counterfeit lists. The sheriff's department is investigating.
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Eaton Township
Howard Naylor
Sheriff's Deputies
Naylor
Sheriff's Department
Permit urged for amateur home electrical work in Elyria
Elyria Building Department urged residents performing home wiring to obtain a permit. City electrical inspector Howard Talbot warned that many do their own wiring without knowledge of the code and risks like power overload. He advised consulting him or using a registered electrician if unsure.
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Elyria Building Department
Howard Talbot
Elyria
Ten Thousand Armed Workers March on La Paz
The rebel radio claimed 10 000 armed workers were marching on La Paz to back the uprising against President Juan Jose Torres's leftist military government. Insurgents reportedly controlled six of Bolivia's nine provinces while government forces pledged to defend the regime.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Santa Cruz
Torres
Curfew Ordered in Camden After Second Night of Violence
Mayor Joseph M. Nardi declared a state of emergency and imposed a curfew from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. in Camden after looting, gunfire, window smashing, and fires marked the second night of disturbances in the riverfront city. Police reported about 100 arrests for looting and disorderly conduct, with 40 additional arrests following a melee the prior night.
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Camden
Joseph M. Nardi
Elyria Girl, 13, Crowned Grand Champion at Fair
Linda Zayatz, 13, daughter of Paul and Mrs. Zayatz of 2019 Jay Dr., won the junior miss majorette pageant and claimed grand overall at the Cuyahoga County Fair after besting winners from three divisions. Her sister Diane, 10, won first in the fancy strut division. Linda is an eighth grader and cheerleader at Eastern Heights Junior High School.
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Cuyahoga County Fair
Linda Zayatz
Paul Zayatz
Jay Dr
Diane
Linda
Eastern Heights
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