Browns begin rookies look as camp opens at Hiram
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich enters his second season with rookie training camp at Hiram College as he faces aging stars and job battles. Key vets such as Erich Barnes, Dick Schafrath, Gary Collins and Leroy Kelly near career ends while rookies like Doug Dicken, Bob McKay and Clarence Scott seek starting roles.
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Pirates Pound Braves as Aaron Sees Best Team Yet
Aaron hit his 657th career homer but the Pirates defeated Atlanta 7-4 lifting their NL East lead as Stargell Robertson Sanguillen and Oliver homered. Dodgers beat Mets 2-0. Cubs swept Reds. Houston topped St Louis. Giants beat Montreal. Padres edged Philadelphia.
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Otis makes heroic fence catch in doubleheader sweep
Amos Otis of the Kansas City Royals leaped over the centerfield fence at Cleveland Stadium to rob Eddie Leon of a home run. He also homered in both games as Kansas City beat Cleveland 6-4 and 8-0. Nettles added a three run shot in the opener, Piniella hit a two run homer in the nightcap, Hedlund credited Otis with the key defensive play.
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U S Olympic Team Set From Trials In Eugene
Veterans Jim Ryan Frank Shorter Willie Davenport Jay Silvester and George Young led a strong U S track squad after ten days of trials in Eugene Oregon Amid hopefuls Roy Robinson Larry Burton Steve Smith Dwight Stones Eddie Hart Robinson Taylor and others earned Berlin Munich bound spots with world class marks in sprints distance hurdles jumps and throws the lay of the team taking shape for the Munich Games
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Smith Wins Wimbledon Singles Title in Five Set Thriller
Stan Smith, the 6 foot 4 Army corporal from Sea Pines California, defeated Ilie Nastase 4-6 6-3 6-3 4-6 7-6 to win the Wimbledon men's singles crown after a rain-delayed final. Nastase praised the match but could not overcome Smith's calm resolve. The United States claimed both singles titles as Billie Jean King had earlier defeated Evonne Goolagong in the women's final.
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Panther Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow in Elyria
The Elyria Catholic Panthers Club will meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the cafeteria to discuss officers and plans for work on the football field.
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Eight golfers left in each class at Elyria City Golf
Mike Radd fired a 69 to lead medalist honors in the 9th Elyria City Golf Tournament opening at Cherry Ridge. Class AA top standings include McConachey and Couch near the lead. Class A leaders include Helves and Benko. Class B and C qualifiers feature Benko, Noren, Gantz and others as pairings for Sunday quarterfinals are set. The event runs three weeks with director Kent Kring to release more pairings tomorrow.
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