Browns training notes on Dieken and Browns camp
Browns tackle Doug Dieken mixes basketball drills with football fitness while enduring knee and thumb injuries. He aims for a strong 1975 season, hoping to lift the Browns from a 3 11 record and notes last year’s late surge. Eight players were cut as coach Forrest Gregg reshapes the roster ahead of scrimmage drills.
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Apple trails by one stroke in Ohio Amateur Golf Tour final
Springfield Ohio Glenn Apple trails leader Taylor Metcalfe by one stroke entering the final round at Springfield Country Club in the Ohio Men's Amateur Golf Tourney. Metcalfe posted 72 to reach 215, Apple cards 216 after a steady round with three birdies on the back nine.
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Gail Clayton seeks second straight Ohio Women’s Amateur title
In Youngstown Ohio Gail Clayton 28 a former NCAA champion moves toward her second consecutive title in the 53rd Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament finals. She beat Cincinnati’s Chris Remme as Dayton’s Kay Kennedy edged hometown favorite Kathy Shorr to reach the final. Kennedy won on the 21st hole after Shorr tied the match late.
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United States Decides to Compete in Montreal Olympics
amid Taiwan dispute the US team will participate in Montreal. IOC still seeks Taiwan to drop Republic of China name while Canada relaxes flag and anthem restrictions. Kenosha's Philip Krumm, longtime USOC president, praised IOC stand and urged compromise.
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Cleveland Seals move to Cleveland Coliseum eyed for boost
In Richfield and Chicago reports, California Golden Seals transfer approved by the NHL Finance committee. The team will relocate to the Cleveland Coliseum with McCreary predicting 10 to 12 extra points from reduced travel. Seals ownership bets on season ticket growth and a Barons nickname come next.
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Junk messes up Tribe at Minnesota
Eddie Bane limited Cleveland to three hits over seven plus innings and the Minnesota Twins defeated the Indians 5-2 at Metropolitan Stadium. Roy Smalley led the Twins with three hits and drove in two runs in the second and one in the fourth. Bill Campbell finished, earning his 10th win as Cleveland’s fifth straight loss continued.
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Miller Calls Westchester Putting Contest In Golf Classic
Johnny Miller labeled the Westchester Classic as a putting contest after a first round where nearly one third of players shot under par. Carlton White and David Graham shared the lead at eight under 62, with four others at 65 or lower at the 6,603-yard par 71 course.
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Nets may move to New Orleans as WTT attendance falters
Richfield UPI reports Cleveland Nets owner Joe Zingale weighs moving the World Team Tennis franchise after considering New Orleans and Salt Lake City. He cites potential crowds in the Superdome and the need to capitalize on other cities' interest while noting the team has relocated two home matches and remains last in attendance. Zingale warns he will not stay tied to Cleveland if there is stronger support elsewhere.
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