Simpson Debuts With Bills In Exhibition Loss At Detroit
O J Simpson, the $300 000 rookie, saw limited action against the Lions in Tiger Stadium as Buffalo fell 24 12. He caught a 38 yard pass late in the game after a brief appearance. Coach John Rauch says Simpson will be good.
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The Ladies and Tuesday Leagues Lead Close Marks Reach Highs
The Ladies Summer League saw Pat Taylor lead Thee Uniform Shop with a 524 series in a 3-1 win over Clearbrook Shopping Center, while Annabelle Collins topped the losers with 445. Lorraine Sealock's 515 helped Kirk's Sinclair beat Argenbright's Shoes 3-1. Connie Baker's 494 led Buckley-Lages past Rolling Rockettes 3-1 to top the standings.
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Ten High team and individual bowling winners listed
Ten High led with team wins by Jui cers Jelly Jammers and Hams while Dirty Dishes Coffee Cats and Omlets swept high team games. Individual high series went to Helen Lineburg Ruth Boyd and Vivian Gill. top games to DOT BROWN Stella Fessler and Juanita Patterson. Glen da Cole claimed high average and Donna McDaniel most improved bowler.
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Floyd Leads PGA Championship After 36 Holes
Ray Floyd shot 66 to add to a first round 69 and take a two day total of 135 at the 51st PGA Championship in Dayton Ohio. Gary Player and Bunky Henry chased two strokes back as Jack Nicklaus and Orville Moody stood three back. Arnold Palmer withdrew with a hip injury before his Friday round.
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Clemson Opens ACC Football Drills Early
Clemson University begins fall practice as Frank Howard enters his 30th year guiding a 95 man squad through three days of conditioning before contact work. The Tigers’ opener at Virginia is Sept 20, with classes underway earlier than other ACC schools. Wake Forest visits NC State in the opening ACC game Sept 13.
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Church Stars Practice Sunday
The Church League All-Star team will practice Sunday at 3 30 p m on the Lions Field. All players are asked to be present.
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Siderowf a strong contender in Canadian Amateur Golf
Dick Siderowf of Westport Conn is rated a strong contender as the Canadian Amateur Championship begins in Kitchener Ontario.
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Dan Daniels Joins Channel 4 Sportscasting Team
Dan Daniels a veteran Washington sports figure joins Channel 4 as sports segment host for 11 p.m. on WRC Radio and TV. Former Maryland sports director and WTOP broadcaster earned multiple Outstanding Sportscaster awards in 1965 and 1967.
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Ruth Cobb Speaker Trio Still Rates as Best
AP Newsfeatures sports editor previews the Baseball Writers Association of America poll for all-time teams in the Centennial year. The article lists voters' choices for best players and managers, highlighting Babe Ruth as greatest player and Casey Stengel as greatest manager, with notes on rivals and career milestones.
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Palmer faces long road back after worst round of career
Dayton Ohio AP reports Arnold Palmer 39, struggling with a three year hip injury and a 11 over par 82 at NCR Country Club. He withdrew for rest and medical treatment and may not play competitive golf this year. Fellow pros believe he can return, but Gary Player cautions about outside distractions.
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