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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1970

Page

8

Detroit Lions rout Eagles in preseason clash at home

Detroit rolled to a 31-7 exhibition victory over Philadelphia before 56,032 fans. Greg Landry directed two TD passes and a 33-yard run, while Charlie Sanders and a dominant Lions defense shaped the win as Philadelphia managed 172 total yards and three losses in the three exhibition games.

Detroit Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles Detroit Lions Lions Eagles Greg Landry Joe Schmidt Bill Munson Landry Munson Greg Barton Lee Bouggess Mark Moseley Charlie Sanders Sanders Army Michigan State Jimmy Raye Gary Pettigrew Pettigrew Lem Barney Norm Shead Bobby Williams Ernie Calloway Philly Ronnie Blue George Mira Barney Tom Vaughn Snead

Michigan has incentive to win Big Ten title this year

AP reports coach Bo Schembechler says Michigan seeks sole Big Ten crown despite Rose Bowl ineligibility. He cites strong defense, top quarterback Don Moorhead, and deep backfield led by Billy Taylor and Glenn Doughty, with questions about the offensive line and tight end replacement for Jim Mandich.

Ann Arbor Bo Schembechler Michigan Wolverines Ohio State Buckeyes Southern Cal Schembechler Miami of Ohio Pasadena Don Moorhead Billy Taylor Glenn Doughty Doughty Dan Dierdorf Jim Mandich

JAA Meeting Tonight With Coaches and Film

The Judges Athletic Association invites all members to a 7 30 p m meeting at the Lions Club Shelter. Guest speakers include Ron Rice coach of last year’s champion football team and Baxter Berryhill coach of the champion cross country team. A highlights film of ACC last year will follow.

The Judges Athletic Association Lions Club Ron Rice Baxter Berryhill ACC

Mets Snap 3-Game Skid as Howard Hits 38th for Nats

In a split Monday card, the Mets end a three game slide by beating the Cardinals 11-5 behind two run hits from Clendenon Shamsky and Jones and Tommie Agee's 22nd homer. The Pirates lead the NL East with the Mets and Cubs close behind, while the Orioles rout the Yankees 10-2 and Boston edges Detroit 4-2.

Mets Howard Nats Herschel Nissenson Associated Press New York Mets St. Louis Cardinals Donn Clendenon Art Shamsky Cleon Jones Tommie Agee Pittsburgh Cubs RBI Ray Culp Tig Vie Davalillo Cards Pirates Red Sox Gary Wagner Sparky Lyle Tony Conigliaro Tigers

Lucky Coin and Carefree Gal Top Shenandoah Purse Field

A 14 horse limit field for Shenandoah Downs six furlongs Charing Cross Purse features J D Marsh's Lucky Coin and Audley Farmstable's Carefree Gal leading an allowance lineup. Both have recent or one prior races behind them with mixed outcomes and strong form.

Charles Town W. VA Shenandoah Downs J.D. Marsh Lucky Coin Audley Farmstable Carefree Gal Mile Arcuits

Ohio State Eyes Fourth Crown With Rising Sophomores

Ohio State coach Woody Hayes builds on 18 two year lettermen from the 1968 champion squad as he plans for 1970. Rex Kern leads a potent offense while Jim Stillwagon and Jack Tatum anchor the defense. Hayes warns complacency could erode prospects for the Buckeyes’ national and Big Ten bid.

Columbus Ohio Michigan Ohio State Woody Hayes Wolverines Buckeyes Hayes John Hicks George Hasenohr Shad Williams Hicks Jim Parker Buckeye Jim Otis Rex Kern Jim Stillwagon Jack Tatum Bruce

Pay as You Go Fines for Hill in Open Controversy

Stormy Dave Hill says he was fined for not signing his Dow Jones Open scorecard after the second round and was disqualified. He jokes about paying fines weekly while Steve Reid criticizes his conduct. Other leaders set schedules, with Jack Nicklaus planning a heavy fall, including the World Series and The Heritage.

Wethersfield Conn Stormy Dave Hill Hill Steve Reid Jack Nicklaus Sweden Piccadilly London Kaiser Sahara Nicklaus Pete Dey Hilton Head

Cassius Clay Arrives in Atlanta for Exhibition Bill

Cassius Clay later Muhammad Ali lands in Atlanta for two four round exhibitions at Morehouse College gym with Rufus Brussell and Johnny Hudgins. Promoters say ticket sales need no boost though ABC-TV will film the event.

Atlanta, Ga Cassius Clay Atlanta Epen Jesse Hill Clay Muhammad Ali Miami Rufus Brussell Johnny Hudgins Morehouse College Atlanta University Detroit Alvin “Blue” Lewis Orville Qualls Zora Folley House of Sports Joe Frazier Abc-Tv

Major League Leaders By The Associated Press

American League leaders include Yastrzemski and Smith in runs and batting while Killebrew and Howard top homers and RBIs. Pitching leaders feature Cuellar and McNally in wins with low ERAs, and McDowell and Lolich lead strikeouts. National League highlights show Bench and Perez in RBIs, Rose and Brock with hits, and Seaver and Gibson fanning the most batters.

R. Smith Boston Yastrzemski A. Johnson California F. Howard Washington Killebrew Minnesota Oliva Smith Harper Milwaukee Tovar Otis Kansas City Howard P. Kelly Alomar Cuellar Baltimore McNally Carty Atlanta Clemente W. Davis Los Angeles Kessinger Chicago Bench Cincinnati Perez Tolan Brock St. Louis Bonds San Francisco Simpson Gibson Seaver New York

Four Big Exacta Tickets Cashed at Shenandoah Downs

In the fifth race two longshots finished first and second triggering only four winning Big Exacta tickets worth $6,953.80 for the 9-3 and 7-5 order. Worcester’s Boy, ridden by Wor cester’s Boy, edged to victory for $28.60, with Lemoyne’s Miss at 21 to 1 earning $15.00 for Place. In the sixth, Sweet Thang led late and held to win $8.20 with Try Charging taking runner-up at $4.80.

Charles Town W. VA Shenandoah Downs Warren M. Richardson Worcester Boy Lemoyne Miss Gordon B. Morgan Try Charging

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