ZANESVILLE, OHIO PAGE 3-B SECTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1967 THE TIMES RECORDER, Sports Patrol By STEVE SNIDER UPI Sports Writer you really believe Gluefish Tech is no better than No. 36 you're in for a shock Saturday afternoon. We can't worry about Notre Dame for three more weeks yet. That's just another game, anyway." Thursday "I'm worried about our kicking game. We've got the pursuit but this new punt rule is killing us.
They've got a swivelhipped safety man who can tightrope down that sideline faster' Bob Hayes." man at the helm is only a sophom*ore has the poise of a veteran. If he's throwing that football, well, we'll be in it all the way." Friday "I keep saying you lose one game for every sophom*ore in the starting "It'll take 100 per cent effort all down the line to make a dent in their fearsome foursome. I don't see how we can run at and we have our work cut lout for us because we've never tasted victory on enemy soil in this traditional series." Saturday "We got inspirational leadership from our seniors. No, can't single out any one of them but our quarterback did show promise with eight touchdown passes. Not bad for a sophom*ore." "I'm glad that one's over.
We've got to keep playing'em one game at a time." "The officiating was the worst I've seen in 48 years of coaching. They robbed us blind and if you print it I'll deny if every word." NEW YORK (UPI)-Well, folks, here we are again prying the lid off another pigskin parade with a rugged 10-game slate coming up. This season's free trial offer is a diary for those coaches ofAmerica who rely on the old reliables in public statements but feel they may have missed a few hot items while devoting recent weeks to drawing X's and O's on the blackboard. Monday "Weput it all together last Saturday and the picture is coming into focus. But remember, next week we play a team that's quick, strong, big and experienced with an awesome defense and a vaunted "Their quarterback is as good as any in the league and could play on any team in the We were lucky to hold him as well as we did but our kids played their hearts out and hard-nosed football made the difference" "What can I tell you? We took a 'helluva Tuesday "If our No: 2 quarterback lives up to his potential we'll have a great 1-2 tandem.
No. 1 is battle-tested, though, gets the nod." "They'll out-man us but our kids know what the game of football is all about." Wednesday "Everything depends on our middle linebacker. He has great lateral movement, wants to hit and has an uncanny sense of where the play is going. We'll be okay if we can give him some help." "Okay, we're No. 1.
But it watches cyclists peddling by a country field near will discover how it feels to carry a load for The horse in foreground probably is thinking that France. For a change, the cyclists miles. The horse figures: Who needs it? the mode of transportation has come full cycle as Strausbourg, Several Co-Champions Loom Ivy League Has Balance NEW YORK (UPI)-It's all for fun and fun for all in Ivy League football this fall. The power, a term used strictly in the relative sense, is divided so evenly among the eight Ivy ancients there may be more co-champions than alsoIrans when the sun sinks slowly in the West on the final Saturday of football for 1967. Harvard, Dartmouth and Princeton scrapped into a triple tie for the title last year.
Cornell and Yale are said to possess an unusual amount of talent capable of producing a five-way tie this time out. This may or may not bel possible mathematically but we'll take their word for it since the slide-rule boys in these Intrepid Wins By A Half-Mile For 4-0 America's Cup Victory By JACK V. FOX NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI)-The United States handed Australia another million dollar lesson in sailboat racing Monday as. Bus Mosbacher on Intrepid held fast to the America's Cup with a fourth straight win over a plucky but completely outclassed Dame Pattie.
The 116-year-old competition went 4-0 to the U.S. with such utter ease and lack of excitement that It was a sad comedown for Jock Sturrock and his Aussies who had come to Newport in such high anticipation this summer. Intrepid won the final race by an unofficial three minutes, 38 seconds and a distance of more than a half mile. It was in many ways a carbon copy of the first three with the 12 meter yacht designed by Stephens scoring a competitive Philo Boosters Sponsor Shoots Philo Boosters will sponsor a pair of turkey shoots the next two weekends with traps to open at the Philo Recreation Center at 1 p.m. The first shoot is scheduled for Sunday and the second will held a week later.
The entry fee is $1 and 12, 16 and 20 gauge shells will be furnished. Bathgate Signed BRANTFORD, Ont. (UPI) The Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League announced Monday they, had signed veteran Andy Bathgate to a -year contract. The 35-year-old Bathgate, ninth leading all-time scorer in the NHL with 314 goals, will be starting his 14th season. scrimmage at the starting and simply moving through the water so much more smoothly and with more enactive sails.
The horns of the 21st U.S. victory since 1851 sounded from a small spectator fleet of 75-100 Cleveland Setback Analyzed CLEVELAND (UPI) The off wrong place at the wrong time seems to sum up Cleveland's 21-14 defeat by the Dallas Cowboys Sunday. Looking- back at the game, quarterback Frank Ryan decided he wasn't calling the right plays. be running and "We seemed to right into their strength," said Ryan. the The fierceness of the Dallas defense left its mark on Ryan.
her He went into the game nursing no la sprained ankle. Four quarters later he had two sprained ankles and a jammed finger on his passing hand. With Ernie Green hampered by a pulled muscle and unable up to make his cuts, the bulk of the Browns running game fell to Leroy Kelly. Dallas compensated for this by assigning 'as many as three men to watch every move Kelly made. The tactic paid off as the Browns were held to minus 5 yards rushing.
If nothing else, Cleveland fans can take solace from the fact the Browns should be in better shape for the Detroit Tigers even with Ryan's multiple injuries. Team trainers said they were in certain they'll have Ryan and be Green at top condition for the game. SEE! DRIVE! BRAND-NEW '68 CHEVYS! THURS. SEPT 21ST White END BRIDGE Bowling WAYNE RADIATOR Team Hi Total, Emersons 2468; Team Hi Game, Emersons 871; Ind. Hi Total, Alberta Dunn 556; Ind.
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Hi Game, Jim DeVine-233. Cyclists Now Will Understand Horse's Plight Better parts are famous for figures dance in new and exciting sequences beyond the comprehension of a guy who just blew 80 cents with the auditor because an expense account didn't add up. In this section of the East, the football year is confined to a span between and late November. The Ivies are aghast at such collegiate nonsense as spring practice, bowl games and national rankings so the sport traditionally remains well within limits deemed practical by 1 the educators. Quite a few excellent football players, lured by the prospects of a degree with the influential Ivy Stamp on it, stray into the league, however, and they receive the benefit of coaching perhaps second to none in the nation.
Thus, while the league be viewed as a football wasteland by the experts who dote on the big league stuff put out by the football factories in other sections, the football-forfun boys put on a rousing show. They'll offer at one time or another just about every wrinkle and formation to be seen in modern football and some out of the museum. Princeton still goes with the single wing offense, an item now dead everywhere except at East Carolina and, at last report, at Panhandle in Oklahoma. Princeton's Dick Colman feels more than mere nostalgia about the single wing. "We'll keep using it as long as our record remains good," he says.
So the Princetons keep rolling with a style in which the left halfback does the major portion NFL Celebrates Attendance Marks Fall On First Day By United Press International The National Football League celebrated the start of its season Sunday by setting two new attendance records. The average attendance of 58,001 at eight games surpassed the previous one high of 56,610 and the eight-game of 464,007 surpassed the old mark of 396,271. Both previous highs were set on Nov. 14, 1965 when seven games were played. Three American Football League games drew a total of 97,054 Sunday giving pro football a one-day turnout of 561,101 fans.
Average attendance at the three AFL games was 32,350. There were five sellouts in the NFL, including 81,039 to see the Cowboys and Browns at Cleveland, 80,879 to see the Ram and Saints in New Orelans' pro debut, 60,709 to see the Redskins and Eagles at Philadelphia, 56,715 to see the Bishops Defeat W. Muskingum losers' 2-mile course yesterday. Joe Corry of Rosecrans was first with a clocking of 14:15 while Don Rhinebarger of West Muskingum was second in 14:23. Rick Snider of Rosecrans was third in 14:52 and Steve Smith of West was fourth.
Others, in the order of finish, were: Mike Christ (R), Mike Hamann (R), Steve Hampp (W), Dennis Chambers (W), Tim West (W), Mike Norman (W), Jim Miller (R). Rosecrans defeated West Muskingum 26-30 yesterday in al cross country match on the HOW MUCH I Just call us. TITY LOAN SAVINGS ZANESVILLE FEDERAL Team Hi Total, Mitch's Sohio-2673; Team Hi Game, Mitch's Sohio-959; Indv. Hi Total, Dave Adams-611; Indv. HI Game, Wood Hardcastle-267.
Harris Team 2468; 874; Ind. Team Bing's Furniture will play Rose Farm at 2 p.m, Saturday in the loser's bracket in Cannelville baseball tournament action. Winner will meet the PhiDunes Sunday at noon for the title and if the Phi-Duncs, now unbeaten, should lose, a second game would follow Sunday afternoon. FOOTBALL STANDINGS By United Press International National Football League Standings Eastern Conference Century Division Pet. PF PA Pittsburgh 0 0 01.000 41 13 York 0 0 1 0 1.000 37 14 20 21 New .000 St.
Louis 0 1 0 .000 20 37 Capitol Division Pet. PF PA Philadelphia 0 0 01.000 35 24 Dallas 1 0 0 01.000 21 14 Washington 0 .000 24 35 Orleans 0 1 0 .000 13 27 Western Conference Central Division Pet. bpf pa Green Bay 0 0 01 .000 17 17 17 17 0 0 1 .000 Minnesota 01 0 .000 21 27 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 13 41 Coastal Division Pet. PF PA Los Angeles 0 0 1.000 27 13 0 0 01.000 38 31 Francisco 1 0 0 01.000 27 21 Baltimore Atlanta 0 0 .000 31 38 Friday's Games Minnesota at Los scheduled) Angeles game Sunday's Games Atlanta at San Francisco Baltimore at Philadelphia Chicago at Green Bay Cleveland at Detroit New York at Dallas St. Louis at Pittsburgh Washington at New Orleans Four Teams Still Alive In Tourney Philo defeated Bing's 9-3 Sunday to gain the finals.
In the other Sunday game Rose Farm eliminated Cannelville 2-0 to stay alive in the tourney. It was Bing's first defeat. Lou Jordan hit two solo homers and a double and single and Rick Shelly also belted two solo homers. Denzil Dillinger doubled and singled for Bing's as starter Bob Kessler picked up the win. Jeff Sands went the route for Rose Farm, allowing five hits.
Rose Farm got only two hits off Mike Swain and Junior Anders, but scored their runs on an error in the fourth inning. Morgan Booster Drive Slated McCONNELSVILLE At 7 p.m. today, Morgan Raider Boosters will launch a membership drive with a house to house canvass. Members of the Raiders football team, in playing uniform jerseys will head the canvass. Mrs.
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the passing and running while the quarterback confines his activity to calling signals, blocking and occasionally catching a pass. At Dartmouth, Conch Blackman believes in everything-new or old. The personable coach who turned down a chance to switch to the big time at Iowa not too long ago sends out teams with more variations 'of offense and defense than any professional outfit. Blackman invented the formation but his foes had better be prepared to operate against the winged-T, slot-T, double slot and the power-I. When last seen, Harvard was using a flanker-T, Columbia and Cornell a winged-T, Pennsylvania a straight Yale a with split ends and flanker.
Brown has a new coach this year in Len Jardine so the book on him is open. Though eight teams form the Ivy group, there is a league within a league long known as the "Big -Yale, Harvard and In the dear dead days, just about all the football that existed was played by those three schools. Even today, that influence carries to the kids with an intensity unrivaled anywhere. Notre Dame-Michigan State, Army-Navy, Texas-Texas South California-UCLA, Alabama-Mississippi, Stanford-California are among the rivalries, that stir the pulses and certainly provide better fo atball. But the Ivies couldn't care less what goes on in the outside football world.
Dick Groat Retiring his retirement as an active player. Groat, 37, said yesterday he would call it a career at the end of the season because of an ankle injury. Now a member of the San Francisco Giants his fourth club Groat has played on two World Series championship teams, won a National League batting title and been named the league's, most valuable player. He joined the Pirates in 1952 off the campus of Duke University where he was an AllAmerica basketball player. Groat said he would like to manage the Pirates and has made a bid for the job.
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to let it burn off. Even then, the two yachts looked like ghost ships in the pearly haze, the tops of their masts obscured. But the wind picked up from eight to 14 knots the threat of navigational difficulties disappeared. Dame Pattie really never got very light breezes in which Sturrock finally concluded lay best chance but there was reason to believe she would have done much better. The best showing Dame Pattie made during the entire series was on the fifth leg of this fourth race when one minute and 30 seconds.
But on the final windward 1 leg, Intrepid easily opened up the margin again in freshening winds. The Aussies lost the first race by five minutes, seconds; the second by three minutes 36 seconds and the third by four minutes, seconds. In the last U.S.Australian encounter in 1962, Sturrock won one race and lost another by only 26 seconds. Yachting experts laid the victory mainly to Intrepid's hull and superior material sails. Although Mosbacher and his man crew showed almost faultless seamanship there was really no occasion on which could not simply count on superiority of his boat.
Falcons and Colts at Baltimore and 50,861 to see the Lions and Packers at Green Bay. Other crowds were 53,365 to see the Bears and Steelers at Pittsburgh, 40,801 to see the Giants and Cardinals at St. Louis and 39,638 to see the Forty-Niners and Vikings at Minneapolis-St. Paul. AFL crowds were 41,384 for the Oilers and Bills at Buffalo, 2,381 for the Broncos and Dolphisn at Miami a id 26,289 for the Patriots and Raiders at Oakland.
Evidence that the major games came to about $3,248,000. I income for Sunday's eight league baseball owners should shorten their season rather than buck the start of the pro football season -a claim made, by many experts -was contained in attendances for Sunday's baseball games which totaled 156,188 for 10 games for an average of 15,618. Baseball crowds were 30,301 at Boston, 22,832 at Detroit, 26,171 at Chicago, 13,305 at New York, 10,993 at Anaheim, 7,93 at Atlanta, 5,733 at Pittsburgh, 21,241 at Cincinnati, 8,464 at Philadelphia an 9,174 at Houston. Oldtimers Meet Muskingum Valley Oldtimers Association will meet at 8:15 this evening in the basem*nt of Municipal Auditorium. Indv.
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