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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Sunday, September 9, 1981 Buck Defense Ahead Of Offense, State's Coach Says Page 38 Sport Section With I Robinson 4-6 Choice MAIZE VETS football squad with a two-hour scrimmage. The varsity unleashed a nine-totiehdown attack. The running honors went to All Rod and Gun In Eyes Of British London, Sept. 8 Three of CompUti t) it Hirer Staff Wtitttt) Ta 0-, 4-1 Frank ir Howell, Dor xasK in opo tusriit 2ilhnm fro-nr 1 I Montana, l.d Hickey. Jn Hip air Frank ic Howell, Don om: Britain's leading bookmakers agreed today that Sugar Ray by Dave Roberts Roberts Gets His Limit Everv Dav.

FQQFBAEMB ABED AIM Robinson is a 4 to 6 favorite to ('apt. Rill Putirh tossed several touchdown strikes to ends Lowell Perry and Fred Pickarrt. ThP line, chanced hy frequent i k.n;i. win back the world middleweight iUnu, or.ri. i special me (love-shooting title from Randv Turoin in New Turrit t'C! DDrcmrMT is in fn ouini i.i-u- rvnuy jurpin in ii BUZZIN' AROUND tfie football As PrcNSiirp Is Pill 0: Hen Ooslprliaan.

your oia next WeHnesdav nirht Two ing' open holes' for Michigan's brat flnd whatever became of jOilpa of the Reds, has 'hii tool i making the best of it. We've been out almost every day, "Sht backs. nugan? For that opwl and Mt reJy g0 --r have failed to take the limit of 10 rds with onry little 7 j. of the three Douglas Stuart and Manny King offered odds of 5 to 4 against. Turpin while James McLean offered 11 to 10.

Thinness At End. Guard Is ter, wnere rnu wucKiew; work on fhe rebuilding planned trout frshing. It's good too! -were at Xavior in 46, as halfback; for 1952, but thus far1 he isn't ex- Dove hunting is comparatively (pheasant country. Ordinarily this' and coach, remember? artv hilarious about the here. And it doesn't much is good but nothin? uxtl.

I.I, DRF.SS DRILL. East Lansing, Sept. 8 They also agreed that odds RWU icnmhln 1 I ijfi Michigan State's first string against a draw are 25 to 1. semDie tne sport as we know ltliike what we used to get in the For the second successive year for first-grade material. idefensive unit grabbed all the in Kentucky and other southern: Da kotas.

Southwestern Ohio football has Frightening. Says Bear Bryant Of UK. Ohio, Sept. 8 i.ft See! I Hear! states. There hunters go to the You can get all types of bigisPent some time fishing in Michi 'scrimmage today.

managed to gey a page "picture tieicis in groups; take stands andjgame shooting out of Sun Valley wait for the birds to fly in to deer, antelope, bear, elk, sheep feed or for water. Here things are and eoats. There are lots nf capp fl Five times in a row the tirst "ie annum Offensive and defensive units of gan witn no luck. Jteckon this is a clear case of finding gold in one's own back yard! W. L.

Meader and Roy Bevers of Elizabethtown, Ohio, caught 11 channel cats at Souder's Lake re different. ihens and grouse too. hut Idaho There are a few seemingly unusual pieces scattered here or there among the minor league cluhs with which the Reds have connections either through ownership or agreements. But Luke Sewell's ensemble Is going to require. a bountiful as well as a choice supply.

il il it win ii.im i'- mil iniiniintiu i 7r i unit viuiuc jnsi jmi Ohio States football i squad belted jts wy dmvn firld and just of ljee Hasl.nger and a away at each other for more than as many times the defensive uc ffl two hours today before Coach turned them hark. THE COl.NTKV around Sun has no open season o.n these species this year. At the moment if you'll pardon Valley is a combination of desert cently, the largest weighing five and fertile, Irrigated valleys. me the boys are hollering to! pounds. At Hidden Hills Lake Great fields Of grain spread across Wooriv Haves observed' 1 Ine slxln timr- Kn(1 tinD are.v:"B n.r,m.ny.

woony tia.ves oosoiven. attempted a field goal on a last 1 throught which Bob Stratton was "Our defense is definitely ahead il1mvn dospcration try. It went widcrunninBi fratured. This year 0 our offense right land the varsity lost a gam shot nf the Salad Bowl gamP bo. coming from a coach I As a penance Coach B'gge, 1774 Carll get going, heems as if I m.

hold-jClaude Nauman, Jr. landscape. Most of the gram took six cats with an average Uraiings, of course, may bring on some experienced big leaguei OI PPF' help, but at this time the bulk Si-. l'nd-s dove. In liviunn omen fi nis ui iaroiind the field while the jubilantjshows Buddy Acus (of Lockland) nf lh I.

-VUU iraCTS Or W1IC1 us uj, uic pany a snort jaum to a dove field which, according to Williams, is going to be hot-ter'n a firecracker. Guess I'll have to go along just to see if he's telling the truth! weight of four pounds. The following anglers made the following catches at Lake Louise: Johnny Mattan, 6728 Britton, six channels totaling 11? pounds defense hooted and howled from' nd Jop Codiano, both Redskins.jto the option list, the 10 names rs the sidelines. giv ing business to thereof White, in the process of catching UP ul-fa'led WM.y- seeds. Thus there's no concentra- ah 1 tin.

hnanting inch offensive Mnr nn All-America Vic Jannwicz, speedster Walt Klevay and pawner Tony f'urclllo, Indicated the new Buck mentor's pleasure with the performance of this o. 1 defensive line: Sonny Gandee and Pick Ander- WltlNKI.K IX BROW, C'SU Covington, six channels, 13 a pass Lonrano, it must pe aa- oi'TSTANDIXG prospect it-euing piaces ann, quit Millershurg. Sept. 8 f.Ti Put A lack of explosive power and miuen, is neing anyining VJAIS llZ' of rds! This vi; Newto 12 I accressiveness on tne KennicK.v, nnt-. tnn nl tlm on.lc- Ina I'gmmiwlll II OnOninC VVPPk CnO Of til Opening week end of channel cats, 23-Ti pounds and Herman Reed, 1665 Harrison the season; than for Buffalo of the Jnler- the south for 1 lu 1 ri'i h.

mnn i we enjoy ics ahead of Cincinnati and national League this Post 1 is open to men, women and chil- anu j'hk L.onan ai me lacKics. near Kivan i orovv lonay. v.in num. i om. nouuimi i.i-nsm- una sronun.

i i i season. 12 channels for 21 pounds on Coach's Comments Steve Ruzich and l.nu Fischer! The never-too-optimistic 1 Javier here next Saturday nd a St Henry, Ohio, boy, started in fli h(g at the guards and Bob Heid at headmaster recounted the first Sunday. Both cluhs have rugged the Redleg farm system as a 1010 comparatively limited anf, advance( instruction ph.rii, i 8 mlnnow center. week of fall practice and said: (opening assignments in VMI andpitcher hut switched to the out-i Edmonds, volunteer instructor iJ "ii int in irnimni ih ho. tjuaniico ana ine snows sno oe nem utter iniurintr nis arm wni I V.

Mas honn mnrc IrA n.a pia nbnn 'll LllrtlKC Ml IOC CIHSK. ASSIST en nv fore wp can field a good team but good ones. VETS STEAL SHOW It, Is to be hoped that public address announcers improve this year. In describing a play. Ann Arbor, Sept.

r. I believe it ran be done. veterans stole the show onlv remanent of last tnHv rnnh Rnn, years Conference nlavinir for (lee Walker with the lmP prauie cnicKen; '7' f' Vh ReH of the Sallshnntin We walk tlle stubble Mpl lers and Bill Rorr.ch. Par-leal feallyjficJds during the feeding hours, "cipants are asked to bring their Post 'trained with the Reds at "'he sfgebn-h flats during the;" and practice plugs if Tampa last spring and made quitrs when the birds are rest-1 possible. There is no charge for an impression on Sewell.

He's Most of the shots are long, the Ylass fllnU. with heflnr than nv- onps and lcss difficult in some all that need he said is baan put the pressure on his 1951 Sugar Bowl champions on hand, Kentucky opens it 11 game carried. He made 15 yards." There Is no need to go Into the formation or play used, or who made the blocks. of 3236 cn-on nH aooH nower.lresPps than shooting at incom-i DR. J.

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Hugh Watson, Pres. Clendale-Mllferd Rds. SY ISOO ilf 1 a i i i c. ki birds. But we get er 1 i no- hiHe Unf can't miss the a card at Lexington next Saturday against Tennessee Tech.

Drilling away from home for the first time, the squad will return "We Stuff U.C.Filmt Interyitws TODAY 1:15 PM WCPO-TV prtstnltd bf Chevrolet Dealers Of Greater Cincinnati Scouts say he being vh'uKii Ave. pnonea last week If it looks like there has been club's regular center fielder in lu 1 m'l report nis eaten or nve nass in 1952. More about that later. i WL vi Tc Pon" on a Clermont Next to outfielders, the Laboradors and Springers. County farm.

The largest weighed are badly in need of a high-class! u'e aus mucn to poUncis and foun ounces and catcher. But good receivers aret the game, and results in measured 21i inches long. What very few losses. pleased the good doctor was the even tougher to find than high to Lexington Sunday to finish pre-ja foul on the field, or an officials' season preparations. The two drills; flag goes into the air, it is NOT today produced no rough work.

the announcers' job' to say "oh, Bryant labeled the first drill notioh, that looks" like pass inlerfer-satisfactnry and said he and hisjpnre." His job is merely to report, staff expected the squad to be the penalty has been stepped vanced much further at this stage.joff, that "That was 15 yards He explained some of the Siwash for ders were handicapped by bumps, roughness," or whatever it was Taylor Williams, la'Jor Williams, READ THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Wednesday September 12, 1951 powered outfielders. The stand-LT a reformer; oTharkstoo in the Redleg Kentuckian who's beer been fact that shortly befoie this he' a1 Kuine nere lor years, has C3 HoWe Landrith, who hit an anemic!" fcnp'hP! wf 198 for Buffalo this season. How-; Tailor, brother of Phil Wil- ever. Hoble is rated as classy re-''ams Cincinnati shotgun ex- cvri, jiwu. one nf the host spatter bruises ann other assorted minor, f0r This department recalls one injuries and this might have contributed to the less-than-anti- local game last year where a bit reiver and a line nanuier 21.

the "1 of minor fisticuffs developed on cipatcd progress. pitchers. country. He's equally good per The chief weakness is at end and t1P (-1 ci and a few of the VC haps even a little better with foT cSchST iZto-to' and rifles. i li-, Knth loo rti i oc nnH guard.

1 players got Off the bench and "The thinness at these positions started toward the action. Coach is frightening," he commented. kid Gillman was out ahead of I them, and shooed them back to the HOOSIERS SHOW PfNC'H. bench. This brought forth from 1 'e 'SlTa Wesl TAYLOR TOLD ME when I that duck-shooting pros- What makes the MAN? "'7 vnai Pps the best in years and National and announcer: Attaboy, Sid! the League Yogi; this has been borne out by every a Borra and Jim Hegan in the American League, you can't name.

thing wove seen. Down along Silver Creek, where we shot, a dav anV' standout catcners. Coach Clyde Smith's Hoosiers t-ei oe m.pt-u umt displaved scoring punch in their reoccur. In short, he job of the first scrimmage today. PA man is to simply, and briefly.

Smith's No. 1 backfield of Quar- tell what, happened on each play i TYAM-iiUn tiaifharUa who carried the ball and how or so ago, we saw mallards and However by the thousands. Clouds Prior to World War II every club nt constantly, irom morning until late afternoon. The season doesn't Bohhy Robertson and Bill he went. He is not.

supposed, in the big leagues boasted at least and Fullback Gene Gedman scored to editorialize or recreate. The ac-jone standout catcher, if not two. in six plays the first time they gotUion is there for the fans to see. Apparently the boys of the present thr- ball 1 era are not too interested in don- open until October 12. We haven't seen many ringneck pheasants.

V.A..'n..n I Robertson scored from 10 yards i IF THERE IS anything tnar tne tools or ignorance, as cauMiiiK in the best of the Idaho out and minutes later added an-; coach hates, and particularly ran-otherwitha 60-yard run. ikies a visiting coach or team, is in tne iraae, preien u. ucunm nHmt in some other position that Sophomore Jerrv Ellis also got for the public address man to say off a long run an 80-yard fiillop! "he's going' back to pass," thus doesn't entail such concentrated giving the wholf playaway. PUH -later in the scrimmage. Outdoor effort, plus a few hard knocks here and there from foul- lps and amhitinus runners crashing the LEASE, Mr; "PA Mtn," no more of that.

THE WRITER didn't-know it. Tips IRISH SQl'AD SCRIMMAGES. South Bend, Sept. 8-(Pi- home plate with a vital nif. rtisrnssintf the catching situ By Jo Dtnny Two sophomores got first string ation recently, Managers Sewell or at least didn't think about it assignments today as Notre wp dollht manv fans know declared: "A good catcher is worth Dames football squad held its jf pjthor.

Irs no fresh-! his weight In gold today. Triggw Finger (vettlnf Itchy? Then initial scrimmage of the fail prac man looioan is permiueu in uir send for Montgom tice. ery Ward a new rish. Rig "A boy on the froshi 'oe laij cimnlv snrves as 'cannon Thev were 6-foot, 9-inch ing and Hunting Catalog now it's Katchik at end and Center Art fo(1(1pr. for 'tnp varsity in prac-j Hunter at center, umers in tice," was the way an Ohio State; gTORIFJS FROM THE training Coach Frank Leahy's tentative man nut it the other day.

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eamni or muisrneuer ai enn; non loneii lwljn the frosn permniea to piayifor his Wednesday nights scnea-and Tony Zmhroski, tackles; Paul varsity ball.) It strikes us asued i5-r0und title defense against the challenge of Ray Sugar Rob' Burns and Chct Ostrowski, guards; strange that the mighty Big Ten, Johnny Maur, quarterback: Billy which insists that it -has never nna marine equipment. 116 beautiful pages of everything from big game rifles to duck calls, clearly Barrett, right half; John Petitbon, i taken the game away from the ett half, and Del Gander, tull-ibovs. does not permit a player to back. compete in intercollegiate football pictured and described. Loaded with useful outdoor tips too! Drop me a card today for your copy.

Joe Denny, Dept. OT251. inson. The English youth's conditioning methods differ radically from the way American fighters train and In the eyes of some competent observers who have seen the new middleweight king drill, he will be in for a rough The Irish hav three more days 'during his first year. of twice-dailv drills before classes start September 13.

DOWN AT KENTUCKY Paul Doner omiQing, Minn, Bryant is prepping tne wnacais NEW "WIGGir CITS lift FISH NEED POOTBALL COACHES. I for the big opener agamst en- naccoa Torh A 1 1 1 officials You'll get a big Meeting of all coaches of exPect the crowd to reacn kick out of Fred i Arbogast gen- 20,000. And this goes on while UK Pee Wee football teanjs will be held at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at neelects "natural rivalries oe sational new HULA DIVER.

night come Wednesday. Turpin worked a complete 15 rounds as late as last Friday. Some etorles have had him looking exceptionally good in his workouts, others have him somewhat on the sluggish side no yon can take your choice of how he will fare against the fighter called the best of his frenerntinn. Deer Creek Common. Any per tween Kentucky and either UC or son over 18 years of age interested Yavier.

which involves little trav. This brand-new open-water bait really hauls 'em in. You control amazing new wiggling action by in coaching one of the teams expense for any of the three urged to attend this meeting. The teams and is a sure draw at the teams already are organized gate. (UC and Kentucky drew 34, outfitted hut several still are with- 000 last year at Lexington.) Once He droDDed Bert Lytell, a good speed of retrieve.

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