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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1962

Page

6

Bobcats Set for Toledo Opener as Pontuti Question Lingers

Ohio University primes for the 1962 MAC opener with Toledo on Saturday at Peden Stadium. Coach Hess hopes Jim Pontuti is ready after a knee sprain while six players return to heavy drills and others recover. Toledo offers a potent offense led by Frank Baker and Rautch Yenrick, with safety in mind as the Rockets prepare after a midweek trip.

Jim Zentmeyer Messenger Ohio University Bobcats Toledo Rockets Bobcats Bill Hess Jim Pontuti Pontuti Hess Dave Robinson Jack Hite Ken Smith Gene Jones Tom Keating Jim McKee Toledo Southeastern Ohio Ohio University South Dakota State Jack Rabbits Rockets Clive Rush Rush Peden Stadium South Dakota Frank Baker Rautch Yenrick Baker Don Yenrick Jim Thibert Thibert San Diego Chargers Bob Smith Athens Columbus Ohio State University Lancaster Tomorve

Veteran Southpaw Notches 324th Win for Spahn

Warren Spahn pitched five solid hits to lead the Milwaukee Braves past the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. The Dodgers dropped a second straight game as San Francisco also fell further behind in the pennant race.

Associated Press Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves Dodgers Pittsburgh Elmo Plaskett Tom Sturdivant Pirates Giants San Francisco Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles

We Call The Plays Says Brown

Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown announces a new policy of collective play calling. Ninowski replaced Plum at quarterback and threw a 54 yard TD pass to Rich Kreitling on a triple reverse in a 17-7 win over the New York Giants. Brown says the team calls the plays with a collective "we" approach.

Cleveland Cleveland Browns Paul E. Brown Jim Ninowski Milt Plum New York Giants Brown Ninowski Rich Kreitling Giants

High School Grid State Matchups

Nelsonville aims at Athens while Gallipolis visits Wellston. Middleport hosts Logan and Jackson travels to Pomeroy in the week’s prep football schedule.

Nelsonville Athens Gallipolis Wellston Middleport Logan Jackson Pomeroy

High School Football Pairings For Saturday

Rutland faces Southwestern Belpre hosts Fort Frye Chauncey Dover meets Oak Hill Berne Union plays McArthur The Plains meet Laurelville North Gallia vs Trimble Saturday schedule includes five or more matchups across district teams.

High School Basketball Standings Roundup

Racine faces Kgger Creek while Symmes Valley meets Eastern and Hannan plays Hannan in West Virginia. Local courts host trio of neighborhood games amid district schedule.

Racine Kgger Creek Symmes Valley Hannan Trace Hannan, W. Va

High School Football Schedule Short List

Glouster at Dresden. Pt Pleasant at Ravenswood. Poca at Wahama. York at Bremen. Southern Local Perry County idle.

Pt. Pleasant Ravenswood Poca Wahama York Bremen Southern Local Perry County Idle

Jim Perry Seeks 12th Victory in Tribe Road Opener

Jim Perry aims for his 12th win as the Cleveland Indians open a three game series against the Kansas City Athletics. He has 11 losses this season and will face 25-year-old right-hander Dan Pfister, who holds a 3-13 record. Pfister lost to Cleveland 3-2 in their last meeting on September 8.

Spahn Dodgers Braves Pete Richert Frank Howard Ron Fairly Dick Tracewski Maury Wills Frank Bolling Hank Aaron Kansas City Jim Perry Cleveland Indians Kansas City Athletics Perry Dan Pfister Pfister Indians Cleveland

Gerringer tops Coe as U S Amateur advances at Pinehurst

Ronnie Gerringer, 19, son of a Newport News contractor, defeated Charlie Coe 3 and 2 in rain. Gerringer opened three under par 33 and held a five-hole lead at the turn before sealing the win with a 20-foot birdie on 16. Surviving round-one upsets were Patton, Smith, Davies, Ward, and others as 72 winners joined 56 byes for the 64-match second round.

Pinehurst N.C Ronnie Gerringer Newport News Jack Nicklaus U.S Gerringer Charlie Coe Oklahoma City Coe Pinehurst Country Club Bill Hyndman Philadelphia Sharp Ray Terry Jacksonville Fla Bill Terry Bob Gardner Essex Fells N.J Jack Penrose Ward Wettlaufer Buffalo N.Y Dan Carmichael Columbus North Caro Lina Threats Billy Joe Patton Charlie Smith Dick Davies Pasadena Calif Harvie Ward San Francisco Ed Updegraff Tucson Ariz Dud Wysong McKinney Tex Homero Blancas Houston Arnold Blum Macon Bill Campbell Huntington W. Va Deane Berman Dick Chapman Ted Bishop Dick Sikes Publinx Springdale Ark

Bobby Littler Wins Match in U S Amateur Second Round

Pinehurst North Carolina Bob Littler Jr of Athens was to play Ronald Chase of Denver in the second round of the U S Amateur Golf Tournament. Littler defeated John Farquahar of Amarillo 4 and 2 in the first round. Arthur Hudnutt was eliminated 3 and 1 by Edgar Updegraff of Tucson. Marion Heck of Columbia had a bye and faced Downing Gray of Warrington in today’s second round.

Pinehurst N. C Bob Littler Jr Athens Ronald Chase Denver U. S Littler John Farquahar Amarillo Tex Elyria Arthur Hudnutt Edgar Updegraff Tucson Ariz Marion Heck Columbiana Downing Gray Warrington Fila

Trapshoot Scores From Skyline Event

Wet WOGG 24 percent score leads with 25 X 25, Bill Neil 25, Ben Roach 25, Ed. note The Messenger will print leading trap scores every Tuesday. Gun clubs may submit names by Monday afternoon. Scores 21 X 25 or better only.

Bill Neil Ben Roach the Messenger

Brown Jug entry list deadline looms for 17th stakes

Delaware reports the entry deadline of 11 a.m. for the 17th Little Brown Jug as 13 of the nation’s top 3-year-old pacers seek the $80,000 purse. Impish sets new world records at Walnut Hall Farm Filly Stake with two 2:02 and 2:02 4-5 miles for 3-year-old trotters.

Delaware Delaware County Fairgrounds Impish Walnut Hall Farm

League Schedule Highlights Wednesdays Matches

The schedule lists games across leagues with Detroit at Minnesota Baltimore at Los Angeles Cleveland at Kansas City Boston at Chicago and other matchups. Notable night game Houston at New York and San Francisco at St Louis.

Detroit Minnesota Baltimore Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Boston Chicago Milwaukee Houston New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco W. L. Pet Chicago Ef Washington W. L. Pet. GB San Fran Los Ang Prur. Oss

IAAF Approves Fiberglass Pole Vault Records

Belgrade report notes the IAAF accepted fiberglass pole use in vaulting and ratified several world marks by Americans while not acting on Igor Ter Ovanesyan’s 27-3 inch broad jump. It acknowledged Pentti Nikula’s 16 ft 214 in world vault record using fiberglass.

Belgrade International Amateur Athletic Federation United States IAAF Finland Nikula Pentti Pentti Igor Ter-Ovanesyan Soviet Union Ralph Boston Hal Connolly Dallas Long al Oerter Frank Budd Jim Beatty Hayes Jones Budd Charlie Frazier Paul Drayton University of Oregon Oregon Wilma Rudolph Ward

Tripucka Improves With Age In AFL

Dallas report shows Frank Tripucka in his 14th season improving with age as he leads the league in passing with 57 completions in 103 attempts for 823 yards and four touchdowns while guiding Denver to the lead.

Dallas Tex Frank Tripucka Denver Tripucka

Ames-Bern, Waterloo win in rough plant league scores

In a local print league segment, Ames-Bern defeated Uptowners 8 to 0 while Waterloo edged finishing room 4 to 0. Night Stars toppled Pressroom 8 to 1 and Rangers beat Finishing Room 4 to 0 with batteries noted as Waterloo Kisor and Shamhart and Ames Bern Everett and McCune.

Plant No Uptowners Owls Night Stars Rangers Finishing Room Waterloo Ames-Bern Kisor and Blackmore's Stephenson Acc Miters Poultry Fairview Drive-In Athens Pharmac Hacer Hardware Royal McBee Siashinate Ace Faew Don's Pimre Ickes Miller’s Poultry Poromote Jack & Jill Nye Volkswagen Tetuatton Research Pioneers Neal Floral Carroll I Medics Etenee Gateway Lodge Rotary Mathews Kiwanis No Wright's Taurant emaySank's Dairy Gipger Ditred Grange Jimanott's Rews Goodyear Atha k-Simpson

Reds Out of Pennant Chase After Mets Losses

Reds manager Fred Hutchinson conceded defeat as Cincinnati slipped 51 percent out of first place after dropping twice to New York's last place Mets. The club opens a 10 game final stretch tonight in Pittsburgh with Jim OToole to face Harvey Haddix as they chase the Giants for a second place spot.

Pittsburgh Fred Hutchinson Cincinnati Reds New York Mets Hutch Reds San Francisco Giants Hutchinson Jim Oole Pirate Harvey Haddix

Batting Leaders and Key Stat Totals From Major Leagues

Batting leaders for players with 375 or more at bats include Runnels Boston .331 Hinton Washington .311 and others. Runs include Pearson Los Angeles 108 Sierbern Kansas City 105. RBIs show Killebrew Minnesota 110 Colavito Detroit 109. Hits list Richardson New York 194 Lumpe Kansas City 184. Home runs feature Killebrew Minnesota 40 Cash Detroit 37. Also notes Starters Davis Los Angeles and Robinson Cincinnati lead in many categories with Davis 207 hits and Robinson 196. Robinson RBI 150 and Mays 44 HRs H Aaron 39.

Runnels Boston Hinton Washington Pearson Los Angeles Sierbern Kansas City Killebrew Minnesota Colavito Detroit Richardson New York Lumpe Cash T. Davis Robinson Cincinnati Wills Mays San Francisco H. Aaron Milwaukee

Denver leads Louisville in American Association finals

In the best-of-7 American Association final Denver defeated Louisville 9 to 3 to take a 2-1 series lead. In the International League, Jacksonville beat Atlanta 4 to 2 giving Jacksonville a 1-0 edge. Columbus notes jockey Paul Ward guiding Scalp to a 1:46 victory at Beulah Park with payouts of 8.80 for the win, 5.60 for place, and 4 for show.

Denver Louisville Jacksonville Atlanta Columbus Paul Ward Beulah Park Caleo Kirk D

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