Watch Out For Frogs Eye OSU Opener Respect
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes emphasizes caution as TCU brings speed and a strong defense to Columbus after impressing against Nebraska. Bill Mallory notes TCU's quick backs and skilled sophomores while OSU unveils John Kelley at guard and rotations across the backfield and receiving corps as the Buckeyes tune their passing game.
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Browns Can't Let Letdown Hit Cards in Week Ahead
Browns coach Blanton Collier warned against any letdown for the upcoming game with the St. Louis Cardinals as Cleveland studies win chances after a narrow loss to Green Bay. Leroy Kelly and Ernie Green discuss momentum, noting the Packers game showed Browns’ ground attack and a need to focus on mistakes.
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Patterson and Cooper Set to Clash at Wembley Stadium
Floyd Patterson and Henry Cooper prepared for a Wembley Stadium showdown aiming to edge closer to a rematch with Cassius Clay. Both boxers eyed another shot at the world heavyweight title while Mildenberger watched from ringside as possible next foe.
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Ohio coach hails Purdue clash as guide for BC test
Ohio University coach Bill Hess says if his team plays like last Saturday the game against Boston College, ranked high in the East, can be even. Navy defeated Boston College 27 7 and Ohio notes BC’s size and a strong backfield but faults pass defense and backs. Hess praises sophomores Carmon LeLucca Houmard and notes Wanke out two weeks with rib injury.
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Bulldogs Praise Blocking in 36-0 Win Over Warren Local
Athens coach Don Eskey commended better execution and downfield blocking after the Bulldogs’ 36-0 victory. He highlighted strong running by Bill Brinkman and Mike Goodwin, solid defense, and noted minor injuries from the prior week. Goodwin leads with 119 yards on 15 carries, Brinkman has 102 yards on 14 carries, while Hummel and Repp contributed at quarterback. Athens prepares to open league play against Logan, the previous year’s top challenger.
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Dan Topping Quits Yanks CBS Becomes Sole Owner
Dan Topping resigns as president and chairman of the Yankees as CBS moves to full control. CBS named Michael Burke to run the club and bought Topping’s 10 percent stake, leaving Dan Jr. fate unclear.
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Yankees face uncertain GM future after Topping resignation
CBS may appoint an experienced baseball executive to replace Topping Jr. as Yankees general manager after Topping Sr. left. Lee MacPhail, former Orioles builder and Eckert aide, is named as a leading candidate, with CBS now sole owner after Webb and Topping divest.
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Yankees executive Topping resigns citing personal decision
Columbia Broadcasting System Europe chief executive Topping announced his resignation at a board meeting saying his family lives in Florida and he has outside activities. He stated it is in the best interests of the Yankees and himself to leave now.
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Robinson Leads Triple Crown Bid as Orioles Top Angels
Frank Robinson drives in five runs with a homer and double to lift the Baltimore Orioles 11 9 over the California Angels. He leads the AL in home runs with 46 and RBIs with 112 while batting .311. The battle for the batting title centers between Robinson and Tony Oliva as Minnesota and Baltimore close the season in a four game series.
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Weenie Weapon Fails as Pirates Tone Giants
The Green Weenie and Herman Frank fail to stop the Pirates who beat the Giants 6-1 in 11 innings. Roberto Clemente and Bob Bailey power Pittsburgh while Don Drysdale shines for the Dodgers in a separate win. Frank Robinson leads Baltimore with a 46th homer and a key two-run double.
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Major League Leaders Highlight American and National Leaders
The report lists top players by batting, runs, hits, and power in both leagues. Frank Robinson leads AL batting in RBIs and home runs for Baltimore, while Brooks Robinson and Aparicio top several categories. In the NL, Alou and Aaron appear across multiple stats, with Koufax and Regan leading pitching figures.
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Spartans Top AP poll with tight margin over UCLA
Michigan State holds first in the initial 1965 season AP college football poll with 338 points and 12 first place votes, narrowly beating UCLA at 328 points and 13 first place votes. Alabama is third with 260 points. top ten also includes Nebraska, Southern Cal, Arkansas, Purdue, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Baylor as of Sept 17.
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