Defensive Minds Set for Purdue Clash With Bobcats
Ohio University coach Bill Hess previews an aggressive Purdue defense for the weekend matchup in Ross‑Ade Stadium. Mollenkopf's Boilermakers boast a heavy line and speed in the secondary, while Hess notes wind and a late penalty influenced a West Texas State game. He praises his team’s effort and explains the alumni defense nickname.
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Rowland Congdon
Ohio University
West Texas State
Purdue Boilermakers
Purdue
Bobcat
Bill Hess
Hess
Ohio
Griese
Ross-Ade
West Texas
Mantle Chooses Left Field For Yankees Bench Proximity
The New York Yankees lead the league and face the Cleveland Indians in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Mantle volunteers to play the outfield closest to the bench, choosing left field as Mel Stottlemyre and Whitey Ford start for the Yankees. Cleveland counters with Dick Donovan and Sonny Siebert.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Timore
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
Washington
Mantle
Mel Stottlemyre
Whitey Ford
Indians
Dick Donovan
Sonny Siebert
Browns Star Jimmy Brown Distances Self From Black Muslims
Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown says he is not a member of the Black Muslims but supports their views as discussed in Look Magazine. He cites white prejudice shaping his attitudes while noting past friction with ex-coach Paul Brown and his own early distance from the coach.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Look Magazine
Paul Brown
Paul
Brown
Tittle Doubtful Against Redskins Friday Night
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle is doubtful for Friday night after a 270 pound tackle by John Baker left him with severely bruised cartilages around three ribs. If inactive, rookie Gary Wood would start the signal calling for a 0 2 team needing a win in the Eastern Division race.
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Pittsburgh
John Baker
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Tittle
Washington Redskins
Y. A
Gary Wood
Cornell
Giants
Indians Go For Fourth With Yanks
Cleveland hosts New York in back-to-back doubleheaders with both teams hot. The Indians seek a crucial win to tighten pennant chances and boost fourth place money while aiming to bolster 1965 season ticket sales. Stottlemyre faces Siebert in the opener and Donovan meets Ford in the nightcap.
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Indians
Cleveland
Yanks
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Yankee Stadium
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Tribe
Mel Stottlemyre
Sonny Siebert
Dick Donovan
Whitey Ford
Sam McDowell
Jack Kralick
al Downing
Roland Sheldon
Ruiz Steal Of Home Lifts Reds Over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds edged Philadelphia 1 0 as rookie Chico Ruiz stole home in the sixth, seizing sole second place in the NL by defeating Art Mahaffey and the Phillies. Johnny Tsitouris earned the win despite a fielding duel, with Mahaffey taking the loss.
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Tsitouris
Chico Ruiz
Ruiz
Reds
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Phils
Art Mahaffey
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Mahaffey
Clay Dalrymple
Tsitouris
Jimmy O’toole
Chris Short
Rams and Lions settle for tie after late lead loss
After Los Angeles Rams blew a fourth quarter lead to Detroit Lions and tied the game, coach Harland Svare called a tie in the league like a win. Lions coach George Wilson faulted blocked and tackling for the loss, expressing disappointment.
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Harland Svare
Svare
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Wilson
Olympic cagers beat Warriors 63 56 in San Francisco
The U S Olympic team led by Jerry Shipp with 16 points defeated the San Francisco Warriors of the NBA 63 to 56 on Monday night in San Francisco.
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Jerry Shipp
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Pros
Celtics Name Auerbach GM and Coach in Era of Wins
Lou Pieri elevates Red Auerbach to vice president general manager and coach with full authority to run the Celtics as the board names Pieri president succeeding Walter Brown. Auerbach has overseen six straight NBA titles and seven in eight years.
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Lou Pieri
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
Auerbach
National Basketball Association
Pieri
Walter Brown
SMU Formidable Yet Faltering in Lopsided Loss
SMU coach notes No 1 punter Danny Thomas and a fast Jitterbug defense as Florida held nine for eight first downs in a 24 to 8 loss. The Mustangs have won 8 of 41 over four seasons while Ohio State has 26 of 36 with strong scoring margin.
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Ing
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Larkkinen
Baseball standings and weekly results snippet
The column lists NL teams with records and games behind. Baltimore Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Kansas City noted with results and upcoming games for Monday and Wednesday nights.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
Ohio Open leader Richard Spires shoots 68 in second round
Circleville's Richard Spires, a former pro turned newspaper circulator, builds a four stroke lead at the Ohio Open after smashing a 68 on Walnut Hill in front of 150-plus players. Steubenville amateur Don Ogrovitz, OU graduate, resumes play after 18 months due to injuries. In Syracuse, the Rochester Red Wings edge the Chiefs 4 3 to begin the IL Governor's Cup series.
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Rick) Spires
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Pickaway Country Club
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Mike Lind
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