Surprising Redskins and NFL picks shake up week
AP sports columnist notes Washington Redskins remain undefeated with three wins and a tie, while picks favor Green Bay, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Boston, San Diego, Houston, and Denver in varied matchups. Healings and returns affect expectations as teams vie for key early season outcomes.
Scholarly Giants Use Plus and Minus Grading System
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark explains a plus and minus scoring system to rate players beyond traditional averages. He cites baserunning moves, walks, and clutch plays as positives while late inning homers are scored differently. Dark notes some mistakes are not charged as minuses due to coaching responsibility.
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Tron Man Pagan earns new respect in World Series
Jose Pagan, the Giants iron man, delivers in the World Series with a .500 average and a solo homer off Ralph Terry. The Puerto Rico native, who played about 270 games yearly since 1955, seized the shortstop job from Eddie Bressoud on April 19 and produced the deciding run with a squeeze bunt against St. Louis on April 23.
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Williams Gallopers In 3 Cornered Meet
Williams Williams College hosts a triangular cross country meet at 3.75 miles on the Williams course with MIT and Springfield. Co captain Rick Ash leads the Eohmen along with George Anderson Karl Neuse Phil McKnight and Mike Dogla. Freshmen pace the barriers led by Walt Johnston as MIT and Springfield send first year squads.
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Hockey results and weekend schedule in NHL slate
Boston defeated Montreal 5 to 0 and Detroit beat New York 2 to 1 on Thursday. Saturday's games include New York at Montreal Boston at Toronto Detroit at Chicago with no Friday games on the schedule.
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Mantle Credits His Long Slump To Good Pitching
In San Francisco AP reports Mickey Mantle says his World Series struggles stem from facing good pitching and feeling physically better recently. He notes pitchers have been strong and many so called big hitters are not delivering, while Cepeda and Kuenn also struggle for hits.
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Tulane Coach Faces Tough Start After Three Losses
Tulane coach Tommy O'Boyle speaks of resilience after a 6-3 loss to Stanford and defeats by Alabama and Texas. Injuries thin the squad, with quarterback Bob Boisvert among those sidelined, as Mississippi State looms in a must-win SEC clash. O'Boyle remains confident the Green Wave will pull off a surprise later this season.
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Kentucky and Detroit Set for Friday Night Football Clash
Kentucky visits Detroit at Titan Stadium in a expected mismatch as both teams seek their first win of the season. Detroit carries a five game skid while Kentucky has tied Florida State and lost close SEC contests. Other top games include Mississippi State at Tulane and UCLA hosting Colorado State University.
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Purple Knights Schedule Sets 22-Game Campaign
Vermont's St Michael's College Purple Knights open the 1962-63 season at Colby on December 1 and plan nine home games. Under coach George Doc Jacobs, the Knights aim to improve on last year's 9-10 mark with a December 4 home tilt vs Norwich and a busy slate including Holy Cross, Stonehill, Hartford, and regional foes through March 1.
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Entries for Saratoga Racing First through Ninth
Racing card lists nine races with pacing and trotting divisions at mile distance. Each line names horse and driver or trainer, class, purse, and surface notes for entries including Amanglers, Dictaphone, Nero Hanover, and more across first to ninth positions.
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