Agajanian Cut From Packers as NFL Rosters Shrink
Bootin Ben Agajanian, famed toe with brined foot, is released by the Green Bay Packers as rosters tighten to 38. Also cut are L. G. Dupre Lee Grosscup Ray Norton and Ted Woods. two trades wrap up the final moves.
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Club Champs Compete Sunday at Newport
The Tournament of Club Champions will be played Sunday at Newport Country Club. It features club champions and runners up from Vermont clubs with a Senior's Tournament for players 50 and up. Last year Roland Royer of Newport won the club title with 69 while Kermit Grant of St Johnsbury captured the Senior Class crown with 76 for his third straight win.
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Fight Results in Fredericksburg Postponed to Sept 12
In Fredericksburg Virginia Holy Mims of Washington DC faces Willie Williams of Tampa Florida in a fight originally scheduled for earlier date. The bout has been postponed to Wednesday September 12.
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Hinsdale Raceway Awaits Iron Curtain Reservation
Hinsdale New Hampshire officials report the track may be first in the U.S. to receive a behind the Iron Curtain reservation request for windup week starting September 8. Racing Secretary Charlie Larkin works to fit in top trotters and pacers as barns overflow while fans await possible records. Whisby Ross’ 1960 trotting mark of 2.06 looms as potential target against rivals Elmer Hine Jim Hogan driving Piston Sampler Jolly Key Prince Carl Dorothy Rose croft Whisky Ross also remains a contender.
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Cornell Coed Chasing Olympic Track Glory
Helen Shipley a Cornell freshman aims for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics after breaking the 880 yard indoor record in 1961 and winning the NAU national title. Her shin splints slowed progress but Coach Lou Montgomery says she is a strong prospect with continued training and speed work ahead.
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Racing cards set at various tracks with multiple heats and purses
A detailed listing of racing events featuring horses and drivers across many divisions. Each line notes race type pace or trot, distance mile, purse amount, and the competing horse names followed by drivers. The card includes numerous entries such as Gemma Pick W Artin and Vanessa Hanover, with purses ranging from 400 to 2180 dollars and multiple heats per day.
Entries Edna Dwyer W Current Miss Lyndon Huff A Dusty Dream
Edna Dwyer wins the title as current Miss Lyndon Huff in a local pageant. A Dusty Dream appears as a cited entry in the crowd of contestants reflecting the small town event.
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Roger Ward to Race At N J State Fair
U S speedway star Roger Ward signs for the 200 mile USAC national championship race for Indianapolis cars at the New Jersey State Fair Diamond Jubilee on September 23. Bobby Marshman of Pottstown Pennsylvania signs for both the September 23 marathon and the September 16 100 mile USAC races for midget cars at the fair. Marshman ranks fourth nationally.
Minor League Results From Pacific Coast and Other Games
Seattle def Tacoma 4 to 2 while Salt Lake topped Vancouver 5 to 2. Hawaii beat San Diego 4 to 2 and Spokane routed Portland 14 to 4. Toronto beat Rochester 5 to 4 and Buffalo defeated Syracuse 8 to 5. Richmond edged Atlanta 2 to 1 and Columbus won 10 to 4 against Jacksonville.
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RPI Packmen Announce 17-Game 1962 63 Hockey Schedule
RPI unveils a 17 game hockey slate for 1962 63 under coach Ned Harkness. The Engineers open Nov 17 at the Field House versus the University of Montreal with home and away series against Boston University Clarkson St Lawrence and Providence College. The 12th annual RPI Invitational runs Dec 27 28 29.
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Vermont Catamounts Join Yankee Conference Fresh Start
Vermont unveils a new leadership team as head coach Bob Clifford and an all-new staff arrive from Colby East Longmeadow and Adrian College to guide the Catamounts in Yankee Conference play. Harvard also reshuffles under coach John Yovicsin adjusting lineup amid injuries.
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