Laver Keeps Grand Slam Bid Alive in National Championships
Rod Laver, the Australian left-hander, crushed Antonio Palafox 6-1 6-2 6-2 to reach the quarterfinals at Forest Hills as he pursues a calendar grand slam. Emerson, McKinley, Osuna, Lloyd, Richardson, and Forbes also advanced, with Froehling leading Holmberg 2-1 when darkness halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Rod Laver
Nis
Laver
United States
Don Budge
Roy Emerson
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann
America
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Hamilton Richardson
Dallas
Jaidio Mukerjen
India
Lloyd
Reino Nuyssoenen
Finland
Richardson
Vic Seaas
Villanova
Forbes
Billy Knight
England
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Ron Holmberg
West Point
Froehling
Emerson
Osuna
33 Racers Competing In 3 Stakes for $600,000
The 2-year-olds battle for nearly $600,000 across three stakes. Arlington Park hosts the $357,250 Arlington Washington Park Futurity, Atlantic City hosts the $114,910 World's Playground Stakes, and Aqueduct hosts the $103,510 Matron Stakes. Notable entries include Alabama Bound sidelined, Never End, Candy Spots, Space Skates, Big Kim, Affectionately, Smart Deb, Be Somebody, and Final Ruling in a star-studded juvenile sprint lineup.
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Arlington Washington Park
Arlington Park
Atlantic City
Aqueduct
Fred W Hooper
Alabama
Cain
Rash Prince
Kewanna
Sky Gem
Viola’s Pal
Kentucky Private
Copy Chief
Affectionately
Ethel D. Jacobs
Smart Deb
Russell L. Reineman
Bold Process
Nautical Miss
Main Swap
Rare Exchange
Speedwell
Nallee
Tirata
Dunbarton
Kelso
David P. Reynolds
Be Somebody
Michael Ghipps
Oldsters Vie At Arlington
Arlington Old-Timers meet Arlington Interstate League in a Sunday noon game at East Arlington field with former pros like Tony Ravish Red Hayden and Ralph Sherwin in attendance. Maple Valley League contest Merchants vs Generals will decide fourth place in the semi-pro loop. Little League concession stand and a surprise prize accompany the event.
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Arlington
Arlington Field
Tony Ravish
New England
San Francisco Giants
Red Hayden
Giants
Ralph
Gabby) Sherwin
Paul Squire
Roy Cole
John King
Harry Brown
Dwight Lake
The
Merchants
Genrals
10 Soccer Games For St. Michael's 20 Candidates
WINOOSKI PARK The second year of soccer at St. Michael's College will field 20 candidates for preseason training. Athletic Director George Jacobs said Armando Citarella will coach the squad for a week ahead of a 10 game schedule. The Knights open Sept 27 at home against Plattsburgh State after a 2 3 1 record last season. Three Latin Americans join the squad Humberto Cosenza Nicolas Ravelo and Juan Tamayo.
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Winooski Park
St. Michael’s College
George
Doc) Jacobs
Armando Citarella
St. Michael's
Plattsburgh State
Kicking Knights
Humberto Cosenza
Honduras
Central America
Nicholas Ravelo
Caracas
Venezuela
Juan Tamayo
Bogota
Colombia
Reilly Wagner Shine for Ephs in Fall Practice
Williams football, led by junior center Mike Reilly and tackle Ben Wagner, continues to impress coach Len Watters as the Ephs train through three Thursday sessions under lights. No injuries reported. prep includes scrimmages against Norwich on Sept. 14 and American International on Sept. 18.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mike Reilly
Ben Wagner
Williams
Len Watters
Watters
Eph
Norwich
Yankees Acquire Hal Skinny Brown For 20000 Waiver
The New York Yankees bought Hal Skinny Brown from the Baltimore Orioles for 20000 at the waiver price. The 37-year-old right hander has a 6 4 record and a 4.08 ERA this season and a 77-65 career mark. Manager Ralph Houk says Brown will provide mound insurance as a starter or long reliever.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Hal Skinny Brown
Baltimore Orioles
Brown
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Racing entries for Saturday meet with multiple divisions
The card lists racing entries across nine events. Each event names divisions such as First, Second, and so on with horses or entries like Fine Yarn Fat, Sky Eden, and Irish Song. Trainers and owners appear alongside horses, with purses ranging from 500 to 2000 dollars and locations referenced by stables and towns.
Boy 11 Captures Attention at National Tennis Champs
Forest Hills report highlights 11 year old Dickie Stockton at West Side Tennis Club impressing players and officials with his strokes. He aims to join the Davis Cup team and win the national championship, citing early success including three titles in a single day in older age groups. His father Richard Stockton notes the boy learned tennis by himself with a basement table tennis paddle.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Pancho Gonzales
Jack Kramer
West Side
Dickie Stockton
United States
Dickie
Stevie
Richard Stockton
Riverdale
Pennsylvania
Terrier Gridders Shaping Up Well In Training
Boston University coach Steve Sinko reports rapid sophomore development and strong veteran form as 1962 prospects begin. Standout backs include George Byrd and Joe Dipietro, with co-captain Charlie Meadows praised as top fullback. Quarterback Tom Daubney and Hugh O’Flynn factor in a potential backfield, plus Hartin and freshmen Hicks and Henry boosting line depth.
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Sinko
Tom Daubney
Tonawanda
N.Y
Hugh O'Flynn
Portland
Maine
Bob Hartin
White Plains
Israel Hicks
John Henry
Brooklyn, N.Y
Hal Kopp
Race Entries Show Times and Purses Across Nine Divisions
The listing features horses and riders in multiple classes from First through Ninth divisions. Names include Pace D Mile with $400 purses, Red Preak and Candie Pete in Mile events, and top contenders like Elizabeth Dodge and The Voodoo in subsequent heats.
Vermont Little League Day at Fenway Park
Vermont Day at Fenway Park in Boston September 16 features a Red Sox vs Yankees game and ceremonial pageantry. Bennington Little League players will join other Vermont groups in the stands. tickets at 2.25 dollars through the Greater Bennington Association office with a September 12 deadline.
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Vermont
Fenway Park
Boston
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Bennington
Donald C. Hicks
GBA
World Series Set To Open Oct 3 In National Park
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the a 7 game series will begin October 3 at the home park of the NL pennant winner. The second game also to be there with travel days on Oct 5 and Oct 9 and 10 for the next games. A seventh game would be played Oct 11 if needed. The plan follows talks with leading AL teams the Yankees Twins and Angels and NL clubs Dodgers Giants Reds Pirates.
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New York
Ford Frick
Frick
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Flach Leads Lebanon Valley Track Drivers
Johnny Flach of South Westerlo extends his point lead at Lebanon Valley Speedway with 469 total after four races remaining. Stretch Van Steenburg is second with 403, while Link Pettit 32, Doug Garrison 345, Don Round Appenaug 229, Ray Chapman 204, Rip Riley 202, John Rohan 182, Chuck Irving 153 and Ken Goodermore 141 round out the standings as 8:30 p.m. race time approaches.
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West Lebanon
N.Y
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Johnny Flach
South Westerlo
Stretch van Steenburg
Saugerties
Link Pettit
Schenectady
Doug Garrison
Hudson
Don Round Appenaug
R.I
Ray Chapman
Pittsfield
Mass
Rip Riley
Poughkeepsie
John Rohan
Chuck Irving
Ken Goodermore
Bowling Results From Girls City League Standings
Mitch's Try defeats Wassick's 4 0 led by high game E Rabideau 173 and high triple D White 462. Other results include Powder Box 0 and Dragons 4 with F Wyman 197 and F Snow 496. Untouchables 0 over Marty's Flowers 3 as D Fisher posts 493 and A Arbolino 162 in high single. Remcoettes 3 Warren Wirettes 1 with H Harrington 178 and 440 for highs.
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Mitch
Wassick
E. Rabideau
D. White
Dragons
F. Wyman
F. Snow
E. T. Williams
Untouchables
D. Fisher
Marty's Flowers
A. Arbolino
J. Short
Lonergan & Thomas
M. Alonzo
Remcoettes
Warren Wirettes
H. Harrington
New England Football Roundup Reports Mixed Results Across Teams
The roundup notes Northeastern expands offense with Jerry Varnum in the quarterback option and mentions past passing totals. It covers New Hampshire moving Fred Di Quattro to full back, Maine and Connecticut injury updates, Amherst line injuries, Harvard lineup shifts, Dartmouth scrimmage notes, and Yale praise for quarterbacks across a cross wind.
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Northeastern
Jerry Varnum
Joe Zabilski
Huskies
New England
Varnum
New Hampshire
Boston
Fred di Quattro
di Quattro
Mike Eastwood
Connecticut
Joe Hassett Jr
University of Maine
Tom Flynn
Hassett
Flynn
Ambherst
Jeff Mayer
Mike Foley
Newton
Mass
Harvard
John Yovisin
Joe Minotti
Warren
Ohio
Dick Horton
Reading
Dartmouth
Sam Tombarelli
Salem
N.H
University of Massachusetts
Bob Burke
John Hudson
Bob Tedol
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Raina Hanover
Charles KE. Keough
Prospect St
Saratoga Raceway
Bill Shafer
Bennington Garage Corp
Associated Press
Master Dennis
Brown Boots
Almanac
Duncan
Elm Street
Dial 2
Dorrell Farms
Resh
Girowr
Yankees
Skinny Brown
Saratoga
SPA
F. Livingston
Dick Hither
L. Fox
Mamie's Pride
C. Peckham Sue Eden
S. Ransford
Dayton Hanover
W. Belewich
A.c.'s
Magic
F. LaRouch
Olyropus
Redina Hanover
M. Bossard AE
Shadydale Blaze
Sky Eden
O. Cole
Amosson
Oscar
P. Plante Jr
Dusty’s
Dream
F. LaRouvech
Calypso
F. Coons
Demonich — B. Davis
Freddie's
Girl
S. Haight Jr
Vicki Penburn
C. Clothier
Sharon Bess
W. Venn
A. Borderview
Carrie Third
Skipper Key — H. Parker
Dictaphone — M. Bossard
Tennyson
Hanover
L. Aitken
Julian
Wishian
W. Spencer Jr
Black Diamond
F. LaRovech
Sandy Don
J Sheldon Fay Farrel
M. Parshall
W. Arthurs
Bonnie Jo Express
H. Barker Gay Maundy
P. Lynaugh King Cole
F. Livingston AE
Lib Genesee
Fulton County
Albert
John C. Bogardus
Long Byrd
D. Bromley
Dark Goose
C. Franklin
Rays Express
H. Barker
Farway — G. Bell
Eddie Mort
D. Miller Spindietop
P. Dailey
Polly Byrd
J. Morrill
Peter D
K. Heeney
Sadir Pick- T. Valente
Benny Fen — W
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E. Martin
Dandy Light
S. Height Jr
Rebel Land
Sue — W. Arthurs
Shadydale
Gleam
Longwood
F. Coppola
Mountain Roan
J. Falbo
With Regards
M. Bloodgood
Night Cap
D. Hamm
AE Neta Dale
Rebel
Lanv Belle
Hinsdale
Amy Alden
A. Wilsey Jr
Billiken — W. Collins
Double Brewer
V. Pizzano
Harry's First
R. Muntz
Homestretch
Justy — A. Nason
B. E. Hal
Jo. Hogan
Tee Bone
E. Gilman
Sample
W. Faucher
A. May Bell
D. Cater
Dauntless Wick — W. Collins
Elizabeth Dodge — H. Harp
Inca — W. Silk Jr
Connie Rip — G. Carter Jr
the Voodoo
B. Patterson Scottie G — G. Harp Jr
Gait Way
Vivian — K. Hagen Cardinal Tass — P. Constantino Ate Buddy Song — F. Hodgkins
Fancy Queen — R. Copeland
Furman
Hal — H. Harp
Brindle
Lass
N. Larala
Ebony Banner — D. Prince Cadillac Golddust — G. Lockerman
Frisky
Freight
W. Silk Jr
Brooke Dillard
W. Harp
Buster
L. Copeland
R. McNally
Tarleta — A. Day
Prince
J. W. Pick
R. Watson
Miss Levels
G. Lockerman Jr
Chinaway
J. Winters
Mr. Arthur — A. Chickering
Esquire's Kin
A. Nason
Chick
A. Wilsey
Top Command
W. Harp Wilford
D.N
A. Day Mighty
Edward
C. Foucher
Shirleymite
Dear Wick — R. Moody
Heather Moraka
G. Carter Jr
Miss Blueblood — J. Winters Royal Earl — W. Horvath
Billy Waybill — A. Nason
Groton
Boy — W. Sherwin
Mabel Haven
J. Foster AE Tag Hanover — M. Virag
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Bill Rigney
Kansas City
Osinski
Fenway
Nat Ballpark
Flach
Lebanon Valley
Speedway
Girl's City League
Yale
Jordan Olivar
Barrington
Great Barrington
Syi
Aei
the Orient
Atkins
Jewelers and Silversmiths
Bennington, VT
Zenith
Prek Teva Xe
Enith
Lindsay
EAC Aa
E.T. Williams
Dial
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