Burr and Burton Bulldogs Eye Quick Development in 1965
Weymouth leads a 23 year coaching staff at Burr and Burton as the 1965 Bulldogs, a young squad, prepare for Marble Valley Conference play. Sophomore Ronnie LaMontagne anchors the backfield with senior Sidney Cook the lone veteran on the line. Craig Fedor and Mike Kilburn form a powerful running duo while the team aims to rebound from a 2-5 record last season.
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Clay Patterson Title Fight Nears November Date
Chester, Pa. UPI reports heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will defend his title against Floyd Patterson in late November at Las Vegas or Houston domed stadiums. Intercontinental Promotions says terms are nearly agreed, with final announcement pending Patterson’s approval. A WBA title bout was planned on the same card with Ernie Terrell facing George Chuvalo, but those plans collapsed as Chuvalo signed to fight Terrell in Toronto in late October or early November.
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Giants Pennant Hopes Soar As Willie Belts 2 Homers
Willie Mays belted his 44th and 45th homers to power the Giants past the Astros 12-3, lifting San Francisco’s NL lead to 14 games. Willie McCovey hit his 33rd as Bob Bolin won his ninth. Reds, Dodgers, and Braves won to stay in pursuit.
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Yanks Keep Keane Team Must Improve
New York Yankees officials backed manager Johnny Keane after a season marked by injuries. General Manager Ralph Houk disputed blaming Keane, highlighting losses of Mantle, Maris, Howard and Kubek, and noting the club would struggle to win with such absences while offering Keane the same $50,000 contract for next year.
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Ralston and Pasarell Meet Tough Opponents in Quarters
Forest Hills N Y Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif and Chuck Pasarell of Puerto Rico, two of the last three Americans, advance to quarter finals facing foreign rivals. Ralston survived a five set match with Ron Holmberg of Highland Falls N Y and will meet eighth seed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa. In women's singles top seed Margaret Smith of Australia faces left handed Justina Bricka.
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Justina Bricka
Dorset Club Names Tennis Champs
Dorset Field Club held Labor Day tennis matches drawing about 150 spectators. Youth winners included Neal McNealus and Jackie Winter with mixed doubles champs Neal McNealus and Lisa Dillmann. Adult titles saw Crane and Carrington, Archer and Schwab, and Bradford with Wicks triumphing in mixed doubles. CAPETOWN UP I Joseph Cairney, a former Scottish flyweight champ, was found dead aboard the Pretoria Castle at age 36.
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Jock) Cairney
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Smith Keeps Title in Hoosick Falls Golf Finals
Donald Smith defended the Hoosick Falls County Club Championship by defeating Gabriel Crucetti 4-3 in the first flight finals held over the weekend. Other finals winners include John Keough over Pat Graney 2-1 for the second flight, Frank McEvoy over Ed Decker 2-1 for the third, A J Salluzzo over F Fressie 2-1 for the fourth, and John Stempek Jr. over Ben Harrison 3-2 for the sixth flight.
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