Victorious Floyd Eyes Shot at Clay Crown
Floyd Patterson, 31, returned to the spotlight with a fourth round knockout of Henry Cooper at Wembley. Weighing 193 pounds, he stopped Cooper at 2 20 of the fourth round with a left right punch, saying he would fight Karl Mildenberger or any promoter's pick for another title bid, aiming for Cassius Clay.
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Wembley
England
UPI
Floyd Patterson
Britain
Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay
Cooper
Patterson
Clay
Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Bulldogs Score Late For Third Victory
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary rallied to defeat Wilmington 3-1 on Tuesday with three goals in the final period, claiming their third win of the season.
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Burr
Burton
Wilmington
Bulldogs
Warriors
Molly Stark
Manchester
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Lenny Ershaw
Jep Barendse
Bill Green
Ronnie Smith
Tom Zandy
Leland and Gray tops Arlington 5 1 in hockey clash
Leland and Gray Academy surged after two periods to beat Arlington 5 to 1. Dave Gorden scored twice in the third period, with Dan Valentine adding another, while Brent Phillips scored Arlington's lone first half goal. Arlington remains winless after this loss.
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Townshend
Leland
Gray
Arlington
Brent Phillips
Rebels
Tom Pelham
Dave Gorden
Gorden
Dan Valentine
Eagles
Wilmington
L&g
Koufax Reaches 25 Wins As Dodgers Lead Giants Chase
Dodgers beat Phillies 11-1 as Sandy Koufax wins 25th, matching Grover Alexander feat. He fanned six, lowered ERA to 1.76, and needs 11 more strikeouts for 300 this year. Pirates sweep Giants 6-0 while Atlanta, Mets, Reds win in NL action.
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Koufax the Great
Alexander
Los Angeles Dodgers
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Koufax
Sandy
Chris Short
Bob Buhl
Ron Fairly
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Vernon Law
Pirates
Giants
Law
Mt Anthony Whitingham Overtime Tie Ends 5 5
Mt Anthony and Whitingham battled to a 5 5 double overtime tie after a 4 4 regulation. John Carrier scored all Whitingham goals and Steve Fritz, Mike Walsh, Brian Pierce and Don Gabrus added Mt Anthony scores. Allan McWaters left with a facial injury after a collision in overtime.
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Whitingham
Mt. Anthony High
Patriots
Trojans
John Carrier
Patriot
Mt. Anthony
Steve Fritz
Mike Walsh
Brian Pierce
Don Gabrus
Allan McWaters
John James
Townshend
Leland and Gray Academy
Mt. Ann
Bosox Senators Finish Series With Doubleheader Duel
Washington and Boston square off in a two night doubleheader to settle their season series with eighth place in the American League on the line. Boston counters with Hank Fischer and Darrell Brandon while Washington taps Pete Richert and Joe Coleman as starters in a bid to climb from the cellar.
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Washington
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Senators
Boston
Cincinnati
Hank Fischer
Houston
Darrell Brandon
Los Angeles
Pete Richert
Joe Coleman
Natick
Mass
Notre Dame Favored Over Purdue in TV Showdown
Notre Dame buzz builds as Terry Hanratty and Coley O'Brien lead the Irish against Purdue led by All-America Bob Griese. Michigan State, UCLA, USC, Alabama, Nebraska, Michigan, Purdue, Florida, Arkansas, and Missouri are also featured as early season power picks with wide margins and notable matchups shaping the top rankings.
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Purdue
Boilermakers
Bob Griese
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Jimmy Raye
Steve Juday
Spartans
Penn State
UCLA
Gary Beban
Syracuse
Bruins
USC
Wisconsin
Texas
Alabama
Souisiana Tech
Bear Bryant
Nebraska
Utah State
Michigan
MSU
California
Florida
Mississippi State
Arkansas
Tulsa
Missouri
Illinois
Punt Pass Kick Contest Opens in Bennington
Bennington area boys ages eight through 13 sign up for the sixth annual punt pass and kick contest co sponsored by Ford dealers and the NFL. Registration runs September 15 to October 7 at Wilson Ford Main Street with parent or guardian present. The free event requires no equipment and offers a football tips booklet from Gary Collins Rudy Bukich and Fred Cox. Local winners advance to district and zone rounds with trophies for 228 district champions and six top scorers in each of 360 zones.
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Bennington
Ford Automobile Dealers
National Football League
Wilson Ford, Inc
Main Street
Cleveland Browns
Gary Collins
Chicago Bears
Rudy Bukich
Minnesota Vikings
Fred Cox
Ford
YMCA
New Bedford Sweepers Drop From ACFL Again
New Bedford Massachusetts toppled from the ACFL for a second time in less than two weeks as officials and local businessmen canceled the franchise after a 90 minute meeting. The Sweepers, defending champions, had earlier left Sept 9 for financial reasons and were readmitted last week before deciding to fold again due to difficulty fielding a representative team. They had planned to resume play against the Lowell Giants and had filed a breach of contract suit against the Boston Patriots.
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New Bedford
Sweepers
Lowell Giants
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Roqueline to run United Nations Trot at Yonkers
French trotting star Roqueline, winner of Sundays Prix De Le Table at Vincennes in record time, has been signed to run in the United Nations trot at Yonkers Raceway on October 15.
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Paris
UPI
Roqueline
Vincennes
United Nations
Yonkers Raceway
Phoebus Stars In Orioles Push to Playoff Picture
The Baltimore Orioles cut their magic number to three as Tommy Phoebus, a 24 year old Baltimore native, receives the star of the future award from the Maryland professional baseball players association. He is viewed as a potential 1967 or 1968 star, with both club and player agreeing there is no time like the present. Phoebus tied the major league lead in wins earlier in the season.
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Baltimore Orioles
Tommy Phoebus
Baltimore
Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association
Orioles
Phoebus
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Frank Robinson
Minnesota Twins
Tony Oliva
Robinson
Rochester
Injury plagued Williams Opens Against Trinity College
Williams College faces an injury plagued start against Trinity College with five of 21 returning lettermen sidelined. Notables out include Ed Wing, Al Lotman, and Art House as the team seeks an upset in the season opener.
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Williamstown
Mass
UPI
Williams College
Trinity College
Williams
Ed Wing
Port Washington
N.Y
al Lotman
Millburn
N.J
Art House
Chelmsford
Lang Leads NFL Rushing In Early 1960s Season
Izzy Lang of the Philadelphia Eagles surged to NFL rushing lead with 179 yards on 32 carries, edging Gale Sayers and Bill Brown after official stats. Lang, in only his second start, had 65 yards on 16 carries against St Louis and 114 yards on 16 carries versus Atlanta. Other leaders cited include Don Meredith, Bill Nelson, and Roman Gabriel for passing totals, with Tommy McDonald and Jackie Smith top receivers. Also notes Cleveland Indians baseball shutout streaks and weather-caused postponements.
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NEW York
UPI
Jimmy Brown
National Football League
Izzy Lang
Philadelphia Eagles
Lang
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Minnesota
Bill Brown
Jim Brown
Eagles
St. Louis
Atlanta
Don Meredith
Dallas Cowboys
Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles
Bowling results from Union Carbide and Southern Vermont League
Union Carbide high singles led by E Gratz 211 with J Towslee 183 and J Sanders 177. High triples feature E Gratz 513 and J Towslee 461 while J Pierce 448 D Dickie 488 J Shepard 471 J Bromirski 470 F Snow 193 M Harris 180 J Hoag 176. In Southern Vermont League M Hattat 213 and T Hyland Jr 204 lead singles. triples show M Hattat 575 T Hyland Jr 539 F Foster 517.
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E Gratz
J. Towslee
J. Sanders
E. Gratz
J. Pierce
D. Dickie
J. Shepard
J. Bromirski
F. Snow
M. Harris
J. Hoag
M. Hattat
T. Hyland Jr
A. Ray
F. Foster
Baseball season leaders and stats snapshot
League leaders list shows Torre and Mays atop home runs, with Hart and McCovey close. Orioles Robin son and Killebrew pace the American League in runs batted in, while pitching leaders feature Marichal, Koufax, Perry, Gibson, and Jaster across leagues.
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F. Robinson
Orioles
Powell
Killebrew
Twins
Horton
Tigers
B. Robinson
Marichal
Giants
Koufax
Dodgers
Perry
Gibson
Cards
Jaster
McNally
Katt
Boswell
Siebert
Indians
Barber
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results in Major Leagues
American League and National League standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 89 61 and the AL Balti at 93 58. Tuesday results include Cleveland 4 Minnesota 1 and Pittsburgh 6 San Fran 0, with multiple games postponed by rain.
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Balti
Los Angeles
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
San Fran
Chicago
Atlanta
Cleveland
Philadelphia
California
St. Louis
Kans City
Cincinnati
Boston
Houston
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Phila
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Floyd
Frankfurt
Stockholm
Burr and Burton
Leland and Gray
Mt. Anthony Arlington
Fred McMane
Donn Clendenon
Jesse Gonder
Mack Jones
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Jones
Cloninger
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Ray Washburn
Jack Fisher
Mets
Astros
Fisher
Bud Harrelson
Mike Cuellar
Leo Cardenas
Vada Pinson
Reds
Gordie Coleman
Bob Hendley
Ted Davidson
Don Pavletich
Bosox
Trish
Terry Hanratty
Coley O’brien
University of Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Hanratty
O’brien
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main St
Heinay
Wismwow Ati
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BRATTLEBORO + BENNINGTON COMPANY
RUTLAND + BELLOWS FALLS
Chester
Manchester Center
Lovers Magic
Fred Down
Kansas City Athletics
California Angels
Luis Tiant
Izzy
Tommy McDonald
Jackie Smith
Bobby Mitchell
Karl Spooner
Brooklyn Dodgers
al Worthington
New York Giants
Dave Ferris
Johnny Marcum
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe Doyle
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Union Carbide
Southern Vermont League
Whippoor-Wills
Nightn’ Gales
Hoot-Owls
Night Hawks
Heald’s Plastic
Lou Lous
Mrs. Kool Kats
Fashion Fair
Beshara Mkt. Pintopplers
Prince’s Pin Jims
Mitch’s
Real Es
Oneida
Pownal Valley
the Villager
Bellemare & Sons
Tri-Mont
Texaco
Pownal Volunteers
Dodge Fibers
Gladstone Shoes
Paulin’s Garage
National League Gan
Pet
Alou Pitt
Alou
Atl
Carty
Strgel
Pit
Clmte
Cin Rose
Allen
Phi
Torre
Santo
Chi
Cepda
McAlfie
Lamb
Yom
Tobin S
Rosasco
State Street
Phoenix Professional Building
North Adams, Mass
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