Hoosiers and Witches Clash In Openers At Greenwich
Hoosiers under coach Anthony Turi visit Greenwich in the Washington County League opener as both teams rebound from league losses. Greenwich, 0-1 after a 19 0 setback to Queensbury, relies on a strong ground game led by a 210 pound fullback while Hoosiers prepare for a tougher defense with six returning starters.
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Maris to Undergo Hand Surgery for Fracture
New York Yankee slugger Roger Maris will have surgery on his right hand after doctors found a fractured chip of the hamet bone. Roosevelt Hospital surgeon Dr. J William Littler will perform the operation next Tuesday. Recovery is expected at about six weeks.
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Rosburg Leads Seattle Open with 67 to Tie for Lead
Bob Rosburg of Portland and Al Geiberger shared the second round lead at the Greater Seattle Open after Rosburg shot five under par 67. They posted 36-hole totals of 139, five under. Charles Coody was one stroke back at 140 after a 72 in the second round. Gary Bauer, Bob McCallister, and Gay Brewer were at 141. News notes include Yankee slugger with 1961 home run record, but the summary focuses on golf results and brief boxing/track mentions.
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Green Mountain Results Sixth race recap
In a tight running card, Green Mountain lists Sixth with Fast times and odds. Bets highlight Quick Missile, King Punchy, and Castolon among top finishers, race times around 1:01 and 1:29 in successive heats, and payouts noted for several horses.
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Packers vs Colts Teed Up as Early Western Showdown
United Press International reports a top NFL clash as Green Bay and Baltimore chase the Western Conference lead. Starters Bart Starr and Johnny Unitas headline a passing duel, with Packers favored by four points after a 41-9 win over Pittsburgh.
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Surtees Hurt Critically In Mosport Crash
English race champion John Surtees was hospitalized in critical condition after his Lola T-70 crashed during practice at Mosport Park, northwest of Toronto. Doctors warned major surgery might be required as X rays showed a fractured pelvis, multiple spinal fractures, and internal bleeding. He was unconscious after the wreck but regained consciousness on the way to hospital. the car was completely demolished.
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Berkshire Sports Car Rally Challenge Set in Pittsfield
The Berkshire Motor Sports Club hosts its third annual Championship Challenge on a 60 mile time speed distance course. Registration starts at 6 p.m. at the Foreign and Sports Car Center on 5 Lyman Street Pittsfield with cars sent off an hour later. Refreshments and trophies follow at the finish and the next membership meeting on October 14. Entrance fees are 2 dollars for club members and 3 dollars for others.
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Namath May Start for Jets In Clash with Bills
Kemp NAMath may start for the Bills in Buffalo against the Jets as New York faces a tough test. Kemp has 39 of 89 passes for 560 yards and two TDs this season, while Namath competes for the Jets in a bid to upset the Bills. Houston visits Oakland and Kansas City goes to San Diego across Sunday games.
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Broncos Ground Strong In 27 10 Win Over Patriots
Denver Broncos upset the Boston Patriots 27-10 using a ground heavy attack. John McCormick directed the late winning drive for Denver as Babe Parilli connected for the Patriots lone TD and Gino Cappelletti added a field goal and extra point. A Fenway Park crowd booed the struggling Patriots as Eddie Wilson appeared late.
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Green Mountain Entries Hit Five Figures in Races
A crowded Green Mountain meet lists horses and connections for the first through eighth races. Top bidders include Vallee, Morris, Santamaria, Donahue, and Lamonte with prize money up to 1100 in the final event. Strong entries from Bates, Sigler, and Miller show depth across the card.
Race card summary of pacing and trotting events with entrants
A detailed list of Eight races plus a ninth, each with purse values, and full fields of horse names and jockeys. Includes pace and trot divisions across miles from one to two miles, with multiple farmers and stables named, and several ae entries noted. End shows Mission Dale as an ae entry among many contenders.
Weekend Sports Calendar for Saturday and Sunday
Saturday events include high school football Hoosick Falls at Greenwich Burr and Burton at Fair Haven Hartford at Bennington Catholic and Bends at Middlebury canceled. College football Trinity at Williams New Hampshire at Dartmouth Worcester Tech at Vermont Bates at Norwich AIC at Massachusetts Horse racing Berkshire Fair Green Mountain Park Saratoga Raceway Auto Racing Sports Car Rally Sunday features Onteora Speedway Golf Medal Tournament Notice asks submissions by Thursday noon weekly.
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Elks Club honors Baseball Champions with dinner and trophies
The Interstate League champions received a big steak dinner at the Elks Barn after being crowned for the second straight summer. Exalted Ruler Louis Bellemare handed out trophies and lighters to players and umpires while coach Bob Keir and manager Everett Chaffin were praised for guiding the title run. Eight players will move to older leagues next season, including stalwarts Jim Rounds and Bill Warner, as Dominick Yarnal asks if the team can win a third straight title.
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John Woodard
James Carey
Greg Mears
Pasarell Upsets Emerson In Pacific Southwest Tennis Action
In Los Angeles, Puerto Rico's Charles Pasarell defeated top seed Roy Emerson 6 0 6 4 in a quarterfinal. Arthur Ashe beat Marty Riessen 1 6 8 6 6 2 to reach the semifinals, joining Ralston and Fox. The results push the men's singles toward an all US playoff.
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