Beat Yankees Formula Found by The Associated Press
The Yankees lost a doubleheader to the Red Sox 9-3 and 9-4 in 16 innings, their eighth doubleheader loss this season. If this pace continued it would put them in a tie for ninth with the Senators. Minnesota dropped Detroit 10-9 and Los Angeles 4-3 to Baltimore in 14 innings. White Sox moved to fourth by beating Washington 4-3 and 3-2 in 11 innings. Indians beat Kansas City 12-7.
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Nicklaus III Pharaoh Of Fairways New England Season Starts
Speed is the keynote as Bridgeport and Central Connecticut State prepare to open the 1962 New England college football season Saturday. The day includes a 2 p.m. kickoff with Bridgeport at Boston U and notes on inter-squad scrimmages. In golf, Jack Nicklaus wins the World Series of Golf at Akron, earning $50,000 and moving over $100,000 in 1962 earnings, with Palmer and Player sharing second.
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Dallas Texans Crush Patriots In AFL Opener
In Boston, the Dallas Texans topped the Patriots 42 28 to open the AFL season. Len Dawson threw two TD passes and 202 yards, while Abner Haynes rushed for four scores as Dallas built a 35 14 lead late. Babe Parilli passed for 214 yards and a TD for Boston.
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VFW Golfers Hold First Annual Meet
The Piddeford Saco Country Club hosted the first annual Department of Maine VFW golf tournament. Top qualifier was Gerry Shea of Portland with 76, followed by Bill Castarella, also of Portland, at 80 tied with Saul Gerber and Dick Brewer for third. Al Jacobson shot 82. Playoffs were played in Augusta and Presque Isle. The champions will meet at the Poland Spring course in an 18-hole medal test.
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Nine Maine Schools Schedule 13 Cross Country Events
Nine schools in the Southwestern Maine interscholastic cross country league have planned 13 triangle races over four weeks this fall. The championship is set for October 26 at an unannounced site. Biddeford high and Thornton academy participate, with meets announced: September 28 Benny Fagle and Cheverus at Biddeford Thornton and Westbrook at South Portland. October 3 South Portland and Biddeford at Deering Morse and Thornton at Bonny Eagle.
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Trotters & Pacers Tonight Entries Post Time 8
Horse racing card lists nine races with pace and trot classes from C3 to D1. Entries include Major's Dream Maxine's Knight Mighty Prompt Senator Yates Uncle Fritz Colby's Princess and more across races One through Nine with trainers and drivers such as G Reed M Hodgkins A Sears N Murray and R McCaleb.
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Southwestern Maine championship run at course to be announced
In North Buxton on October 12 Morse faces Biddeford at Westbrook Deering meets Thornton at Cheverus Port and October 19 Portland hosts Biddeford at Thornton Saco also plays October 19 October 26 the Southwestern Maine championship run at a course to be announced.
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Alvarez and Pastrano Prevail In Night of Boxing
In Monterrey Manuel Alvarez from Argentina outpointed Curtis Copes of Texas with a 10 round decision. In Miami Beach Willie Pastrano of Florida outpointed Rudolpho Diaz of Argentina over 10 rounds.
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Maine Schoolboy Football Opens Season With Nine Saturday Games
The 1962 Maine schoolboy football season starts with scattered Saturday games then expands Friday and Saturday as Biddeford faces Westbrook at Waterhouse field under lights, St. Louis meets Cheverus in Portland, Thornton plays South Portland, Bangor hosts Stephens of Rumford, Sanford faces Edward Little, Lewiston debuts against Cong, and York county teams meet St Ignatius, Traip, York and Fryeburg, with early scores: Bangor 14 Cony 7. Sanford 20 Stephens 6. Old Town 13 Rockland 7. Gardiner 13 Brewer 0. and more.
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Dodgers Hold Lead as Wills Stole Bases in 5 3 Win
Maury Wills delivered a multi base theft spree and three singles to spark the Dodgers over the Pirates 5-3, keeping Los Angeles a half game ahead of the Giants who beat the Cubs 5-4. Podres earned his 13th win while Sawatski’s ninth inning grand slam jolted the Cardinals past the Reds.
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Packers and Browns Shine as NFL Season Opens
Packers and Browns emerge as favorites as the 43rd NFL season begins with Green Bay hosting Minnesota and Cleveland facing New York Giants. Preseason results highlight strong showings, including Bart Starr passing for two scores and Jim Ninowski guiding Cleveland’s clinching drive.
Cardinals rally with Sawatski pinch slam in ninth
Carl Sawatski delivered a two out pinch grand slam in the ninth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals past the Cincinnati Reds 5-3 after overcoming a five run deficit. Dick Radatz pitched nine innings for the Red Sox in a 16 inning 15-3 win over the Yankees, allowing eight scoreless frames.
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Red Sox Sweep Double Header From Yankees
In Baltimore, the Red Sox swept a doubleheader from AL leading New York. Clinton starred in the first game with a two run homer, a triple and a single. The nightcap went 16 innings, Radatz pitched nine, and Boston won on a Bill Monbouquette win with clutch plays by Yastrzemski, Bressoud, and Clinton.
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Pro Football Exhibition Results From Sunday to Saturday
NFL exhibition results show Pittsburgh defeating Baltimore 20 to 9. Cleveland beat Chicago 28 to 24. Detroit 14, St. Louis 0. New York 27, Philadelphia 10. Green Bay 20, Washington 14. Minnesota 45, Dallas 26. San Francisco 19, Los Angeles 3. AFL regular season games include Dallas 42, Boston 28. New York 28, Oakland 17. Houston 28, Buffalo 23.
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