Ford And O'Toole Are Likely Series Starters
New York Yankees lefty Whitey Ford and Cincinnati Reds lefty Jim O'Toole are likely to start the 1961 World Series barring plan changes. Ralph Houk and Fred Hutchinson plan no more than three starters. Ralph Terry and Joey Jay expected as second-game choices. The opener is Oct. 4 at Yankee Stadium with right-handers Bill Stafford and Bob Purkey set for Oct. 7 at Crosley Field.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Ralph Terry
Joey Jay
Hutchinson
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Bill Stafford
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Crosleyield
Ford
O'Toole
Houk
Jim Coates
Roland Sheldon
Bud Daley
Luis Arroyo
Allie Reynolds
Red Oe
Terry
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Stafford
Bob Turley
The
Yanks
Arroyo
Jim Brosnan
Bill Henry
Coates
Ken Johnson
Jim Maloney
Yankee
Winston Named Captain Of KHS Cross Country Team
Ted Winston a junior has been named Kennebunk High School cross country captain. He shared the honor last year with Tom Durette who graduated in June. Jerry Rodger a sophomore was named assistant captain and is noted as one of the Ram squad’s most improved barriers. Freshmen Poole Bryant Boston Burr and Don Huff show early season promise.
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Ted Winston
Kennebunk High School
Ted
Tom Durette
Jerry Rodger
Jerry
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Maine
Rams
Wells High
Gorham
Rodney Poole
Peter Bryant
Calvin Boston
Peter Burr
Don Huff
Fight manager guilty of paying boxing judge
New York AP report says fight manager Hymie Wallman pleaded guilty before the State Athletic Commission to giving gratuities to a boxing judge after five fights from 1954 to 1958. The commission resumed hearings and reserved decision. Wallman admitted offering up to 100 dollars after each bout, solicited by the judge after fights.
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Hymie Wallman
State Athletic Commission
Commission
Melvin Krulewitch
Wallman
Bert Grant
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Grant
Moses Ward
Billy Kilgore
Ike Chestnut
Gil Cadilli
Alex Miteff
Willi Besmanoff
Orlando Zueleta
Frankie Ippolito
Nino Valdez
Cerv Out Of Series After Knee Operation
New York Yankees outfielder Bob Cerv is in satisfactory condition after knee surgery on his right knee. Cartilage damage will force Cerv to miss the World Series.
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NEW York
Bob Cerv
New York Yankees
Cerv
New York Hurling Staff Has Edge In Experience
The Yankees bring World Series starter experience with Whitey Ford leading a tested rotation including Allie Reynolds and Ralph Terry. Reds counter with Jay, O'Toole, and Purkey, all lacking prior World Series play. Bullpen depth favors New York, with Arroyo and Brosnan strong in relief while Reds rely on Johnson and Maloney for late innings.
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New York
Ames Men s Doubles League Week Summary at Century Lanes
League results from Century Lanes include Nan and Lees Market main castle totals, high scores by J Forcier and R Gendron, and standings across divisions. Notable team totals show Archie's Variety 1 549 and Mothsballs 508, with Rochester’s Duane Horsman defeating T J Jones in a separate match.
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Major League Leaders Highlights
AP recap of top MLB leaders including Cepeda batting 46 homers and 142 RBIs for San Francisco, Mays 127 runs and 39 homers, Clemente 201 hits, Pinson 205 hits and 34 doubles, Robinson 123 RBIs, Wills 34 steals, Altman 12 triples, and pitching marks led by Padres 18-5 and Miller 14-5 with Koufax 269 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
National League
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Mays
San Francisco
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Cepeda
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Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Padres
Miller
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Oilers Accept Commission Playoff Edict
The Roy and Perreault Oilers agreed to a best in three playoff with Citizens Utilities of Bangor after a state softball commission ruling. The Oilers won all five tourney games over three Sundays to claim the title despite Bangor missing a scheduled game and a series of disputed decisions.
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Eagles meet Edward Little in big class A tilt
St Louis high flying Eagles seek to extend dominance as they host Edward Little of Auburn at Alumni Field 7 30 PM. EL Ed ward Little team led by Norm Smith Jim Wakefield and John Turcotte look to rebound after a 20 6 defeat by Cheverus while St Louis relies on Norm Trottier Charlie Bailarge Roger Sevigny and a rugged line to press for win in nine season series history with EL which the Eagles lead five three and one.
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Sanford
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Stags
Steve Grenda
Portland
Eagles
Don Keene
Dennis Doyle
Norm Smith
Jim Wakefield
John Turcotte
Warren McAllister
Ray Wardley
Larry Labrie
Jerry Hutchinson
Pete Gagnon
Jeff Tarr
Bob Wilkinson
John Walker
Bob Dubuc
Norm Gagnon
Harold Bud White
McNally
Roger Chabot
Don White
Bob Chabot
Mark Fournier
Bob Cote
Bangor
Queen City Rams
Cony
Stephens
Lewiston
Thornton
Maroon
South Portland
Norm Trottier
Charlie Baillargeon
Roger
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Charlie Belisle
Bob Huot
Ray Labrecque
Norm Labbe
Spike
Cote
Richard Dion
Norm Lajeunesse
Mike Guay
Paul Laroche
Roger St. Louis
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Maris Takes A Day Off And York Mauls Orioles
The Knights of Columbus bowling season opened with Bears and Lions tied for first after sweeps. Bears beat the Packers 1448 to 1366, Lions defeated the Colts 1391 to 1318, Eagles swept Giants 1394 to 1365, Browns edged Red Skins 1389 to 1386. Ray Gendron led with 365 triple and 132 single. In baseball, Roger Maris rested after his 60th homer as Yankees lose to Orioles 3-2. Mantle sidelined by virus. World Series run looms. Koufax struck out 269 but Los Angeles lost to Philadelphia 2-1. Dodgers tie for second as Pirates beat Giants.
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Mantle
Yanks
Red Sox
Baseball Leaders And Highlights From The American League
At bats show Cash of Detroit with 355 and Howard of New York with 353. Mantle and Maris lead runs with 131 and 130 respectively. Maris also tops RBIs at 141, Gentile follows with 140. Hits crown goes to B Robinson of Baltimore at 190 and Kaline of Detroit at 189. Kaline holds 40 doubles while Kubek trails at 38. Wood of Detroit adds 14 triples.
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Wood
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AROUND THE WORLD RESULTS
Manila Auburn Coast land stopped Army Wonder Boy Philip pines. Ronnie Jones defeated Kid Pie Tates in Philippines. Herman Carroll knocked out Fred Evans in Little Rock. Chicago defeated Tony Tate in Philippines.
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Auburn
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Flint
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Philippines
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Kid Pie Tates
Little Rock
Ark
Herman Carroll
Fred Evans
Memphis
Tenn
Koufax Sets NL Strikeout Mark in Loss to Phillies
In a 2-1 defeat, Sandy Koufax fanned seven to raise his season total to 269 and break Christy Mathewson’s longtime NL record. Al Schroll worked eight innings of no hit ball before a two hitter and 10-4 win over Cleveland. Danny Murphy, Cubs rookie outfielder, belted homers in his first two at bats as Chicago beat St. Louis 5-2.
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Maris
Mantle
Yankees
Steve Barber
Yogi Berra
Jim Gentile
Bill Stafford
Johnny Powell
Orioles
Koufax
Phillies
Christy Mathewson
New
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas Ciy
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Bubba Morton
Jim Pagliaroni
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
al Schroll
Phils
Schroll
Indians
Danny Murphy
Cubs
Cardinals
Baseball leaders arc through the season standings
Key leaders include Maris and Mantle of New York with home runs and Aparicio of Chicago plus Howser of Kansas City with stolen bases. Ford of New York tops 254 innings pitched for 15 plus decisions, Terry of New York 153 strikeouts and Pascual of Minnesota 214 strikeouts.
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Kansas City
Keough
Washington
Maris
New York
Mantle
Aparicio
Chicago
Howser
Ford
Terry
Pascual
Minnesota
Pro Grid Stars Ordered To Active Duty
Three first year stars from the St. Louis Cardinals are ordered to report to Ft. Chaffee Arkansas by October 2. Taz Anderson Bob DeMarco and Ernie McMillan join Dick Schafrath and Lamar McHan in the NFL affected by the defense buildup.
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Taz Anderson
Bob Demarco
Ernie McMillan
Dick Schafrath
Cleveland Browns
Lamar McHan
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Browns
McHan
American Football League
Jack Kemp
Ron Mix
San Diego Chargers
AFL
Army Reserve Center
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Liston Trial Focuses on Park Incident
Sonny Liston the No 1 heavyweight contender under suspension faces trial today in Philadelphia on a charge tied to an incident in Fairmount Park last June. Liston and companion Isaac Cooper allegedly stopped a woman motorist, with all three noted as Negro.
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Sonny Liston
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
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Liston
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Union City boxing notes from a Passaic match
A terse report lists Tommy Alon gi from Union City New Jersey and a 192 weight, competing at Tic Tondo in Passaic New Jersey with an 190 entry from Suffern New York, totaling four participants.
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N.J
Tommy Alongi
Passaic
Attic Tondo
Suffern
N.Y
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