Humboldt Cubs Face Season Opener With Strong Line
Humboldt Cubs head into the 1962 football opener against Moran with a strong offensive line and experienced squad. Coach Nick Divine returns for a fourth year, fielding 45 players and emphasizing a possible passing attack led by quarterback Middendorf. The schedule opens Sept. 14 at Humboldt with key league rivals Fredonia and Neodesha highlighted in the Tri-Valley lineup.
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Pittsburg and Ottawa U Open Strong Football Seasons
Pittsburg State, defending NAIA national champion with a 15 game win streak, opens its 1962 schedule Saturday night at home against Springfield State. Ottawa University, with a 19 game win streak, starts at home versus William Jewell. Missouri Valley kicks off Friday at Emporia College of Emporia, with regional contenders eyeing the Kansas and Missouri conferences.
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Three Teams Remain In Tourney
The Presbyterians were eliminated by First Baptist 17 to 6, leaving three teams in the Church Softball League race. First Baptist and EUB won to stay alive, meeting tonight at 7 30 for a shot at the Methodists who lead with a 1 0 record after defeating EUB.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
Major league standings show New York leading the American League with 86 wins and Minnesota at 82. Los Angeles tops the National League at 94 wins with San Francisco close behind at 93. Monday results included New York over Detroit 3 1 and Baltimore 2 over Boston 1.
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Yankees Stretch Lead With 5-0 Win Over Tigers
Yanks top Detroit 5-0 as Mantle hits 400th homer. Williams delivers 12th inning pinch hit to beat Boston 2-1. Chicago edges Kansas City 4-3. Cleveland and Washington idle. Versalles racks up key hits for Angels over Twins. Fregosi makes a run-saving play in A’s loss.
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NL hitters pace strong bid for MVP honors
Tommy Davis Celes Slowin Davis hit a grand slam as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 8-1 and stay 0.5 games up on San Francisco with Cincinnati 2.5 back. Willie Mays and Maury Wills joined the hitting parade. Wills swiped three bases to close in on Ty Cobb's record while Mays led with his 43rd homer. Frank Robinson homered twice for the Reds in an 11th-inning 4-3 win over St Louis. Hank Aaron and Ed Mathews homered to lift Milwaukee past the Mets 5-2. Houston and Philadelphia did not play.
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Coan Shunted From Chargers First Unit
San Diego Chargers move Bert Coan from the first offense as coach Sid Gillman cites running game concerns. Keith Lincoln shifts from defense to Coan's slot after a limited season.
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Weekend College Hoops Schedule Across Regions
Saturday matchups feature Culver-Stockton at Central Methodist and Wayne at Kirksville amid a slate spanning William Jewell Ottawa Tarkio Dana Springfield Pittsburg Cape Girardeau Western Kentucky Maryville Peru Lincoln Emporia Colorado College Washburn Kansas Wesleyan Friends McPherson Sterling Bethany Bethel Northwestern Oklahoma x Conference games listed.
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Cyclone Football Opens with Drake in Wing-T Approach
Iowa State, led by coach Clay Stapleton, faces Drake in Ames as the Cyclones debut the wing-T offense amid inexperience with likely five sophomores starting. The squad boasts bigger size than the famed 190 pound era, but early miscues by young players could prove costly.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities
In Manchester Walter Swift of Nottingham defeated Nick Leahy of Coventry in an eight round bout. Marty Feldman of Philadelphia beat Bernard Ford of Philadelphia in eight. Pulga Serrano beat Dommy Felivia in ten rounds in Bakersfield. Otha Brown of Miami Beach defeated Jimmy Boyd of Columbus in ten rounds in Columbus. Gaspar Ortega of Butte stopped Charley Smith of Los Angeles in five rounds in Butte.
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Chanute Tribune Highlights From Page Six September 11 1962
Local page six roundup from Chanute Tribune covers community notices, school events, and town news. Brief items mention residents and upcoming activities within Chanute and nearby areas.
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