Last Night Football Clinic Sparks Beavers Talk
Notes from the annual re season football clinic at Sheen Athletic Field. Head Coach Lou Hanna outlines play calling, youth backup plans, and hopes for 1965. He cites two to three plays for goal line situations and praises a scrambling quarterback, with plans to start six seniors and five juniors. Endorses defense as key and mentions the monster roving linebacker concept.
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Killebrew’s Return Tightens Twins Pennant Margin
The Minnesota Twins, led by a resilient lineup after Harmon Killebrew’s elbow injury, extended their AL lead to seven games with an 11-1 win over Detroit. Pitchers Worthington and Klippstein shut out the Tigers on three hits over five innings, while Don Mincher and Sandy Valdespino supplied the decisive offense.
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Ambiguous MLB Night Matchups From Frantic Schedule
The text lists multiple late games across cities including San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Boston Washington Detroit Minnesota New York and Los Angeles, with several twi night labels and a postponed note. It remains fragmentary and inconsistent with missing dates and results.
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Arnie Struggles Into 9th Place in Golf Standings
Arnold Palmer, fresh from $12,000 win in the American Golf Classic, climbs to 9th in money standings as Jack Nicklaus leads with $138,633. Nicklaus has claimed four wins in 19 events, with total official earnings $127,445 and unofficial $11,183. Tony Lema trails by nearly $30,000 with $108,869. Palmer sits ninth with $79,219.
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Giants acquire Morrall in three-team deal to shore up QB spot
New York Giants trade Erich Barnes to Cleveland for Mike Lucci and a draft pick then send Lucci and Darrell Dess to Detroit for 10 year veteran Earl Morrall. Coach Allie Sherman says Morrall will help rebuild after a 3-10-2 season with Y A Tittle retired due to injuries.
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Clinic scene hints at Roach play-calling this season
Scenes from a public clinic at Sheen Field show quarterback Jercy Roach likely guiding plays this season. Assistant Coach Joe Frisina explains football rules to fans at the annual event as Journal Pirates by Loveland boycott coverage notes athletes seeking top competition from the meets.
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Save Ay Bye All Star Game Set at Erie Stadium
The annual Save Ay Bye All Star game pits Erie city graduates against the county on Labor Day at 8 15 p m at Erie Academy Stadium. Proceeds aid the orthoptic clinic at St Vincent’s Hospital and glasses for needy children. Admission is 1 00, 50c for under 12 at the gate 1 25. Cory is not represented on the County squad this year.
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Steelers Trade Nutter to Colts in Center for Linebacker Swap
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded center Buzz Nutter to the Baltimore Colts for linebacker John Campbell. Buddy Parker announced the deal yesterday. Nutter returns to the Colts after four seasons with Pittsburgh following his Virginia Tech and Baltimore beginnings. The article notes Nutter’s role on Colts championship teams and references Giants exhibition game evaluations of contenders Timberlake and Schichtle.
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Amateur Sports Leaders Huddle To Seek Peace
Amateur sport leaders from the Am Athletic Union and the Nal Collegiate Athletic Association planned a closed door meeting at a downtown hotel to forge a peace pact on disputed jurisdiction and end boycotts of sanctions by rival groups that threaten athletic careers. Congress intervened as both sides boycott meets and threaten to bar athletes who cross jurisdictional lines.
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Major Stars Propel Yankees Past Angels in Tight Win
New York edges Los Angeles 2 1 in a high scoring game as Don Mincher of Minnesota drove in the first run and scored the winning run after beginning the Twins 3-2 victory over Detroit.
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Monday's Fights Montreal Ja cobs and Davila bouts
In Montreal Herschel Jacobs, 171, outpointed Leslie Borden, 175, while in Las Vegas Roberto Davila, 197, stopped Lou Bailey, 189, in two rounds. Local boxing notes reflect two decisive results with Jacobs earning the decision and Davila finishing Bailey early.
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Yogi Berra May Take Mets Manager Job Next Year
New York Yankees fired manager Casey Stengel last year. Berra could become Mets manager in 1966 amid Stengel’s resignation and Wes Westrum’s interim role. Stengel, wheelchair bound after hip fracture, had accepted a physician advised retirement. Weiss recommended an executive scouting post. Stengel agreed to a two year vice president contract.
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Athletes Car Kills Boy In Philadelphia Crash
Ruben Amaro, Phillies infielder, drove the car that struck and killed a nine year old boy near his home in Philadelphia. Amaro was held at the police station after receiving a sedative. his seven year old son was in the car. The boy was pronounced dead at Nazareth Hospital. witnesses say the victim crossed the street as Amaro tried to avoid him at a nearby intersection.
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Pirates face Dodgers in pivotal three game set opener
Pittsburgh Pirates travel to host the Los Angeles Dodgers as underdogs in the pennant race. Sandy Koufax will start the opener, coming in at 21-6 after winning all three starts against Pittsburgh this year, signaling a tough road series for the Pirates.
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