Spartans Prep for UAVL Opener as Baseball Returns
Sparta high school awaits first UAVL game September 13 at East Forest under coach Joe Frisina. The 1961 returnees include Larry Greer and Eldon Troyer with several seasoned starters, as Sparta seeks its fourth UAVL season title. The piece mentions local baseball fading, Dodgers and Yankees lore, and mixed sports notes from the era.
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Giants Triumph as Sanford Reaches 20 Wins in Dodgers Clash
Jack Sanford pitched his 20th victory to boost the Giants to a 3-0 win over the Dodgers, ending Los Angeles streaks and narrowing the gap to 2 games behind the league leaders. George to led San Francisco with timely hitting and Mays supplied the key homer as the Giants halted a 10-game skid at Dodger Stadium.
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Giants second place bid as Stanford wins again
Jack Stanford of the Giants notches his second straight victory as Los Angeles clings to lead in the National League race. Bob Allison of the Twins belts five hits with two homers driving a sweep over Washington and tightening Minnesota’s hold on third place behind the league leaders.
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Troyer Jackpot Homer Seals Baptists in CSL Final
Ray Troyer's grand slam powered the Mennonites to a 6 4 victory over the Baptists in the Church Softball League championship at the high school field. Troyer homered in the third and scored again in the fifth to erase a 3-0 deficit, while Hostetler pitched effectively for the Mennonites. Lineups featured Gary Stutzman Jim Byler Eldon Troyer Mahlon Schweltzer Neil Stutzman and Ron Siutenan for Mennonites with Gil Nichols Roger Mtaway Fred Marsh Skip Lindsey and others for the Baptists.
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Lee Nichols
Rex Ireland
Dick Crakey
Dick Smith
Terry Perkins
Major Leaguers Attract 229000 on Labor Day
Major League Baseball drew 229000 fans on Labor Day across a 118 game program with marquee matchups in New York and Los Angeles. Yankee vs Angels attendance topped 55705 in New York while Dodgers vs Giants drew 54418 in Los Angeles. AL averaged 12169 per game across 10 games, NL 108208 across eight contests. last year AL 106413 and NL 74535. Billy Maxwell won the Dallas Open with a 72 hole total of 279 finishing ahead of Johnny Fott who shot 281. Maxwell's first tour event win of the year after 22 top placements in 27 events.
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Football Clinic Slated Tonight With Corry Beavers
The Corry Beavers football clinic is tonight at Sheen Athletic Field and East Field. CAHS coaches will cover offense and defense, with most of the squad in uniform. Coach Gow Hanna says the offense is adequate, notes six juniors in the line, and outlines strengths and weaknesses in passing, running, and tackling as the team prepares for upcoming games.
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Erie Stars Romp County Eleven 31 to 6 at Erie Stadium
Erie Stars dominated County Eleven 31 to 6 in the 24th Save-An-Eye gridiron clash at Erie Stadium. Prop's and Chimenti engineered early drives, with Lublejski, Carpenter and Miller scoring. County's solitary late TD came on a plunge by Faulkner as Jerry Williams shone for Corry despite the loss.
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Eagles Halfback Amerson Improves But Faces Long Recovery
Philadelphia Eagles halfback Glen Amerson shows partial paralysis recovery from meningitis encephalitis, with vision clear and improvement noted by Dr. W J Silvernail. The 23 year old from Munday Texas will miss the 1962 NFL season as long term prognosis remains uncertain. In Tokyo boxing results Yukio Kalshima defeated Oscar Reyes.
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Thompson sets lap record at Thompson Raceway race
Bob Holbert of Warrington, Pa., driving a Porsche RS, posted a lap record of 73.4 mph on the Thompson Raceway two mile course during one of six distance races. A class G modified record was set by Jesse Wylie of Allison Park, Pa., with an average speed of 68.81 mph. The two day national championship event, concluded yesterday, was sponsored by the Sports Car Club of America.
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Hornung Shines As Green Bay Smacks Giants
Green Bay rookie Paul Hornung starred as the Packers defeated the New York Giants 20 to 17 in Green Bay. Hornung scored 14 points, with a 4th period highlight drive, while Bart Starr connected on a TD pass and Herb Adderly Willie Wood and Elijah Pitts provided key returns. The Giants had traded for Paul Dudley earlier, missing Hornung's impact. Trades swirled around NFL teams Monday, including Los Angeles to Pittsburgh for draft picks and Cleveland to Minnesota for players and a draft choice, with Oakland also making a deal.
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Men s Industrial Bowling League To Meet Tonight
An initial meeting of the Men's Industrial League is slated for tonight at BowlAlvo. All officers team captains and other interested persons are urged to attend per Wheelrduit officials. The meeting is in cluck.
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