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BRADFORD AREA PREP FOOTBALL UPDATE AND NOTES
Monday night junior varsity game at Sheen Field faces a change with Warren as the opponent. Saturday opener at 8 p m promises a packed crowd with 2 400 seat capacity. 200 seats reserved for both hands. Various high school and college connections referenced, including Bradford coach John Durham and Stew Barber, plus Titusville and Oil City matchups and a note on Union City and Bemus Point starts.
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Warren
Sheen Field
Academy
Corry-Warren
Commodore Perry
Corry
Bradford High
John Durham
U.S. Naval Academy
Bradford
Ed Phillips
Owls
Johnsonburg
Central Christian
Smethport
Stew Barber
Buffalo Bills
Mike Nixon
Pittsburgh Steeler
Lou Hanna
Masontown
Cony
Titusville High
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Lee Mowrey
Oil City
Carter Field
Beavers
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Franklin
Red Bee
Dave Bierbach
Rocky Grove
Butch Henderson
Law
Rich Hancox
Blair Hildebrand
Jim Shaughnessy
Terry Ray
Ray
Naval Academy
Oilers
Grove City
Union
Russ Rice
Raymond Golf League
Bud) McAvoy
Russ
Jamestown
Maplehurst
Union City
Sonny Staples
Ralph Carroll
Lew Hurlbert
O'Toole Shines In Four-Hit Victory As Reds Slug Mets
Jim O'Toole pitched a four hitter to lift the Cincinnati Reds toward the NL lead, overcoming early hand injury and ending a win drought. Willie Mays powered the Giants with homer bursts to beat Houston as the pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
Jim O'Toole
O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
O’toole
O’ Toole
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Mets
Darrell Sutherland
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie McCovey
Giants
Bob Bolin
Houston
Johnny Callison
Dick Stuart
Phillies
Callison
Stuart
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Braves
Bob Friend
Cardinals
Pirates
del Grandall
Ray Sadecki
Gene Alley
Sadecki
Twins tops do or die showdown in nine position cap
The Minnesota Twins clinched their AL lead by beating the Chicago White Sox 3-2 as New York edged Washington 6-5 but was eliminated from pennant contention. Bert Campaneris played every position in Oakland’s 5-3 13 inning loss to California with a shoulder injury ending his night.
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Minnesota
New York
Bert Campaneris
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Washington
Campaneris
Kansas City
Athletics
California
Charles C. Finley
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Baseball scores and standings from leagues and games
Box score style update lists results across the American and National Leagues with teams like Minnesota Chicago California Washington Boston Kansas City and Cincinnati plus standings notes. It notes specific game outcomes such as Sosa and Hall performances and mentions pennant races and late inning homers.
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Boston
John Cincinnati
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Washington
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Cleveland
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Luouis
San Francisco
Parker Gener Regardless Report Says Kriopurn
The Pittsburgh Steelers allegedly planned to fire head coach Buddy Parker before the season. Mike Nixon was appointed as interim coach as Parker departed. Abrams cited a rift with Dan Rooney and a trade demand involving Ben McGee for King Hill.
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Kriopurn
RPY
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Parker
Mike Nixon
Post-Gazette
al Abrams
Abrams
Dan Rooney
Rodney
Teum
Ben McGee
King Hill
Philadelphia Eagles
McGee
King
Rooney
Dan
Keane Secures 1966 Pact Amid Yankee Uncertainties
New York AP report says manager Johnny Keane is retained for 1966 while doubt lingers on Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubek retirement. Keane plans to groom Roy White and Bobby Murcer as possible replacements if Kubek and Richardson leave.
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NEW York
Johnny Keane
New York Yankee
Bobby Richardson
Tony Ku
AL Wednesday
Keane
Kubek
Richardson
Cléte Boyer
Roy White
Bobby Murcer
Two More Leagues Open As Men Lead With Scores
In the Men's League last night Mike Comitz and Dave Gilson split 210 games while Christick Graham posted 203. The Women of the Moose League had no reportable games but Ma Holton earned a 7 split and Pee Johnson a 34 7.
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Mike Comitz
Dave Gilson
Chistick Graham
Moose
Ma Holton
Pee Johnson
Gary Player Leads World Series Golf Field at Akron
Gary Player posts the best World Series of Golf scoring at Firestone Country Club with 71.4 per round over 18 holes. The event offers 7500 in purse for a 36 hole weekend featuring Nicklaus Thomson Marr and Mar among newcomers. Nicklaus, a two time winner recently, is favored in this field with a 50 000 top prize and 15000 for second.
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Akron
Ohio
Gary Player
Thestone Country Club
Jack — Nicklaus
Firestone
Peter Thomson
Nicklaus
Redskins Lions Tangle in Fame Game at Canton Ohio
ANTON Ohio reports the Washington Redskins and Detroit Lions meet in the National Football Hall of Fame game as seven former players are inducted. Injuries plague Washington with Charley Taylor Sonny Murgensen and Angelo Cola limited while about 17 000 fans attend the exhibition that funds the Hall of Fame. Inductees include Dan Portman Sid Luckman Graham Driscoll Waterfield Vaut Burden and Guy Chamberlin.
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Anton
Ohio
Washington Redskins
Hall of Fame
Dan Portman
Sid Luckman
Qo Graham
Paddy Driscoll
Bud Waterfield
Steve Vaut Buren
Guy Chamberlin
Cr-Eoner
Canton Bulldogs
Engle Switches Linebacker to End on PSU Depth Chart
Penn State football coach Rip Engle moved Ellery Switch from linebacker to defensive end on the first unit during a scrimmage. Jock West dropped to the third string as Bill Rettig returned to practice after a nose injury. No. 1 fullback Dave McNaughton out with a knee injury. Tony Lema noted in the text. Play in the World Series sets noon EST start times with NBC televise coverage for the weekend final rounds.
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Ellery
Penn State
Rip Engle
Jock West
Bill Rettig
Dave McNaughton
Tony Lema
NBC
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