Box Scores E Altman POA Chicago San Francisco
Box score notes Chicago 24 12 San Francisco 27 12. DP Zimmer Rodgers Banks Rodgers unassisted ave lenport Amalfitano Cepeda. LOB Chicago 2 San Francisco 7. 2B Mays Altman F Alou Ashburn HR F Alou SB Cepeda Amalfitano. SF Davenport Williams.
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Defensive Star Too Kemp Shows Versatility in Tough Tie
In a 14-14 draw with Wofford at College Stadium, LA Bears fullback Richard Kemp played both ways, starring on offense and defense. Kemp, pacing the Bears with grit, acknowledged the rough night but vowed improvement, while coach Stasavich praised his blocking and tackling.
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Pearson Wins Atlanta Dixie 400 After Protests On Rail
David Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina was declared winner of the Dixie 400 after protest he passed Bunkie Blackburn who ran out of gas. Pearson drove a 1961 Pontiac at 125.494 mph a new race record while Blackburn Roberts and others finished behind.
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Woodie Wilson
Mobile
Sleeping Giants Begin College Football Season Openers
Five top 10 teams launch campaigns as Alabama Georgia LSU and Mississippi face SEC or opponents while Penn State Syracuse also start their seasons. Pitt beat Miami and New Mexico State pounded Arizona State College of Flagstaff as Richmond beat West Virginia and Utah routed Colorado State University in early weekend action.
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Dodgers Rally In Ninth To Tie As Willey Falters
OLDTIMERS game recap with Dodgers tying on Norm Larker double and Duke Snider single in the ninth after Carl Willey wild pitch. Norm Sherry, Don McMahon error, Hodges bunt, Snider single. Koufax 17th win, McMahon loss. Phils Mahaffey fans nine, eight innings, hit on head later. Sullivan preserves shutout.
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Veteran Bear Coach Sees Potential in One Play
A key yard gain on a damaged ankle convinced a veteran Bear coach to recruit a boy he could use. The play, seen as pivotal, may shape the LA football scene for the next two seasons.
NFL teams switch tunes after initial 1961 wins
The opening Sunday of the 42nd NFL season saw shocks as the Eagles defeating the Browns 27 20 and the Cards beating the Giants 21 10. Vikings routed Bears 37 13, Cowboys edged Steelers 27 24, Lions beat Packers 17 13, and 49ers rolled over Washington 35 3.
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Eddie Machen Stops Dejohn in Portland Fight
Eddie Machen of Syracuse stops Mike Dejohn in Portland in a 9 round bout. Machen, listed at 197, delivers decisive victory over the rival 20444 fighter in the televised card.
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Class B Carolina League eyes expansion to eight teams
Durham AP report says the Class B Carolina League aims to grow from six to eight clubs next season with interest from Kinston Rocky Mount High Point-Thomasville Rockingham and Lynchburg Va. Raleigh and Winston-Salem undecided while Greensboro and Burlington Wilson Durham all plan to field teams in 1962. Winston-Salem weighs Class A option.
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ACC Upset Lapse Early Season Openers and Week’s Big Matchups
ACC teams face tough tests as Maryland meets Southern Methodist while Wake Forest travels to Baylor at Waco. Duke hosts South Carolina in a key conference game with South Carolina eager to start Bass era after a 31 0 loss to Duke last year. Virginia aims to end 28 game skid against William and Mary in Charlottesville.
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Charlotte
Pete Widener
Virginia
William and Mary
Nicklaus Sets Sights on Open and Masters After Amateur Victory
Jack Nicklaus, 21, captured his second U S Amateur title at Pebble Beach beating Dudley Wysong 8 and 6 in the final. He vows to win the Open and the Masters and plans to play the Bing Crosby and British Opens next year. Nicklaus carded 5 under par in the final and finished 20 under for 143 holes.
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