Box Scores Recap from MLB Games with St Louis and Milwaukee
Box score snippets show St Louis and Pittsburgh fields with players Clemens Virdon Buchek Flood and others listed. Milwaukee hosts San Francisco with Spencer N Sherry and Miller. Chicago visits Los Angeles featuring Banks Bouchee and Altman with Cardwell Ortega Perranoski Roebuck.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
San Francisco Herman Marquez 118 Stockton out pointed Jimmy Abeyta 115 Oakland 12 rounds New York Babe Simmons 15342 Westbury outpointed Gene Johns 169 New York 10 Paris Rafin King Nigeria stopped Gracieux Lamperts France featherweights weights not available Tokyo Sadao Yoahia 181 Japan outpointed Kozo Nagata 121 Japan 10 rounds
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Herman Marquez
Stockton
Calif
Jimmy Abeyta
Oakland
New York
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Babe) Simmons
Westbury
Gene Johns
Paris
Rafin King
Nigeria
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Japan
Kozo Nagata
NHL Releases 1961-62 Schedule and Key Dates
The National Hockey League unveiled its 70 game slate for 1961-62. The season runs from October 11 to March 25, with games counting toward the league standings.
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Montreal
National Hockey League Today
Clemson Preview Sees Howard Ponder Slow Yet Deep Squad
Clemson coach Frank Howard says speed is lacking but depth and consistency should improve on an aged lineup. Joe Anderson leads the backfield with Ron Scrudato Gary Barnes Wendell Black, while tackle Don Chuy anchors the line and Len Armstrong handles kicking. Schedule includes Florida and Maryland showdowns.
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Anderson
Clemson College
Sonout
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Jim Parker
Anslow
Derson
Howard
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Parker Threatens Retirement Over Steelers prospect
Pittsburgh AP reports Coach Buddy Parker said he would quit after the 1959 season if the Steelers fail to win the Eastern Division title. He stated he would not return if a winner cannot be coached, amid a 27 24 season opener loss to Dallas. Parker’s five year tenure followed success with the Lions, yet Pittsburgh has only third place finishes in 1957 and 1958.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Buddy Parker
Steelers
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Detroit Lions
Qualifying Golf Round Draws 14 Players at Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina 14 players compete in a 18 hole qualifying round for the senior tournament of the United States Golf Association. The low three scorers earn spots in the October 27 Tulsa Oklahoma event.
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N.C
U.S. Golf Association
Gaston Country Club
Tulsa
Okla
Allen Jay Jaybirds to face Pleasant Garden Wednesday
Allen Jay Jaybirds aim to rebound after losses to Mebane and Trinity in a Wednesday game against Pleasant Garden. The annual Wednesday matchup helps Allen Jay travel to Washington D C with no open date this season. Game starts at 2 p m on the Allen Jay field.
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Jaybirds
Pleasant Garden
Washington, D. C
Mebane
Trinity
Guilford
Gibsonville
South Carolina Faces Duke in ACC Opener Under New Coach
Gamecocks under Marvin Bass prepare for Duke after last season's 31-0 loss. Duke coach Bill Murray notes Columbia tests and aims for a different result. Virginia seeks 28th straight vs William & Mary as Clemson and Maryland prep scrimmages and Wake Forest drills proceed ahead of weekend games.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Seais
Duke
Bill Murray
Columbia
Marvin Bass
Bass
Jack Wilson
Blue Devils
Virginia
William & Mary
Cavaliers
Furman Faces Davidson After Adequate Opener
Furman coach Bob King says the 27-6 victory over Presbyterian was adequate and stresses a stronger effort against Davidson. Davidson topped Catawba 21-15 as two sophomore quarterbacks Benny Coxton and Earl Cole provided threats. Furman’s Tom Campbell is a key opponent runner, while Davidson prepares to defend Canty and Campbell after scouting footage. The Citadel also suffers a setback with Tommy Edwards out six to eight weeks due to a fractured ankle.
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Hutchinson's steady hand guides slipping Reds
The Cincinnati manager advocates patience with pitchers and players, keeping faith in his crew to snap out of slumps. Hutchinson, a Seattle native and former pitcher who loves golf, stresses rest when needed and attributes his coaching insight to experience at Detroit and beyond. He lives in Bradenton Beach in the off season with wife Patricia and four kids.
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Detroit
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St.Louis
Hutch
University of Washington
Patricia
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Rick
Jack
Joe
Patty
Edwards Faces High Hopes After Gabriel Leadership
Hodges era begins with high expectations as Edwards coaches a squad rated among the title contenders. All-American quarterback Roman Gabriel anchors the team, while Edwards jokes about pressure and the need for Frank Weedon to stay off the press box if trouble arises.
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Earle Edwards
Edwards
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Gabe
Frank Weedon
Weedon
House Approves NFL TV Contract Amid antitrust debate
The House passed a bill to allow a league wide TV deal for all major pro sports, aimed at the NFL after a court ruled its CBS contract violated antitrust laws. It would exempt such contracts with restrictions, including blocking pro telecasts on Friday and Saturday to avoid college games. If Senate approves before adjournment, the change would take effect in the 1962 season.
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CBS
American Football League
ABC
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National Association of Broadcasters
House Judiciary Committee
Ruth's 60th Home Run Recalled by Pitcher Zachary
Tom Zachary recalls throwing the pitch that sent Babe Ruth’s 60th homer into the stands on Sept. 30, 1927. Zachary defends Ruth’s legacy, notes records are meant to be broken, and recalls Ruth’s personality and later life. Ruth died three months after the 1948 reunion at Yankee Stadium.
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Stu Miller Night Highlights Giants Reliever Record Night
San Francisco AP Stu Miller, praised by 12 995 fans, locks down the Braves in a 2 1 game as Felipe Alou singles and Orlando Cepeda hits his 41st homer in the ninth. Miller improves to 13 4 with nine saves in a standout season as two rookies duel.
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San Francisco Giants
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Milwaukee
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Braves
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