Hayes Relies On Offense For Buckeyes 1961 Football
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, entering his 15th season, emphasizes a strong offense with 58 players on the roster and five sophomores on defense. He expects an improved attack returning the 1961 backfield led by quarterback Don Unverforth and a solid line. The plan uses limited substitution and a 38-man traveling squad, with defense carried by Buel Kelley and middle guard Bill Ridder.
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O'Toole Delivers Four-Hit Shutout To Keep Reds In Race
Jim O'Toole pitched a four hitter and completed the game as Cincinnati crushed the New York Mets to move within a half game of the NL lead. He battled a sore hand after being hit in the first inning and persevered to secure his second win of the year. Willie Mays homered twice for the Giants in a 12-3 win over Houston as standings tighten across the NL.
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Bacon Seigel Win Twice at Brookwood Club Tennis
The doubles team of Dean Bacon and Saul Seigel captured two titles at the Brookwood Club tennis tournament over Labor Day weekend, defeating Dietz Basinger 6 0 6 2 for the men’s doubles and then beating Kindy Harrod 6 1 6 1 for the championship flight. Lois Gleason and Jenny Graham won the women’s doubles and Hal Grimm and Rosemary Praeter the mixed doubles. In the 15 and under class Mike McElwee and Connel Tarr defeated Hawkshaker Seigel 6 4 6 2 for the title.
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Amazing Willie Mays Near Exclusive Diamond Group
Willie Mays nears joining the 500 homer club as he drives in five runs in the Giants 12 to 3 victory over Houston. At 498 homers, he eyes Babe Ruth Jimmy Foxx Ted Williams and Mel Ott as the remaining 500 club members. Ott leads the NL while Mays anticipates a demanding stretch run.
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Walker Quits Buckeyes Football Team
Sophomore quarterback Paul Walker Jr. of Middletown has quit the Ohio State University football team. He packed up and left for home and didn’t show up for the afternoon practice, coach Woody Hayes said Wednesday.
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Delphos Wildcats Face Tough Northwest Schedule
Delphos Rich Stevens begins his first season as head coach with only six returning lettermen after a winless previous campaign. Senior quarterback Doug Weaver and junior guard Jim Dunlap anchor a small nucleus as the Wildcats prepare for nine Northwest Conference League games under a coach with five years of experience across Fayette, Vanlue, and Irwin.
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Polar Bears Aim to Better 8 0 1 Start This Fall
Hardin-Northern Polar Bears under coach Michael DeLong seek to improve on last season's 8 0 1 mark. They return nine lettermen for the opener with Leipsic, led by two quarterbacks Jim Salyer and Don Willeke. Salyer and Willeke split the duties in DeLong's first year.
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Twins Triumph over White Sox as Yankees Lose Poised for Elimination
In a decisive night, the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 to extend their lead, while the New York Yankees fell 6-5 to Washington and slipped from pennant contention. Bert Campaneris, in a milestone display for the Athletics, played nine positions in one game, but left with a shoulder injury after a ninth inning melee, costing California a 5-3, 13 innings victory over Kansas City.
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Gary Player Eyes Akron Firestone World Series Contest
Gary Player posts a 71.4 stroke average over 18 rounds at Firestone Country Club in Akron. He joins a four man field for 36 holes this weekend with a $77,500 purse as Jack Nicklaus and other major champions challenge, with NBC TV coverage planned for weekend finals.
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Yanks Rehire John Keane Amid Retirement Talk
The New York Yankees announced Johnny Keane will return for 1966 while teammates Bobby Richardson and Tony Kubek consider retirement. Keane expects Kubek and Richardson may change their minds after a winter break, noting Kubek's injury troubles this year.
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Standings and results from the American League baseball
AL standings show Minnesota at 33 3H 60, Chicago 82 877 6, Baltimore 80 60 ST 7, Cleveland 77 63 330 10, Detroit 78 4 549 10, New York 69 75 479 20, California 65 77 458 23, Washington 62 80 .437 26, Boston 58 87 .292 32h, Kansas City Sl 88 .387 35%. Results include Baltimore 2 0 Detroit 0, Minnesota 3 Chicago 2, New York 5 Washington 3 in 10 innings, California 12 Kansas City 7 in 12, and today’s schedule Minnesota at Chicago, Kansas City at Baltimore, Minnesota at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, California at Washington, New York at Chicago.
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Jets Meet Toronto in Governors Cup Playoffs
The Columbus Jets, after sweeping the Syracuse Chiefs 13-4, face third-place Toronto in the International League Governors Cup playoffs. Columbus leads 4 games to 2, with Jerry May hitting a grand slam in the series and Ed Hobaugh securing his second relief win. The first three games are in Toronto with the rest in Columbus.
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Wednesday's Stars By The Associated Press
Willie Mays of San Francisco hit his 44th and 45th homers and a single driving in five runs as the Giants walloped Houston 12 3 to seize a half game NL lead. Dave Wicker of Detroit pitched a three hitter to lead the Tigers past Baltimore 5 0 in the second game of a doubleheader ending the Orioles eight game winning streak.
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