NFL and AFL Clash Ends With Eagles Victory Over Patriots
The belated weekend interleague games left the AFL with an 11-10 edge over the NFL. Philadelphia beat Boston 22-20 as New England rallied but failed to finish. Key rosters moves included Baltimore waiving Terry Southall and trading Butch Wilson to New York, Green Bay swapping players for Leo Carroll, and Cleveland shipping Clifton McNeil to San Francisco.
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Butch” Wilson
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Brown Hopes Bengals Can Retain Taxi Squad Prospects
Cincinnati head coach Paul Brown trimmed the Bengals to 44 players on Monday and expressed hope some released players could join the taxi squad. Waived were guard Frank Roy end Bob Longo defensive back John Guillory end Ed McCall tackle Bobby Kelly and rookies Bill Peterson Ted Washington and John Neidert from various colleges.
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Harahan Wins Rochester Open in PBA Event
Tim Harahan of Encino California defeated Don Johnson of Kokomo Indiana 236 216 to win the 3000 first prize in the Rochester Open part of the PBA 30000 tournament. Harahan led only once during the 40 game grind with a final 9333 total including 600 bonus pins for eleven wins in Monday play.
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Brown's Run Crowns Net Champions
Don Douglas led to two titles at Brown's Run doubles weekend winning the Men’s Doubles 6-4 3-3 with Jim Snyder. He and daughter Lisa beat Bob and Julie Davies 6-4 6-3 in Father-Daughter. Melinda Terry and Suzanne defeated Nancy Herr and Amy Snyder 6-4 6-3 in Women’s Doubles. Melinda and Mike Miller won Mixed Doubles 6-2 6-1.
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Pancho Gonzales Wins Big as Open Moves Toward Quarterfinals
Pancho Gonzales, 40, defeats Mal Anderson 6-4 6-4 6-4 at West Side Tennis Club to push toward quarterfinals. Star players from Britain and Australia fill top singles draws as Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, and John Newcombe loom. Davis Cup stars Ashe and Graebner also in action.
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Record Holders Also Rans At U S Olympic Trials
Zach Zorn the UCLA sprinter equaled the world record to win the 100 meter freestyle in 52.6 seconds and 16 year old Jackson Horsley captured the 200 meter backstroke in 2 08 74. Don Schollander and Charle Hickcox finished fifth and fourth in their final Olympic trials appearances as Mitch Ivey Gary Hall and Ken Walsh posted other top results. Tonight's 1500 meter finals cap the meet.
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Damacus Cordero Jr. Wins Aqueduct Stakes by Narrow Margin
Damascus Angel Cordero Jr. rides More Scents to the lead in the stretch but is passed with 100 yards to go as Damascus overtakes to win the Aqueduct Stakes worth 108000 dollars at Aqueduct. War Censor also wins the Benjamin F Lindheimer Handicap at Arlington Park by three lengths. Three Oh's captures the All-America Futurity at Ruidoso Downs earning 160372.80 dollars. Next weekend Arlington hosts the Arlington Washington Futurity with a 360000 dollar purse as the world’s richest event for 2year-olds.
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Middletown Tennis Club Honors Watters and Winners
Nancy Watters receives the Robert Chalmers Todd Memorial honor as her husband Chuck relocates to Pennsylvania. Sparky Snyder claims a fourth straight Middletown Closed City Men's Singles title 6 3 6 3 6 3 over P D Ballard. Janie Lawson retains the Women's singles crown 6 1 6 1 against Melinda Terry.
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Middletown Athletes Sweep Weekend Horseshoe Meet in Greenville
Mrs. Leomar Bennett of Eck Road captured her sixth straight state Women's horseshoe title with a 63 percent score as four contestants competed. Bob Chappel, 13, Middletown, won silver in the Junior division after a 50 percent showing in regulation and 64 percent in the playoff, while Dennis Biffle of Dayton topped him in a three way decision.
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Bert Brooks Killed in Hershey Stadium Speedway Race
Bert Brooks a 48 year old stock driver died in a collision during the featured 10 mile race at Hershey Stadium Speedway Monday in Hershey Pennsylvania AP report notes the tragedy occurred during the event and Brooks died at the scene.
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Big A Draws 64 233 Fans on Labor Day
New York's Aqueduct led national tracks with 64 233 attendees on Labor Day. Arlington Park drew 36 636 for Chicago track's top event of the season. Across the country 392 842 fans attended 23 race tracks.
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