Middies Debut in Dayton and opening high school football season
Middletown High football, under new coach Paul Walker Sr., debuts at Dayton against Fairmont West at Baujan Field as Emmie Sangster fills quarterback duties after an injury to Joe Calhoun. Frankin Monroe visits Fenwick Falcons, Williamsburg meets local teams. area games kick off the 1963 campaign with 8 p.m. starts.
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Middies Brace For Season After Walker Injury
Middletown is optimistic despite Paul Walker Jr.'s injury as Emmie Sangster fills in and coach Paul Walker Sr. refines a deeper, balanced lineup. The squad, featuring runners L. C. Kindred John Calhoun Jim Harden and receiver Tom Portsmouth Ports mouth, aims to start strong against Fairmont West at UD's Baujan Field, hoping to maintain morale and momentum.
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Midlletown High Poised For Interesting Campaign
The coach notes Walker’s absence as a difference between a good and great team. With Walker guiding basketball, the Midlletown High football season should be better than average and notably interesting.
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Chiefs Open AFL Fourth Season in Rebuilt Chiefs Arizona
The AFL kicks off its fourth season with defending champions the Kansas City Chiefs, former Dallas Texans, opening with a Denver at Denver road game against the Broncos. The Raiders visit Houston to play the Oilers while the Jets meet the Patriots in Boston and the Bills travel to San Diego to face the Chargers.
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Flood paces Cardinals in 9-0 win over Mets
Curt Flood collected five straight hits, a triple and four singles as St. Louis, in second place, rolled past the New York Mets 9-0 to notch its eighth victory and stay five games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL standings. Bob Sadowski of the Braves threw the first major league shutout, an 80 victory over the Pirates, with eight hits allowed and 12 strikeouts.
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Aguirre and Greaves Box in Montreal Bouts
Tokyo fighter Curly Aguirre, 118, defeated Katsuto shi Aoki, 118, Japan, in nine rounds. Montreal bout saw Wilf Greaves, 164, Windsor, Ontario, stop Ron Jones, 156, Montreal, in ten rounds.
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Thursday Results and Upcoming MLB Schedule
Thursday games Houston defeated San Francisco five to two Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh eight to zero St Louis won nine to zero over New York and Los Angeles topped Chicago four to zero. Tonight Milwaukee visits Philadelphia Chicago hosts Houston Los Angeles meets San Francisco New York plays Cincinnati St Louis vs Pittsburgh. Saturdays feature St Louis at Pittsburgh and Minnesota at Chicago with several clashes around the league.
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Braves blank Blue Jays in NL playoff opener 9 1 win
Atlanta dominated Toronto 9 1 to grab a 1 0 edge in the best of seven series. Indianapolis edged Syracuse 2 1 to take a 2 0 lead in their best of seven.
NFL Should Go Over Million Mark Saturday
The National Football League schedules 27 exhibition games this weekend as a prelude to its 44th season with a expected crowd surpassing one million. Vikings visit Cardinals in St Louis opener while Giants meet Eagles at Princeton and four more Saturday night matchups follow. The Hall of Fame game pits the Browns against the Steelers in Canton Sunday.
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Ray Asis Wins Outpoint Victory in Manila Bout
In a boxing match debated as a top card showdown, Ray Asis of the Philippines outpointed Zor rito Valdez of Mexico in a ten round bout held in Manila. Asis used sharp jabs and combinations to edge Valdez on the scorecards.
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Hodges Wrong Nuts Have Won
The 100000th major league game will be played in Washington tonight. The Senators, 10th in the league, lost 3-2 in 12 innings to the Yankees as Hodges’ pitchers held New York to three hits for 11 innings. Chuck Hinton was injured by a Ralph Terry pitch and hospitalized overnight but listed in satisfactory condition. Terry earned the win on a 12th inning double by Clete Boyer and an RBI by Hector Lopez. Chicago beat Kansas City 4-1 and Los Angeles defeated Minnesota 8-5 as Detroit beat Boston 5-2 in another AL game. The milestone was announced by Ford Frick after hall files check. The Senators will mark the event with pregame ceremonies featuring a comedian and friends, hoping Hodges gains a rare smile.
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Indians Hold Two Game Edge In IL Playoffs
The Indianapolis Indians take a two game lead in their playoff series with Syracuse for the International League pennant after a 2-1 win over the Chiefs. Game three is in Indianapolis, then the series moves to Syracuse. Atlanta defeated Toronto 1 in the other Northern Southern Division clash. Today's games feature Syracuse at Indianapolis and Toronto at Atlanta.
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Base Hits Come First Court Rules
Cincinnati AP report on a locker room scuffle between Reds outfielder Vada Pinson and sportswriter Earl Lawson. Hearing postponed to Oct. 2 at Pinson’s request after the season ends. Lawson alleges assault and battery. Pinson and Reds officials declined to speak.
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Willie Mays Backlights Dodgers Strong NL Race
The Giants star Willie Mays returns for a key matchup as the Dodgers lead the NL by five games after a 4-0 shutout of the Cubs. The Cardinals push with an eight-game win streak and a 9-0 rout of the Mets, while Mays recovers from Labor Day exhaustion ahead of San Francisco’s three game series with LA.
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Dodgers Edge Cubs as Richert Drives In Run
Richert, 23, a left hander, went 7 1 3 innings before he left with a jam. Sherry held the Cubs hitless the rest of the way and protected Richert's third victory against one loss. Richert drove in the Dodgers' only run with a second inning single off Bob Buhl. In other action, Ants beat Pirates 5-2 in 10 thanks to Bob Aspromonte's three run homer, and Milwaukee rookie Bob Sadowski shut out the Pirates 8-0 on eight hits.
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Tsitouris Faces Mets in Labor Day Striped Series
Cincinnati Reds rely on John Tsitouris to extend a winning streak against the Mets started in New York on Labor Day. Tsitouris is 8-7, with Mets' Al Jackson (9-16) slated to start after beating the Reds in the Labor Day doubleheader. The Reds sit 11 games behind the Dodgers.
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