Middie Defense Shines As Middies Top Purcell 41-6
Middletown’s defense dominates after a slow start lifting the Middies to a 41-6 victory over Cincinnati Purcell before about 6,000 at Barnitz Stadium. Key plays include a third quarter interception return for a TD by Irvin Gregory and multiple tackles for losses late in the game.
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Jerry Nardiello
Middletown Middies
Middies
Cincinnati Purcell
Barnitz Stadium
Purcell
Jack Gordon
Middie
Slasher
Gregory
Tom Hendricks
Delbert Arnold
Woody Bell
Middletown Routs Purcell In Albany Grid Contest
Middletown's offense rolled with Ousley completing 12 of 17 passes for 121 yards and four scoring passes as the Middies beat Purcell 41 to 6. Marcus Hunter added an 18 yard TD run while Mike Long and Jim Thompson contributed rushing scores. The defense forced a key 42 yard interception return by Gregory and piling penalties reached 120 yards for Middletown.
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Cincy Purcell
Weith
Gordonmen
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Ousley
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Slasher
Middletown
Marcus Hunter
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Reds Beat Astros 4-2 to Cut Lead Behind Giants
Cincinnati Reds defeated Houston 4 to 2 as Sammy Ellis earned his 20th win with seven innings pitched. The victory left Cincinnati within 3½ games of San Francisco and tied for second with Los Angeles after Milwaukee halted the Giants’ 14-game streak. The Reds scored in the second, seventh and eighth, with Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson delivering key hits. Houston tied the game in the sixth before Cincinnati pulled away in the seventh and eighth. Both clubs are idle next day.
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Giusti
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Frank Robinson
Astros
Eddie Kasko
Joe Morgan
Drysdale
Ellis
Drysdale and Ellis Reach 20 Wins In NL Race
Don Drysdale and Sammy Ellis joined the National League 20 win club as their teams the Dodgers and Reds remained tied for second. The Giants saw their 14 game winning streak end as the Braves beat San Francisco 9 1 with Hank Aaron driving in three runs and Marichal allowing five runs in five innings.
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Associated Press
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Don Drysdale
Sammy Ellis
Milwaukee Braves
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Ellis
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Reds
Marichal
Hank Aaron
Woody Woodward
Twins Narrow Pennant Path With 10th-Inning Loss
The Minnesota Twins lost 2-1 in 10 innings to Washington but reduced their magic number to five as Baltimore also fell to California. Camilo Pascual struck out 13, allowing one run on five hits through seven. Dean Chance and other AL games added drama with late-inning rallies and key hits.
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Jets name Taliaferro starting QB over Namath in KC game
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank opts for experience naming sophomore Mike Taliaferro the starter against Kansas City, benching $400,000 rookie Joe Namath. The opener starts the league's second week with three games Sunday and Ewbank cites experience as the basis. Notre Dame’s 1965 schedule includes California Northwestern Army North Carolina and Miami of Florida. Rip Engle nears 100th coaching win at Penn State next fall.
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Associated Press
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
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Kansas City
Joe Namath
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Houston
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Charles
Rip) Engle
Unclear sports schedule fragment with multiple teams
Fragmented list shows results and upcoming games for baseball or softball with teams including Philadelphia Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Houston Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Chicago during today and Sunday schedules. Missing dates and event type.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Giants hire Emlen Tunnell as defensive backfield coach
Emlen Tunnell set NFL records with 79 interceptions in 14 seasons and is named the New York Giants defensive backfield coach. The standings show Washington 2 Minnesota 1 Detroit 4 New York 3 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 8 Boston 7 and other results from recent games.
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Coe Grinds to Lead at National Amateur Golf Championship
In Tulsa Charlie Coe stays patient and methodical. He defeats Walker Cupper Don Allen and sits atop the field entering the final 18 holes with a 217 total after rounds of 73 72 72. He leads three college challengers Murphy Grant and Dickson as others close in.
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Huntington
W. Va
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Wichita
Kan
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el Cajon
Calif
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Aussies and Americans Reach Davis Cup Semi finals
In Fort Worth, Fred Stolle of Australia, ranked No. 2, met Cliff Drysdale of South Africa, while Frank Froehling of Coral Gables faced Arthur Ashe of Los Angeles. Stolle is the only top seed still alive after Drysdale eliminated Dennis Ralston and Emerson and Osuna exited early.
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Rafael Osuna
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Ralston
Emerson
Osuna
Youngstown North Ends 64-Game Winless Streak
In Youngstown Ohio North defeated Columbiana 148 to end a 64 game winless stretch under first year head coach John Martinko.
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Youngstown
WBA Chooses Two Paths for Heavyweight Title
WBA champion Ernie Terrell will defend against Canadian George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto on November 1. Cassius Clay, stripped by the WBA, challenges Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on November 22, keeping two rival title claims into next summer. The Terrell Chuvalo bout is billed as a world championship by Ontario officials, who note Terrell is the sole recognized WBA champion.
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Chicago
George Chuvalo
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Cassius Clay
WBA
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Terrell-Chuvalo
Merv McKenzie
Ontario
Clay
Sonny Liston
McKenzie
Terrell
Pirates blank Phillies behind three hit game by Cardwell
Don Cardwell of Pittsburgh pitched a three hit effort retiring 21 straight as the Pirates defeated Philadelphia. Hank Aaron of Milwaukee homered tying a mark as the Giants’ 14 game win streak ended with a 9-1 setback.
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Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Francisco Giants
College Football Youngstown 35 Central Michigan 14
Youngstown State Penguins defeated Central Michigan 35 to 14 in a college football game. The scoreline shows Youngstown State building a double-digit lead and securing the win on the road.
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Youngstown
Central Michigan
Wrong Lime Causes Burns and Postponement in Ohio Game
Williamsburg and Kings players were burned by lime used on the field after a grounds crew error. The match was halted with Williamsburg leading 20-0 as observers noted hydrated lime is mild but quicklime causes painful burns.
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Ohio
Williamsburg-Kings
David Bechtel
Wi High School
Pete Retzlaff Ranks Eighth in NFL Career Records
Pete Retzlaff of Philadelphia attacks eighth place in NFL career records as a standout receiver and key contributor for the Eagles during his era.
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Pete Retzlaff
Phila League
NFL
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