Middletown Fairmont grid feud prompts coach clash note
Fairmont athletic head Paul Wagner sends Middletown a letter defending phone use and press access after Middletown coach Glenn Ellison criticized alleged spying and off field actions. Wagner details equipment, schedules, and past scores while seeking to resume friendly football relations.
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Griffith Paret Rematch Set for Madison Square Garden
Emile Griffith defends his world welterweight title against Benny Kid Paret in a rematch at Madison Square Garden New York. Griffith, 23, 25 2 and Paret 24, 33 10 2 both have nine knockouts. The 15 round bout airs on ABC at 9 p.m. EST.
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Snead Awaits Cup Decision on Ryder Cup Team
Sam Snead awaits a decision after a six month PGA suspension and $500 fine for playing in a Cincinnati pro am that conflicted with the Portland Open. Tommy Bolt and four others received the same penalty for the Cincinnati event.
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Spahn’s 20th Victory Caps 1961 Milestone Season
Warren Spahn, at 40, reached 300 career wins and tied for 11th on the all time list with 308. He notched his 20th win in a doubleheader against Chicago after a slow start, adding two doubles and a single, while St Louis edged Los Angeles 8-7 to tighten the pennant race and Musial delivered a pinch double in the seventh.
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Spahn Aims for Better Season After 20-Win Feat
Warren Spahn, age 40, of the Milwaukee Braves, declared he will be a better pitcher next year after his 12th season with 20 or more victories. He tied for third on the all time list with Walter Johnson and set his sights on Christy Mathewson's 13 season record, saying he needs a challenge to stay driven.
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National League Standings and Weekday Results
The National League standings list Cincinnati as 91 59 leading with a .607 pace, Los Angeles 86 62 at .581, San Francisco 82 60 at .548, Milwaukee 79 70 .530, St. Louis 78 71 .523, Pittsburgh 71 76 .483, Chicago 62 88 .413, and Philadelphia 46 103 .309. Sunday results include San Francisco 12 Cincinnati 5 and St. Louis 8 Los Angeles 7 among others.
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Rosi Faces Possible Title Bout After KO Win
Paolo Rosi halted Jackie Donnelly in the second round at Boston Garden to win by technical knockout. Referee Joe Zapastas stopped the 10 round bout at 2:20 as Rosi eyes a title shot against defending champion Joe Brown in a planned late year defense. Brown has been offered a $530000 guarantee but has not yet agreed to the match.
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Pressure Worse Maris Doubts 60th Home Run This Season
Boston AP report says Roger Maris doubts reaching 60 homers as he laments ongoing pressure after a 3-1 loss to the Red Sox. He notes bad pitches, multiple walks, and a shrinking average while citing his stubborn swing at outsiders.
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Donovan Shines With Best ERA in Major League Pitching
Dick Donovan, once a rejected prospect, pitched a one hitter against the Minnesota Twins to cement a 2.32 ERA unofficially and raise his season total to 16-31 innings pitched over the required minimum. The Yankees, Orioles, Tigers, and White Sox results accompany Donovan’s standout performance amid a crowded pennant race.
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Billy Casper Captures Third Straight Portland Open Title
Billy Casper Jr. of Apple Valley California sealed his third straight Portland Open golf championship in Portland Oregon. He shot a 273 total 15 under par on the 6675 yard Columbia Edgewater course with 67s in the final two rounds. Dave Hill of Denver finished second at 274 after a 71 round.
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Sadowski Sets World Series Hitting Records in Stampede
Buffalo shortstop Bob Sadowski hit two homers driving in five as the Bisons exploded for nine runs in a first inning and 23 hits in a 18-8 win to take a 14 lead in the Junior World Series against the Louisville Colonels. Moe Drabowski to oppose Buffalo tonight with Bill Smith on the mound. game three set for Tuesday in Buffalo before the series shifts to Louisville.
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Reds Defeated 12-5 as Giants Surge at Crosley Field
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson called it a bad ball game after the Reds fell to San Francisco 12 to 5 in Cincinnati. Joey Jay took the loss as the Giants exploded for nine runs in the fourth inning. Frank Robinson hit his 32nd homer, his first since August 26, extending the NL pennant chase with four games left in Cincinnati's season.
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Stars and Giants Power Past Reds and Braves
Yesterday's Stars bat for San Francisco as Orlando Cepeda belts his 45th homer in a nine run first inning in a 12-5 win over league leading Cincinnati. Warren Spahn earns his 20th win for the Braves with a two hit shutout over Chicago in the opener.
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Mets Scouts Finish Reports for Debut Season
Chicago AP The fact finding committee nears completion as Rogers Hornsby chief scout for the Mets evaluates NL and AL teams. He predicts a stronger draft class than 1961 Washington and Los Angeles entries and notes reports will guide drafting decisions at Polo Grounds with GM George Weiss.
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Boxing Briefs: Donnelly and Valdes Knocked Out
Boston promoter Ross stops Donnelly in Buffalo as 135 class match ends early. Panama promoter Grant scores 1 percent as Valdes is defeated. venue not fully confirmed.
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