Navy Football Eyes Dazzle For Fall Season
Navy coach Wayne Hardin outlines a plan to compensate for heavy graduation losses by dressing up the offense and emphasizing defense and kicking. He notes Penn State, Pitt, Notre Dame, Duke and Army as tough foes and previews personnel moves at halfback and quarterback positions. The team departs for Quonset Point this afternoon to begin preparations.
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Budd Thalman
Annapolis
Navy
Middie
Wayne Hardin
Middies
Hardin
Greg Mather
Penn State
University Park
Pitt
Notre Dame
Duke
Army
Missouri
Joe Bellino
Bellino
Vic Meyer
Westerville
Ohio
Jim Stewart
Williamsport
Ron Klemick
Philadelphia
Buddy Coleman
Bob Hecht
Ron Bell
Dave Rein
Nick Markoff
Quonset Point
R. I
Naval Air Station
Maryland
Sunday scoreboard shows several high scoring results
Liberty defeats Lucketts 6 to 5 in a playoff standings game. Playoffs begin with German 10 over Creagerstown 2 and Walkersville 10 to 6 over Middletown. Broad Run 6 over Lovettsville 5 and Bolivar 5 to 4 over Doubl. Yellow Springs 13 over Buckeystown 1. Middletown at Germantown and Creagerstown at Yellow Springs. Frederick 9 over Mt. Airy 6. Brunswick 4 over Thurmont 1. Mt. Airy at Frederick and Brunswick at Thurmont. In International League Toronto 8 over Syracuse 5, Buffalo 2 over Rochester 1, Richmond 4 over Jersey City.
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German
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Middletown
Broad Run
Lovettsville
Bolivar
Doubl
Buckeystown
Germantown
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Thurmont
Frederick Brunswick
Associated Press
Toronto
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Jersey City
Walkersville iv
Creagerstown Lovettsville
Bolivard
Maryland St
Pet. Frederick
Orioles Fall 5-3 to Kansas City A's as Richards Ejected
Kansas City Athletics defeated the Orioles 5-3 after a balk call on Steve Barber sparked a rally in the fifth. Manager Paul Richards was ejected for disputing the call as Deron Johnson hit a two run homer in the eighth off Dick Hall, sealing the win.
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Kansas City
Oriole
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Richards
Steve Barber
Birds
Deron Johnson
Bobby del Greco
Dick Hall
Gun Digest enters 1962 with Civil War features and catalog cut
The 16th Gun Digest edition expands to 384 pages with 63 feature articles. It highlights Civil War topics including The Spencer Rifle and a reproduction from the 1864 Catalog of Arms and Military Goods. In Honolulu, Robert F. Six and Audrey Meadows wed at St. Andrews Cathedral with plans for a Far East tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Amber
U.S
Norman B. Wiltsey
New Gun Digest
Schuyler, Hartley and Graham
Honolulu
Robert F. Six
Continental Au‘lines
Audrey Meadows
St. Andrew’s
Harry S. Kennedy
Hawaii
Miss Meadows
Frank Cotter
Los Angeles
Cindy Cotter
Tokyo
Far East
Mainland
Boston Edges Browns 5 4 On Late Relay
Boston wins 5 to 4 as Chuck Cottier's relay attempt at first falls short on a double play. Robinson and others contribute, while pitchers Koufax and Drysdale lead Los Angeles with strikeouts in a separate recap. The fragment notes misc scores and players including Padro, Miller, and San Francisco box lines.
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Chuck Cottier
Hns
Boston
Robinson
Padre
Los Angeles
Miller
San Francisco
Koufax
Drysdale
Lary blanks Indians 6 to 0 on four hits
Detroit right-hander Frank Lary pitched a complete game shutout of the Cleveland Indians on four hits to earn his 19th victory in 25 decisions. Lary allowed one walk to Jim Piersall but got him picked off, while Billy Bruton drove in two runs with four of Detroit’s 16 hits.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Frank Lary
Cleveland Indians
Lary
Jim Piersall
Billy Bruton
Tigers
Jim Perry
Bob Allen
Rocky Colavito
Cash
Dick McAuliffe
Mike Roarke
Roarke
Perry
Allen
Dailey
Phillies Pull Off Third Straight Win Behind Six-Run Inning
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Chicago Cubs 7 to 4 on Thursday night as a six run second inning, highlighted by Don Demeter's three run homer, powered the comeback. Jim Owens earned the win with help from Don Ferrarese in the eighth, who retired the Cubs with two on and no outs.
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Clay Dalrymple
Owens
Tony Taylor
Bobby Malkmus
Demeter
Chicago
Philadelphia
Curtis
Elston
Drott
Brewer
Bertell
Taylor
Ferrarese
Dalrymple
W—Owens
L—Curtis
Santo
Don Demeter
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Phils
Jim Owens
Don Ferrarese
League Leaders By The-4 Press
American League batting leaders list top hitters by at bats with Cash Detroit .364 and Maris New York 119 RBI. Mantle and Maris pace home runs at 50 and 46. Ford and Perry lead pitching and strikeouts with 175 and 21 3 75 records. National League features Cepeda and Robinson driving RBIs and runs with 116 and 108 respectively. Pinson and Clemente share hits at 169. Wills leads stolen bases in the NL.
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Associated Press
Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Piersall
Cleveland
Gentile
Baltimore
VIS
DF Mantle
Brandt
Killebrew
Minnesota
Robinson
Chicago
Kalme
Sievers
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Vas
Pinson
Cincinnati
Moon
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Hoak
NF Boyer
St. Louis
Cepeda
San Fran
le Altman
Mays
San Francisco
Maris
Mantle
B. Robinson
Kubek
Kaline
Wood
Apagricio
Howser
Kansas City
Terry
Ford
Pascual
iClemente
Altman
Night Baseball Scores Newark San Francisco Cincinnati and St Louis
Night baseball results show San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 13 and St Louis 10 Los Angeles 18 with multiple pitchers credited. Offensive totals include home run by White for St Louis and decisions on Williams and Sanford.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Williams
Craig
Perranoski
Golden
Farrell
L. Sherry
Roseboro
Broglio
Muller
McDaniel
Sawatski
Schaffer
W—Mcdaniel
L— Williams
St Louis
White
Angels Hold Off Yankees In Tight Homers Chase
The Los Angeles Angels beat New York 6-4 as Maris and Mantle failed to pace a Ruth chase, each collecting three hits in 22 at bats with one homer. Mantle sits on 46, and Mans 30 lead Ruth by 11 in pace. The Yankees drop in series finale, while Detroit inches closer after a 6-0 win over Cleveland.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Los Angeles Angels
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
New York
Yankees
Maris
Mantle
Angels
Mans
Ruth
Babe
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
Frank Lary
Yanks
Jim Coates
Joe Koppe
Bobby Richardson
Bowsfield Stops Southpaw as Morgan Secures Win
A partial game note records Ted Bowsfield pitching against a lefty starter and Tom Morgan earning the win in relief as the author describes a baseball appearance.
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Ted Bowsfield
Tom Morgan
Spahn Wins No. 303 Tops Bucs in Milwaukee Victory
Warren Spahn pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a 6 1 victory over Pittsburgh to salvage the final game of a three game set. The lefty scattered 10 hits for his 15th win of the year and 303rd of his career while Milwaukee led 6-1 after six innings. Lender was Friends.
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Pittsburgis
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Braves
Milwaukee
Spahn
Torre Friend
McBean
Smith
Spann
L—Friend
Mase
Wheel Alignment For Even Tire Wear And Safe Braking
Cause of uneven wear and hard steering requires checking casters camber and toe and adjusting to specifications. Wheels balanced to remove thump and bump conditions for a smoother ride. Brakes checked and properly adjusted with wheel cylinder inspection and correct lining for safe driving.
Reds Knock Off Giants 8-5 in Separate Game Shakeup
Lee Cardenas and Dick Gernert each homered or doubled in Cincinnati's 8-5 win over San Francisco. Cardenas drove in three with a three run double and added two doubles and a single as the Reds halted SF's six game run. The Reds pulled away with four unearned runs in the seventh in the NL race and remained 32 games up after Dodgers' 10th straight loss. Pitcher Jim O'Toole improved to 13-10.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Lee Cardenas
Dick Ger- Gernert
RBI
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardenas
Ed Kasko
Jack Sanford
Stu Miller
Jim O'Toole
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Throneberry
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Lumpe
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Philley
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Napo
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Sox
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Lary Blanks
Great Grangers
Williams Grove Steam Engine Assn
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Winn School OF Dance
Pat Barrett
Ik Gar
Elly Memorial Grandstand
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Farm Equipment Center
Ceresville Motors
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Middletown Equipment CO
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