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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1962

Page

7

Giants vow overhaul after crushing defeat to Packers

New York Giants coach Ali Sherman says the team must bolster the ground attack and offensive line after a 37 0 loss to Green Bay. He cites 181 rushing yards for Packers to 31 for Giants and 44 running plays to 14. Sherman eyes college backs and two draftees, Jerry Hillebrand and Bill Triplett, as help.

NEW York Green Bay Packers Allie Sherman New York Giants Giants Vic Lombardi Packers Green Bay Sherman Alex Webster Alan Webb Bob Gaiders Jerry Hillebrand Colorado Bill Triplett Miami Ohio

Race secretary resigns from Pa. post

M Joseph Lynch executive secretary of the State Harness Racing Commission resigned his 20000 a year post Tuesday effective Jan 31 to become general manager of the Washington Trotting Association in Washington County. Lynch 51 served 18 years with the FBI before joining the Baltimore Raceway in 1956 and was appointed to the Pennsylvania post in April 1959.

Harrisburg M. Joseph Lynch State Harness Racing Commission Lynch Washington Trotting Association Washington County Federal Bureau of Investigation Baltimore Pennsylvania

Colorado Coach Sonny Grandelius Plans 1966 Departure

Colorado coach Sonny Grandelius signaled retirement from football after his current contract ends in 1966 following a recent Orange Bowl loss to LSU 25 to 7. He described winding down by spending time with his children and accepting football is not all to him.

Miami Fla Colorado Sonny Grandelius Grandelius Buffaloes LSU

Majors Trade Ronnie Zager to New York Tapers

Chicago Majors trade guard Ronnie Zager to the New York Tapers and receive guard Tony Jackson plus the right to negotiate with Charles Curtis, who recently left the Tapers to return home to Tacoma Washington.

Chicago Chicago Majors American Basketball League Ronnie Zager New York Tapers Tony Jackson Charles Curtis Pacific Luthern College Curtis The Tapers Tacoma Wash

1962 Polo Ratings Rank Cecil Smith At 10-Goal Handicap

Cecil Smith, 57, earns the maximum 10-goal handicap for the 24th straight year in the United States Polo Association ratings. He shares top status with Australian Robert Skene, a 10-goaler since 1951, with Skene based in California at the Santa Barbara Club. The pair lead a national list of more than 750 players.

New York Cecil Smith Texas United States Polo Association Oak Brook Robert Skene Skene California Santa Barbara

Gentile Seeks Fair Pay After Orioles Meeting

Baltimore slugger Jim Gentile met with Orioles president Lee MacPhail at Memorial Stadium for a friendly talk but did not sign a 1962 contract. Gentile, who hit .302 with 41 home runs and 141 RBIs, says he asked only for a fair raise, reportedly aiming near $29,000. MacPhail expects further talks to resolve the disagreement.

Baltimore Jim Gentile Baltimore Orioles Memorial Stadium Oriole Lee MacPhail Gentile MacPhail Lee

Court Decree Tightens Teleprompter Restrictions

New York AP reports the state attorney general secured a Supreme Court decree prohibiting Teleprompter Corp from obtaining confidential information to submit potentially low bids for TV rights. The ruling refines a 1960 consent decree after an Lefkowitz inquiry into the Patterson Johansson title bout ancillary rights. George M. Keenan Sr., 70, longtime vice president of Pennsylvania Power and Light Co, dies in Allentown.

New York Supreme Court Teleprompter Corp Atty Louis J. Lefkowitz Miami Beach Floyd Patterson Ingremor Johansson Allentown George M. Keenan Pennsylvania Power and Light Co Keenan Indianapolis

Reds Acquire Right-Hander From Senators in Major Trade

The Cincinnati Reds bought a year old right hander from the Washington Senators to complete an earlier deal in which Cincinnati sent Bob Schmidt and Dave Stenhouse to the Senators for outfielder Marty Keough and another player. A tiny radio device to report stomach acidity after swallowing has been developed. Washington PIQUA Ohio AP The last of Washingtons Life Guards rests in a tiny cemetery north of Piqua. Lewis Boyer, a Virginia farmer, outlived the rest and was buried in Wesley Chapel cemetery in 1843.

Cincinnati Reds Washington Senators Cincinnati Bob Schmidt Dave Stenhouse Senators Marty Keough Washington Piqua, Ohio Washington Piqua Virginia Lewis Boyer Wesley Chapel

Reds Get Pitcher Klippstein

AP reports relief pitcher Johnny Klippstein, 34, joins the Cincinnati staff. Details on contract terms and destination were not disclosed.

REDS Cincinnati Johnny Klippstein

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