Army Navy clash eyed as even in 1961 showdown
Army coach Dale Hall said Navy propaganda overstated gaps as the 62nd Army Navy game looms at Philadelphia Stadium before 100000 plus. He praised Navy back Johnny Sai and Greg Mather, while noting Army fields a younger squad without big edge overall. Wilt Chamberlain's scoring pace tops NBA in early 1962 season.
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Hewitt Doubtful Starter for Navy Army Game
Annapolis AP Navy guard and captain John Hewitt was listed as the only doubtful player for Navy's season finale against Army. If he does not return by Tuesday he will miss the game. Hewitt, sidelined with a knee injury since the Duke game, would be hard to replace in the Army wrinkles. He is one of six seniors with substantial action this year and his absence would hurt experience during the key matchup. The Middies, idle last week, held a regular workout with no full scale scrimmage planned.
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Japanese Pro Baseball Attendance Rises in 1961
Attendance across the two leagues reached 8.718 million, marking a record high after a dip the prior year. The total surpassed 8 million for the first time in several seasons, erasing prior declines and signaling rebound despite long-term drops from 1950.
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