Giants manhandle Browns as Gregory seals win
New York defensive end Jack Gregory sparked a 21-7 Giants victory over Cleveland, sealing the win with a 38-yard interception return for a TD after the Browns threatened late. Willie Spencer added a first half TD and a 55-yard run, while Rick Luck led the Browns with a late six-yard TD pass to Keith Wright.
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Robert Langeorge
Cleveland
UPI
New York Giant
Jack Gregory
Cleveland Browns
Dick Modzelewski
Giants
New York
Browns
Gregory
Terry Luck
Luck
Keith Wright
Wright
Don Cockroft
Modzelewski
Willie Spencer
Spencer
Massillon
Ohio
Jerry Goldsteyn
Billy Taylor
Joe Pisarcik
Standings from Monday's results across leagues and teams
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 5 to 4 St Louis tops Philadelphia 6 to 3 Atlanta beats Cincinnati 5 to 3 Los Angeles edges San Diego 3 to 1 leading in recent standings and outcomes fans follow the new scores and matchups across the circuit
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Shoe Shine Boy Enters Hall of Fame in Cooperstown
Eddie Mathews, the 135th Hall of Fame inductee, recalled his unlikely rise from shoe shine boy to baseball star. He spoke of his late night nerves, his milestone status, and stories with Warren Spahn and Johnny Logan, while ensuring his mother Eloise had a front row seat at the ceremony.
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Hall of Fame
Milton Richman
UPI
Cooperstown
N.Y
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
San Diego
Cleveland
Addie Joss
Larry MacPhail
Mathews
America
Santa Barbara
Ralph Kiner
Ralph
Braves
Ernie Banks
On Gehrig
Mel Ott
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Greenberg
San Francisco
Bob Buhl
Spahn
Florida
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Charlie Grimm
Charlie
Eloise Mathews
Reineck's Still Alive In Slow Pitch Title Chase
In a tight Men's City Slow Pitch race Reineck's Cafe remains central. Tavernmen beat Couch Concrete 17 2 to pull even with Huron County Bank at 8 9 with three games left in the American League West. Bennett Electric leads the East at 12 1, Bibb Reality 14 4. two losses by Bibb were forfeit. Karen's Drive Inn wins National League East edging Norwalk Furniture 15 5. Furniture also takes two from Connie's Laundry and Dick's Lawn mower Shop. Norwalk Foundry dominates National League West at 17 3. Wilectric and Battle Insurance tied 13 7 with one game left. Jerry Kangars, George Townsend, Kenny Magill pace scoring in Reineck's win over Dauch. Ickes stars for Gilchrist Home Improvement in their upset. Connie's defeats Furniture 8 7 in a late cliffhanger. Furniture then overwhelms Dick's Lawnmower Shop 10 4. Foundry trounces Battles Insurance 8 4 4. Wiledtric ties Battles 16 5. Outdoorsman outlasts Wiledric in ten innings 5 4. Janesville tops Outdoorsman 10 5. Jaycees forfeit games to Janesville and the Foundry.
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Tavernmen
Gilchrist
Bennett Electric
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Bibb
Realtors
Karen
Drive Inn
Norwalk Furniture
Connie
Norwalk Foundry
Wilectric
Battle Insurance
Reineck
Dauch
Jerry Kangars
George Townsend
Kenny Magill
Mark Hauser
Bill Dauch
Ted Ickes
Terry Reed
Carl Chandler
Art Chaffee
Dale Perkins
Tank Rogers
John Hampton
Dave Lierenz
Foundry
Battles Insurance
Roger Schnee
Rich Lucas
Insurancemen
Wiledtric
Beach Diversified
Steve Sadler
Ron Noutts
Paul Schlotterer
Don Meesig
Rich Crum
Dick Hobson
John Horrigan
Wiledric
Rich Marett
Meesig
Leo Schlatterer
Schlatterer
Janesville
Gary Caprara
John Kuhlman
Jaycees
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Monday Sports Transactions Incomplete League Moves Across Teams
Summary of transactions across multiple leagues. Baseball sends Bob Coluccio to Springfield while football and hockey teams announce retirements signings and waivers. Key names include Keith Myers LeRoy Felder Ed Thompson Woody Green Calvin Hill Steve Cosmos Jim Kelleher Wayne Ricks Bob Salla Tom Brazoza Clay Singleterry Annise Davis Craig Clemons Hugh Crist Terry O’Reilly Gerry Cheevers Stan Jonathan Rick Middleton Jean Ratelle Dennis O’Brien Al Secord Graeme Nicolson Brad Knelson Pete LoPresti Wilhe Roy fread keeper of interim coach in NAS Chicago.
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St. Louis
Bob Coluccio
Springfield
Green Bay
Keith Myers
Utah State
LeRoy Felder
Pittsburgh
Ed Thompson
Woody Green
Washington
Calvin Hill
Philadelphia
Steve Cosmos
Jim
Kelleher
Wayne Ricks
Bob Salla
Tom Brazoza
Clay Singleterry
Annise Davis
Tampa Bay
Craig Clemons
Chicago
Hugh Crist
Minnesota
Beau Scott
Norm Jacobs
Dallas
Mike Kramer
Hockey
Boston
Terry O'Reilly
Gerry Cheevers
Stan Jonathan
Rick Middleton
Jean Ratelle
Dennis O'Brien
al Secord
Graeme Nicolson
Brad Knelson
Pete LoPresti
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