Fred Hutchinson Dies of Cancer in Florida
Fred Hutchinson former Cincinnati Reds manager died at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton Florida at age 45 after a battle with chest cancer. His wife Patricia and two older sons were at his bedside as he passed at 3 58 a m EST. The longtime baseball figure began in Seattle with a 25 7 first year and went on to manage Detroit St Louis Seattle and Cincinnati earning praise for his tough yet fair leadership.
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Kelso Wins 150000 Washington D C International
Kelso dominated the Washington D C International at Lor ston Laurel Md charging to a four and one half length victory over Gun Bow amid a lengthy review and a potential disqualification. Jockey Walter Blum rode Gun Bow while trainer Eddie Neloy stated the stewards’ decision was justified. Owner Mrs. Richard C. DuPont hinted this could be Kelso’s final racing year after his 36th win in 56 starts as Aniline of Russia and Biscayne of Ireland trailed.
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Clay to use rough tactics in title defense at Boston Garden
Boston report says Cassius Clay, 22, plans a rough-fighting strategy for his world heavyweight title defense Monday night at Boston Garden. He confirms intent to press advantage and cites past disagreements with opponents as motivation.
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Weekend Football Picks Stir Up Rivalries and Predictions
MIlton Richman surveys college football matchups with Notre Dame, Michigan State, and Army on the radar. Several games shape the day including Princeton Yale and Georgia Auburn, with bold calls across major programs and conferences.
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Benz Back In Action for Browns in Pittsburgh Return
Cleveland Browns safety Larry Benz, a former Cleveland Heights star, returned to action in the Browns win at Pittsburgh. He intercepted a first quarter pass at the 37, then again in the third to set up the go ahead TD, helping Cleveland avenge its only loss.
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Browns Mentor Praises Benz Doer Spirit and Guts
The article highlights Benz as a plucky defender with guts and a tendency for interceptions seen as luck plus planning. Coach Blanton Collier lauds his drive to latch onto important tasks and execute, contrasting earlier criticism of the former bench warmer.
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