Avon Taught Us A Real Lesson Shoemaker Bruised Flyers
Norwalk St. Paul Flyers travel to Waynesfield Waynesfield Goshen 1 1 season after a loss to Avon last Friday night. Coach Ralph Shoemaker lists multiple injuries and names new lineups including Dave Heyman Al Harshberger Jim Stotz and John Fantauzzo. The Saints face Waynesfield on Whitney Field with Larry Southerland a standout back leading the offense and defense.
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Little Truckers Triumph 20-6 Over Willard
Norwalk High freshmen opened with a 20 to 6 victory over Willard. Dale Perkins rushed 147 yards on six carries as the Frosh totaled 230 rushing yards while limiting Willard to 54. Don Smith gained 54 yards on six tries and scored, John Ross added 52 yards, Doug Ott had a 10 yard TD run. Mike Hipp Chuck Finch and Jim Lawrence starred on defense. Next Thursday at Bellevue.
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Sugar Ray's Heir Calhoun Emerges as Boxing Contender
In Kingston Jamaica February 1965 Sugar Ray Robinson observed Milo Calhoun during a training for a forthcoming bout. Robinson praised Calhoun saying he showed the confidence of a champion and strength of a bull.
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Frazier Wins Split Decision Over Oscar Bonavena
The 205 pound Buenos Aires challenger Oscar Bonavena fights hard as underdog but falls short in a split decision to Joe Frazier. Bonavena’s bull like style and mop of hair earn him wary memories for future matches. Frazier remains wary of the Argentine bout though secures the victory.
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Frazier Loses Unpopular Decision To Bonavena
In a brisk 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden Frazier fell to Bonavena 6-4 on rounds per referee while two judges had Frazier up narrowly 5-4-1 and 5-5. Bonavena decked Frazier twice in round two as 9,069 fans booed the verdict.
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Indians Top Twins 6-2 In Final Home Game Of Season
At Municipal Stadium 5 147 fans watched Cleveland beat Minnesota 6-2 as Max Alvis Vern Fuller Leon Wagner each homered and Steve Hargan added a two run single. Hargan allowed nine hits and fanned five.
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Pirates Lose Coin Toss for NL Playoff Dates
In San Francisco on September 21 the Pittsburgh Pirates finished third in a three‑team NL playoff coin toss. Dave Grote oversaw the draw. Tom Seeberg won for the Dodgers and Chub Feeney for the Giants. The Pirates must start a potential best‑of‑three series at Forbes Field if tied, giving the other club an edge.
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Robinson Seeks AL Triple Crown as Orioles Clinch Hopes
Frank Robinson lifts Baltimore with two homers to 49 on the season as the Orioles cut the magic number to two with a 10 8 win over Kansas City. A win today and a Detroit loss would give Baltimore its first modern AL pennant while Robinson leads in batting average RBI and home runs and pursues MVP across leagues.
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Bowling Scores and Contacts Highlight Local League
Bowling results show high game and series by Citizens Bank with 798 and 2286 series, while Office Bar registers 200 and 500. R Ritz posted 222 and 577, with noted hits for misses as local league details.
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Buckeyes Face Possible Attendance Slide at Opener
Ohio State may lose the nations top attendance rank as a new university rule aligns quarters and classroom days delaying the start of the school year. The season opener versus Texas Christian could draw far fewer than the 1965 average, with as many as 16 000 empty seats in Ohio Stadium due to 26 000 student book tickets set aside.
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Hatton Inks New Contract
Grady Hatton will manage the Houston Astros next year after signing a one year contract. He declined a multi year package offered by owner Judge Roy Hofheinz choosing to deal each year.
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