Graham Boosts Redskins Returns to Washington as Coach
Otto Graham takes first pro coaching post with Washington Redskins under Edward Bennett Williams. He aims to turn a 6-8 club into a contender, relying on Sonny Jurgensen and Dick Shiner at quarterback while rebuilding running backs and line depth amid roster changes and injury pasts. Key figures include Marion Motley era changes, Pat Richter, Jerry Smith, Sam Huff, Chris Hanburger, and rookie Charlie Gogolak.
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All-Stars Prime For Grid Battle With Green Bay
Chicago AP Coach John Sauer says the College All-Stars can beat the Green Bay Packers Friday night. He highlights a deep backfield with Danny Anderson Jim Grabowski Mike Garrett Walt Garrison and Roy Shivers plus captains Steve Sloan and Texas Nobis. McAdams out with a fractured ankle leaves linebacking thin.
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Hepley Ponies Win Shetland Team Pulling at Garnett
A Hepley Kan pair led by Alice Kennedy won the Shetland Pony Team Pulling at Lake Garnett, hauling cement blocks about 3.25 times their weight. Forty teams from Kansas and Missouri entered. A similar contest is set for the Franklin County Fair in Lane tonight.
Major Stars Lead Duo of Homers In Twin and Giants Wins
Jimmie Hall of Minnesota hit two two run homers to lift the Twins past Boston 6 to 2. Bob Priddy of San Francisco allowed only two hits in eight innings of relief as the Giants beat the Mets 4 to 0.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings And Results
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 60 wins and San Francisco close behind at 62 44. Philadelphia 56 49 and St Louis 54 49 chase. Results include San Francisco 4 New York 2 and Los Angeles 5 Pittsburgh 1. Cincinnati 3 St Louis 2. American League totals list Baltimore 69 35 and Detroit 55 47 atop, with schedules noting multiple twi-night games and upcoming matchups.
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Regan Shines As Dodgers Top Pirates To Lead NL
National League roundup highlights Phil Regan winning his third in six days as Los Angeles rallies with four ninth inning runs to beat Pittsburgh 6-1. Roseboro and Gilliam homer, Regan improves to 10-1 with a 1.52 ERA. San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati win elsewhere.
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Garden Sets Up Top Fight Card
Madison Square Garden match maker Teddy Brenner signed Argentine heavyweight Oscar Bonavena to fight Joe Frazer in New York on September 21. Frazer, Olympic champion from Philadelphia, is 11-0 as a heavyweight. Bonavena, who upset Canada’s George Chuvalo last June, reportedly was offered $20,000. The winner likely would duel Ernie Terrell for the WBA heavyweight title.
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