Can't Win Em All Harvey Says Rangers Win Big Over Bruins
Doug Harvey, veteran defenseman and player coach of the New York Rangers, rejects any notion of perfection after a 6-3 victory over the Boston Bruins. Andy Bathgate sparked the rout with three goals and one assist as New York improved to 2-0 in the new NHL season. The crowd of 14,065 marked the Rangers' largest home opener in 12 years. Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 in the other NHL game.
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Mount Hope JVs edge Rainelle in late rally for 8 0 win
Mount Hope Junior Varsity sealed an 8 0 victory over Rainelle JV with a late fourth quarter touchdown by Bill Hamm, followed by a blocked punt resulting in a Rainelle safety. Jimmy Cox and Buddy Warwick contributed on the special teams play. Mount Hope held Rainelle to no points and earned seven first downs to Rainelle’s zero.
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Catholic Edges Marsh Fork 20-19 in thriller
Charleston Catholic prevailed 20-19 as Marsh Fork led 13-0 before Catholic rallied with two third quarter touchdowns. Key moments included Kelleman returning the opening kickoff 84 yards and a late stop on a potential tying extra point by Catholic’s line. Final score followed a back and forth with successful and blocked kicks.
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Marshall suffers injuries as Kent State looms
Huntington West Virginia Marshall University coach Charley Snyder said the team is battered after four losses this season. Five players may be slowed by injuries against Kent State as MU struggles with depth. Kent State stands 2-2, having beat Ohio University among its wins. Landrith a father in San Mateo as Mets catcher Hobie Landrith welcomes son weighing 10 pounds 3 ounces at Mills Hospital.
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Pineville Jr. Tops Matewan Juniors in 20-7 Win
Pineville Junior High took a 14-0 lead and limited Matewan Juniors to 7 as Allan Stiltner sprinted 70 yards for a second Pineville score and Darrrell Wyatt caught a 70 yard pass from Pie Cook for the night’s highlight. Plumley scored twice, adding a successful rush on the first play.
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San Diego OB Granted Active Duty Deferment
San Diego Chargers star quarterback Jack Kemp has been granted a delay in reporting for military duty. Kemp, who failed a Navy exam due to a chronic shoulder separation, originally faced assignment to an Army transportation unit in San Diego. The Army surgeon general’s office sought more information from 6th Army Headquarters in San Francisco before deciding on his medical deferment. Kemp, training for Sunday’s AFL game with the New York Titans, said he will report if ordered.
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Russian bid for Amateur star denied by Soviet Union
Pittsburgh Rens owner Lenny Litman failed to obtain Jan Kruminisch from the Odessa club as the Russian Federation of Athletes ruled all Soviet players are amateurs. Litman had offered $1 000 a month for six months and exhibition tours to the USSR, but the bid was declined.
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Skins Steelers In Cellar Battle At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh and Washington meet at Forbes Field in a cellar matchup with 0-4 records. Five regulars, led by Bobby Layne with a bruised side, are out, while Rudy Bukich fronts the Steelers offense as the defense shows strength but the attack stalls.
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U S Netters Face Italian Challenge in Davis Cup Inter Zone
UPI reports a undermanned U S Davis Cup squad, humiliated in Italian press, starts singles with Jon Douglas against Faus to Gardini and Whitney Reed versus Nicola Pietrangeli. Italians crave a 5-0 win while missing higher ranked players McKinley Bartzen and Ralston. The winner advances to meet Australia in the challenge round.
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Tut) Bartzen
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Misunderstanding Prompted Curry to Quit UC Football
Cincinnati Ohio UC quarterback Jim Curry said the incident that led to his quitting was a misunderstanding. Curry, from Altoona Pennsylvania, walked off after being told to run the third unit. Coach Chuck Studley had planned Curry as a pass catching end and later said Curry was fired. Curry, who played freshman basketball last year, cited a misunderstanding and declined comment on his dispute with Studley.
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Oakmont par reduced to 71 for 1962 National Open
Oakmont Country Club announced par will be lowered to 71 for the 1962 National Open to be held June 14 to 16. The first hole changes from a par five to a par four, reducing the course par from 72 to 71. The downhill hole will be shortened from 498 to 450 yards.
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Major Improvements and Lower Prices for Rambler Models
Major improvements and lower prices are announced for all Rambler models. Features include deep-dip rustproofing, ceramic-armored exhaust, and single-unit construction. Of 27 models, 13 prices drop by 112 dollars or more, seven by 209 dollars or more, and Ambassador V eight models see at least 200 dollars cut.
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