Lee Gould Schedule Shift Aims For Better Preparation
The 1960 winter division I football slate shifts non conference game to September 17 to test teams early with less consequence if they lose. Scottsdale High coach Tommy Campbell notes last year’s opener loss and title run might have hinged on one early game. The schedule otherwise mirrors last season with reversed home and away matchups.
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Baseball Today American League and National League standings
Baseball standings and slate of games for Tuesday and Wednesday. Highlights include key pennant race positions for Los Angeles and Minnesota in the AL and New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia in the NL with daily results and scheduled pitchers.
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Giants Release Torok and Others in NFL Roster Cuts
The New York Giants cut John Torok, the 20th overall pick, reducing their roster to 50. Abe Lawrence from Yale Bulldogs also released. Across camps, Cosmo Tacavazzi of Princeton was cut by the New York Jets. Lombardi later prepared Green Bay for a Cowboys exhibition. Myron Pottios to retire after season due to injuries. AFL cuts followed with multiple players waived or placed on injured lists.
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Mets Rally Beats Dodgers on Stephenson Three Run Double
Mets catcher Johnny Stephenson delivered a dramatic three run double in the ninth inning to overturn a 3-1 deficit and stun the Dodgers. The Mets moved into a tie for second as the Braves and Giants lost, while other NL and AL games produced mixed outcomes. Stephenson’s hit off Bob Miller capped a bases-loaded rally after Lefebvre error and Kranepool Johnson singles.
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Coronado Dons Begin Football Practice After Meetings
Coronado High School football starts next Monday after Friday physicals and pre season meetings. First meeting for players and coaches is Friday at 8 a.m. in room 119 to distribute parental permission slips and insurance forms. Freshmen may attend, birth certificates required for sign up per Class AA rules. Physical exams Friday at 6 30 p.m. in the gym. practice begins Monday at 7 30 a.m.
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ASU Devils rely on reserve Chuck Kolb as key punter and rusher
ASU backup quarterback Chuck Kolb led the Western Athletic Conference in yards per carry from punt formations last season with 82 net yards and 20.5 per tote. He also totaled 38 punts for 1,340 yards, averaging 38.8. The 6-1, 180-pound senior majors in pre law and boasts near B averages. Other ASU players Drew attention include Ben Hawkins for All America talk and Darrell Hoover and Bobby Johnson for regional acclaim.
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QB Clubbers Meet Friday at Safari Hotel Kickoff
The Scottsdale QB Club football kickoff luncheon starts the third season at noon Friday at the Safari Hotel. Arizona State University coach Frank Kush will speak as first guest of the season, with plans for a Sun Devils trip and Camp Tontozona in Payson. Local coaches and Shanty Hogan of Phoenix College will discuss team prospects.
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Browns face setback as Warfield injures collarbone
The 1965 Browns lose Paul Warfield to a broken collarbone likely until November after the victory over the College All Stars. Clifton McNeil, Walt Roberts and Tomi Hutchinson vie to replace him as Blanton Collier also works to tighten the defense ahead of the Sept 19 game with the Redskins. Warfield led the club with 920 receiving yards last season.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPI
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Ohio State University
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Clifton McNeil
Walt Roberts
Tomi Hutchinson
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National Auto Glass to Lead 16 Inch Tourney Run in Prescott
National Auto Glass of Scottsdale, the state’s only representative, heads to Prescott Friday with 21 teams for a three day 16 inch slow pitch softball tournament. Dell Moore coaches the squad which opens against Prescott Lumber at 7 p.m. in Prescott City Park.
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Prescott
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