Looks Can Be Deceiving In South Amherst Football
South Amherst coach Jack Wilhelm, famed for a 19 of 33 career mark, guides a Cavaliers squad rebuilding its backfield with four returning lettermen. The team faces Inland Conference rivals Buckeye, Brookside and Keystone as they pursue a stronger offense and improved pass and run plans.
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Bill Wills
Russ Moser
Charlie Reed
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Colege Moser
Bowing Green State Unity Studies
Reed
Lorain
Cavalier Secking
Bill Jones
Joned Moser
Bowing Green
Art Roose
Lou Levey
Atend Ohi Univer
Uh ‘Tre South Amherst
John Lukasko
Bob Thompson
Ron Winarski
Tom Deichter
Lukasko
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Winarski
Deichler
Cavaliers
Dennis Abraham
Bob Danv
Bill Riddle
Bob Roose
John Bozievich
Osta aSam
Iacme
Donn Eberhardt
Alan Schneider
Amherst
Ron Stargel
Lyle Gauman
Jeff Gentile
Lee Work
Gary D.cknson
Gene Dulmage
David Borer
Paul Brocksieker
John Hemmnger
Dick Wul- Lo
Posteer Morris
Roger Manning
Bul Marren
Dick Makinski
Dale Gauman
Ervin Jones
Les Romelfanger
Gary King
Harvey Godhnour
Roy Russell
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Eberhard
Hemminger
Stargel
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Eberhardt
Riddie
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Variatons
Mike Mormatus
Cavalier
Jack Vair
Bill McLoha
Indians Learn Alphabet Yankee M Tiger C
Cleveland hosts New York as the Yankees sweep the Tigers in a doubleheader. Maris and Mantle homer for New York while Piersall shines for Cleveland, driving in runs and contributing a single. Attendance climbs in a season-high weekend series.
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Gary Bell
Jim Ferry
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Box Scores Highlight Slim Odds for a Million Hit
The Infiang face nine remaining name dates including three against the Tigers. Attendance last year was 950,985 versus 1,497,976 in 1959.
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American League Writes Sad History Red Smith
New York August 20 The long string of 1961 baseball seasons is analyzed as the era when two muscular pretenders to Babe Ruth lifted the mortgage on Joe Cronin's old home plate. The piece contrasts American and National League strength, praises Detroit's stubborn play, and critiques Charles Finley and other owners. It notes how the Yankees are checked only by Detroit and surveys franchise moves and management fits across the leagues.
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Joe Gordon
Frank Lane
Bears to rely on new lineup as Halas weighs experts view
Chicago Bears coach Halas contests expert predictions for a better season citing three factors: added experience from Brown and Price, a new coaching staff, and revised offensive schemes. He notes Wade's presence could improve quarterback play while emphasizing adaptable rosters and positional flexibility to cover past defensive gaps.
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Tigers Triumph In Regional Football Practice Report
At Huron, local players and coaches including Paw Greene lead sessions as Tiger prospects run drills. Notable names listed include Ren Faler, Nesatt, Coe, Burger, Romason, Roos, and Presser with assistants Hagg and Ford aiding positions. Practice schedule notes show two sessions from 2 to 4 pm and 9 to st nd.
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Tre Huron
Hugh T.gors
Covnampons
Ovenrd
Can
Dante
Paw Greene
Ed Fuwrat
Soowon - At
Son
Joe
Besx
Ren Faler
Bah Bar Nesatt
Lee Coe
Joe Burger
Tom Romason
Jacks Roos
Jay Presser
Wat Jetr
Lamson
Tom
Tigers
Gree
Jesse Hagg
Cars Ford
Seeded Stars Join Tourney Amid Local Tennis Action
In Lorain County, LaPerte is named champion as first rounds begin for women's Hot Stove Class E baseball and men’s seniors doubles. Firelands Boosters lead in doubles as Dennis Crozer's grass court victory is noted at Longwood Cricket. Green Acres Field hosts week-long play as local clubs advance in the tournament.
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Haga
Green Acres Field
Dennis Crozer
Longwood
Chih
Rain Halts Races At County Speedway
Rain stopped Lorain County Speedway events after qualifying races and the super-modified dash. Jim Cushman of Columbus won the trophy dash over Dick Good Ed Molketin and Jerry Gasser. A 100 lap late model stock car will be held Wednesday as a makeup. the regular program resumes Saturday with ten events.
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Jim Cushman
Columbus
Dick Good
Ed Molketin
Jerry Gasser
Bob Reitz
Benton Harbor
Rich
Bartzen Leads U S to Davis Cup Win Over Mexico
In Cleveland the United States won 3-2 over Mexico to reach the Eastern finals, with Bernard Tut Bartzen beating Rafael Osuna in five sets. Chuck McKinley and David Freed praised Bartzen as the key for America’s victory, setting up a showdown with India for a chance to face Australia.
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Mexico
Dallas
Rafael Osuna
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Chuck McKinley
St .Louis
Mario Llamas
David Freed
Inca
Italy
Australia
US Women Edge Britain To Claim Wightman Cup Title
Margaret Osborne Du Pont led three teen stars Karen Hantze 18 Billy Jean Moffitt 17 and substitute Justina Bricka 13 as the United States defeated Britain to win the Wightman Cup in what headlines called the biggest upset in 31 years. Du Pont said she was not completely surprised by the victory.
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Long Beach
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