Albany Senators face radio blackout amid minor league clashes
The Albany Senators may lose fans as Schenectady hosts a doubleheader and blocks radio coverage of a Yankee Baltimore game featuring Trojan Rip Coleman. The radio ban stems from Yankee policy. locals expect lingering resentment toward the Senators.
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Flam Wins Marathon In U S Net Tourney
Flam overcame four match points to beat Tom Brown Jr. 6 3 3 4 3 11 9 7 in a 24 hour marathon at Forest Hills. The match featured near exhaustion as Brown, 32, a semi retired lawyer, fell to Flam in a grueling climax.
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Aqueduct Entries and Results Highlight Time
In a dense telegraphic recap from Wethersfield AP Sammy Snead won the City Open Gold Tournament at Wethersfield, Conn. clinching his fifth Ryder Cup selection. The report lists numerous horses and race entries while noting prize figures and times across events.
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Snyder Wins Van Schaick Tourney at Troy Country Club
Johnny Snyder captured the sixth Van Schaick Island Country Club Invitational with a 2 up win over Tom Gormley after a tight 18th hole finish. The two battled through a back and forth final, with Snyder clinching on the last green amid a large gallery.
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Campanella Threatens Ashburn in Batting Race
Brooklyn catcher Ray Campanella surged in the National League race as the season nears its end, raising his average to 332 and closing the gap on Richie Ashburn who leads with 336. In the American League Al Kaline tops, while Al Smith and Vic Power fight for second place. Mantle climbs to fourth. Kell, Kluszewski, Snider, and Furillo hover in the batting standings as RBIs stay led by Snider and Boone.
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Mackay and Welles Tie for Greens Committee Cup Medal
Bud Welles and Emil MacKay led the Greens Committee Cup qualifier at Troy Country Club with a 3431-65 score. Numerous duos posted scores in the medal play, with Jack Morse and William Weber winning best ball handicap at 23-31-63 and several ties for first in the men’s flag tournament.
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Ostrander Wins 130-lap Pine Bowl Feature
Ostrander won the 130 lap Pine Bowl feature yesterday with Joe Massenas and Oilie Palmer taking second and third. Bill Therian and Nassau were among the other finishers in the Albany race.
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Wolverines Named Big Ten Favorites in 1961 Race
Michigan is tabbed as the team to beat in the Big Ten football race with a powerful lineup led by end stars Ron Kramer and Tom Maentz. Ohio State remains a threat, while Iowa Purdue Wisconsin and Minnesota join Michigan as contenders in a crowded, talent rich field. Illinois Indiana Northwestern are not expected to contend.
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Haymakers Edge Mohawks In Ten Inning Clash
The Troy Amateur Baseball League final went ten innings as the Haymakers defeated the Waterford Mohawks 3 to 2 at Prospect Park. Curt Hayner sparked the winner with a double, Arnie Goodermore and Manny Nedd added run producing hits. Charlie King earned the victory, allowing six hits, fanning twelve, with one walk.
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Marciano Visits Correctional Institution During Prep
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano did roadwork in the morning and spent the afternoon visiting Woodbourne Correctional Institution as guest of Father William F. Wilkins. He does not plan further boxing until tomorrow's tune up for the September 20 title defense against Archie Moore.
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Courchesne Stops Puleo in Ninth Round
Bobby Courchesne of Holyoke stopped Tony Puleo of Brooklyn by technical knockout at St. Nicholas Arena in the ninth round of a 10 rounder. Referee Harry Ebbets halted the bleeding from Puleo’s eye as Courchesne led 36-3-2 to Puleo’s 11-5. crowd of 700 paid $1,000.
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Montreal Dominates Rochester as League Action Rages
In International League play Montreal blanked Rochester 6 to 0 while Toronto beat Buffalo 5 to 2 and again Toronto edged Buffalo 2 to 1. Columbus crushed Syracuse 6 to 2 and Richmond swept Havana 6 to 1 then 9 to 4 in separate games.
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Baseball scores from Midwest league games
In a set of baseball results the American Association showcases Indianapolis 3 Toledo 2 in a 12 inning contest. Toledo 2 Indianapolis 12 innings. St Paul 10 Minneapolis 6. Louisville 5 Charleston 3.
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