Panthers Invade Santa Rosa In Friday Grid Duel
Santa Rosa hosts a Friday night Panthers clash with prep teams including Ukiah, Cloverdale, and Healdsburg in a region football schedule. Coaches Hob Gein and Bil Debfart lead varsity trials after a week of hard practice to sharpen offense and defense for season openers.
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Hal Wood Chooses Winners for College Football Season
San Francisco report presents Hal Wood's betting guide with predicted winners for week by week matchups. USC over Georgia Tech, UCLA over Air Force, Washington over Purdue, Texas over California, Tulane over Stanford, Oregon State over Syracuse, Oregon over Idaho, Arizona State over Wichita, Arizona over Colorado State, San Jose State over Pacific, Washington State over Missouri. Predictions emphasize team form, returning players, and early-season conditions.
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Pete Schenck
Soviet Weightlifters Lead World Championships Start
In Vienna the 1961 world weightlifting championships opened with Vladimir Stogoyo tying a 761 pound world record in bantamweight. Chuck Vinel of the United States finished fourth after lifting 722 pounds, while Imre Foeldi from Hungary placed second after a heavier bodyweight. Newcomer Miyake of Japan was fourth in the early events.
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Griffith Stadium Sees Move as Old Park Is Pitched
Unclear talks focus on the Washington Senators move from Griffith Stadium to a new park as contract negotiations proceed. Reports say Minnesota Twins visits and meetings signal a shifting plan for the aging home of Walter Johnson with no definite relocation date set.
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Golf World Mourns Popular Oliver Dies of Cancer
Wilmington Del UPI Ed Porky Oliver a 46 year old golf great known for sparkling play and wit died after a 16 month cancer battle at Memorial Hospital He starred on three Ryder Cup teams and several championships but faced setbacks with humor His wife Clara and four children survive with a trust fund planned for their education in the Porky Oliver Fund exhibition match set for Sept 30 to benefit the Oliver children at Green Hills Golf Course.
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Maris Close to Ruth Home Run Record Sparks Frick Debate
Roger Maris stands within one homer of Babe Ruth's 60 in a season as Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick's 40 homer rule fuels disagreement. Cronin and players express support for Maris while Orioles and Yankees reflect on the pressure and possible asterisk controversy.
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Olympic Rush Already Hits Japanese Hotels
Tokyo hotels report Olympic jitters as groups rush to reserve for the 1964 Games. The Japan Times notes reservations swamp Tokyo with 3500 persons and eight tenths of requests from the United States. Japan forecasts 550000 visitors in 1964 per the Transportation Ministry.
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Maris Just Misses 60 as Yanks Clinch Pennant
Roger Maris hits his 59th homer but fails to reach 60 as the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 4 2 to clinch their 26th American League pennant. Cincinnati Reds inch toward a World Series date by beating the Pirates 3 2 behind Wally Post’s eighth inning two run shot. Dodgers and Braves win as NL pennant race tightens with five games left.
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Major League Standings Update Night Summary
Milwaukee leads San Francisco 7 to 4 while Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2 and Philadelphia 6 St Louis 1 avenu es. Los Angeles 3 Chicago 2 at night. American League standings noted.
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Yugoslav soccer team ends Olympic gold drought in 1960
The Yugoslavia national team, runner up in 1948 1952 and 1956 Olympics, wins gold in 1960 to claim Olympic soccer supremacy. Separately, Joe Bauman hits a record 72 homers in a Roswell New Mexico Langhorn League season in 1934.
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Nicklaus Heads U S Team for Americas Cup in Mexico
Jack Nicklaus leads a seven man U S squad invited by the United States Golf Association to compete in the sixth Americas Cup match in Monterrey City Mexico. Teammates include Deane Kaneny Charles Coe Robert Gardner Willam Pivnadman and Dudley Wysorng.
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