Halltown Softball Seeks Postseason Edge in Make-Up Showdown
Halltown and Lucky Inn clash Saturday at 5 p.m. in a pivotal make-up game as Halltown, the district champions and City League leaders, try to maintain momentum before next week’s postseason playoffs while Lucky Inn aims to derail the title race.
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Halltown
Lucky Inn
West Virginians
Eight-team playoff format sparks league debate
A reader questions why only eight teams qualify for postseason in a 24 game season noting the fifth to eighth seeds earned a playoff spot. The writer criticizes overlapping softball by schedule and cautions against overdoing the league as football approaches.
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Perate
Wes Abrams Leads Lake Wales High Attacking Team
Wes Abrams of Lake Wales High School in Florida stars as a strong coach and former Allegany High and Washington and Lee halfback. His teams have surged to an unbeaten fall, with Abrams’ Backfield predecessor Jerry Hannas guiding James Wood. Lefty Bruce, Abrams’ Allegany teammate, coaches Massillon Ohio, a top Notre Dame pipeline and Ohio All-Star victory reenforcing Ohio grid prestige.
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Hannas
Wes Abrams
Allegany High
Washington and Lee University
Lake Wales
Fla
Wes
James Wood Cage
Jerry Hannas
Jerry
Abrams
Allegany
Lefty Bruce
Massillon
Ohio
Notre Dame
Lefty
Canton
Delagrange sidelined at Maryland after mononucleosis
Vince Delagrange former Fort Hill High defensive end will miss early workouts for the Maryland Terrapins after contracting mononuccosis during summer school in College Park. The 1964 Baby Terps standout played both ways and now faces layoff ahead of September 1 drills.
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Vince Delagrange
Fort Hill High
Maryland University
Mononuccosis
College Park
Tom Nugent
Danny Thomas Heads Pro Grid Group in Miami
AFL awards a five year Miami franchise to a Thomas Robbie group with 38 man rosters, seven games at Orange Bowl in 1966, for a $7.5 million investment. Thomas will own with Joseph Robbie and may add stockholders later as AFL expands beyond nine teams.
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Danny Thomas
Pro Grid Group
Miami
AFL
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Foss
Thomas
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Kansas City
Houston
San Diego
Denver
Oakland
Joseph Robbie
Minneapolis
Hollywood
Foss
Public service cooperation with Advertising Council notice
Public service message published in cooperation with The Advertising Council advising readers on community welfare efforts and civic engagement initiatives across local communities.
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Mathis Best Heavy Says D Amato By Murray Rose
Buster Mathis 21 is hailed as the top heavyweight prospect by manager Cus D Amato who trained Floyd Patterson. D Amato praises Mathis size strength speed and desire though notes he needs pro experience. Mathis expects to be champion someday and outlines his athletic measurements.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Buste Mathis
C D‘amato
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
D‘amato
Buster Mathis
al Bachman
Giant
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charley Goldman
Rocky Marciano
Buster
Boxing results scattered across cities and nations
A listing of boxing bouts shows fighters such as Stan Hayward Tito Marshall Joe Frazier Woody Goss Freddie Little Milo Calhoun Lucia no Piazza Piero Gabanetti Dramane Quedrango and ante lunato Manca. Outcomes include outpoints and knockouts across Philadelphia Las Vegas Senigallia Porto Suso Portosouso and other locales with various weights and judges noting scores and rounds.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Hayward
Tito Marshall
Panama
Joe Frazier
Woody Goss
Lancaster
Mathews Powers Braves Past Pirates As Roberts Shuts Out Pirates
Ed Mathews drove in six runs with four hits as Milwaukee outlasted St. Louis 10-8 and moved within a half game of the Dodgers. Robin Roberts pitched a four hit shutout in Houston as the Astros beat Pittsburgh 3-0, saving his fifth strong start in a row.
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Associated Press
Eddie Mathews
Mable
Robin Roberts
Mathews
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Roberts
Houston
Baltimore
Astros
Pittsburgh
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Cardinal
Philadelphia
Lyman Harris
Robin
Pirates
Chris Short
Dodgers
San Francisco
New York
Mets
Chicago
Boston
Tim McCarver
Felipe Alou
Ews
Bob Friend
Joe Morgan
Jim Gentile
Bob Lillis
Lee Maye
Johnny Podres
Rich Allen
Bobby Wine
Maury Wills
Ken Henderson
Giants
Willie Mays
Pete Ward
White Sox
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
McCall The Boss For Davis Team
George Mace Call, 47, captain of the United States Davis Cup team, is credited with shaping the squad into peak form for the interzone final against Spain. The Los Angeles insurance executive balances firm leadership with approachability, guiding a motivated and cohesive group under Pancho Gonzalez's tactical coaching.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
United States
George Mace Call
Los Angeles
MacCall
Pancho Gonzalez
Rifle Talk: Clubs Urged to comply with Civil Rights Act
A directive from the Army’s Director of Civilian Marksmanship requests clubs schools and associations receiving federal aid to adhere to Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The Win chester Junior Rifle Club mentions an Oct 1 deadline and notes Remington rifles loaned by the DCM. Members discuss lending practices and recent scores at Bar 5 with shots by Baum McCaul Brumback and Cornwell.
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Army
Winchester Junior Rifle Club
United States
DCM
Ken Baum
Eddie McCaul
Charlie Brumback
Gary Cornwell
Medical group offers coach training to prevent football injuries
The Chattanooga Hamilton County Medical Society proposes to provide advice and training for high school football coaches. The plan includes ensuring a physician is present at all games and offering guidance on safe practice and handling common injuries at night clinics.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Hamilton County Medical Society
Davis Cuppers At Lynchburg Exhibition Honors Dr Johnson
In Lynchburg an exhibition weekend honors Dr Walter Johnson, Negro physician running a junior tennis program with white and Black players. Dennis Ralston faces local star at E C Glass High School, with Ashe and Maurice Everett teaming to meet Ralston and Bobby Heald in a one set match. Louis Glass and Linwood Simpson, ex ATA champions, join Heald and Everett in the second exhibition. The program has aided players including Ashe and Althea Gibson.
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Lynchburg
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Oerseve Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
E. C. Glass High School
Ashe
Maurice Everett
Ralston
Bobby Heald
Richmond
Louis Glass
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Linwood Simpson
Wilmington
N.C
Heald
Everett
Glass
Simpson
American Tennis Association
America
Althea Gibson
Nicklaus Near Palmer 1963 Money-Winning Record
Palm Beach Gardens Fla AP Big Jack Nicklaus needs 1730 to tie Arnold Palmer for the 1963 money winnings in official PGA tour events. Nicklaus earned 12500 for second in the PGA Championship to raise official earnings to 126,500 and 137,688 overall after four wins and 14 top fives this year. Billy Casper trails with 73,408 in official tourneys totaling 98,700.
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Palm Beach “Gardens
Fla
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
World Series veteran managers lead MLB ranks
Eleven of the 20 major league managers have World Series experience. Hank Bauer of the Orioles tops the list with nine World Series appearances dating to his time with the Yankees.
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Hank Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Boxing May Get Commission Wrangling in Congress
Washington AP reports the fight over a federal boxing commission returns to the Senate after the House approved a bill 346 to 4. The measure would set up a three member panel with authority over professional bouts broadcast across state lines, with power to ban broadcasts deemed not in the public interest.
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Washington
Federal Boxing Commission
Senate
Proponents
Braves Top Cardinals 10-8 Behind Mathews Six RBI
Eddie Mathews of Milwaukee drove in six runs on four straight hits including his 27th homer as the Braves beat St. Louis 10-8. Robin Roberts earned his 278th victory with a four hit shutout in Houston, blanking Pittsburgh 3-0, with seven strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Robin Roberts
Houston
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Iwo
Minor League Scores From The International and Pacific Leagues
In the International League Buffalo edged Columbus 2 to 1 while Jacksonville beat Atlanta 4 to 3 and Syracuse routed Rochester 10 to 3. Toronto at Toledo was postponed by rain. In the Pacific Coast League Arkansas defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 1 and Spokane won 11 to 3 at Salt Lake with Seattle 8 Vancouver 9 and Denver 9 Tacoma also on schedule.
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Columbus
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Toledo
Arkansas
Okla
City
Spokane
Salt Lake
Seattle
Vancouver
Denver
Tacoma
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