Handley Judges' Prospects for 1962 Season
Handley High School faces a tough 1962 schedule in Northwest District play with Eddie Siebert guiding a bigger, heavier squad led by quarterback Jim Wilkens and fullback Dennis Hinkle. Key returnees include Gene Fisher at end and Bill Bauserman at tackle, while James Monroe and Harrisonburg loom as major tests early in the campaign.
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Handley
James Wood
Clarke County
Eddie Siebert
Siebert
Harrisonburg
James Monroe
Westminster
George Mason
Herndon
Loudoun County
James
Monroe
Yellow Jackets
Gene Fisher
Doug Cochran
South Hagerstown
Fisher
John Kelly
Larry Bell
Welch
Jim Wilkens
Dennis Hinkle
Burnt Factory, EUB win to reach City League finals
Burnt Factory moved to the finals with a one run win over Welltown at Senseng Park as Bromley delivered a late game single after Omps led the inning with a single. EUB upset Cedar Creek 6 2 behind pitching from Locke and Miller scored by Meadows Ashby and Dick, setting up a deciding game tonight. Clarke County Esso vs R H Hummer completes the nightcap in Halltown for the City League title.
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Burnt Factory
Well
Cedar Creek
EUB
Senseng Park
Welltown
Harry Strausser
Jimmy Omps
Perry Duvall
Jimmy Bromley
Bromley
Omps
Eddie Newcome
Dick Barker
Howard Adkins
Adkins
Adam Myers
the Creek
Whitey Meadows
Kenneth Ashby
Richard Dick
Bill Bailey
Rusty McDonald
Creek
Danny Miller
Dennis Sirbaugh
Miller
Sirbaugh
Meadows
Buck Foley
Ron Keeler
Frank Locke
Carroll Shiley
Clarke County Esso
R. H. Hummer
Halltown
Weatherly Rests For Cup Race In Newport
Weatherly, defending the America's Cup, rests in a shipyard cradle after a busy summer of racing. Skipper Bus Mosbacher and crew return home to tend to affairs and plan trials for September 8 ahead of the September 15 start against Gretel. Gretel continues test-racing with Vim as Weatherly prepares for the challenge.
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Newport
R.I
Weatherly
Gretel
Vim
Plum Proves Point About Running Team
Milt Plum, acquired from the Browns, shows his mastery with the Lions by directing a comeback win over the Steelers. He completes 15 of 18 passes for two touchdowns as Detroit erases a 7-0 halftime deficit in the exhibition game. Cutdown day follows in the NFL and AFL with rosters trimmed to 43 and 38, respectively, as Buffalo and Minnesota make moves reshaping their lineups.
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Associated Press
Milt Plum
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Cleveland Browns
Plum
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Lions
Detroit
George Wilson
Penn State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wilson
Brown
NFL
AFL
Buffalo
Minnesota
Bills
Wavers
Jim LeCompte
North Carolina
Don Caraway
Marv Matuszak
Baltimore Colts
Vikings
Dale Memmelaar
St. Louis Cardinals
Terry leads Yankees with 3 hitter halting Tribe
Ralph Terry pitched a three-hit shutout to beat Cleveland 5-0, ending the Indians' scoring and the Yankees six-game losing streak. Mantle fueled the offense with a double and two singles, while Tresh and Howard added RBI.
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Terry
Tribe
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Sam McDowell
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Mantle
Tresh
Jerry Kindall
Bobby Richardson
Clinton
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Billy Bruton
al Kaline
Gene Conley
Kaline
Tiger
Dick Radatz
Hank Aguirre
Cheney
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Whitey Herzog
Baltimore
Harry Bright
RBI
Senator
Billy Hoeft
Chuck Hinton
Angels Net Over Million Attendances In 1961
The Los Angeles Angels became the sixth major league club to exceed one million in home attendance for 1961, drawing 1,030,294 fans in 65 home dates at Dodger Stadium. They nearly doubled last season's 567,097 at Wrigley Field.
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Los Angeles Angels
Dodger Stadium
Angels
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Pirates
White Sox
Teen Golfers Qualify For State Junior Championship
Virginia teen golfers competed in a 18 hole qualifying at Willow Oaks Richmond for 15 spots in the State USGA Junior championship alongside defending champion Mac Carter of Petersburg. The field of 245 is the largest in 10 years and the top eight will reach match play.
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Richmond
Virginia
Willow Oaks
USGA
Mac Carter
Petersburg
George Bird
Carter
Charlie McDowell
Virginia Beach
Billy Herbert
Roanoke
Ricky Napier
Gary Klahan
Falls Church
Decker, Gibson Win Openers in Women’s National Amateur
In Rochester New York Anne Decker opens with par golf to beat Helen Reynolds 8 and 7 as the Women’s National Amateur begins. Mary Baker, Pat O Sullivan and Althea Gibson also win their first round matches amid rain delays at the Country Club of Rochester.
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Rochester
N.Y
Anne Quast Decker
Helen Reynolds
Mansfield Center
Conn
Marysville
Wash
Anne
Country Club of
U.S
Mary Baker
Maryville
Tenn
Pat O’sullivan
Orange
Miss Baker
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Althea Gibson
Fight Results From Three Card Bouts
SCRANTON Charles Scott of Philadelphia stopped Joe Sal tie of Wilkes-Barre in the second. TOKYO Kazuo Takayama of Japan knocked out Akira Oguichi in the third. SAN FRANCISCO L C Morgan of Los Angeles outpointed Dave Johnson in ten rounds.
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Charles Scott
Philadelphia
Joe Saltie
Wilkes-Barre
Tokyo
Kazuo Takayama
Japan
Akira Oguichi
San Francisco
L.C. Morgan
Los Angeles
Dave Johnson
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