Schrader family adoption noted among local sports figures
Congratulations to Marge and Jim Schrader of Winchester on adopting five month old Christopher James, shared by readers at the Walnut Park Plaza Hotel address in Philadelphia. The note also highlights Jim Schrader as a key Eagles player and mentions upcoming volleyball and football updates and community events.
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Giants Trade Guglielmi to 49ers in Early Season Shuffle
New York Giants ship backup quarterback Ralph Guglielmi to the San Francisco 49ers in a Tuesday deal. Also sent is defensive back Eddie Dove as the Giants seek roster changes after a 31 0 defeat to Pittsburgh.
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Froehling Named No 1 For US Davis Cup Team
The United States Davis Cup squad names Frank Froehling as No 1 and Chuck McKinley as No 2 for the Interzone Final against Britain in Bournemouth. Dennis Ralston to play doubles. McKinley to lead off against Mike Sangster with Froehling facing Billy Knight in the reverse order for Saturday’s reverse singles.
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Fights Reported From New York Bout
The Associated Press reports Luther Murphy outpointed Hubert Hilton in a Denver bout while Glen Cove, New York, figures in results. Murphy earned 196 percent and Hilton 185 as part of the event coverage.
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Conerly Cleared Of Connections With Gambler
Former Giants quarterback Charley Conerly cleared by the NFL of wrongdoing in financial dealings with Maurice Lewis. Investigators found the loans were personal loans, not gambling related, and interviews indicated Lewis was engaged in ordinary business activities. Lewis faces gambling charges and awaits trial.
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Americans Remain in British Women's Amateur Golf
In Newcastle Ireland American Jo Anne Gunderson said the wind makes the course tough as she enters the third round of the British Women's Amateur Championship. Thirty-two players remain including Judy Bell Cole and Mrs Anne Stranahan. Gunderson advanced with a 5 and 4 win over Elizabeth Collis after a first round bye.
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Dodgers Celebrate Flag as They Meet Yankees in Series
The Dodgers clinched the National League pennant after the Cubs beat the Cardinals, wrapping up the title days before the World Series opener. Don Drysdale and Wally Moon starred in celebrations as Los Angeles prepared to face the New York Yankees.
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Standings and schedule drift in early baseball league report
The page shows scattered standings for teams including Los Angeles New York St Louis and San Francisco with records around .618 and .576 plus a list of Thursday games. Scheduled games include Cleveland Kansas City St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia San Francisco and New York at Los Angeles with several matchups marked as N or only games scheduled.
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Dodgers Clinch First Pennant in Four Years in 1962
Dodgers clinched the National League pennant by sweeping three straight from the Cardinals in St. Louis, with Don Drysdale earning win number 19 as they defeated the Mets 4 1. Moon celebrated at home with family as manager Alston joked about the clinch and the team reflected on a restrained, memorable victory season.
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