Computer study explains Phillies 1964 collapse and NFL trading
A Philadelphia computer project led by Larry Rafsky measures in game decisions and player data to explain how the 1964 Phillies blew a 10 game lead while also noting the New Orleans Saints and New York Giants as the NFL’s most active traders during a broad interconference period. The system aims to guide future trades and lineup choices, with costs cited from fifteen to three thousand dollars yearly.
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Chicago
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Warshafsky Leads ABC Tourney
Warshafsky of Belmont Mass shot a 02 series Wednesday to take over first in classic division singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament. Other leaders include Fred Borden of Akron in classic events and Ed Dolfay of Seattle in all events. Ben Carter to miss ABC Masters due to a leg injury.
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Indiana Beats Kentucky to Advance to ABA Finals
The Pacers push past Kentucky 117 103 at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum to reach the ABA title series as Roger Brown and Bill Keller pace Indiana with key scoring bursts. Kentucky struggles to keep pace as Dampier and Carrier spark early offense.
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Raiders Frankton Earn Season First Victories
The Raiders beat Alexandria 9-6 after trailing early, tying their season record at 1 1 and Frankton improved to 1 0 in the standings. Shenandoah defeated Mount Vernon in eight innings, with Parrish scoring on an error and Reedy doubling for the go ahead run. In a separate Indiana game, Mel Daniels led the Pacers with 24 points and 22 rebounds, powering a 92 76 comeback win over Kentucky as Keller and Brown starred for Indiana.
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Sundowners- Results Given at Grandview Wednesday
Twenty couples competed in a varsity gall at Grandview Wednesday with Sundowners featuring George and Becky Dugger among participants. Other listed names include Ina Mathnnake and Joononng, while Bankers Standman placed 381-400 in the event.
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Tribe Tops New Castle Anderson beat
New Castle, ALAMOSA, Colo AP Dea McKillip resigned as foot sal enand at Adame State Cab George Bax and carding a 7H and Mike Had For New ie both Childes rarded a 76 Joe Fuller and Bill Golf 79s and Jeff Cook and Mike Pearson 83s Anderson participates in the North Central Conference micct at Kokomo Thursday The In fams stand 94 for the season CHICKEN SUPPER 4% fried chicken baked potato slaw $1.25 Live fen Lertainment 6 to 9 pan Fri 8th Red men's Lodge
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Bragan batting order theory tested by Hodges platoon ideas
Baseball notes explore Bragan's lead off hitter concept and Hodges platooning with Mets in 1969. Computer analysis suggests Hodges Swoboda Clendenon alignment could boost runs per game and alter outcomes, while results show mixed wins for platoons versus traditional lineups across leagues.
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Brattain's Offers Free S H Stamps with Gray Seal Paint
Brattain's advertises free shipping and handling stamps with purchase of Gray-Seal paint. No odor feature highlighted. Local store promotes home improvement supplies and savings.
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Madison Heights Wins City All Sports Title
Madison Heights captured the city all-sports crown by winning seven of ten mutual sports over Anderson High School. Football swimming and golf went to MH, with season meet results shaping the tally as tournament outcomes varied across sports. Freshmen and junior high track trials begin today with the WRC meets at Pendleton Heights, while Gary Pence of Madison Heights competes in the Bike-A-Thon and BSU 40-mile race.
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Madison Heights Falls to Marion on Wednesday
Madison Heights suffered a 4 3 loss to Marion on Wednesday as pitcher Ashley allowed no earned runs and recorded her second loss of the season.
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