Conley Reports To Knicks Camp In New York
Gene Conley, rested five weeks after baseball, reported to the New York Knicks training camp. The right hander from Foxboro Massachusetts, who will play a second season with the Knicks, has been working out in a local gym and is expected to appear in exhibition games before the October 17 season opener vs Baltimore. Duffy Daugherty named 17th head football coach in Michigan history.
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Foyt Suspended by USAC Over Williams Grove Incident
USAC director Henry Banks suspended A J Foyt of Houston the new national driving champion for misconduct after a sprint car incident at Williams Grove Speedway on October 5 1963. Foyt may face further action by the executive committee within 7 to 10 days and could miss Riverside Grand Prix and other events. charges allege Foyt attacked Johnny White after a race.
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World Series Data Listed by Associated Press
The Associated Press provides a concise rundown of World Series data including participating teams, game dates, venues, key players and notable statistics. The report highlights series format, scoring trends and historical context for the championship matchup.
Sooners Ranked Favorite Over Texas in Big Clash
Oklahoma, 2-0 after routing Southern California, holds a three point edge over Texas in Saturday’s Cotton Bowl showdown. Texas, 3-0 after a 34-7 win at Oklahoma State, enters as a formidable foe in this early season Titans’ matchup.
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Weathers and Area Schools Post Varsity Wins in Meet
Weathers posts 10:12.5 in the meet as Anderson, Frankton and Markleville claim varsity victories. Weathers, Whitacre and other local athletes clock strong times while Frankton and Markleville dominate in events, with Yorktown and Madison Heights also featured in a competitive slate of races and duals.
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Hogan Drops From ND Squad
A fragmented athletic report lists multiple players across teams and meets with times and distances. It mentions Hogan leaving the Notre Dame squad and then details reserve and freshman events with names such as Anderson, Madison Heights, and various scorers, including times like 10.54 and 8:12.5 for two mile distances.
Notre Dame Receiver Hogan Quits Rest Of Season
Notre Dame halfback Don Hogan announced Tuesday he will drop from the team for the remainder of the season after a Christmas Day auto crash left him seriously injured. Hogan, the Irish leading ground gainer in 1982, had been making a recovery and returned to practice before deciding to stop playing. Indiana Central clash and athletic affairs notes follow with other college results and pro scores from that day.
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Shortridge Invitational to Draw 700 Runners in Indianapolis
More than 700 runners expected at Shortridge High School for its 7th annual cross country invitational in Indianapolis. Defending two mile champ Dennis Grider of Washington aims for 9:30 while open division record holder Huss Lash of Howe seeks pace. State mile champ Earl Deal of Valparaiso among entrants as Gary Roosevelt defends team title.
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Valpo QB Across Line When Winning TD Aerial Tossed
Hammond Wildcats, riding a 15 game win streak, lead the Indiana high school grid poll with 9 of 10 first place votes and 99 points. Kokomo follows, while Cathedral enters the top eight, and Indiana State is noted for its recent 19-14 win over Valparaiso with controversy over a late call.
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Erskine Isn’t Unhappy Koufax Broke His Mark
INDIANAPOLIS AP Carl Erskine said he was glad the strikeout record remains with a Dodger and that Sandy Koufax is a longtime friend after Koufax broke his World Series mark. Erskine recalled his 14 strikeouts against the Yankees in 1958 and joked about Yankees players enduring a long winter.
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Left Hand Guides Ball In Early Bowing Step
A beginner bows with the left hand kept on the ball to guide its path. The illustration shows the first step as the left hand remains partially on the ball to maintain a straight-back motion.
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Indianapolis 500 on Live TV Through Closed Circuit
Hollywood reports MCA TV has acquired long term exclusive rights to broadcast the Indianapolis 500 live via closed circuit theaters next Memorial Day. The event draws about 250000 fans and may beam live to Europe via Telstar if negotiations permit.
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Frankton Lions Card Basketball Benefit
Frankton Lions Club sponsors a benefit basketball game at Frankton High School gym on Saturday night November 23. Former Frankton High School athletes from 1903 through 1983 may play in the game and may work out at Eagle gym on November 6 13 or 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. The notice also lists a bowling rate of 30 cents at Rains New AMF halls and a hole plugging price of 2.50 dollars.
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St. Mary's Tops Highland Harriers in Two Mile Meet
St. Mary's defeated Highland in a two mile cross country race on Kilbuck course. Hunt of Highland won in 10 minutes 30 seconds. St. Mary's runners dominated the list with McGuinness Grissom McClain Rodecap Koester Vanderbur Dillard Michaels Hood and Chambers among top finishers. Highland prepares for Mississinewa meet Friday and the Mississinewa Valley Conference at Portland on October 16.
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Palmer Making Runaway In PGA Money Earnings
Palmer leads the PGA money list with a record 1963 official earnings total of $127,556 after a $26,000 win at the Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia. He heads Jack Nicklaus, whose $85,990 and Julius Boros $77,356.67 follow, as Palmer captains the Ryder Cup team later this week.
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Bob White Tips For Quail Hunters From Sportsmans
Quail feed on grain corn peas weed seeds and tiny acorns in winter add fields clearings and morning or late afternoon hunts when birds feed. Best cover is thick brush for refuge during alarm. mid day birds rest in thickets and dust themselves.
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