Senate Bill Grants Anti Trust Coverage For Major Sports
The Senate passed a sweeping sports bill by voice vote, granting blanket anti trust protection to the player draft and territorial rights while revoking baseballs antitrust exemption for its business aspects. The measure puts baseball football hockey and basketball on equal footing with regard to antitrust laws and now goes to the House.
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United Press International Washington
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Weiss May Follow Stengel And Retire
NEW YORK UPI Isi the team's interim manager George Weiss preparing to join said his old pal Casey Stengel in He makes the same moves with the same people as Stengel This question was being gel did But he is more of a hit manitarian Weiss, now 70, has served as president of the Mets since 1960 The five-year contract expires at the end of the current season Weiss could serve in an advisory capacity if needed to succeed Stengel as manager The Mets face a future with Stengel possibly stepping aside and Weiss weighing long term plans for the club
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Stanky as Mets Manager Candidate After Stengel Exit
NEW YORK AP Eddie Stanky eyed as possible successor to Casey Stengel as Mets manager amid retirement buzz. Weiss aides Devine and Murphy viewed as front runners for future front office, with Wes Westrum gaining support and others like Durocher and Richards given limited chances. Also, Michigan State names 25 players to all Big Ten first team since 1953.
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Spartans
Hinshaw And Brewer Lead V s Big Stock Car Field
Hinshaw of New Castle and Jim Brewer of Noblesville headline a large field of stock car drivers at Anderson speedway on Saturday night September 4. The program starts at 6 50 p m with time trials and ends with two Figure 8 events. Brewer tied Hinshaw with five Figure 8 wins last week and led from lap three in the final race. the evening featured three red flags due to crashes. More than 100 cars were expected, with Art Cox Bill Lennon Bob Evans Elmer Brown Darvin Blakenship Sam Rose Bill Rumler and Bob Fields among entrants. Figure 8 races planned every Saturday through the season per owner promoter Joe Helpling.
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Anderson
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MARIO! BOWLERS URGED TO USE LANE ANGLES FOR SPARES
A guide by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig highlights planning timing and correcting delivery, urging bowlers to use as much lane as possible for spares. Readers are invited to order a booklet by sending 20e and a self addressed envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
c/o National Newspaper Syndicate
Brooks Robinson Leads Orioles to Sweep of White Sox
Brooks Robinson homered and drove in two runs in each of two games to spark the Baltimore Orioles to a doubleheader sweep of the Chicago White Sox. The offense supported by Robinson's timely hits produced a 7-4 win in the opener and a later victory as Boston and Washington also feature stacked lineups in the note. The day also included Sam McDowell’s one hitter for Cleveland in a 11-0 win over Kansas City, Wagner homering for the Indians, and Don Messi allowing four more runs in the ninth.
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Hansgen seeks second Road America victory in Lola T70
Elkhart Lake Wisconsin UPI Walt Hansgen aged 44 from Bedminster New Jersey has entered the Road America 500 in a Lola T70 aiming for his second straight win and fourth in six years. He co drives with a partner yet to be named on a John Mecom team car as the race serves as the final US Road Racing Championship event with three preliminary races set for Saturday.
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Tokyo to host 1967 Student Olympics partial host swap
The World Students' Sports Federation awarded Tokyo the 1967 Student Olympics after Hungary topped the 1965 games with the United States second. Other bid cities withdrew when Tokyo cited its centennial year as Japan’s capital. In Milan, Italy, 22 year old Skip Thoren joined Simmen than for the coming season as training begins next week.
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Penn Signs With Phillies From Indiana State
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP John Penn a right handed fastball pitcher from Indiana State signed a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies for an undisclosed bonus. The 6 3 190 pound junior from Montezuma will not report this fall but will join the Phillies minor league camp next spring. Penn posted a 2.15 ERA and a 2 0 mark in the Indiana Conference this season. He joins two other Indiana State signees Paul Gries to Washington and Don Lazar to Chicago White Sox.
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Braves Rout Albany in 2-Game Twin Bill
Indiana Reformatory Braves batter Albany for 33 runs in a doubleheader, winning 12-2 and 21-0. Ellis blasted a homer to left center as Albany starter Laymar was roughed up early. Braves tallied in every inning of the second game, aided by 18 hits and a 7-run third, while holding opponents scoreless.
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Marichal Faces Phillies After Roseboro Bat Incident
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal resumes action against the Philadelphia Phillies after a nine day suspension and a fine for striking Dodgers catcher John Roseboro. Marichal seeks his 20th win while facing Phillies lefty Chris Short in Philadelphia.
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