Richards Offers Biggest Trade Ever to Braves
Houston general manager Paul Richards revealed a bold proposal at a Phoenix baseball meeting offering all 40 Houston players plus 5 million dollars for Milwaukee’s entire roster. Braves president McHale and Bartholomay declined, comparing the offer to selling the Brooklyn Bridge, while Bartholomay and Hofheinz attended the discussion.
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Norwich Faces St Lawrence In Hoop Game Friday Night
Norwich returns home for two key men’s basketball contests after a season-opening loss to the University of Maine. St Lawrence visits Friday night, Clarkson follows Saturday, both at 8. Freshman play starts at 6 Friday and Saturday. Clarkson’s Elmon Henry led last season with 14 PPG. Norwich’s Bob Byrne and Tim Donovan impressed in the Cadet opener. Barres Rome Aja topped scoring with 26.
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Braves Move Prompts Ouster of Seven Wisconsin Directors
The Milwaukee Braves plan to cut the board from 21 to 14 as they move toward Atlanta in 1966. Wisconsin directors named include Duane Bowman of Madison dairy, Edmund Fitzgerald, Joseph Simpson, Edward Puerchler, Carlton Wilson, Daniel Parker, and Vince Lombardi who did not attend the October meeting. Bowman fears the reduction targets Wisconsin appointees after a 13-6 board vote on the move.
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Braddock Named To Boxing Hall Of Fame In New York
James J. Braddock the Cinderella man of boxing joins five others in Hall of Fame honors. Lou Ambers George Carpentier Ted Kid Lewis and Sam Collyer also named. Ring magazine voting required 75 percent of ballots.
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UPI Names New Coaches For Hoop Ratings
Seven new coaches join the 1964 65 United Press International small college basketball ratings board. The international panel will start rating after games on Saturday, December 5. New appointees include Andy Laska Assumption Mass Garland Pinholster Oglethorpe Ga Edward Oglesby Florida A&M Jack Martin Lamar Tech Tex Joseph Brehmer Rockhurst Mo Richard Perry California State College Long Beach and Ernie Smith St. Josephs New Mexico.
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Evansville Reclaims Top Spot In UPI Small College Ratings
Evansville resumes leading position in the UPI pre season small college basketball poll. The Purple Aces collected 26 first place votes and 299 points, with Grambling close behind and Akron making a surprise run to third. Fresno State and Wittenberg follow, as Hofstra and Iowa State rise into the top ranks with other familiar names in the 1964-65 campaign.
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Redskins Star Paluck Honored by Alumni Association
Washington Redskins defensive end John Paluck from the University of Pittsburgh, with the team since 1956, was named the outstanding Tribe player for 1964 by the Washington Redskins Alumni Association and will be honored at the homecoming dinner dance Saturday night.
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U S Leads Canada Cup After Palmer Eagles Near End
UPI reports Arnold Palmer shot six under par 66 to lead the individual race at the Canada Cup first round in Maui. Jack Nicklaus matched par 72 as the United States and South Africa tied for the team lead at 138 after day one.
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