Death of Four Horsemen star Stuhldreher in Pittsburgh
Notre Dame legend Harry Stuhldreher died at 63 in West Penn Hospital after pancreatic surgery. The former quarterback of the Four Horsemen was lauded by teammates Layden Crowley and Miller. He led Notre Dame to the 1924 national title and Rose Bowl win, later coaching Villanova and Wisconsin before a U.S. Steel executive post. Survived by wife Mary and four sons.
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Richardson Seen as Yankees Future Manager in Case Keane Fails
New York reports suggest Bobby Richardson, the 29 year old Yankees second baseman, is viewed as a potential future manager. Ralph Houk praises Richardson's high principles and leadership, with the club noting his value and respect among teammates. Other clubs also have noted managerial prospects among players and coaches for the future.
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Wills Sets Steal Record as Dodgers Sign 1965 Contracts
Maury Wills, famed Los Angeles Dodger shortstop, signed a 1965 contract after leading the league in stolen bases for five seasons and breaking Ty Cobb's 96-steal mark with 104 in 1962. The Dodgers also re-signed Joe Moeller and Hector Valle. Other signings included Angels pitchers Lee-Bob and Don, Twins reliever Al Worthington, White Sox Don Buford and Tommy Johns.
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