Hornung and Karras Return From NFL Betting Suspensions
New York AP reports halfback Paul Hornung and tackle Alex Karras are reinstated after suspensions for betting on NFL games. Commissioner Rozelle stated neither played against his team or lacked effort. Hornung plans May workouts to prepare for 1964. Karras will seek to strengthen Detroit’s defensive line.
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NEW York
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Hornung
Karras
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Packers
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame
Hornung and Karras face season amid suspensions and returns
Hornung admits wrong and seeks punishment while continuing public duties in Louisville. Karras, suspended and later selling his Detroit bar stake, plans a strong comeback with coach Lombardi optimistic about Hornung’s return. Armstad outpoints Scanlon in San Francisco.
Bazaar Captures Industrial League Title in Rough Game
The Children's Bazaar defeated the North Bennington Merchants 81 to 51 to win the Industrial League Tournament. Joe and Frank Bizzarro led with 24 and 19 points, joined by Casmir Lasecki with 20 as the Bazaar built a 42-21 halftime lead. John Wilkinson and John Hall sparked the consolation win for Oakerwood, 74-43 over American Finance.
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Children’s Bazaar
North Bennington Merchants
Bizzarros
Frank
Joe
Casmir Lasecki
Bazaar
Dave Harvey
Merchants
John Hall
American Finance
Oakerwood
John Wilkinson
Dick Long
Oakerwoods
Wilkinson
Hall
Bizzarro
Bleau
Haynes
T Bizzarro
Lasecki
Crobett
Morriss
Rice
Mahar
N.B. Merchants
Bushee
Sweeney
Noryles Bleau
Harvey
Reeves
Nolan
Crosby
Ayers
Wilkinson, P
Hilchey
Wilkinson, J
Haynes Hall
Plante
Callahan
Condon
Tony Bratcher
Butterfield
McGuire
Amer. Finance
Bowling notes and league results from a 1960s period
This article reviews bowling slumps led by Don Carter and lists 1964 Industrial League All-Tour Team members. It includes Carter's slump during 1963, advice from pros, and fans’ letters. It also recaps Alley Dust league results, high averages, and individual award winners from Bennington and Green Mountain leagues.
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John Archibald
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Don Carter
St. Louis
Don
Carter
Rockford
Iil
Texas
ABC
Harry Smith
Billy Welu
Dick Weber
Billy Knox
Philadelphia
Nox
Louis Perrotta Insurance
Louie
Gene Farrar
John Ottaviano
Robert Pellerin
Jimmy
DeVito
Donald Fisher
Burt Potter
Bennington Association
Eddington’s
James Main
Francis Corbett
Dan Distasio
James
Main
Volkswagen Body Shop
Robert Townsend
Helen Harrington
Fran Snow
Garage
Paige Heald
Mitch Kahwajy
Sox Rookies Dominate Cleveland In Tucson Exh
In Scottsdale Arizona AP report Boston rookies defeated Cleveland Indians 4 to 0 in a Cactus League exhibition. Bill Monbouquette pitched six shutout innings for Boston and the youthful lineup included Horton Jones Smith Petrocelli Conigliaro Naudain Dorsch Gibson. Conigliaro had three doubles and Jones three singles with a steal as the rookies hit four Cleveland pitchers for 12 hits. The eight rookies averaged just over 20 years old. The Red Sox next faced the San Francisco Giants in the same site.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Boston
Tucson
Cleveland Indians
Bill Monbonquette
Red Sox
Tony Horton
Dalton Jones
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Gage Naudain
Jerry Dorsch
Cleveland
Conigliaro
Revere
Mass
Jones
Smith
Gibson
Fall River
Horton
U S Stand Strong In Olympic Dashes
The AP profiles track star Bob Hayes as the likely U S gold medal favorite in multiple events at the Tokyo Olympic year 1964. Hayes, a Florida A M football player, dominates the 100 yard and 100 meter dashes and could anchor the 400 meter relay with smooth baton passes. He also has a strong 220 yard and 200 meter background.
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San Francisco
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Florida A&m
Henry Carr
New England Schoolboy Tournament Opens With Eight Teams
Thirteen paragraph sketch of eight teams entering the 39th New England Schoolboy Basketball Tournament in Boston. Stearns High Millinocket Maine defending champion 22-0 Tolman High Pawtucket Rhode Island 23-0 Bishop Bradley Manchester New Hampshire Malden Massachusetts Bishop Cheverus Portland Maine with top scorers and run of games plus notes on other athletes and Olympic prospects references to Carr Bannister Gilbert Questad Adams Plummer Williams and others in long-range track and Olympic context. Next focus listed as middle and long distances.
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Boston
Boston Garden
Tolman High
Pawtucket
R.I
Rhode Island
Don Suggs
Jerry Suggs
Bishop Bradley
Manchester
N.H
New Hampshire
Dave Hardy
Mark Telge
Malden
Mass
Hayes
Carr
John Gilbert
Southern California Striders
Larry Questad
Stanford
Nate Adams
Purdue
Darel Newman
Fresno State
Nebraska
Charles Greene
Sam Perry
Fordham
Paul Drayton
U.S
Adolph Plummer
Arizona State
Alis Williams
Bob Tobler
Brigham Young
Ray Saddler
Texas Southern
Earl Young
Plummer
Williams
Rex Cawley
United States
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Butch
Louisville
Detroit
Clinton
Iowa
Tiger
George Wilson
Vince Lombardi
Lombardi
Paulie Armstad
Compton
Calif
Bobby _ Scanlon
Downs Merchants
Industrial League
G. Frank Bizzarro
Joe Bizzarro
C. Casmir Lasecki
Fred Harvey
G. Butch Corbett
G. Carl Rice
Alex Mahar
C. John Hall
Dick Bleau
G. Ron Reeves
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Tony Conigliaro
Russ Gibson
San Francisco Giants
Max
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Maxvill
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Billy Bruton
Bruton
Lakeland
Fla
Jerry Lumpe
AP Phoio
Associated Press
Dick Barnes
AP Sports Writer
New England High School
Stearns High
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John MacDonald
Levi Pelletier
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Bishop Cheverus
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