Bauer Named Manager of Year
NEW YORK UPI Hank Bauer was named the American League manager of the year for guiding the Baltimore Orioles to a third place finish. The 42 year old Bauer saw his team improve by 16 games over their 1963 showing and won the annual voting of a United Press International board of baseball experts with 10 votes.
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Orioles Finish Fourth After Strong Start Under Bauer
The 1963 Orioles, led by manager Hank Bauer, faded to third place late, then settled fourth, 181 games behind the first. Bauer, praised for instilling a professional spirit, helped rookie Wally Bunker and star Brooks Robinson bloom, despite losing Boog Powell and suffering bullpen fatigue in the long season.
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Shock Claim From Cassius Rival Dick Wipperman
Dick Wipperman of Sloan New York declares he is the best heavyweight in the world while aiming to beat Oscar Bonavena in a Madison Square Garden main event. He vows to challenge the winner of the Clay Liston bout and jokes about joining the police if denied. Wipperman, 26-3-1 with 12 KOs, cites frustration with not being rated in the top 50 and recalls a recent loss to Jim Beattie at the Garden in October.
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Chamberlain In Strong Comeback In NBA Scoring Race
Wilt Chamberlain trails early season pace due to an intestinal disorder yet rapidly nears top scoring form with 167 points in 10 games. He holds the league best 33.4 point per game average as he ripened with 52 points against New York, and Jerry West leads with 277. The article notes Baltimore trio Howell Bellamy in top five and Sam Jones and Pettit among leaders as Pettit nears 20,000 career points.
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Rutland Vs MSJ Final Vermont Football clash for title
Rutland and Mount St Joseph meet in the Vermont Football Conference finale with the championship at stake. MSJ seeks a third straight title and undefeated season, while Rutland aims to derail the Mounties and claim a share of the crown.
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Celtics captain rates current five best ever says 60-61 squad strongest
Boston captain Bill Russell rates this season's starting five as the best ever, while noting the 1960-61 team may have been the best. He cites defense and individual progress from K C Jones and Tom Heinsohn, calls Sam Jones and Satch Sanders potential greats, and comments on Mel Counts' development as a rookie. The Celtics aim for a 14th straight win this week against the Warriors, 76ers, Lakers, and again 76ers.
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Angels Pitcher Chance Wins Cy Young Award
Wilmer Chance of the Los Angeles Angels wins baseballs Cy Young Award with 17 of 20 votes. He tied the major league record by winning 10 games before the All-Star break and posted a 19 5 record with 24 victories. Chance credits teammates and features a 1.65 ERA over 278 innings with 207 strikeouts.
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Alabama Second in UPI College Football Poll After Week Win
New York UPI rankings place Notre Dame at No 1 with 329 points while Alabama moves to No 2 after a 17-9 win over LSU to clinch the SEC title and extend an eight game streak. Arkansas Nebraska rise to Nos 3 and 4 as Texas and Michigan climb. Ohio State falls to seventh after penn state's 27-0 upset.
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Cats Holding Volleyball Tournament
Benhi hosts a noon gym volleyball tournament for Grades 9 to 12 with two teams per grade. On Nov 2 seniors Moninger-Burgess beat freshmen Hanson-Hol sister, and seniors Sibley-Woodward defeated freshmen Green-Hamilton. Other captains include Graves-Colvin, Cooks Palmer, Comes stock Bergquist, and Humphrey-Mook.
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Liston May Throw 2500 Punch at Clay in Weigh In
Liston threatens a pre fight punch at Cassius Clay during Monday Boston weigh in in the same ring for the return title fight. A $2500 forfeit is attached to any trouble at the weigh in. Dr Nathan Shapiro reports Liston in peak shape with his shoulder healed.
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