Comeback Player Award Goes to Orlando Cepeda
Orlando Cepeda of the St. Louis Cardinals won the National League comeback player of the year for 1966 as chosen by UPI baseball experts. He rebounded from a knee injury in 1965 to post 20 homers, 73 RBIs and a .301 average after a midseason trade to the Cardinals, with nine of 24 writers voting for him.
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Weather dominates Sahara Invitational as Floyd leads
In Las Vegas, Ray Floyd shot 68 to lead the Sahara Invitational after gusty 25 mph winds. Defending champ Billy Casper struggled to 73 while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus matched par 71 amid windy conditions forecast to continue with possible showers. Eight players broke par in round one. Floyd cited improved iron play and a new putting style after a 2.5 month rest.
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Hayes May Change Strategy When Ohio State Faces Michigan
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes may abandon his ball control offense against Michigan State to counter a highly ranked rival. Michigan State has not lost a regular-season game in two years and throttled Ohio State 32-7 last season. Notre Dame, Alabama, UCLA, USC, Nebraska, Georgia Tech, Florida, Purdue, Oklahoma, and Kansas face varied challenges this weekend as major college teams seek upsets and title implications.
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Oriole Organizer Likely To Take Over Yankees
New York reports Lee MacPhail the architect of the world champion Baltimore Orioles is expected to be named general manager of the New York Yankees at 11 a.m. EDT. The press conference will introduce him in the new role. He previously served as Orioles general manager and is currently an assistant to baseball commissioner William Eckert.
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Orioles benefited from Bowing’s groundwork and Robinson trade
Bowing built the Orioles current roster, notably orchestrating the Frank Robinson deal from Cincinnati. The Yankees have lacked a general manager since May when Ralph Houk became field manager. Dan Topping Jr. has acted GM and is considering another post. Highs list players with top scores.
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All-American Lucas Weighs Football Return Decisions
Harold Lucas, Michigan State star and St. Louis Cardinals draft pick, ponders a pro return while working in a Detroit steel mill. At 22, the 6 foot 3, 286 pound lineman earns under $3 per hour, far from his former NFL contract, after quitting camp last summer when football ceased to be fun. He remains unsure where he would play if he reenters the pro game.
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Mod Look Rules College Field Goals Set Record
New football season sees a surge in field goals with 64 made last weekend, the highest collegiate mark in 30 years. Wyoming’s Jerry Depoyster kicked three from beyond 52 yards, Mike Vachon added four from 20 to 43 yards, and Ohio State connected on a 55 yarder, a long major-college shot in 25 years. Georgia Tech beat Tennessee 6 3 on a nationally televised game decided by kicking, while Texas Christian outscored Texas Tech by the same margin. Across 239 games, 205 field goals were made this season, with four major programs yet to notch a three-pointer. One in nine games thus far has ended by field goals.
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No Soccer Today As League Wraps Up Week
Area schools closed due to a teachers conference. The Molly Stark League regular season ends Tuesday with Arlington at Mt Anthony in North Bennington. Wilmington hosts Whitingham and Burr and Burton meets Leland and Gray.
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Celtics Open Defense With Warriors Honors Night
Boston prepares for the NBA title defense facing the San Francisco Warriors Saturday at the Boston Garden after a 6 8 exhibition slate with Cincinnati. Red Auerbach praises Sharman work ethic as he warns against underestimating the revamped Warriors when ex-Celtics greats have their numbers retired.
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Green Mountain Raceday Results October 12 1966
Horse racing results from Green Mountain include multiple five furlong and one mile races with payouts. Top finishers include Miss Phillips Stymie Boy Gall Hill Hunstonworth Arty J Retrieves My Lucy Ismadear Uncle Vernon Beau Destino Tony Bax Find Later Arahana Marshall House Laurel Miche Hands All Around Arminus Boysenberry with attendance reported at 4,946 and handle at 344,471 dollars.
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Three States Dominate Yankee Conference Statistics
Rhode Island end Frank Geiselman leads the league in pass receptions and scoring with four touchdowns, tying Vermont’s Bob Mitchell at 24 points. Mitchell has 490 rushing yards on 99 attempts through three games. Vermont sophomore Paul Simpson tops pass completion percentage at .571, while Rhode Island’s Tom Fay has 525 passing yards. New Hampshire’s Bill Esty leads punt and kickoff returns, with five punt returns for 22.5 yards and six kickoff returns for 28.5 yards.
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Mt Anthony Patriot Field Hockey Gals Face Hoosick Falls
Mt Anthony girls field hockey, after four hard intramurals, aim to shape up for the Memorial Park opener with Hoosick Falls. Coach Anita Caswell selects varsity led by Southworth in goal and Humphrey at right back, with Godek P. and Smith D. key midfielders, plus Whitman and Beecher on wings and Thomp son at center. Junior varsity and jayvee squads named with multiple players listed. November 3 schedule shows travel to Manchester to meet Burr and Burton. other games in planning.
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