Starr Injures Hand Strains Packers as Roach Steps Up
Packers face a six week setback as quarterback Bart Starr suffers a broken right hand in a 30 7 win over the Cardinals. In his stead 30 year old John Roach of Green Bay must carry the offense with limited prior play and a troubled passing record. Lombardi must manage a reshaped rotation as Chicago Bears lead the Western Conference with 5 1 records and Green Bay aims to stay in the hunt.
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Bart Starr
John Roach
Green Bay
Roach
Southern Methodist
Cardinals
Starr
Packers
New York Giants
Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Bears
McHan and Gabriel Star In Upset NFL Sunday
Lam ar McHan led the San Francisco 49ers to a 20 14 upset of unbeaten Chicago in his first start while Roman Gabriel guided the Los Angeles Rams to a 27 24 win over Minnesota. Both QBs benefited from key blockers and joins former Green Bay teammates in the wins as Chicago and Minnesota suffered losses.
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Hill
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Cleveland
McHan
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago
NEW York
Lamar McHan
Roman Gabriel
San Francisco
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Minnesota
49Ers
Rams
Gary Knafele
Green Bay Packers
John Brodie
Monte Stickles
Bears
Nicklaus Still Behind Palmer in PGA Winnings
Jack Nicklaus won the Sahara Invitational last week for his fifth PGA win of the year but trails Arnold Palmer by more than $29,000 in unofficial earnings. Palmer led with $128,230 in official winnings after seven victories in 20 tournaments.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tim McCarver Named Sophomore of Year in 1963
Norman Okla AP Tim McCarver 22 year old St Louis Cardinal catcher named the National League's outstanding sophomore of 1963. He attends the University of Oklahoma and has been busy with classwork amid baseball. He won 20 votes out of 44 from baseball writers. Lou Brock was second with six votes and Donn Clendenon third with four. McCarver batted .289 in 127 games with 117 hits, 12 doubles, seven triples and four homers.
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Norman
Okla
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinal
McCarver
University of Oklahoma
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Gene Oliver
Carl Sawatski
Oliver
Sawatski
Farrar Sets Four-Game High and Averages Lead in Classic League
Gene Farrar rolled 828 for four games, boosting his top average to 199 as John Ottaviano posted 266 in a 817 series to stand second with 196. Rom ain LeTourneau and Farrar also fired 245 and 246 as Liggett-Bosworth and Bennington Lanes tie for first with 11 and 5 records after last night's results.
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Gene Farrar
John Ottaviano
Romain LeTourneau
Liggett-Bosworth
Bennington
Bowling Guide Emphasizes Straight Ball First
The piece urges beginners to start with the straight ball, warns against chasing fancy spin, and notes that the back-up and curve are harder to master. It highlights the Bennington Classic league's fifth week, peak scores, and ongoing records, inviting reader participation and league news.
Poultney Coach Houghton Named Vermont Coach of the Year
Dean Houghton of Poultney High School is named Vermont Coach of the Year at a Burlington dinner attended by about 100 scholastic coaches. The Arlington Memorial High School graduate serves as principal and coaches basketball and football, guiding Poultney for 12 years and earning four class I football titles. Charlotte King of East Arlington is his wife.
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Poultney
Dean Houghton
Vermont
Burlington
East Arlington
Houghton
Arlington Memorial High School
Charlotte King
Poultney High School
Blue Devils
West Rutland
Sonny) Burke
Winooski
Texas Longhorns Maintain No 1 Spot in College Football Poll
The Texas Longhorns remain atop the college football rankings after a win that keeps Arkansas from challenging the pole position, with emphasis on avoiding any potential upset by Rice.
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Texas Longhorns
Arkansas
Rice
Arlington and Leland-Gray Clash for MLL Title
Leland and Gray, coached by Jim Perkins, face unbeaten Arlington High in a 4 p.m. tilt at Towshend for the Molly Stark League soccer crown. Arlington (9-0) seeks to finish perfect while Leland and Gray (8-1) aims to derail the leader. A potential playoff looms if the game ends in a tie.
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Molly Stark
Towshend
Leland and Gray
Arlington High School
Whitingham
North Bennington High School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Wilmington
Jim Perkins
Eagles
Arlington
Carl Fortune
ECAC All East picks honor Harvard and BU stars
Massachusetts grid selections name Harvard center Brad Stephens and BU fullback Bob Horton to the ECAC all east major college team. Brown quarterback Bob Hall named sophomore of the week. Texas tops AP poll. Texas to face Rice. top ten includes Wisconsin Illinois Mississippi Alabama Oklahoma Auburn Northwestern Navy. Hoosac School wins Hoosick soccer tourney 2-1 in double overtime over Buxton with Vanderheyden and Lee earlier.
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Vanderheyden School
Almy
Hoosac School
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac
Buxton School
Williamstown
Mass
Buckler
NEW York
Massachusetts
Milt Morin
Harvard
Brad Stephens
Boston University
Bob Horton
Brown
Bob Hall
Longhorns
Associated Press
Texas
Wisconsin
Parkers
Arkansas
Badgers
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Illinois
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Auburn
Northwestern
Navy
Ohio State
Southern California
Georgia Tech
Rice Owls
Pitt
Panthers
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Houston
Kansas State
Michigan State
Georgia Tech End Resigns After Kicking Auburn Boy
Georgia Tech end Ted Davis resigned after publicly apologizing for kicking Auburn halfback David Rawson in the face during a 29-21 loss. Coach Bobby Dodd accepted the resignation, stating Davis will not play again, while praising his accountability and remaining at Tech. Auburn coach Ralph Jordan expressed disappointment. Rawson was treated and released from Emory Hospital. Davis cited embarrassment and standard violations as reasons for stepping away.
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Atlanta
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Ted Davis
Davis
Auburn
David Rawson
Dodd
Tech
Ralph Jordan
Rawson
Garage League Scores and Player Highlights
The list records team scores and top performers from a garage league session. Names such as Agresta Davis Heald Mullins Bushee Linke Zelinskus Sargood Snow Totten Gates and others appear with high single and high triple tallies.
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Hungry
Agresta
Davis
Heald Plastic
Heald
Williams & Bugbee
Valletti Inc
Monument
Volkswagen
Mullins
Marty’s
P. Main
Warren Wirettes
M. Surdan
A. Rice
Dragons
F. Snow
Arlington
Lonergan & Thomas
D. Totten
J. Bushey
D. Shea
Marty’s Flowers
Mitch
J. Gates
Boxing Roundup Highlights Lightweight Bouts Across Cities
San Francisco bout saw Bobo Ol son 176 outpoint Jose Menno 175 of Argentina by 10. Jesse Smith 15812 of Philadelphia stopped Willie Giles 162 of New York in 10. London saw John White from Chicago outpoint Junior Cassity of Nigeria in 8. Tokyo hosted Manzo Kikuchi 12612 of Japan knocking out Janes Clabiras 12614 of the Philippines in 8. No games Monday Tuesday or Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Bobo Olson
Jose Menno
Argentina
Philadelphia
Jesse Smith
Willie Giles
New York
London
John White
Chicago
Junior Cassity
Nigeria
Tokyo
Manzo Kikuchi
Japan
Janes Clabiras
Philippines
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St. Louis Cardinals
Don Heinrich
Ram
la Paul Brown
Don Chuy
Joe Scibelli
Cleveland Browns
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George Blanda
Oilers
Tobin Rote
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NFL
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St. Louis
Nicklaus
Tim McCarver Soph
Raymond Tripp
Dale Long
North Adams
Gerry Croff
Croff
Barlow Thomas
Lageue
A&p
Murray
Ottaviano
Pinsonneault
Benn
Lanes
Marcoux
Linke Farrar
Liggetts
DeVito
Petitt
Pellerin
Harrisons
Alonzo
Crawford
Restino
Corbett
Mullens
Ntl
Gardner
Keppler LeTourneau
Fairdale Farms
Perrotta
Caesar
International Bowling Congress
Sylvia Wene
Stevie Balough
Pat Dryer
Ed Gardner
Chuck Linke
Dick Mullin
Pownal Valley
S. Welles
Green Mountain
Don Fisher
Wilma Howe
By Fred Keppler
Hoosacc School
Buxton
Arlington Vs. Leland-Gray
N. Y
Downing
Vanderheyden School of
Troy
Lee Academy
Lee
Vanderheyden
Miller
Mattox
Potter
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Dietz
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Perry
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Hunington
Snyder Brothers
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Martin
Deitz
Army
Henry Dickie
NBA
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Giants
Johnny Counts
Allie Sherman
Emory University Hospital
Memphis, Tenn
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Mitch’s Try
Blue Bean Jokers
Monument Roof
Polygraphic
Sleepers
Bugbee Warren Wirettes
Plymouth
R& H
Liggett Bosworth Sales & Service
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
NHL
TW Blend
Gschenley Imports CO
Price
MacNaughton
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