Leland and Gray Triumph Ties Arlington for Top in Soccer
Leland and Gray Seminary upset Arlington High 4-0 at town yesterday, snapping Arlington’s season, as both teams shared first place in the Molly Stark League. Coleman opened scoring, Cutts added two, Naeve netted on a corner, and Cutts sealed the win. Proctor and Otter Valley also finished 9-1 in Marble Valley, matching top records.
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Yankees Name Ralph Houk General Manager In Youth Move
New York Yankees announce Ralph Houk 44 will be general manager with Yogi Berra set to become field manager. Houk receives four year deal worth 50 000 annually while Berra likely signs two year contract around 45 000. Roy Hamey retires as GM and club president Dan Topping names Houk successor.
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Houk's Quiet Rise to Yankees General Manager
Ralph Houk, known for a soft-spoken manner and a cigar bite, has been promoted to general manager of the New York Yankees. A lifelong Yankee through playing, scouting, and front office work, the 44-year-old Kansan rose from a third-string catcher to a wartime hero and key figure in the organization over 25 years.
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Lions May Trade Plum Guglielmi in Demand
The report says Milt Plum could be traded by Detroit after a rough season with 12 interceptions and a one third completion rate. Ralph Guglielmi becomes a hot commodity as quarterbacks remain scarce across the NFL and AFL with teams eyeing potential deals.
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Oldsock, Helmet and Hemp Finds Business Slow
In midseason, the effigy maker Oldsock Helmet and Hemp notes slow demand but expects pickup. CEO Mervyn Oldsock cites Ivy League prospects like John Stiegman at Penn and mentions rentals of Bob Ingalls and Ben Martin by the Colorado branch. He jokes about coaches and losses, noting Tulane and Wake Forest slumps and a possible Texas coach scenario.
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Governors End Season With 2-1 Victory
North Bennington High School Governors beat Whitingham 2-1 to close Molly Stark Soccer League play. Eddie Baldwin opened the scoring, Whitingham answered, Phil Harrington netted the go ahead goal in the third period as NBHS finished 5 4 1.
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Palmer Nicklaus Favored In International Golf Match
AP reports Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are favored as a two man team in the Canada Cup and International Trophy, opening Thursday at Saint Nom La Breteche near Versailles. The field includes 33 nations, with Gary Player and Bob Charles commenting on the odds.
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Bob Yates May Be Steady Tackle for Boston Patriots
Bob Yates, the beefy lineman, has spent years as a free agent and occasionally without a team. The Boston Patriots may keep him as a steady tackle after recent seasons.
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Havlicek to Start for Celtics in Home Opener
John Havlicek, the sophomore key relief man, earns a starting role as the Boston Celtics open their home season. He takes Sam Jones's backcourt spot while Jones recovers from a groin pull. Dischinger will guard Havlicek on defense in a test against the Baltimore Bullets.
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Green Mountain Girls League Standings and High Scores
A compact listing shows team results and top performances across leagues. Greene's Mobilheat leads with wins and high scores. Churchill posts several high finishes. Bijur No. 2 and Perrott show strong singles and triples.
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Wilkinson Named Back of the Week After Duke Win
Duke's Jay Wilkinson earns AP Back of the Week for a 35-30 victory over Clemson. Despite a virus and leg injury, he rushes 114 yards on 14 carries, 99 kickoff yards, and a 28-yard TD pass, edging Georgia's Larry Rakestraw who sets NCAA and SEC passing records in a 31-14 Georgia win.
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NHL Schedule Indicates No Games Tuesday or Wednesday
The schedule shows no games Tuesday or Wednesday with action resuming Thursday featuring New York at Boston and Chicago at Detroit. The listings highlight two matchups set for Thursday after a midweek break.
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NCAA Pushes for Federal Bribery Law in Sports
The NCAA policy council, after a two day session, sent telegrams to Attorney General Robert Kennedy and other federal officials urging passage of federal laws to curb bribery in sports. The move renews the association's push for national regulation.
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Royals Win With Stingy Defense to Go 3-1
The Cincinnati Royals used tight defense to improve to 3-1 by beating the San Francisco Warriors 103-97 as Wilt Chamberlain and company were held under 100 for the fourth straight game. The Lakers defeated the Knicks 130-117 in the other scheduled game.
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