Washington Trades Bobby Shantz to Pittsburgh for Three Minor Leaguers
The Washington Senators sent veteran southpaw Bobby Shantz to the Pittsburgh Pirates two hours before the midnight deadline of the three week trading period. In return, Washington received first baseman R. C. Stevens, third baseman Harry Bright, and pitcher Benny Daniels from the Pirates. Stevens and Bright had been with Salt Lake City in the PCL, while Daniels was with Columbus in the American Association. The deal was part of a day of interleague moves totaling 10 trades involving 25 players.
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Rose Bowl Bound Minnesota Wins AP Football Award
Minnesota accepts the Associated Press national championship trophy and heads toward the Rose Bowl. Coach Murray Warmath and captain Greg Larson will receive the award at the airport as fans gather at Wold-Chamberlain Field. Minnesota finished 8-1 with a Big Ten share, while Washington looms as another tough contender for the Rose Bowl berth.
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Winners Sweep In All Matches In Archery Loop
Archery matches saw Brady's Cleaners White Star Milton Motors and Rosa Restaurant blank their opponents at the Boys' Club range. Brady's beat White Star 08-510, Milton drubbed Busy Bee 713-596, Rosa blanked VFW 790-625, with players Fosty Phillips Sykes Ro bestriding top scores.
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Registration for Bousquet Ski Classes Opens Monday
Registration for the annual adult ski classes sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation opens Monday and runs through December. John C. March si, recreation supervisor, announced the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. office hours at 874 North St. Court. McDermott, director of Bousquet's ski school, will supervise sessions on Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m. starting January 4, with eight lessons and an hour of instruction plus two hours of tow use after instruction. classes limited to 10 skiers per instructor.
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PGA Lists Prices for Olympia Fields Championship
The 43rd Professional Golfers Association championship will be held July 24 to 30 at Olympia Fields Country Club, North Course, Chicago area. Grounds and clubhouse admission is $20 for the seven day pass, $14 for grounds admission only.
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Angels Drafting Sparks Red Wilson Retirement Decision
Madison Wis AP reports 31 year old catcher Red Wilson, drafted from the Cleveland Indians by the Los Angeles Angels, has decided to retire from baseball rather than switch teams. He worked at a Madison bank during the off season and said the draft move increased the problems and helped him decide.
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Penn State Favored in Liberty Bowl
Philadelphia AP reports Penn State carries power and depth against Oregon in the Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium. The Nittany Lions enter as a seven point favorite after a four game wins streak, with Oregon’s Webfoots hoping to upset. Kickoff at 1 p.m. EST.
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Yankees Buy Dan McDevitt from Dodgers
The New York Yankees acquired left handed pitcher Danny McDevitt from the Los Angeles Dodgers for an undisclosed cash amount and a minor league player to be named later. McDevitt, 28, an New Yorker, had a 0-4 record with 4.25 ERA in 23 appearances last season and joined the Dodgers from St Paul in 1957.
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Exhibition Games Set for New Los Angeles Angels Team
In Chicago UPI reports arrangements for the Los Angeles Angels to play spring exhibition games with major league teams training in the West. Angels general manager Fred Haney met Cubs officials Don Belbel and John Holland Red Sox executive Tom Dowd and Indians official Nate Wakjach to finalize the schedule.
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Birmingham Classic First Round Switches In CS Upset
Birmingham Classic first round results show Alabama 72 overagers 55 and Kent State 77 edging North Carolina 8. Other scores include New Mexico 73 and Oklahoma A 7, San Jose State 44, Utah State 74, Washington 53, Cincinnati 49, San Francisco State 72, Houston 54.
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Williams Defeats Columbia in Overtime Thriller
Williams College yearbook sports notes recount a dramatic overtime win over Columbia at Salle’s gym. Bill Fowle starred across multiple sports and 1930s Williams teams are recalled along with era stars Oswald Tower and Dan England Jr. of Yale.
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Dartmouth All Opponent Team Picks Unanimous Bob Blanchard
Yale fullback Bob Blanchard was the lone unanimous selection on Dartmouth College's all opponent squad. Holy Cross sophomore Tom Hennessey and Cornell senior John Hanley led the next tier of votes while undefeated Yale contributed five players including Tom Singleton and Bruce McIntyre.
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Alabama Edge Texas In Bluebonnet Bowl Showdown
In Houston 70,000 fans pack Rice Stadium as Alabama carries a slight edge over Texas. The Crimson Tide boast a strong Bowl record amid injuries while Texas comes in 7-3, with close losses totaling nine points. Both programs seek a fresh postseason winning streak after recent defeats.
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St Joseph's Stay Unbeaten In CYC Junior League
St Joseph's remains unbeaten after a 47-41 win over St Agnes in CYC Junior Basketball. Ricky Goswell led St Joseph's with 24 points while John Rose and Bruce Ferrin led St Agnes with 15 and 10. St Teresa's defeated St Francis in Bantam action. Dalton's Whit hay and Snyder led with 14 and 32 in a separate game. Four Bantam games slated for tomorrow at Ladock.
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Top Contenders Meet Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York AP Two leading welterweight title hopefuls meet at Madison Square Garden as Luis Rodriguez battles Emile Griffith with a Paret title bout possible next year. Rodriguez is 38-0-? with 11 KOs, Griffith 21-2 with seven KOs. The 10 round bout airs on ABC after Paret’s recent successful defense.
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Packers Favored By Ten To Beat Rams In Los Angeles
The Green Bay Packers are favored by 19 points to defeat the injury ridden Los Angeles Rams at Memorial Coliseum. A 60,000 crowd and national TV will follow as Green Bay seeks its first NFL title since 1944. Colts, 49ers and Lions watch closely as playoff implications ride on Sunday outcomes.
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Beckshire County Players Star In Nova Scotia Doubleheader
Five Beckshire County players from Massachusetts helped St Mam's University sweep a Halifax doubleheader in Halifax Nova Scotia The varsity upset St Francis Xavier 71 54 while the jayvees won 77 40 Airoldi Herrick Salinetti Sullivan and Hurley delivered key minutes and stats with Airoldi earning defensive honors and a runner up finish for the black and tackle award Herrick contributed a floor goal and rebounds while Salinetti and Hurley supplied points and assists
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Hibbard and Russell win two elementary games
In the southern division Hibbard defeated Plunkett 28 to 22 as Dick L Hote led with 13 points and Billy Pierce added 11. In the northern division Russell beat Mercer 21 to 12 with Dudley Kinnas topping Russell with 19 points and John Wilk adding six.
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BU Curbs 2 Members of Hockey Team
Boston University announces the indefinite suspension of co captain Pete McCann of Framingham and Russ McCurdy of Pawtucket for a breach of discipline. McCann was captain elect of the Terriers and McCurdy was the team's second highest scorer this season. McCurdy scored a decisive goal last winter to defeat St. Lawrence 7 6 and win the eastern hockey championship. The disciplinary committee, made up of faculty from the dean's office, filed the action.
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Jones challenges Archie Moore for heavyweight title
Doug Jones of New York filed a challenge with the New York State Boxing Commission to fight champion Archie Moore for the heavyweight title. Commission Chairman Gen Melvin Krutch announced the filing as Jones extends a 15 bout winnings streak including two wins over Von Clay of Philadelphia. Moore was stripped of the NBA crown for not defending it within six months but remains New York champion, a state not a member of the NBA.
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Two Berkshire Youths to Attend Ski Camp in Vermont
Miss Marquita Marston of Pittsfield and Paul Hart of Lenox were invited to join the Eastern Ski Association junior racing camp from today through Tuesday at Mount Snow, West Dover, Vermont. The event gathers promising young skiers from New England for training and competition.
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Elorde Beats Rivas in One-Sided 10 Round Bout
Manila AP reports Flash Elorde world junior lightweight champion defeated Vicente Rivas of Venezuela in a lopsided nontitle ten round fight Friday night. Rivas was knocked down three times while Elorde weighed 134 and the challenger 134 4.
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