Dodgers Pitcher Koufax Seeks 65 000 In New Deal
The New York AP report notes Sandy Koufax in Los Angeles reportedly demands 65 000, double his 1963 estimated salary as he led all major league pitchers with 25 wins and two more in the World Series against the Yankees. The piece recalls Warren Spahn earned 77 000 last season and Bobby Feller toped pitchers at 86 000 in 1948.
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NFL Play Offs Opponents Decided by Coin Flips
In case of ties for first place in NFL divisions, sites and opponents will be decided by coin flips. Kensil said teams with a mathematical shot for a division title would meet at Commissioner Rozele's office in New York. The conference is typically held the last week in November.
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Attendance Record Spurs Big Bonus For Spahn
A vague attendance record shows 507,528 attendance figures and simple math indicates Spahn would have earned 110,752.60 in addition to a base 25,000 pay, highlighting a substantial supplemental amount tied to turnout.
Imlach Criticizes John Bower After Leafs Tie Canadiens
Toronto coach Punch Imlach criticized goalie Johnny Bower after a 2-2 tie with Montreal. He blamed Bower for a Canadiens comeback in the second period while one Canadiens player was in the box. Chicago swept a 4-0 first half and held off Boston to win 6-4.
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RPI football faces long losing streak and recruitment talk
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute languishes in the nation's longest current football drought with JL straight losses since 1959. Rochester visits in the season finale as alumni push for a selective recruitment program while attendance remains solid and pride in keeping football in perspective endures.
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Bowling Bulletin Board at Mt Carmel and Surrounding Leagues
Bowling results from Mt Carmel and area leagues with high scores by Josephine Belin Evelyn Roeder Ginny Bredway Marion Gaul and others. Standings include Municipal League DeBaggis Curley Heidel Curley and post office league with multiple players achieving three-string totals and high single strings.
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Ticketless Fans Mass For Exodus
Chicago crowds prepare to watch the Bears versus Packers without tickets for the game. About 50,000 tickets sold out in July, leaving fans to ride rail lines and seek hotel receipts and bar tabs to follow the matchup. Railroads run special trains to territory as fans plan to view on television.
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Penn State Favored to Beat Holy Cross in Home Finale
At University Park Rip Ingle says Penn State should be the favorite if they play their normal game against Holy Cross. The Lions are undefeated in eight against the Crusaders and aim to extend the streak to nine in Beaver Stadium. The victory would pad preparation for a key showdown with Pittsburgh at Pitt Stadium on November 33.
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Cranwell Falls 3-0 To Watkinson In Final Soccer Match
Cranwell School ends its season with a 6-7-1 record after a 3-0 loss to Watkinson School in West Hartford. N Saki scored all three goals for Watkinson, while Cranwell, paced by senior debuts and returning sophomores, dominated periods two and four but were outshot 8 to 1.
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Northern Illinois Banned From NAIA Title Playoffs
Kansas City AP reports Northern Illinois University, winner of nine football games, is barred from NAIA championship playoffs after the Illinois State Teachers College board of control and the Illinois Intercollegiate Athletic Conference banned football following Thanksgiving weekend.
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Berra shocks by naming Gleeson Yankees coach
New York Yankees manager Yogi Berra surprised many by appointing Jim Gleeson, former Cubs and Reds outfielder, as first base coach while retaining Crosetti, Hegan, and Sain. Gleeson, 51, praised for guiding young Yankee talent, previously served at New London submarine base in 1943. Gibbs named No 3 catcher behind Howard and Blanchard. Berra seeks a strong outfielder without sacrificing regulars.
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All-Pro Robustelli Likely to Quit After 109th Game
New York Giants defensive end Andy Robustelli, 36, a 13 year veteran and six time All Pro, says he will probably retire at season end after 109 consecutive games. He has not missed a game for the Giants and hopes to play five more regular season games and possible playoff games before retirement.
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Soph Backs Will Start For Harvard
Cambridge Mass AP two Harvard sophomores will start at right and left halfback against Brown on Saturday. Dave Poe, ECAC sophomore of the week after Harvard’s 21 7 upset of Princeton, starts at right half while John Dockery, filling for injured Wally Grant, will start at left half.
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Boxing Results From Various Venues
Boxing by the Associated Press reports multiple results: in Union City Bath Arena Frank di Paula from Jersey City won on points, in Phoenix Manuel Elias knocked out Hector Aguinez, Tony Montana defeated Aman Peck on points, and Rey Asis beat Luis Leija on points in Stockton.
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BYU Drops 12 Football Players for Disciplinary Reasons
Brigham Young University stripped 12 players from the football squad including four regulars for training infractions and off field conduct. Coach Hal Mitchell announced the dismissals as BYU prepared to face Pacific in Stockton, California, amid a season that has seen the Cougars win only one of eight.
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Giants prospect pursues degree during playing career
Studious Cap Peterson of the San Francisco Giants is pursuing a college degree under an eight year plan. He enrolled at Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Washington, in 1960 and continues his studies while playing professional baseball.
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Wallace decries Blue Gray telecast cancellation over Negro players
Gov. George Wallace called the NBC and sponsors action to drop the Blue Gray game tragic and irresponsible saying it hurts all races especially the Negro race. Proceeds fund eye care for children in 35 Negro and 24 white schools with Lions Club support. Officials seek NBC regional telecast and explain NBC contract terms through 1966.
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Cupiz brothers in golf raise a family of seven pros
In St Louis seven Cupiz brothers exist with five working as golf professionals. Buster, the eldest, inspired his four younger brothers to take up golf and pursue the sport professionally.
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