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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1963

Page

15

Michigan State extends coach Daugherty contract five years

EAST LANSING, Mich. MSU trustees extended head football coach Hugh Daugherty s tenure five years and guaranteed near lifetime security to quell rumors of other schools courting him. The five year term aligns with MSU policy and ensures he would retain a position as full professor if removed as coach. Daugherty Ned former Notre Dame speculation amid a two win one loss one tie season and a 1 0 1 Big Ten mark.

East Lansing, Mich MSU John A. Hannah Daugherty Spartan Hannah Department of Athletics Chicago Northwestern Evanston Spartans

Dickie Kerr Widow Cora Kerr Dies at 72

In Houston, Mrs. Cora J. Kerr, widow of R. H. Dickie Kerr, former Chicago White Sox pitcher, dies at 72 after a hospital stay. A Paris Texas native, she had lived in Houston 30 years. Kerr, famed for two 1919 World Series wins, died May 4 of cancer. he was linked to Stan Musial as a friend and manager.

Houston UPI Cora J. Kerr R. H Dickie) Kerr Chicago White Sox Kerr Paris Tex Dickie Kerr Black Sox Stan Musial Bop Addie Washington The Sporting News Iim Richard J. Daley Chicago John Carmichael Chicago Daily News Grantland Rice Sportsmanship Brotherhood Hotel Astor New York Los Angeles Dodgers Angels Dodgers Luis Aparicio Baltimore Orioles Lindy Me Daniel Cubs Portranoski

Four Ex Crusaders Face Holy Cross With Marine Team

WORCESTER Four former Holy Cross football stars will start for the Quantico Marines today at Fitton field. Honorary game captains are Pat McCarthy Hank Cutting Dennis Golden and John Whalen. The Marines own six straight wins while Holy Cross seeks its first victory. McCarthy ankle injury limits him as he shares quarterback duties with Tom Simlington. Cutting is a fullback playing halfback, while Whalen and Golden line up at tackle.

Worcester Holy Cross Quantico Fittonfield Pat McCarthy Hank Cutting Dennis Golden John Whalen Marines Crusaders McCarthy Tom Simgleton Yale Cutting Whalen Golden

UMass Football Seeks Victory at Boston U After Streak

Massachusetts Redmen enter Nickerson Field with 4-0-1 record aiming to extend an unbeaten run and snap seven straight BU wins. Terriers sit 1-3-1, having lost to Army West Virginia and Buffalo while beating Holy Cross. The game kicks off at 1:30 with Massachusetts boasting a strong defense and 214 rushing yards per game.

Boston University of Massachusetts Boston University Nickerson Field Redmen Vic Fusia Massachusetts Steve Sinko Terriers Army West Virginia Buffalo Holy Cross Colgate

Bills Jets Are AFL Picks Browns Giants in Rematch

Buffalo and New York are slight favorites in two Saturday night AFL games opening a busy weekend. Sunday features seven NFL games including Giants at Browns in a rematch, with Green Bay's fate in Baltimore and Burt Starr out. Browns favored in Cleveland, Giants seek upset as Tittle attempts to outscore Brown.

Buffalo New York New York Giants Cleveland Browns Giants Cleveland Y. A. Tittle Jimmy Brown Baltimore Green Bay Burt Starr Boston Patriots Houston Bills Roger Kochman Cookie Gilchrist Jack Kemp Bill Miller Babe Parilli Gino Cappelletti New York Jets Polo Grounds Denver California John McCormick Browns Brown Frank Ryan Tulle Vince Lombardi John Roach Starr St. Louis Chicago Bears Wrigley Field Me Bears Eagles Lonny Jurgensen Ringill Ralph Guglielmi

Harlems Globetrotters slated for Pittsfield club game

The article notes Eddie Thomas Jr. brings the Thomas Memorials basketball team to Lee on Sunday afternoon November 10 to face the Harlem Globetrotters and Berkshire Pros in a benefit game. It highlights past and current sports figures and upcoming college and pro matchups with Stark local color.

Eddie Thomas Jr Thomas Memorials Lee Harlem Magicians Madison Square Garden Boston Garden

Knicks Score First Victory Over 76ers

New York trailed Philadelphia by 14 early in the third period but surged to a 114 96 win. Doin Green led the Knicks with 35 points while Lea Chappel and Denis Butcher added 23 each. Hal Greer led the 76ers with 20.

Philadelphia UPI New York Thers Knicks Philadelphians Doin Green Lea Chappel Denis Butcher Hal Greer

Archer Defeats Carter In Split Decision At Madison Square Garden

New York AP Jimmy Archer edged Rubin Carter in a split decision over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden to claim his seventh straight win. Archer outweighed Carter 161 to 158 as 15,592 fans paid 35,417 for the nontelevised show, Carter never hit the canvas but staggered late in the final round.

New York Jimmy Archer Rubin Carter Madison Square Garden Carter Archer Garden

Knee Injury Ends Kochman Football Career

Buffalo Bills halfback Roger Kochman, former Penn State star, is told by doctors he will never play football again after a knee separation in a Bills vs Oilers game. Ligaments muscles and vessels were severed. he will remain hospitalized for weeks and may not walk normally again.

Houston Roger Kochman Buffalo Bills Kochman Penn State Bills Houston Oilers Ivis

Podres Charged With Drunken Driving in Los Angeles

Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres, seen with exotic dancer Tania Dawn, was charged with drunken driving after weaving and failing a breath test. He was booked, released on 263 dollar bond, and escorted from Central Jail by a Dodgers employee amid claims to forget the incident. Newsmen reported near-collision events as Podres allegedly swerved toward photographers in the parking lot.

LOS Angeles Johnny Podres Los Angeles Dodgers Tania Dawn Podres Central Jail Dodger The Times Herald-Examiner Gene Nackiey

Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Golf Tournament Set

The 12th Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom women's golf tournament will run April 17-19 in Spartanburg with a $4,500 purse. A pro-am on April 16 precedes the main event, which comes the week before Augusta’s Titleholders.

Spartanburg Betsy Rawls Augusta

Player Waltman Lead After Two Rounds at Canada Cup

Gary Player and Retief Waltman shot 70 and 69 to hold a one stroke lead at the Canada Cup halfway point. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus are tied for second at 278 with Canada Spain close behind. Sota’s 67 spurs his team as Miguel’s 73 slips.

Waltman Paris South Africa Gary Player Retief Waltman United States Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Canada Spain Australia Palmer Saint-nan-la-Breteche Nick‘laus Nicklaus al Balding Sebastian Miguel Ramon Sota Walt Sota Miguel America

Texas Faces Spoilers In Rice Tilt 62

Texas prepares to host Rice in Austin as the No 1 team seeks to extend a perfect season while Rice aims to spoil the Longhorns latest bid. The day’s other top games feature Pitt at Navy in Annapolis, Wisconsin vs Ohio State, and Oklahoma and Northwestern pursuing 4 0 starts amid a crowded top ten.

University of Massachusetts Boston University Brown Rhode Island Tufts Willams Colgate Yale Quantico Marines Holy Cross Army Washington State Cornell Princeton Pittsburgh Navy Oregon State Syracuse Texas Rice Iowa Purdue Michigan Minnesota Notre Dame Stanford Ohio State Wisconsin Northwestern Michigan State Boston College Air Force Academy California Southern California Wesleyan Amherst Longhorns Rice Owls Austin Severn River Annapolis Pitt Roger Staubach Panthers Staubach Auburn Alingis Los Angeles UCLA M Sippi Vanderbilt Houston Alabama Okahoma Kansas State Mi Igan State Oklahoma

Tennis Introduced in United States in 1870s

UPI notes tennis arrived in the United States in the 1870s after Mary Outerbridge of New York observed British officers playing in Bermuda, spurring the sport's adoption.

New York United States Mary Outerbridge Bermuda

Dartmouth Harvard contest tops New England college schedule

Dartmouth and Harvard clash in Cambridge with unbeaten records on the line and a sellout crowd in sight. Harvard seeks to extend an eight game unbeaten streak while Dartmouth aims to slow the Crimson scoring pace, as defenses lead the headlines in this Ivy showdown. Northeastern and Coast Guard also host undefeated rivals while Holy Cross meets the Quantico Marines amid a packed regional slate.

Harvard-Dartmouth Baith Harvard Dartmouth Crimson Columbia Holy Cross Big Green Princeton United States Yale Pittsfield Boys Harlem Globetrotters New York Nationals Trotte State Armory Fiere New York Enterprises Harlem Vicians Berkshire Pros Billy, McKeever Cambridge Calor New England Massachusetts Boston University Maine Colby Bowdoins Bates Rhode Island Brown Ivy Wanover N. H Connell Indians Northeastern Coast Guard Huskies New Hampshire Cadets Wocester Tees Quantico Marines Williams Tufts Bridgeport Delaware Connecticut Trinity Susquehanna Middlebury Trenton

Springfield AIC To Clash In Grid Tilt

Springfield College meets American International at Pratt Field for the mayor's trophy game. Springfield relies on senior quarterback Jim Welsh to lead in rushing, passing, scoring, and defense while AIC leans on Dic Wolodziey and Kolodziey as main playmakers. The match, a key intra-city rivalry, highlights Springfield's bid to rebound after a tough season.

Norwich Vermont American International Springfield Amherst Wesleyan Webster Eagle Falcon Boston College Air Force Falcons Eagles Jack Concannon Terry Isaacson Airmen Dartmouth - Crimson Yale Springfield College Pratt Field Hofstra UIC Jim Welsh AIC Dic Wolodziey Kolodziey Rolodziey Aces

No-Hit Mark Boston S0x Star Pitched 23 Inning Streak

Pitched 23 consecutive hitless innings in 1904 setting a major league record. Denton Cy Young of the Boston Red Sox achieved the feat, a landmark in baseball history recorded by UPI.

Boston UPI Denton Cy Young Boston Red

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