St Louis Seen Club Eyes Strong Line for Season
St Louis Seen Club profiles a storied Eagle squad led by Co captains Donald Loranger and Donald Guignard as 65 candidates vie for spots. Veterans Labrecque Labrie Miller Chadbourne along with 15 backs compete for keys from quarterback Caouette to fullback Daigle and Agreste amid a stern push to field one of the heaviest lines in Eagle history.
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St. Louis High
Bob Cote
Donald Loranger
Donald Guignard
Lus
Eagle
Guy Labrecque
Andre Labrie
Arthur Miller
David Chadbourne
Ray Arcand
Mike Cloutier
Dick Lavallee
Ray Borduas
Roger Taylor
Loranger
Guignard
Normand Houde
Ro Berthiaume
Donald Wilson
Richard Labrecque
Donald Lambert
Robert Fournier
Roland Nolette
Norm Rossigno
Leon Labonte
Maur Morin
Dick Ross
John Cookson
Johnny Belisle
Ronald Petit
Rick Lemieux
Irving Brunet
Roger Boucher
Donald Dube
Rick Laroche
Paul Cyr
Raymond St. Louis
Charles Labonte
Dennis Dutremble
Ralph Binette
Bob Bourassa
Eagles
Ted Caouette
Mike Denoncour
Ray Yoho
Nelson Daigle
Dick Agreste
E Eagles
Dick Perreault
Bob Dodge
Albert Masse
Maurice Dumas
Don Fecteau
Dickie Larose
Paul Lamb
Denis Camire
Don Cote
Dick Maurice
Rick Huot
Dickie Landry
Paul Garriepy
Allen Goulet
Michael Boissonneault
Father Son Tilts Rescheduled After Rain Out
Last night’s rain-out between Bagley’s Little Leaguers and their dads is rescheduled for Friday at 6 PM. On Thursday evening the Owen-Davis team will meet their fathers in another game with no contests tonight.
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Bagley
Owen-Davis
Madison Square Garden Opens 30th College Basketball Season
The garden launches its 30th consecutive college season on December 6 with Navy facing Manhattan and Tulsa meeting NYU in two early games setting the marquee at the historic arena.
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Madison Square Garden
Navy
Manhattan
Tulsa
NYU
Pizarro Aims for 20 Wins as Red Sox Rally Support
Juan Pizarro earned his 15th victory with a five hit game, driving in three runs and sparking Chicago to a 10-2 win over Boston. He extended a 24 batter stretch without a hit and boosted his season mark to 3-0 against the Red Sox.
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Red Sox
Associated Press
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Chicago
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Bob Heffner
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Chuck Schilling
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Dick Stuart
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Tom McCraw
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al Weis
Mike Hershberger
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Pesky
Camilo Carreon
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Hansen
al Hell
Raiders Game Changes Park For Integration
An AFL exhibition between the Oakland Raiders and New York Jets was moved from Mobile Alabama to Oakland after four Raiders players refused to play unless seating was fully desegregated. Mobile sponsors said full desegregation was impossible. Players named include Art Powell Fred Williamson Clem Daniels and Bo Robertson. Jets owner Sonny Werblin supported removing the game from Mobile.
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Ala
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Milt Woodard
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Fred Williamson
Clem Daniels
Bo Robertson
Jets
David
Sonny) Werblin
Major League doubleheader shows pitching and hitting power
Moe Drabowsky and the Athletics cruised past Washington 9-0 in game one, with a fourth inning bunt single by Don Blasingame the only hit. After a 14 inning 7-5 nightcap win, Lee Maye of the Braves delivered a tie breaking three run homer in a five run seventh as San Francisco fell 6-1 and Los Angeles led the NL.
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Moe Drabowsky
Athletics
Don Blasingame
Washington
A’s
Lee Maye
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
Grover Powell
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Houston
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Hank Aguirre
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Orioles
Baltimore
Blasingame Drabowsky
Edwards
Claude Osteen
Lumpe
Mth
Don Rudolph
Dave Wickersham
Whitey Ford
New York
Woodie Held
Donovan
Jerry Kindall
Davilillo
Debut Sea Hawks Lose Rough Battle with Steamrollers
The Portland Sea Hawks fall 13 to 20 to the Providence Steamrollers in a rough opener. Willie Greenlaw stars with a 44 yard run but questions linger about overall team depth and quarterback Moynihan as pass plays draw mixed reviews.
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Portland Sea Hawks
Providence Steamrollers
Steamrollers
Portland
Willie Greenlaw
Hawks
Jack Moynihan
Boston Patriots
Guy Garon
Les Wells
Montreal
Allouettes
Rudy Rutherford
Hawks Prized to be Title Contenders After Key Wins
The piece notes the Steamroller hurler's time to toss and the Hawks linemen pursuing him as confidence grows that the Hawks can contend in the northern division. It mentions Jack Miniutti entering an Old Smuggler Hole In One sweepstakes with a Scotland trip prize and a $1,000 top prize. It also covers Arnold Palmer making the World Series of Golf field and speculation on prize money and tax implications.
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Jack Miniutti
Westmore Ave
Biddeford
Scotland
Jack
Old Orchard Beach
Arnold Palmer
Jackie Culpit
Phil Rodgers
Akron
Ohio
Palmer
Arnie
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Clay Liston talks break down negotiations for title bout
Louisville AP report says Sonny Liston negotiations have completely broken down with Cassius Clay over money terms and timing. Clay’s manager says no plans for a title fight this year or 1964 and hints at film interest. Clay vows to fight this year if money is right and lists possible opponents Ernie Terrell Brian London and Tom McNeeley.
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Louisville
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Liston
Bill Faversham
Philadelphia
Talk of the World
Faversham
Ernie Terrell
Brian London
Tom MecNeeley
Terrell
Ae Magazine
World Boxing Association
Palmer Nicklaus Duel With Extra Glitter Ahead
Palmer and Nicklaus renew their high profile rivalry over three weeks of events at Firestone and surrounding venues with big purses and bonuses. Palmer earned a spot in the World Series of Golf by winning a playoff over Rodgers and Cupit as the field battles for a total prize pool that could push the pair toward an 89 000 sweep.
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Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
Jacky Cupit
Firestone Country Club
Rodgers
Cupit
Nicklaus
Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday Action
American League standings show New York leading with 78 wins and Chicago 69. Tuesday games included Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Chicago 10 Boston 2. National League notes Los Angeles 75 48 leads, Pittsburgh beat Chicago 5 3, New York 4 Philadelphia 0 in 12 innings.
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Associated Press
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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Chicago
Oly
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Dodgers Extend Lead With 7-5 Win Over Cardinals
Dodgers surge to six straight wins after a 7-5 victory over St Louis. Maye’s three run homer tied the game in the seventh as Giants slip further off pace. Pierce loses to Bolin as Sadowski earns the win in relief.
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Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Bob Miller
Giants
Billy Pierce
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Roy McMillan
Bob Bolin
Blasingame Spoils No Hit Bids In Doubleheader Split
Washington second baseman Don Blasingame spoiled Moe Drabowsky’s no hit bid with a fourth inning bunt single in the opener as the Senators beat Washington 9-0 in Kansas City. In the second game Jerry Lumpe’s two run homer boosted the Senators over the Athletics 7-5 in fourteen innings.
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Associated Press
Don Blasingame
Washington
Moe Drabowsky
Kansas City
Athletics
Dace Edwards
Jerry Lumpe
Post Will Fight Libel Ruling of 3 060 000
ATLANTA AP The Saturday Evening Post plans to appeal a 3 060 000 libel judgment awarded to Wallace Butts over a 1962 Georgia Alabama game story. The jury found malice and 60 000 general damages plus 3 million punitive. Butts, athletic director at Georgia, had sued for 10 million. Bryant also faces a 10 million suit.
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Atlanta
Saturday Evening Post
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
Post
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Georgia
Alabama
Paul ‘Bear ‘Bryant
Bryant
Jine
Frank Graham Jr
George P. Burnett
Burnett
Johnny Griffith
Softball Tie After Seven Inning Darkness at Memorial Field
TWUA and York Heel battled to a 6-6 tie after seven innings in a twilight game. Bob Montpas and Ray Montpas led TWUA with four RBIs each while Gagne and Tardif added three hits apiece. Standings list TWUA at 21-5 and York Heel at 21-6 with upcoming games against Saco Tanning and Colts vs. Lyn-Flex.
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Rh Krasko
Ray Montpas
Ce LeBlanc
Bob Montpas
S. & Dewitt
Berthiaume
iPerreault
Szumita
Gagne
Munford
Maddox
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Wedneday
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Colts
Lyn- Flex
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National Colts
Cyranamid
Lyn-Flex
Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Snapshot
Top players across categories include T Davis Los Angeles batting .327 and 170 hits. Aaron Milwaukee with 91 runs and 103 RBIs. Pinson Cincinnati 169 hits and 13 triples. Gonzalez Philadelphia 28 doubles. San Francisco 34 homers with a 12 team. Koufax and Drysdale head strikeouts. Wills Los Angeles 26 steals.
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St. Louis
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Coocientii
San Francisco
Wills
Robinson
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Drysdale
Baseball schedule and results brief
Milwaukee defeats San Francisco 6 to 1. Cincinnati visits Houston in the National League with other matchups: Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Philadelphia St. Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Earthquake May Move To Defensive End
Jim Hunt known as Earthquake could push veteran Bob Dee from the Patriots defensive end slot as coach Mike Holovak reshapes the line. Dee shifts toward defensive tackle while Hunt, 5 11 and 245 pounds, gains as a fast wingman and likely regular starter amid Bill Hudson’s arrival.
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Mass
Jim Hunt
Boston Patriots
Mike Holovak
Hunt
Bob Dee
Dee
Braintree
Holy Cross
Holovak
Washington Redskins
Patriots
Bill Hudson
San Diego
Jim
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