Tigers Trade Bunning To Phillies
Right hander Jim Bunning was traded from Detroit to Philadelphia in a four player deal. Detroit sent Don Demeter Jack Hamilton and catcher Gus Triandos to the Phillies, receiving Bunning and Demeter. Triandos backs up Clay Dalrymple with Bruton moving to left and Kaline in right. Bunning, 32, had a 13 loss season after a 20 win peak. career 118-87.
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Bruin Player Becomes Iron Man Of Hockey
CHICAGO AP Andy Hebenton, 34 year old Boston Bruin right winger, set the NHL ironman mark with his 581st consecutive game as the Black Hawks tied the Bruins 2-2 on Bobby Hull’s late goal. Hebenton began his streak Oct 7, 1955 with the New York Rangers after a long career with Detroit, Chicago, and Toronto. Toronto beat Montreal 3-0 in the other NHL game that night.
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Celtics Seek Revenge in Boston Royals Back-to-Back
Boston travels to Cincinnati to face the Royals in a back-to-back set led by top scorers Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas. Cincinnati’s Bob Boozer nailed a late jumper to hand Boston its only defeat, as both teams vie for NBA scoring supremacy and lineup health amid flu troubles.
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Hockey Results From Wednesday AP Report
National Hockey League results list Toronto beat Montreal 3 0. Boston tied Chicago 2 2. Friday schedule shows New York at Montreal and Boston at Detroit. Standings note Chicago 36 points lead, Toronto 26 Montreal 25 Detroit 15 New York 15 Boston 13.
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Parilli Leads Patriots Past Bills Amid Draft Buzz
Babe Parilli faced boos in the first half but sparked a second half rally to beat the Buffalo Bills 17 to 7, tying Boston for the AFL Eastern lead. He earned Associated Press AFL Player of the Week after a 44 yard TD pass to Larry Garron and a 6 yard setup to Art Graham. San Diego debuts Keith Lincoln and Paul Lowe in a 27 0 win over Houston, leaving the Texans tied with Boston.
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Pro Basketball Results Show NBA Scores and Standings
Baltimore beat Los Angeles 118 to 98 while New York edged Detroit 120 to 119 and St. Louis defeated San Francisco 105 In Bridgeport Connecticut Billy Tsdale posted 179 points and Angel Oquendo scored 175 for New York Bridgeport hosted the event with 6 in the headline figures
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Patriots Seek First AFL East Title Against Houston
Boston Patriots face Houston in a critical Sunday clash led by quarterback Babe Parilli and end Charlie Hennigan. Holovak aims to control Hennigan with stronger passing, planning more throws from Parilli. Boston trails Houston in the Eastern Division and seeks a vital win despite past Texas losses.
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Falmouth tops Kennebunk 76 50 in season opener
Falmouth led early then pulled away in the third quarter to beat Kennebunk 76 50. Guard Jon Tupper scored 26 points while Captain Steve Kloth added key baskets and Roger Pinkos controlled the boards. Kennebunk's Phil Stirk led the Rams with 18 points as Kennebunk Jayvees won 64 57 in the preliminary.
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Miami bid for Liston Clay fight sparks Vegas doubt
Las Vegas backers say no threat to Las Vegas hosting the Liston Clay bout as Miami considers offering a $625,000 gate. Liston advisor Nilon meets with Miami sponsor MacDonald while Las Vegas figures backers including Ash Resnick and Jackie Gaughan weigh guarantees. Clay’s manager Faversham notes no site has been chosen and nothing is settled.
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Gordon College routs St Francis 101 81 on strong start
Gordon College Beverly Farms blasts St Francis 101 81 with a 51 26 first half edge. Barry Relyea Steve Irwin and Jack Shaw pace the attack while freshman Ronnie O’Brien keeps the Red Knights in the game with a key three point burst. Jimmy Craig adds 20 for Gordon as their defense clamps down after halftime adding to the decisive win.
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All-American Girls Squad Defeats Roy and Perreault Oilers
The touring Moore's All-American Red Heads defeated the Roy and Perreault Oilers 67 to 60 in an exhibition at Biddeford High School Steve White gym before about 400 fans. Bessie Shelton led with 24 points for the winners. Norm Bernard led the Oilers with 22.
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Navy May Have Tricks In 64th Army Nab Way
AP report discusses Navy coach Wayne Hardin's reputation for pregame surprises against Army in their 64th meeting at Philadelphia. Examples include annual gimmicks from luminous Flam ing Mamie helmets in 1961 to Jolly Roger and Beat Army banners, with Navy winning scores of 43-12, 17-12, 13-7, and 34-14 in recent contests.
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Dodgers Fire Back at Owners Over First Year Player Rule
Dodgers stars Drysdale and Walls blasted owners for not backing veterans and for the first year player rule, arguing it harms veterans, fans, and baseball while rosters clog with inexperienced rookies. They spoke after a player-owner meeting and urged one more roster spot for eight-year veterans, despite owners signaling little appetite to approve.
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Bellamy Paces Bullet Victory Over Lakers
Baltimore Bullets center Walt Bellamy starred in a 118-98 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, scoring 48 points and grabbing 29 rebounds to fuel a three game winning streak. Len Chappell and Ray Scott each scored 30 for Detroit in a 120-119 win over the Pistons. Chappell’s late basket capped a 26 lead changes and ended New York’s five-game skid.
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Pro Football Draft Signings Roundup by AFL Teams
Crenshaw and Arkansas tackle Bob Clay. Baltimore Chicago and Los Angeles have signed their top selections the Colts getting Indiana back Marv Woodson the Bears grabbing Tennessee tackle Dick Evey and the Rams coming up with Utah State quarterback Bill Munson Los Angeles also has signed Occidental quarterback Bill Rendell a free agent Pittsburgh has signed Jackson State tackle Ben McGee No 4 Besides Beathard the Chiefs have signed two futures New Mexico State back Preacher Pilot and Georgia Tech back Joe Auer Oakland s AFL entry as nailed its fourth and nine selections Boston U linebackers Bill Budness and John Williamson Louisiana Tech guard Elsewhere in the AFL Buffalo has signed Boston U halfback George Byrd Tulsa and J B Simmons and a free agent halfback Bob Curington of North Carolina College Houston has signed No 5 pick Texas A M halfback Sid Blanks and Denver has signed No 7 Ray Kubala Texas A M tackle
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