Bauer Named Best Pilot in Sports Pitch for 1964
HAMMERIN HANK BAUER of the Baltimore Orioles won the American League Manager of the Year award with 53 votes from 83 writers. He led a club reconstituted from Billy Hitchcock through a season that saw Wally Bunker win 19 games and Sam Bowens drive in 71 as Baltimore finished behind New York yet ahead of Chicago and Detroit.
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Managerial moves and honors in 1960s baseball era
The text notes a Kansas City Athletics pilot in 1961 and 1962 moving to Baltimore as a coach for the 1963 season. It also states Gene Mauch, who guided Philadelphia to its best finish in 14 seasons and a second place deadlock with Cincinnati, was named AP National League Manager of the Year earlier in the week.
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Swami Dick $ez: high school results roundup
Bangor over Cony Edward Little defeated Biddeford South Portland beat Cheverus St Louis topped Deering Lewiston over Stephens Portland over Thornton Waterville defeated Sanford John Bapst won against Brewer Brunswick prevailed over Westbrook Crosby defeated Old Town Mexico beat Farmington Showhegan surpassed Gardiner Lawrence won against Winslow Oxford Hills beat Kennebunk Madison over MCI Old Orchard Beach or Morse Livermore Falls over Jay Fryeburg beat Proctor Gould over Hall-Dale Traip over Williams York defeated Leavitt
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Pro Basketball Scores and Schedule From AP
The Associated Press reports NBA results with Los Angeles 106 defeating New York 96. Upcoming games list Baltimore at Cincinnati New York at San Francisco and Saturday matchups Detroit at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia San Francisco at Los Angeles Baltimore at St. Louis.
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Boxing results report from Erie and Ghent shows two decisions
In Erie Gene Toran stopped Fernand Chretien in the third round at 135 pounds. In Ghent Carlos Van Neste defeated Michel Binker after Binker was disqualified for biting in the fourth round, detailing the middleweight bout outcomes.
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Havlicek Out Weekend For Celtics With Ward Debut
Boston ap reports John Havlicek will miss two weekend games due to knee trouble. Gerry Ward makes his Celtics debut against Detroit and Cincinnati while KC Jones and Havlicek rest. Red Auerbach praises Ward as rugged and ready to adapt to the team. Rookie John Thompson earns a look at center with Mel Counts backing Bill Russell.
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ERA Crowns Won By Chance And Koufax
New York AP Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels and Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers win ERA crowns for 1964. Chance led the AL with 1.65 and Koufax the NL at 1.74, the lowest NL mark since 1933. Both earned runs helped by long careers with 20 and 19 wins respectively.
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Thornton Academy Homecoming Game Saturday
Thornton Academy will host Portland High in the annual Homecoming Day football game this Saturday at 1 30. The event offers free admission to parents of football and cross country team members and a tea with coaches and wives at Headmaster Robert L Bowie's home after the game.
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Ullman Stuns Rangers as Red Wings Sweep
Detroit trounced New York 3-1 as Norm Ullman scored twice, including the deciding goal, while Roger Crozier stopped 22 of 23 shots. The win lifts Detroit to a one point NHL lead, with Montreal and Toronto tied for second after a 2-2 draw.
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Braves Obtain Bank Loan On Player Contracts
BOSTON AP George Blanda, famed aerial gunner, leads Houston into a matchup against Boston as the Patriots fight to stay alive in the Eastern Division. Boston trails Buffalo by 22 games and cannot afford another loss. Ankles of cornerbacks Shonta and Webb are pivotal with Houston 2-6 and injured linebackers. Parilli needs two TD passes to match his career high. Graham’s return boosts Boston. Holovak calls the NY loss our worst game ever and lists Graham’s return as key.
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Bowling Titles On Line In Twin City Weekend Matches
The first ten strings of twin city bowling title matches for men and women will be at Pastime Bowling Center Biddeford this weekend. Ladies champion Annabelle Cleary faces Doris Saucier at 4 p m Saturday, as defending champion Cleary is favored while Saucier has shown strong form. Men's champion Bob Nolette meets Chick Choroszy at 1 p m Sunday, following Don Saucier withdrawing to activate the challengers list. Choroszy holds edge on average as both bowlers push hard.
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Gillis Defends Western Maine Crown Saturday
Gillis defends his Western Maine bowling title at 20th Century Lanes Saturday at 4 30 p m meeting Gus Crochere of Augusta in the second half of their title match Gillis holds a 73 pin lead entering the final half and will bowl on his home lanes Crochere is a newcomer in championship contests though veteran in state sweepstakes First half scores were 1 168 for Gillis and 1 095 for Crochere.
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Saco Little League Plans Sponsor Dance
Officers of the Saco Little League will meet with the League’s Auxiliary to draw up plans for a League sponsored dance to be held soon. Tonight’s meeting is set for 7 in the Recreation Department office.
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Maroon Eleven at Thornton Field Saturday in tough matchup
Leach says Leach says Maroon Eleven faces Portland High at Thorn ton Field Saturday at 1 30. Portland is big with solid record though last week's loss not indicative. Co captain Eric Cote out will hurt Maroon, while rest of squad reports minimal injuries.
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Hand Selections Winners In NFL AFL Upset Picks
Jack Hand lists picks for an NFL and AFL Sunday slate. Upset of the week Oakland and Kansas City games highlighted along with Buffalo and Baltimore favored to win. Notes past performance 54-28-5 in NFL and 21-8-2 in AFL.
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Free Agent Draft and New Commissioner Tops MLB Summit
Major league owners opened a three day summit in Phoenix discussing a free agent draft modeled after professional football, selecting a commissioner to replace retiring Ford Frick, and building a central headquarters for all baseball officials. A screening committee will narrow candidates for a vote by owners, with the draft potentially starting in 1965 pending Saturday approval. The plan aims to streamline liaison among commissioners league presidents and minor league heads, possibly in New York Chicago or Los Angeles.
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Notre Dame Declines Bowl Bid Despite Undefeated Run
Notre Dame, atop the AP rankings after an unbeaten season, will not accept any bowl invitation per Athletic Director Ed Krausse. Pitt, once leading a 2-7 slide, now hosts the No. 1 Irish while Pitt sits 2-3-2. Bowl promoters remain hopeful, but South Bend remains firm on not playing in bowls. Bear Bryant’s Alabama and LSU also draw bowls despite injuries and mixed records.
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Hockey Scores and Standings From Latest NHL Actions
Detroit defeats New York 3 to 1 while Toronto earns a 2 to 2 result with Montreal. No games scheduled as Chicago visits Montreal and New York plays Toronto.
Braves seek move to Atlanta amid Milwaukee legal fight
Milwaukee County has a court order to keep the Braves at County Stadium through 1965 while the team and majority owner Bartholomay press for relocation. John McHale testified the club used contracts as loan collateral for a $3 million bank loan, as a Delaware corporation with Chicago operations contends for federal jurisdiction. The hearing focused on ownership moves to Chicago and the 12-6 vote to transfer the National League franchise to Atlanta.
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