Keane Named NL Manager Of The Year In 1963
Johnny Keane of the St. Louis Cardinals was named National League Manager of the Year for 1963 in a AP poll. He led a surprising second place finish behind Walter Alston of the Dodgers, receiving 53 of 71 votes. The Cardinals rallied late, built on steady pitching by Broglio and Gibson, and solid hitting from Groat White Boyer Flood Musial and McCarver.
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Johnny Keane
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Associated Press
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Walter Alston
Los Angelesers
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phils
Dodgers
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Je Broglio
Bob Gibson
Dick Groat
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Curt Flood
Stan Musial
Tim McCarver
York County field day offers practice for hunters at Stickney Lodge
The York County Fish and Game Association hosts its annual field day at Stickney Lodge Route 35 Lyman with skeet trap and running deer targets. Brad Bedard aims for a record turnout as shooters sharpen aim before partridge or pheasant hunts while warnings about hunter safety echo through the report.
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NHL Results Report From Tuesday and Upcoming Games
The Associated Press recap notes a 4 4 tie between Montreal and Boston while Detroit hosts Chicago and Chicago visits Detroit later in the schedule. New York played at Chicago with the day’s results listed alongside others.
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Fights Last Night Boxing Roundup
Houston scene saw Cleveland Williams weighing 213 outpoint Rischer 194. Fresno featured Isaac Logart 147 outpoint Gabe Terronez 147 in ten rounds. New York bout had Bob Cassidy 154 outpoint Dom Ortiz 153 over six. Terry Downes of England stopped Rudolf Nehring of West Germany in three.
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Rischer
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Ey Fresno
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Isaac Logart
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Gabe Terronez
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Bob Cassidy
Levittown
N.Y
Domo Ortiz
Hoboken
N.J
Ndon
Terry Downes
England
Rudolf Nehring
West Germany
Boston Bruins Open Season With Deadlock
Boston Bruins opened the season with a 4-4 tie against the Montreal Canadiens at Boston Garden. Murray Oliver scored twice as part of his high scoring line, with Johnny Bucyk and Tom Williams adding two points each. Williams opened Boston's scoring and assisted on the final tally, while Bucyk earned two assists.
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Cepeda reconciles with wife after divorce filing confusion
San Francisco Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda and his wife Anna are back together after a turbulent 24 hours. Cepeda signed a divorce complaint Monday night, but after his attorney Marvin Lewis reported the filing and Cepeda denied divorce plans, Cepeda stated he is reconciled and as happy as when they married.
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St Louis Junior High beats Beach in 19 13 game at high school field
Old Orchard Beach grade school fell 19 to 13 as St. Louis Junior High moved ahead with a 16 yard end sweep by Don Cyr, a 25 yard pass from Ron Cote to Dick Bellerose, and a 15 year pass to Rene Simard. Ladakakos scored twice for Old Orchard Beach.
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Fryeburg Academy Defeats Thornton Academy 3-2 in Saco
Dorothea Vlahakos coached Fryeburg Academy field hockey upset Thornton Academy 3-2 in the season opener. Sophomore Susan Rankin scored all three Fryeburg goals while TA senior Peggy Rogers replied with both Thornton goals. Fryeburg begins a ten game slate with nine remaining contests.
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Falmouth Edges Gosselin's In Pony League Match
Gosselin's Contractors lost to Falmouth by 11 pins at 20th Century Lanes Biddeford. Falmouth totaled 1,495 led by H. Clark 329 and Benny Leonard 330 while Gosselin's 1,484 featured Bob Nolette 348. This was Gosselin's second straight loss in their Pony League debut season.
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Biddeford Yearlings Beat St Louis 13 6 on Fumbles
Biddeford High Frosh under coach Randy Walker defeated St Louis fledglings 13 to 6 at St Louis Alumni Field. Demers opened scoring on a 40 yard roll out, Nolette added the PAT, McLeavey sealed it with a two yard rush after a fumble. Six fumbles by St Louis helped the Tigers climb to 2-0 while St Louis drops to 1-1. Lauzon scored for St Louis and an 85 yard drive produced the third quarter tally.
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Coach Aims to Diversify Wilt Chamberlain’s Play
San Francisco coach Alex Hannum plans to change Wilt Chamberlain’s role with the Warriors. He wants more movement and team offense beyond scoring, plus improved defense, to lift a club that underperformed last season. Hannum replaces Bob Feerick after the 3140 63 season and speaks before a series of exhibitions starting in Stockton, California.
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Burns Falls to South Berwick Junior High 12-6
South Berwick Junior High defeated Burns School 12 to 6 on Thornton Academy field. South Berwick scored in the second and third quarters on short rushes while Burns broke through late with a 53 yard pass from Boissonneault to Ken Grace for the touchdown. Burn’s defense stifled most of the game before the fourth quarter surge.
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Staubach Leads Navy Offense In Early Season
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach dominates the early season statistics, accounting for 61.9 percent of Navy yardage with 789 of 1,275. He has 185, 297, and 307 yard games against West Virginia, William and Mary, and Michigan, respectively, and has completed 78.1 percent of passes for 614 yards with 175 rushing yards. Staubach leads in total offense and forward passing according to the NCAA Service Bureau.
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Michigan
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Tulsa
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Texas Western
John Hughes Named Week's Best Lineman
DALLAS AP John Hughes of SMU earned AP Lineman of the Week after a hard defensive effort against Air Force in the Cotton Bowl. The Texas 205 pound linebacker, despite a twisted ankle, totaled 11 unassisted tackles, recovered a fumble, batted passes, and jarred a reception loose for a fumble while playing mostly on one leg. He collapsed in the tunnel and needed cold towels from coach Hayden Fry.
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Dodgers sweep Yankees after secret scouting report
Los Angeles Dodgers swept the New York Yankees four games to win the World Series. A 19 page leaf paper scouting report compiled by Al Campanis and aides Lefty Phillips and Ted McGrew guided pitches by Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres and Don Drysdale. The notes detailed Yankee strengths weaknesses and pitchers’ tendencies enabling the Dodgers to neutralize the AL powerhouse.
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Thornton Freshmen defeat Lincoln Junior High 12-0 on Deering field
Thornton Freshmen posted a 12 to 0 win over Lincoln Junior High at Deering High School Field. Pat Chapman starred with both touchdowns in a strong backfield performance while Tom Kimball shone on defense for the Randy White-Phil Curtis coached squad.
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Athletes Named For Tokyo Sports Week
New York John Pennell of Miami the first 17 foot pole vaulter Olympians Harold and Olga Connolly and Pan American diving champions Bob Webster and Linda Cooper head a group of 21 athletes named by the AAU Tuesday to participate in the Tokyo International Sports Week October 11 through 16.
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John Pennel
Miami
Harold
Olga Connolly
Bob Webster
Linda Cooper
AAU
Tokyo
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