Len Dawson Named Back of the Week for 1964 Season
Len Dawson of Purdue, an 18 year old from Alliance Ohio, earned APs first back of the week honor after engineering a 27 14 upset of Notre Dame. He completed seven of 12 passes for 185 yards with four touchdowns and added a field goal conversion.
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Stars Play Springwoods Final Game at Beardsley Park
The Dentato All-Stars meet Springboard A. A. in the season finale Sunday at 10 30 a m at Beardsley Park. Joe Caiola will pitch for the All-Stars and Al Fireman Bike for the Woods.
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Cubs Sign Stan Hack To One Year Contract
Chicago Cubs announced manager Stan Hack and his coaching staff Rod Scheffing Dutch Leonard and Ray Blades signed one year contracts for next season. Hack who played third base with Cubs spent five years in the farm system before taking over as skipper last spring after Phil Cavarretta left for the White Sox. Under Hack the Cubs went 64 90 finishing seventh in the 1954 NL race. He expressed disappointment but said the club is beginning to see the light for next year.
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Woodward Named Newark Star-Ledger Sports Editor
R Stanley Woodward was appointed sports editor of the Newark Star-Ledger, succeeding Frank Casale. Formerly with the New York Herald Tribune and Miami Daily News, he will start duties Monday and begin his column The Woodshed early next week.
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Winter Draft Set For November 22 In New York
Major league clubs will hold the annual winter draft of minor league players on November 22 in New York. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the event, noting last year’s draft took place in Atlanta.
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World Series Viewing Puzzles Over Avila Swing
The sport section notes viewers puzzled by Bobby Avila’s halfhearted swing at a Hoyt Wilhelm knuckler. Chuck Dressen explains Wilhelm’s unpredictable grip and break. The piece reflects on weary teams and recalls the 1942 Cardinals and 1941 Yankees dominance amid a four games to one Cardinals defeat of New York.
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Defeat deepens respect for Al Lopes in World Series
In defeat Al Lopes earned broad admiration from sports writers for his calm, courteous demeanor and humor under pressure. The Tampa native’s gesture toward Bob Lemon after removing him in the fifth inning of the final game epitomized his classy conduct.
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Stanky Discusses Musial and Tigers Outlook
Eddie Stanky discusses Stan Musial’s late slump in the National League race and Musial’s line drive outs. Freddie Hutchinson talks with us in a Cleveland hotel lobby about Detroit and next year’s outlook, including Bucky Harris taking the Detroit job and Cleveland’s 111-win bid.
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Bell backs officials over Rams dirty football charges
Philadelphia October 5 Bert Bell commissioner of the National Football League backed the game officials and said he plans no action regarding charges that the Los Angeles Rams employed dirty football against San Francisco’s party-nine group.
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Chappy's Pass Wins Wellesley Purse at Suffolk Downs
George Hettinger, back in form on the New England circuit, rode Chappy's Pass to a three length victory in the Wellesley Purse at Suffolk Downs on a fast track. Swede Pete finished second while Hasty Break, the 12,022 crowd’s favorite, settled third. The three year old gelding carried 118 pounds in 1:12 2-5 and paid 8.40 to win with a $51.60 daily double.
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Togo Palazzi Signs with the Boston Celtics
Togo Palazzi, captain of Holy Cross 1953-54 NIT champions, signed to play for the Boston Celtics. The Union, New Jersey native was Cal to first draft choice, MVP in NIT and Sugar Bowl, and 10th in the nation with 670 points. Celtics start camp in Cambridge before an 18 game exhibition slate.
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Joanne Goodwin Leads Rhode Island Golf Tourney
Plymouth teen Joanne Goodwin, the 18 year old Massachusetts champion, led at the halfway mark of the Nicole Endicott Cup at the Rhode Island Country Club. She posted 81 with a 42 on the front nine and two over 39 on the back nine, one stroke ahead of Mrs. Frederick Davis as others stumble.
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Austria's Karl Schafer World Champion Skater
Karl Schafer of Austria held the world champion title in figure skating during the early part of the 20th century, securing prominence in international competitions from 100 through 19836 in the historical record.
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