No Resentment as Packers Look Past Hornung Absence
The Packers lost 20 17 to the College All Stars at Soldier Field as Paul Hornung’s gambling case shadows the team. Veterans call Hornung a leader and say the club will miss him more as a man than as a player, with Tommy Davis stepping in to fill his halfback role.
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Vince
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Tom Miller
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College players learn baseball through new foundation
Bob Stewart and Walter Shannon formed the National Collegiate Baseball Foundation to create a summer league giving college players a nonpaying proving ground. The pilot program in Central Illinois aims to test readiness for the pros while providing work and housing with community support.
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Record 870 Yearlings Nominated for 1965 Little Brown Jug
Delaware Ohio UPI reports a record 870 yearling Standardbreds have been nominated for the 1965 Little Brown Jug the 20th annual classic for pacers.
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Tennis Tourney Set for August 10 in Quitaque
The Quitaque tennis invitational will start August 20 with finals on Sunday, August 25. Supt. Johnny Mason notes entry is $1 per event, with divisions for grade school and high school, plus open, for boys and girls and men and women in singles and doubles.
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Boxing Results From New York Philadelphia and Houston
UPI reports Pete Toro 145 outpoints Irish Johnny Gilden 144 in New York while Len Matthews 134 stops Manuel Alvarez 141 in Philadelphia. Jesse Smith 157 defeats Victor Zalazar 164 in Buenos Aires. Clebeland Williams 215 knocks out Kirk Barrow 19 in Spokane.
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Jesse Smith
Victor Zalazar
Houston
Clebeland Williams
Kirk Barrow
Spokane
Wasla
Bills Acquire One Lose One In A lopsided NFL trade
The Bills acquired flanker Bill Miller from Kansas City while losing rookie end Jim Moss to a broken ankle. Miller, an All America repeat, will switch to split end. Moss may miss the season. Denver cut seven players including Ron Miller. Chiefs released Sam Leonard. Jets added Bob Clemens and Winston Hill. Lions sold Karl Kassulke to Minnesota. Colts waived Bill Kirchiro and Dee Mackey.
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Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Bob Clemens
Winston Hill
Detroit Lions
Karl Kassulke
Minnesota
Bill Kirchiro
Dee Mackey
Iron Man Streaks Define Era Of 1963 Baseball Season
Baseball fans note famed iron men who played every game including Brooks Robinson who extended his Orioles streak despite injuries. Dick Groat and others cite the 162 game schedule and travel demands shaping such endurance feats across the 1963 season.
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Spahn Becomes All-Time Left-Handed Strikeout King
Warren Spahn tied and then surpassed previous records by fanning his 2,382nd career left-handed strikeout in a 4-3 win over the Dodgers, securing his place as the major leagues’ all-time leader while the Braves beat Los Angeles. He added his 14th win of the season despite tendonitis earlier that week.
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San Antonio Extends Texas League Lead With 4-2 Win
San Antonio beat El Paso 4-2 behind Ray Cordiero four hit game to open a 2 game lead over Austin in the Texas League pennant race. Tulsa edged Austin 3-1 while Albuquerque defeated Amarillo 4-2 in other action. the Amarillo-Albuquerque nightcap was rain shortened.
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Jim Flynn
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Larry Jaster
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Jim Ward
Ken Fruchter
Amarilo
Don Prince
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Summertime continuing with scattered Texas showers and heat
A weather update reports showers from the Edwards Plateau to Central Texas and increasing activity along a line from the lower Pecos Valley to East Texas. Cooler readings in northern Texas contrasted with heat in South Texas. five day forecast calls for near normal temps overall. Violent storms hit Dallas Fort Worth Hurst Abilene and Miles with varied rainfall totals across cities.
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League STANDINGS AND SCHEDULES REPORT
National League summary shows Pittsburgh at New York under rain with games postponed. Chicago at Philadelphia, San Francisco at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Milwaukee among night matchups. American League standings list New York leading with 74‑40, Minnesota 65‑52, Baltimore 66‑54, Cleveland 57‑62, Boston 58‑58, Kansas City 53‑62, Los Angeles 55‑66, Detroit 51‑64, Washington 42‑75. Tuesday results include Chicago 3 Cleveland 0 and Baltimore 6 Minnesota 1 with others postponed. Thursday card lists Washington at Los Angeles and Detroit at Kansas City among night games.
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Bobcat Football Team Sets Uniforms and Workouts Schedule
The 1963 Bobcat football season begins with uniforms issued Monday at 8 a.m. at Bobcat Gym and a 7 p.m. workout at Fair Park Stadium. Twice-daily practices will continue until school starts, with physicals at Fox Clinic Sunday at 2 p.m. Coach Bob Hart invites any interested high school boys to join the team.
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Hornung Offered Return by Columbia Raiders
Paul Hornung, suspended by the NFL for betting on his own team, received a contract invitation from the semi pro Columbia Raiders in Columbia Pennsylvania. The club asked him to come to discuss a potential deal.
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