West Texas grid hopefuls 53 turnout for Kerbel squad
West Texas coach Joe Kerbel aims to select 53 players from more than fifty hopefuls for the Buffalo squad on November 1, planning two workouts then trimming to one daily session as the season opener against Arlington State looms.
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Major League Leaders National and American Leaders Highlight
United Press International lists top players by league with batting averages and totals. Groat Davis Cimente Pinson Mays White Santo Williams Kaline Pearson Wagner Rollins Malzone Howard Ward and others lead in runs batted in and batting. Notable pitchers include McCovey Koufax Spahn and Ford with standout records.
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Detroit leads Olympic site signatures with 15276 petitioners
Up to 15276 people have signed petitions urging Detroit as the site for the 1968 Olympic Games. An unusual signer was Edward Draves of Lyon France who said he hopes the Olympics are not held in France.
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Boston shines in hurdles and broad jump win
Ralph Boston of Los Angeles took two events at the Barcelona meet, clocking 14.6 seconds in the 100 meter hurdles and leaping 2 feet 9 inches in the broad jump. Aqueduct Raceway reopens with a Fall Highweight Handicap on a 30 day fall meet. Eddie Johnson wins 10 mile race at Watkins Glen clocking 93.41 mph for 100 miles in the U S Auto Club event.
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Musial Leads Cardinals Past Giants as Dodgers Slump Gathers
Stan Musial fueled a 6-3 St Louis win over San Francisco, narrowing the NL lead to 5 4 games as the Dodgers drop a 3-1 decision to Cincinnati. The Twins split a Washington doubleheader while Bruce Killebrew and Allison pace Minnesota in a second-place rally. Don Drysdale suffered the loss for Los Angeles.
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Stan Musial Lesson: Patience, Adaptation Behind Hall of Fame Career
The article reflects on Stan Musial retiring after 22 major league seasons. It notes his early wish to be a pitcher, the arm trouble that nearly ended his career, and how a minor league manager guided him to outfield. His perseverance led to lasting fame and record achievements.
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VanderKelen to Start In Vikings Exhibition at Hershey
NFL pre season notes indicate Ron VanderKelen will start for the Minnesota Vikings against the Philadelphia Eagles in Hershey Pennsylvania. Coach Norm Van Brocklin announced the rookie QB will get the baptism while new tackles Billy Wilson and George Holtz join the roster.
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Four-Vehicle Collision Reports And Minor Injuries
Police report shows Miss Waltermire and Miss Harrington in separate cars involved in a left turn and passing collision on Avenue F and 10th Street with light damage and no injuries. Separate eastbound crashes on Avenue F near 8th Street leave light damage. Rutledge rear-ends Eutley as he turns. A third crash at Avenue E and Fifth Street leads to tickets for excessive speed and improper turn with no injuries and considerable damage.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From American League and National League
New York leads the American League with 83 wins. Minnesota 72 and Chicago 71 follow as Baltimore and Cleveland trail. In the NL St Louis 72 and San Francisco 71 pace the league standings with Philadelphia 71 and Milwaukee 69 close behind. Results include Minnesota 5 Washington 2 and 7-3 games, with a busy schedule across cities like Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Kansas City Boston New York and Baltimore through Tuesday Wednesday matchups and night games.
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Vanguard Civil Rights March Draws Thousands in Washington
A midnight deadline loomed for government workers arriving in Washington for the civil rights march. A. Philip Randolph urged nonstop demonstrations nationwide to push Kennedy's civil rights bill as weather forecasters predicted near perfect conditions with highs in the upper 80s.
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Incomplete Veterans oficer recruitment remarks quoted
The quote lists physical and education qualifications for a veteran officer position. It notes a weight per height ratio and 20 20 vision without glasses. It ends with the invitation come on in the water is fine implying recruitment openness.
Quick facts about U S Savings Bond benefits
The Treasury Department keeps microfilm records for every Savings Bond sold so lost destroyed or stolen bonds can be replaced at no cost. Savings Bonds are widely held and promote national security by supporting America. You get $4 for every $3 at maturity and can redeem anytime with free replacement if lost or stolen. Automatic payroll savings help you save.
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