Football Stars Join Unemployed Army in League Shakeup
Former stars Bobby Walston and George Shaw joined pro football’s growing unemployed army. Walston was released by the Boston Patriots after a 12 year Eagles career. Shaw was placed on the Denver Broncos waiver list after years with the Colts Giants and Vikings. Giants cut Charley Janerette and Jim Collier. Mitchell at Redskins underwent tests. Steelers left training camp early due to water shortage. Jets expect injured Huack and Atkins ready for Sunday exhibition versus Patriots.
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Nigerian Boxer Tiger Promised $100000 Title Purse
A $100000 purse is promised for Dick Tiger to defend his middleweight title this year or next against Joey Giardello. Tiger must first defend versus Laszlo Papp, unless Papp withdraws in Vienna or the United States. Co manager Jersey Jones says a Giardello defense will follow if Papp withdraws, or next year if Tiger keeps the title against Papp. A Giardello supporters syndicate led by Joe Ponaccorso guarantees the $100000 to defend in the United States under Garden State Sports Corp of Teaneck, N J.
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Teaneck
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Bullets Hold Thin TL Lead With Big Win
San Antonio Bullets walloped the Albuquerque Dukes 9-1 as Ed Olivares and J C Hartman hit two run homers and the team piled up 14 hits. The win preserves the Bullets two game Texas League lead while Austin Sena tors shut out Amarillo 6-0 in other action.
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Albuquerque Dukes
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Amarillo
White Sox Eye Second Place After Sweep Of Indians
The Chicago White Sox moved a full game ahead of the Minnesota Twins in the chase for second with an 8-3 and 3-1 doubleheader sweep of Cleveland. Pizarro earned his 16th win with 10 strikeouts, Fisher and Brosnan backed strong pitching, while Baltimore and others shuffled in the pennant race. In the NL, Reds beat Dodgers 9-5, Pirates 7-2 over Mets, Braves 9-1 over Colts, Giants 5-3 over Cardinals, Phillies 8-7 over Cubs.
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Washington
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New York Mets
Panhandle Cooled As Arctic Front Drops Heat Across Region
Cooler air cooled the Panhandle with up to 12 degree drops and scattered showers, while Central Texas remained hot. Lubbock saw about .16 inch of rain and a front that lowered highs to around 90. Alpine 63 and Dallas 81 marked the temperature range as Presidio hit 106 and Fort Worth logged 104.
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Oilers Top Sun Kings 2 1 in Compact Win
Tulsa Oilers edged El Paso Sun Kings 2 1 to move into second place. Tonight's schedule features Amarillo at Austin San Antonio at Albuquerque and Tulsa at El Paso.
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Texas Labor On Record For Civil Rights Guarantee
Texas organized labor moved to secure civil rights for all races and threaten boycotts against noncompliant employers. Delegates urged Gov. Connally to call a special legislative session, erase discrimination, and form a bi racial committee while backing non discrimination clauses in contracts. The convention denounced the Black Muslim movement and White Citizens' councils, marking the strongest labor stand on civil rights in state history.
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Playboy Baronet Becomes Lightning Rod In Train Robbery Case
London reports claim women detectives tailing a titled playboy tied to suspects in Britain's 7.3 million train robbery. Scotland Yard denies the report. The Daily Mail notes a baronet linked to missing suspects. nine arrests made, scores sought, loot about 768 031 recovered.
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the Mail
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Cheddington
Ty Cobb's rookie season noted in career arc
Detroit report notes Ty Cobb batted .240 in 1905, his first major league season, and he never dropped below .300 again in a career that lasted until 1928.
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UPI
Ty Cobb
Five Big Golf Names Absent in Denver Open
Denver Open sponsors expect strong crowds near 35 000 despite the absence of Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Julius Boros and Tony Lema. Pro Noble Chalfant of Golf Inc says top pros will still attract viewers as the four day event at Denver Country Club proceeds with a 6 7 yard course. Defending champ Bob Goalby and other stars like Bob Charles Jerry Barber Billy Casper Don Finsterwald Jay Hebert Phil Rodgers George Bayer Bob Rosburg Jacky Cupit Dave Hill Ken Venturi and Doug Sanders are listed among entrants.
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Don Finsterwald
Jay Hebert
Phil Rodgers
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Bob Rosburg
Jacky Cupit
Dave Hill
Ken Venturi
Doug Sanders
Governor Connally avoids comment as civil rights march passes
Governor Connally was in his office as demonstrators marched past the capitol toward Wooldridge Park in Austin. He issued a statement saying he was glad no serious incident occurred as police surrounded the route. Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker condemned the march as pro Kennedy and pro Communist. The Indignant White Citizens Council failed to rally support for segregation with only four backers joining Grand Prairie grocer Bob Joiner.
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Fulbright Eyes Narrower Vote on Treaty Ratification
Fulbright said he expected fewer than 20 votes against the treaty after today's hearings and closed-door session. The committee chair indicated the report would be ready for members next Tuesday or Wednesday, with debate to start the following Monday September 9. A two thirds majority is required for ratification.
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Fulbright
Kodak announces International Color Competition for World’s Fair
Kodak unveils a global color photography contest open to amateurs and professionals in 80 countries aimed at showcasing life around the world. From thousands of entries, 300 will be exhibited at the Kodak pavilion at the World’s Fair and worldwide.
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Eastmer Kodak Company
Kodak
L. V. Burrows
Burrows
United States
Rochester
New York
Television listings for multiple stations and programs
Local TV schedules list programs by channel and time for KFDX KGNC KVIL and KFDA. It covers cartoons westerns crime dramas comedies news weather and late night shows with alerts on the daily sign off and late-night repeats.
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Kfdx TV
Miss Brook
Television Listings August 30 1963 KFOX KGNC KAUZ KFDA
TV guide style rundown of daytime and evening programs across local stations detailing show titles times and network slots for KFOX KGNC KAUZ and KFDA with hosts news weather and entertainment segments listed. The page reads as a dense schedule fragment with multiple channels and time blocks.
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Kfox TV
Weather Today
NBC News
N.B.C
Kgnc TV
Channel 4
Major Comar
King
Odie Sho
Ruth Brent
Kauz-Tv
Perspective
Riley
Captain Kangaro
Pete & Gladys
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