Libel award implications for Coach Butts and others
The article analyzes tax and financial effects of the 3.06 million libel verdict against the Saturday Evening Post in favor of Wally Butts, and the parallel suit by Paul Bryant. It outlines potential tax burdens, timing of payments, and possible financial outcomes for Butts, the Post, and the Treasury, noting appeals and historic libel awards as context.
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Ralston Tries To Shake Off Old Booboo At Forest Hills
Forest Hills NY veteran tennis star Dennis Ralston says he wants focus and peace as he opens the National Championships. He recalls a past suspension while noting fans dwell on his teenage days. Top players McKinley Emerson Fletcher and Wilson advance or compete in early rounds as the event begins.
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Australia
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Dave Hill Strokes Ahead At Denver Open
Slender Dave Hill tightened his grip with a 67 on Friday to lead the Denver Open by two strokes at 135, as Jay Hebert 64 and Al Geiberger 64 pace the chase among 148 pros and amateurs at Denver Country Club. Venturi and others linger just behind, with rough winds and rain shaping the round.
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Jim Ferree
Don Finsterwald
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Bill Johnston
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Frank Heard
Rex Easter Jr
Jacky Cupit
Charles Condy
Fort Worth
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Pro Football Exhibition Scores From National League
In a National League exhibition Dallas beat San Francisco 37 to 24 while Pittsburgh defeated Detroit 22 to 7 in recent show games.
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Michaels kicks five field goals as Steelers top Lions
Pittsburgh's Low Michaels set an NFL exhibition record with five field goals in a 22-7 win over Detroit at Tiger Stadium. Bobby Layne watched as his old teams faced off while Steelers forced four interceptions and four fumbles, turning the miscues into points.
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Gail Cogdill
Roger Brown
DodgersBeatGiants 3-1 to Tight NL pennant race
Drysdale scattered nine hits and drove in the tie breaking run as the Dodgers beat the Giants 3-1 to hold a seven game lead. Gilliam and Roseboro provided the other runs while Boyer blasted a three run homer for St Louis in a separate stretch. Marichal started for San Francisco seeking his 20th win, but Drysdale's middle hit sealed the game.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight Friday Night Action
The report covers American and National League standings, Friday results, and upcoming games. Key events include Los Angeles beating Kansas City, St Louis routing Philadelphia, and Boston, New York, Cleveland, and Chicago posting wins or losses. It notes Mitch and Cecil Bonds era context, and features the minor league outburst by the Yankees, with a focus on Aaron and Killebrew chase and historic home run pace.
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Warren Boosters Set Bus Tour For Corry Game
Warren to Corry bus trip opens the 1963 Warren Area High School football season. A Warren side section will be roped off for booster buses. Beaver coach Lou Hanna expects over 4,500, a league opener for both teams. First Warren Beavers meeting since 1956. Game under lights Saturday September 7.
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Fred Bell
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Benton Favored In 10 Round Bout With Johnny Smith
Middleweight Georgie Benton of Philadelphia, a 14 year veteran, faces Los Angeles puncher Johnny Smith in a 10 round national TV bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Benton is a 7-5 favorite, ranking fourth among 160-pounders, with a 49–8–1 record and 26 knockouts. Smith, 24, started pro career in 1959 and has KO power in 18 of 22 wins with six losses.
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Johnny the Kid
Los Angeles
Georgie Benton
Philadelphia
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Casey Mum On Future Might Go or Stay With Panthers
AP report from New York and Meadville details Casey Stengel’s evasive stance on managing next season. Stengel cites ongoing need for better hitting and defense, while Mets President George Weiss defers final decisions to the boss. Wengel’s contract ends season’s close as Mets struggle with a 42 40 record and 28 games remaining.
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Felding
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Big League Stars Shine As Drysdale Leads Win
Don Drysdale and Conners powered a 21 run win as Philadelphia faced hard pitching. Grout drove in four runs for Cirpiled Bt, lifting Louly into second in the National League with a one half homer and two RBIs.
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Dick Grout
Ron Set For Pro Debut In NFL Exhibition Night
The Associated Press reports quarterback Ron VanderKelen of the Minnesota Vikings is slated to start in the preseason opener in Hershey, Pennsylvania, against the Philadelphia Eagles. The NFL and AFL warmups feature teams across the league with several early-season implications and notable performances.
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