Bing Devine Returns as Cardinal General Manager
St. Louis Cardinal owner August A. Busch Jr. named Bing Devine general manager to replace Stan Musial, who asked to leave due to business and personal matters. Devine helped build the world champion club and will return after years with the Mets. Musial will stay as senior vice president.
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ST. Louis
Bing Devine
St. Louis Cardinal
New York
Cardinal
August A. Busch Jr
Devine
Stan Musial
Johnny Murphy
New York Mets
Sucl Tomata
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Mets
Johnny Keane
New York Yan
Kees
Musial
Acapulco
Mexico
Busch
Julius ‘Biggie’ Garagnani
Cage Scores From District Basketball Games
Titusville defeated Brookville 64 60 New Castle 64 55 Meadville lost 55 to Franklin 71 Hickory 68 beat Butler 45 Oil City 44 over Rocky Grove 93 Bradford 52 edged Warren 46 McDowell 69 over Conneaut Valley 0 Sharon 82 beat Sharpsville 46 Greenville 72 over Saegertown 55 Townville 78 over Perry 76 Pleasantville 68 defeated Jamestown 62 Rankin 69 over Mercer 56 Union City 64 beat Sparta 54 Lakeview 49 over Reynolds 43 Cambridge Springs 62 defeated Harborcreek 67 North East 87 over Eisenhower 50 Northwestern 73 over Conneaut Aire 66 Clarion 72 over Youngsville 70 Academy 89 over McLane 61 Erie East 90 over Wattsburg 53 Erie Prep 99 defeated Kennedy 51.
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Titusville
Brookville
New Castle
Meadville
Franklin
Hickory
Butler
Oil City
Rocky Grove
Keystone
Bradford
Warren
McDowell
Conneaut Valley
Rich Allen Hand Almost Perfect Again
Philadelphia slugger Rich Allen, who severed his wrist last summer, is near full recovery. An orthopedic surgeon at Temple University Hospital said his injured right hand is almost 100 percent fit with motion and strength equal to the left and evidence of nerve healing. Allen, who batted .307 with 23 homers and 77 RBIs, missed the final 40 games of the NL season.
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Philadelphia (Ap
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Temple University Hospital
Allen
Union City Bears Beat Sparta 64 54 on Spartans Home Court
Union City Bears toppled Sparta High 64 to 54 as Harvey Clough scored 22 for the visitors and Brem McKinney added 16. Sparta led early but fell behind and could not catch up, with Jerry Linden leading Sparta on 18 points and Brent Allen adding 16. Junior varsity mirrored the result, Little Spartans losing 31-22. Sparta hosts Saeger town Friday seeking a win.
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Sparta
Union City Bears
Spartans
Ben Nicklaus
Union City
Harvey Clough
Clough
Brem McKinney
Bears
Spartansburg
Jerry Linden
Brent Allen
Bear Cubs
Saegertown
Old Pals Aid Grove City Cagers
Grove City College, led by Jeff Claypool and Carl Cochran from Lexington, Ohio, defeated Carnegie-Mellon 82-65 as the duo's shooting sparked a late first half surge. Claypool scored 26, Cochran 21, with Jim Zeigler adding 13 and Mark Lang 20 for CMU. Indiana outlasted California 64-78 and Edinboro crushed Slippery Rock 84-56 in other Western Pennsylvania games.
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Associated Press
Jeff Claypool
John Cochran
Lexington
Ohio
Grove City College
Claypool
Cochran
Grove City
Grovers
Carnegie-Mellon
Tartans
Jim Zeigler
Mark Lang
Carnegie-Melion
Indiana
California
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Western Pennsylvania
Gary Lepek
Indians
Les Shoop
Hon
Dave Bodak
Harry Jenkins
Frank Smith
Don Dugan
Ed Maslyk
USC Coach Praises Simpson After MacArthur Bowl Win
AP reports Southern California coach John McKay hailed O J Simpson as perhaps the best football player alive after the Trojans were named the national top team at the Football Hall of Fame awards banquet. Simpson, a 202-pound junior college transfer, led USC to a 9 1 record and a Rose Bowl berth and was runner up for the Trophy behind Gary Beban.
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New York
O. J. Simpson
John McKay
Southern California
Trojans
Simpson
San Francisco
Gary Beban
UCLA
McKay
Southern Cal
Mike Garrett
Gale Sayers
Kansas Flash
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Frederick Lawson Hovde
Purdue University
National Football Foundation
Dr. Hovde
Minnesota
Britain
Oxford University
Rhodes
Earl “Greasy" Neale
le Lyle’s
Projranjaticeen
Abe Michal
Louis
Thelma Glavis
Gladyssiana
Slade Cutter
Thompson
Navy
Francis “Whitey
Wist- Jean Krizanik
Sally Joy
Ert
Michigan
Paul Schwe
Gler
Washington
Joel Hunt
Bowling results show strong scores from Corry and Erie teams
In a readable OCR fragment, Corry and Erie league bowlers put up high scores. Notable names include Ann Gluvna 191, Velma Henry 180, Barb Irwin 179, Roxann Hajee 190, and Laura Snow 180 for the Corry and Erie contingents, with other listed bowlers and firms appearing in partial records.
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Sawyer’s
Jack Magee
Walt Lewis
Avalon
Leed's
Hotel
Hall of Fame inductees list names large 1960s era honorees
Inductees include notable figures from Texas A&M Wear Schoonover Arkansas Herb Stein Pittsburgh Cecil Isbell Purdue Nathan Dougherty Tennessee and scholar athletes Gary Beban UCLA Steve Warren NC State Bob Johnson Tennessee Bob Weber Princeton Alan Bersin Harvard Bohdan Neschacheny Army John McCarthy Yale Keith Miles Trinity Conn Bill Eastman Georgia Tech John Scovall Texas Tech Barry Furst Ohio Wesleyan Tom Lawherne Georgia and John Root Stanford.
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Texas A&m
Wear Schoonover
Arkansas
Herb Stein
Pittsburgh
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Nathan Dougherty
Tennessee
Gary Beban
UCLA
Steve Warren
North Carolina State
Bob Johnson
Bob
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Manhattan
Columbia
Corry Savings and Loan Association
North Center Street
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Heney
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