Tighter pay caps loom amid new government talks
Government negotiators press for broader wage restraints as unions push for targeted raises. Officials cite rising costs and inflation while outlining phased limits and oversight plans to curb payroll growth.
Bowling controversy and coverage at Western Pennsylvania sportswriters workshop
Journalists debated how newspapers should treat bowling coverage and standings, noting reader interest and the burden on editors. The workshop at Hotel Castleton in New Castle showcased concerns about publicity for young athletes and the balance between hype and development, with comments from Joe Tronto and others.
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Spartans Ready to Upset Notre Dame in Big Week
Michigan State coach Daugherty aims to derail unbeaten Notre Dame as MSU seeks another upset after eight straight wins against the Irish. The AP report notes ND’s slim margin in recent meetings and MSU’s recent three-game run including a 21 7 victory over Purdue.
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Liston Aims to Regain Heavyweight Title From Clay
Ex champion Sonny Liston vows to reclaim the crown from Cassius Clay in Boston after a Miami bout where his injured shoulder halted action. Publicist says Liston seeks solitude as he channels fury, while observers note heightened aggression during training.
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Greatest rally in NBA history shocks Celtics at MSG
The Philadelphia 76ers erased a 25 point third quarter deficit to defeat the Boston Celtics 110 to 109 at Madison Square Garden. Dolph Schayes praised the comeback as unprecedented while Paul Neumann sealed the win with an 20 foot jumper with eight seconds remaining before 14 378 fans.
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Rojas Stops Zamora in Milan Ring Fight
Raul Rojas 126 pounds from San Pedro California knocked out Porfirio Blackie Zamora 131 pounds from Corpus Christi Texas. In Milan Franco De Piccoli 213 pounds of Italy stopped Henry Wallitsch 1854 pounds from New York.
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Hutchinson Remembered As Baseball Mourns Loss
Fred Hutchinson died of cancer at 45 in Bradenton Florida. Tributes came from friends and former colleagues as Dick Lister and others recalled his leadership with the Reds and his impact on the game. Honorary pallbearers include Sisler DeWitt Tebbetts Evers and others with services in Florida and burial planned in Washington.
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Corry Jamestown bowling highlights and scores
Corry Jamestown bowling recap features multiple leagues with top scores. Notable totals include 599 by Ted Anderson and 976 by Bob Mamon across events. Corry Bowl Aire beat Randolph Hotel two of three in the Jamestown Classic League as total pins reached 2779 to 2717.
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East West All Star Game Set At Meadville
Crawford County prepares for its first East West football all star game at Bender Field tomorrow at 5 p.m. East squad includes Titusville Randolph Townville and Youngsville players. West is led by Meadville Conneaut Valley Saegertown and Cambridge Springs talents with coaches Mow rey Frelick Rumsey Shea Stellato Komara Carcangelo Musiek.
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Two MVP Trophies Planned for West Event
Dick McGowen chairs the committee for a West event awarding two MVP trophies for top overall and top West performer. Three bands will perform from Townville, Con heaut Valley and Cambridge Springs, with cheerleaders from eight schools attending. Tickets cost $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Ernelle Hall of Fame Induction Planned in Pittsburgh
Stu Holcomb former Old General High athlete and Northwestern University athletics director will be inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. Ceremonies set for the Penn Sheraton Hotel in Pittsburgh on Thursday. Miami results note Gordon Salt 151 Savannah Ga defeated Jim Beasley 151 Fort Lauderdale Buy in Corry.
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Bunning Named NL Comeback Player of the Year
Cincinnati AP reports Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies was chosen as National League Comeback Player of the Year for 1965. The pitcher, who had a 18– times record and threw the season’s first regular-season perfect game, cited better defense and improved form after a tough 1964 season. He lives near Ft. Thomas Kentucky and works in Cincinnati during winter. He acknowledged a difficult 1963–64 stretch and looked ahead to 1965 hoping the Phillies avoid a repeat pennant miss.
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Murphy sets women's land speed record at Bonneville
Paula Murphy powered a 10,000 horsepower jet car to an average 226.37 mph on rain soaked Bonneville Salt Flats to surpass her former 161.29 mph mark set last year in an internal combustion car.
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