Stanky Says Marichal To Return To Mound Tonight
Giants star Marichal, suspended for eight days after the Roseboro incident, returns to pitch against the Phillies amid questions about the layoff. He says he is in good shape and ready to go, with a second outing set for Chicago. Mets prospect Stanky comments on Stengel retirement and his role in developing young players, praising Les Rohr and noting farm system improvements.
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Philadelphia
Lee Linder
Associated Press
Suan Marichal
San Franciscos Giants
Dominican Republic
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Jierman Franks
Philadelphia Phillies
Franks
Cubs
Chicago
Dodgers
Vntal
Warren Giles
National League
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Giants
Jeague
Rasehorn
Joe Reichler
NEW York (Ap
Eddie Stanky
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Steingel
Williamsport
Mets
Stengel
St. Louis Cardinals
J Les Rohr
Southpaw
U S Collects More Gold At Maccabiah Games End
United States wins two track relays in close races on final day at Ramat Gan Stadium as American gymnasts dominate with 13 of 14 medals, totaling 47 medals for the team. Ray Roseman leads Britain with a 1 500m win. Israel and other nations win several titles as 27 nations compete.
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Hal McClure
Associated Press
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Israel
United States
Ray Roseman
Britain
Torino
Italy
Ramat Gan Stadium
Marianne Woolner
New Orleans
Mark Cohn
Philadelphia
Abe Grossfeld
New Haven
Cathy Cole
North Miami Beach
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Santa Clara
Calif
Haly
Sweden
South Africa
Lorraine Lotzof
Netherlands
Rosenman
Dick Levy
Bayonne
Lew Stieglitz
U.S
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Baverhill
Mass
Jay Paritz
Lexington
Dick Robinson
Winnetka, T
Dick Sheer
Silver Spring
SRM
Ken Hendler
Valley Stream
Steve Lamb
Baltimore
Roger Wolff
Los Angeles
Bill Shapiro
Asheville
N.C
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Southern Rhodesia
Australia
Argentina
Denmark
Canada
Brazil
What in the World! regular feature on cover of Sept 9 issue
Allen Garvin’s Family Weekly column advances to the cover of the September 9 issue Its topics include Notre Dame’s first female teacher Benedictine nun and Raymond Burr visiting U S GIs in Vietnam The piece promises lively reader response and cover prominence in Sundays Register
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Allen Garvin
Notre Dame University
Vietnam
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Proxmire Says Bill Favors Some Teams
Senator William Proxmire argues that a sports bill backed by Senator Hart would grant major league teams in rich TV markets a large financial edge. He urges a Proxmire amendment to require pooling and equal revenue sharing among all teams to prevent market disparities. The piece also notes the Milwaukee Braves’ planned move to Atlanta and Maryland's NCAA tournament ticket sales.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hare
Praxmire
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Bills Saban Expects Improvement After 12 2 Season
Bills coach Lou Saban predicts a better club in 1964 though not more wins, saying Billy Joe will fill Cookie Gilchrist’s fullback role after feet and pass catching issues were addressed. Key players include Kemp Lamonica to share QB duties, Elbert Dubenion, Ernie Warlick, and a solid line. Rams trade two rookies for Frank Molden from Pittsburgh.
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N.Y
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Billy Joe
Cookie Gilchrist
Laban
Joe
Denver
Bunions
Gilchrist
Buffalo
Nore
Cookie
Saban
Wray Carlton
Bob Smith
Joe Auer
Jack Kemp
Daryle Lamonica
Elbert Dubenion
Spuit Fend
Glenn Bass
Ernie Warlick
Dave Berkman
Stew Barber
Billy Shaw
al Bemniller
Dick Hudson
Tom Day
Remi Prudhomme
Paul Costa
Notre Dame
Day
Roland McDole
Tom Sestak
Jim Dunaway
Mike Stratton
Harry Jacobs
John Tracey
Paul Maguire
Pittsburgh
Marty — Schattenheimer
al Atkinson
Villanova
Bill Laskey
Michigan
Butch Byrd
Charles Warner
George “Almes
Gene Sykes
Booker Edgerson
ACC Set To Start Drill As 1963 Season Nears Kickoff
The Atlantic Coast Conference begins football drills across seven of eight member schools, with Maryland delaying openers to Sept. 25 after a 3 7 last season. Duke, Clemson, Wake Forest, N C State, Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina show players training as teams prepare for Sept. 18 starts including N C State at Clemson and Duke at Virginia.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast Conference
Clemison
All
Maryland
Terps
Duke
North Carolina
ACC
Jim Hickley
Wake Forest
Bill Tate
Bill Murray
George Blackburn
Virginia
North Carolina State
Bob Davis
Marvin Bass
South Carolina
Frank Moward
Clemson
N.C. State
Michigan
Citadel
Pitching Machine Fatality Shocks Indiana Town
A 17 year old Lewisville High School baseball player died after a pitching machine tossed a ball and struck him in the head during an organizational meeting. Richard Green died in an Indianapolis hospital hours later, the tragedy unfolding at a Lewisville event.
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Lewisville
Ind
Richard Green
Indianapolis
Pitcher Shows Progress Toward Big Leagues
Slanky praised the pitcher after a strong showing last night noting he should have a shutout but an unearned run in the ninth spoiled it. The player evolved from a thrower to a refined pitcher and is improving continually toward a major league future.
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Slanky
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