Wake Forest Coach McKinney resigns amid health concerns
Horace Bones McKinney resigns as Wake Forest head basketball coach citing health issues, to be replaced by acting coach Jack Murdock. The move comes with a season end review scheduled for 1965 66, while McKinney remains hospitalized and vows to seek other work after a rest. He led the Deacons for eight seasons with 122 wins and 94 losses, including a 106 47 run over the last six years.
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Horace Bones McKinney
Wake Forest
Gene Looks
McKinney
Jack Murdock
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Deacon
Murray Greason
Greason
Deacons
Top Ten Pitching Decisions List Highlights Leaders
Grant Minnesota leads with a 20-6 record and a .769 win percentage. McLain Detroit stands 15-6 at .714, Fisher Chicago 15-7, Sloulemyre New York 19-9 at .678, and Miller Baltimore 14-7 at .667.
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Minnesota
McLain
Detroit
Fisher
Chicago
Sloulemyre
New York
Miller
Baltimore
$100 000 Suit Filed By Mother Of Little Leaguer
The mother of 9 year old Terry Hollis seeks $100,000 in Alameda County Superior Court against Albany Little League Del Wisener Frank Allesandro and Moses Brown. The suit claims Brown hit Terry with a bat during practice and the league leaders were careless for not ensuring adequate protective equipment.
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Albany
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Clarke May Compete Melbourne in Mexico City Tests
Ron Clarke, holder of many distance running world records, may represent Australia in Mexico City during the 1968 Olympic Games tests Oct 11 to 17 to study altitude effects. Clarke will travel from Japan after competing in a marathon if selected.
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Detwhiler Shapes Up For Georgia Clash At Michigan
Michigan’s halfback Jim Detwhiler looks sound in a drill after returning from a knee injury suffered at North Carolina. He pulled in a Ward pass during a grid workout as Michigan prepares for Saturday’s Georgia invasion. Defensive guard Barry Dehli n’s knee injury is listed as doubtful. Ken Wright will continue at guard, with Dennis Flanagan and Hank Hanna rotating at Bill Keating’s spot. Keating is out for the season after knee surgery.
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Weber Near All-Time Pro Bowling Earnings Record
Dick Weber won the Houston Open in Akron to accumulate 46,375 in 1962, three perfect games, and move closer to Don Carter's all-time one-year record. The Houston Open prize total was 22,500 with Weber taking 2,850. Other top earners listed include Carter Hardwick Smith Allen and Golem biewski with varying sums.
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Louisville
Harry Smith
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Bill Allen
Orlando
Fla
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Detroit
Wilber Says Twins Will Win Series
San Francisco AP reports Minnesota Twins scouts Del Wilber Cal Elmer and Benny Borgmann at Candlestick Park assess potential World Series matchups. They believe the Twins can beat any NL team including Giants Dodgers or Reds, citing pitching power speed and defense as key factors. They note NL contenders vary in strength with Dodgers speed and pitching, Giants power, and Reds balance, predicting a likely five to seven game series outcome if Cincinnati wins at least six.
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ABC To Telecast NL Playoff Series If Tie Likely
New York The ABC network plans to televise all best of three National League playoff games if the Giants and Dodgers tie for the pennant. An ABC spokesman said coverage will also include Pope Paul VI’s New York visit next Monday. Dates are not set but expected for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with possible network switch for papal coverage.
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Purdue Boilermakers Fine Tune for Cotton Bowl
Purdue football resumed hard work in Lafayette after a 25-21 win over Notre Dame. The team ruled out contact and studied Southern Methodist formations ahead of the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on Saturday.
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Georgia Bulldogs name captains for Michigan game
In Athens Georgia emphasized defense in workouts Tuesday for the upcoming clash with seventh ranked Michigan. Coach Vince Dooley named guard Harold Steely and tackle Vance Evans game captains for the 116th ranked Bulldogs.
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Michigan
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Famous horse Match dies in England at Harwood Stud
Paris reports the death of Match, France's top 3-year-old thoroughbred of 1962, at the Harwood stud near Newbury, England. He won the Grand Prix de Saint Cloud the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and the Washington D.C. International in 1962.
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England
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West Virginia Leads Loop Grid Stats With Offense Edge
West Virginia tops the Southern Conference rankings in total offense averaging 506 yards per game after two contests, with 284.5 rushing and 221.5 passing while also leading in punting at 46.4. Davidson sits near the basement on defense as East Carolina rises in several categories.
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Defensive Linemen Shine For Georgia On Campus
Georgia's defensive linemen emerge as scoring threats in two Southeastern Conference wins. George Patton and Dickie Phillips ran for 55 and 43 yards, aided by key fumbles and interceptions that boosted the Bulldogs. Coach Vince Dooley credits the defense for carrying added load as the offense struggles and notes players like Phillips, Patton, Smaha, and Evans sparked turnovers. Jimmy Cooley jokes about his own lack of points as the unit gains pride and momentum.
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Maris Undergoes Hand Surgery At Roosevelt Hospital
New York Yankees outfielder Roger Maris had a bone fragment removed from the base of his right hand in a Tuesday operation at Roosevelt Hospital. He will leave hospital in a few days but his hand will be in a plaster cast for about three weeks, with limited action since June 28. First baseman Joe Pepitone also hospitalized after falling ill Monday night but is expected to rejoin the club soon.
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Endurance Driver Crashes After 72-Hour Race
Gallatin Tennessee AP report says Jim Woodward won $500 for first in an endurance driving contest by staying on track 72 hours 10 minutes. Two laps after the runner-up quit Woodward fell asleep, veered off track, overturned several times and struck a tree. He wasn't hurt but faces $520 in repairs.
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N L Sets New Attendance Mark Tops 13 Million
The National League reported on Tuesday it surpassed 13 million in attendance, a first for either major league. Monday night push brought the total to 13,045,546, continuing a four year streak of attendance records for the NL.
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Frank Robinson Sues over $50,000 damage claim
Cincinnati star Frank Robinson filed a $50,000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court Tuesday against William Okrent, a local sporting goods dealer. He alleges Okrent sought $212 for unauthorized 1963 bowling team shirts, a claim dismissed in Municipal Court last Oct. 14.
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Frank Robinson
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Boxing champ Mike Leahy suffers critical injuries in crash
Coventry England reports that former British middleweight titleholder Mike Leahy, who lost the crown in November 1963, sustained critical injuries early Tuesday when his car collided with a truck in the dark.
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Not Too Worried Franks Keeps Composure Despite Losing Lead
San Francisco Giants manager Herman Franks holds his calm as his club surrender a four game lead in the pennant race. Despite a rough week and questions from reporters, Franks backs his players, praises their unity, and explains his approach of delegating authority to coaches and captains to keep the team cohesive.
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Dodgers
Astros Acquire Saverine From Orioles For Larsen
Houston gains 24 year old Bob Saverine a versatile infielder and outfielder from Baltimore in exchange for pitcher Don Larsen who went to the Orioles last April. Saverine hit .267 in 135 games for Rochester last season and will report to Houston for spring training after assignment to Oklahoma City.
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Bruins sign Leo Boivin for 1965 66 season
London Ontario reports veteran defenseman Leo Boivin became the first Boston Bruins player to sign a 1965 66 contract. The signing marks the team’s early contract move for the upcoming NHL season.
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