Major League Traders Pause For Breath After Big Deals
Major league traders paused for breath amid several deals before the inter league period ends December 15. Philadelphia and Cincinnati disputed over Tommy Harper with Jack Baldschun demanded. Indians and Red Sox eyed Lu Clinton and Brane. Kansas City pursued Jim Landis while offering John Wyatt, and Chicago sought Bill Skowron for first base.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Gus Triandos
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Jack Hamilton
Tommy Harper
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Demeter
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Jim Landis
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John Wyatt
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al Lopez
Chicago
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Wyatt
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Bill Skowron
Young Investor Buys Philadelphia Eagles for 5.51 Million
Jerry Wolman, a 36-year-old Washington contractor, purchases the Philadelphia Eagles for 5.5055 million dollars subject to NFL approval. He plans to move to Philadelphia and will control 51 percent of the stock with Earl Foreman owning 49 percent, keeping the team in Philadelphia.
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Art Modell
Cleveland
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles
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Dallas
Bidwill Brothers
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Clay
Ford
Detroit
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Shenandoah
National Theater
Raleigh
Earl Foreman
Six Coaches Ousted In Four Day Period
Three coaches were added to the unemployment roles in four days, bringing the total to six. Washington State’s Jim Sutherland Boston University’s Steve Sinko and Ohio Wesleyan’s Glenn Fraser leave after combined 32 years of service. Tennessee’s Jim McDonald was first to go, two days into December opening open season on coaches. Georgia’s Johnny Griffith and Wake Forest’s Billy Hildebrand followed, with Douglas Dickey and Vince Dooley filling two jobs. Ed Roebuck and Marv Breeding are linked to a Dodger sale. other trades involve Nellie Fox and Frank Baumann.
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Associated Press
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Steve Sinko
Boston University
Ohio Wesleyan
Glenn Fraser
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Georgia
Johnny Griffith
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest
Douglas Dickey
Vince Dooley
Royals Hand Celtics 2nd Loss 118 108
The Boston Celtics lost their second game of the season 118 108 to the Cincinnati Royals. Oscar Robertson scored 48 points and Jerry Lucas added 21 for Cincinnati. Boston’s Eastern lead shrank to 3 1/2 games as St Louis beat Philadelphia 106 103 with John Barnhill keying the late play.
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National Basketball Association
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Jerry Lucas
Royals
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Philadelphia
John Barnhill
Davis Chosen Top SEC Coach
Mississippi State coach Paul E Davis was named the SEC Football Coach of the Year by The Associated Press. The 41 year old led the Maroons to a 6 2 2 season finishing fourth in the SEC and earned a Liberty Bowl bid to face North Carolina State in Philadelphia on December 21.
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Mississippi State
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Alabama
Associated Press
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College Basketball Scores From Regional Play
EAST Juniata 82 over Lock Haven 60 MIT 82 over Trinity Conn 81 Ithaca 74 over St. Lawrence 62 Paterson State 71 over Shelton 60 SOUTH Georgia 87 over Clemson 86 Centenary 77 over Tex. Chris. 72 La State 66 over So. Methodist 62 New Orleans 72 over So. Miss. 69 Catholic 69 over Baltimore U 56 Randolph Macon 9 Richmond Pro 65 American 55 Mt. St. Marys 54 MIDWEST DePaul 78 over Idaho State 67 St. Thomas 62 over Loras 55 Ingenes 87 over St. Olaf 60 Minn. Morris 80 over Northwestern Iowa 77 SOUTHWEST Texas A&M 61 over Houston 58 Texas A&I 70 over Corpus Christi S Marys Tex 60 Southwest Texas 59 FAR WEST Cal Poly Pomona 95 over Occidental 60 U Cal Santa Barbara 68 over Long Beach 64 College of Idaho 60 over Northwest Nazarene 57 Los Angeles Pacific 87 over Life 70
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Life
Auburn and Alabama Plan Pre Bowl Training Camps
Auburn and Alabama football teams will shift to pre bowl camps after Christmas. Auburn moves to Miami around December 26 for the Orange Bowl vs Nebraska, while Alabama trains in Mobile then travels to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl against Ole Miss.
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Associated Press
Auburn
Alabama
War Eagles
Miami
Nebraska
Paul Bryant
Alabama Crimson Tide
Mobile
New Orleans
University of Mississippi
Ralph Jordan
Tigers
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Crimson Tide
Ole Miss
University of Miami
George Mira
Government pest checks at ports of entry tighten imports
Government inspectors at U S ports reported 27.93 million parcel pest packages inspected to curb dangerous pests. Airplanes ships and rail cars were checked, revealing 31 439 plant pests and 394 915 lots of prohibited material. The Weather Bureau noted the corn crop harvest nearing finish with a record soybean crop close behind. World milk production is expected to fall about 2 percent this year.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Austinville Church League Tonight Schedule
Local brief lists tonight’s Austinville Church Basketball League games with Harmony versus 16th Ave at 6 30, Brookhaven versus First Baptist at 7 30, and Calvary versus Flint at 8 30 signaling a modest midweek program from 1962. The item also notes agricultural export data from the Foreign Agricultural Service covering 35 major producers with world production at 606 billion pounds and U S production at 125 3 billion pounds.
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Harmony
16Th Ave
Brookhaven
First Baptist
Calvary
Flint
Foreign Agriculture Service
United States
Soviet Union
New York Paper Quantifies Forest Land Growth
A major New York newspaper notes a Sunday edition estimate of net annual growth from 6,000 acres of commercial forest land. The report highlights sustainable yield and long term management implications for industry and readers.
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New York
Christine Keeler Sentenced to Nine Months in Prison
Christine Keeler, central figure in a sex scandal that shook Britain, pleaded guilty to perjury and conspiracy and was sentenced to nine months by Judge Sir Anthony Hawke at the Old Bailey. The perjury maxes at seven years. conspiracy to subvert justice remains to be decided by the judge.
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Hal R. Cooper
London
Christine Keeler
Anthony Hawke
Old Bailey
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