Starr Out Injures Packers. Roach Steps In As QB
Bart Starr breaks his right hand and John Roach becomes Green Bay’s temporary quarterback with Lombardi relying on one signal caller. Roach, 30, has completed two of seven passes this season while Starr’s injury tightens a Western Conference race where Green Bay and Chicago sit tied at 5-1.
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Associated Press
Bart Starr
John Roach
Green Bay
Roach
Starr
King Hill
Lamar McHan
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Hill
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Cleveland
McHan
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Chicago Bears
John Brodie
Packers
Cardinals
Jimmy Hill
Vince Lombardi
Southern Methodist
New York Giants
Lombardi
Bears
Two NFL Backs Draw Praise
New York AP reports Lamar McHan and Roman Gabriel drew praise as they led upset wins for their teams. McHan’s 49ers beat unbeaten Chicago 20 14 with a seven yard TD pass, while Gabriel’s Rams defeated Minnesota 27 24 in his first full game as starter. Both clubs ended long skids with the victories.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Lamar McHan
Roman Gabriel
McHan
San Francisco
Chicago
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Minnesota
49Ers
Rams
Gary Knafele
Green Bay Packers
John Brodie
Monte Stickles
Bears
Don Heinrich
Ram
Paul Brown
Don Chuy
Joe Scibelli
Cleveland Browns
Houston
San Diego
George Blanda
Oilers
Tobin Rote
Chargers
NFL
Rote
Lions
Blanda
Tommy Davis
Oakland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Rakestraw Tops SEC Offense After Miami Breakthrough
Georgia quarterback Larry Rakestraw surged to the SEC offensive lead after a 407 yard passing performance against Miami. He totaled 941 yards to Sidle's 922, with 137 rushing yards and 804 passing yards on the season. Sidle remains Auburn's top rusher with 494 yards. Ole Miss leads most team categories, while Miss State tops rushing offense.
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Birmingham
Ala
Larry Rakestraw
Miami
Georgia
Auburn
Jimmy Sidle
Sidle
Rakestraw
Dick Norman
Stanford
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Charley Conerly
Mississippi
Zeke Bratkowski
Charlie Trippi
Ole Miss Rebels
Mississippi State
Cullman B Team Tops Decatur B 13 7
Cullman defeated Decatur 13 to 7 at Decatur High stadium in a ninth grade level clash. Cullman built a 13 point edge with late first quarter and early fourth period scores. Decatur’s only TD came on a 40 yard run by Ricky Quillen in the fourth. Decatur drops to two wins and five losses and faces Austin on October 31.
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Cullman
Decatur
Decatur High Stadium
Ricky Quillen
Earl Morris
Austin
Alabama Players Injured In Wake Of Tennessee Win
Alabama coach Paul Bryant says several linemen and backs are sidelined after a 35 0 victory over Tennessee. Wayne Freeman Frankie McClendon and Jim Simmons suffered ankle and knee injuries with uncertain recovery. Fullback Mike Fracchia also kneeed during warmups. Butch Henry and Al Lewis named captains for Houston game.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Tide
Wayne Freeman
Frankie McClendon
Jim Simmons
Freeman
McClendon
Tennessee
Simmons
Bryant
Mike Fracchia
Butch Henry
al Lewis
Houston
Dove Shoot Saturday Promoted by Leighton Methodist Men
The Leighton Methodist Men sponsor a two hundred acre dove shoot two miles north of town off Highway 101. Gates open 10 30 a m with shooting at noon. Tickets cost 3. Area has ponds and corn, parking at the gate. District Game Warden officers will attend. Tickets available at the gate or by mail from P O Box 502 Leighton.
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Town Creek
Leighton Methodist
Here
Highway 101
Mens Group
P.O
Leighton
Tennessee Tech Probation Lifted and Reprimands Issued
Tennessee Tech had its two year NCAA probation lifted with full rights restored this Thursday following a recommendation by the infractions committee and council approval. Wichita and Millersville received reprimands for recruiting rule violations and improper involvement in a high school all star game respectively.
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Tennessee Tech
NCAA
Wichita
Millersville
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Tech
New York
Shug Gives Tigers Couple Of Days Off
Auburn Tigers enjoy a rare break with Monday and Tuesday off after the Georgia Tech game. Coach Ralph Jordan follows a tradition of granting rest after tough stretches and waits to resume practice Wednesday ahead of the Nov. 2 homecoming showdown with Florida.
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Auburn
Ala
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Ralph Jordan
Georgia Tech
Tigers
Florida
Athens B Team Routs Hartselle Tigers at Golden Eagles
Athens B Team overwhelmed Hartselle Tigers 320 at Golden Eagles Stadium last night, showcasing a dominant performance and securing a decisive victory for the home side.
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Athens
Hartselle Tigers
Golden Eagles
Ten Accidents on City Streets Reported by Police
Police investigated ten traffic accidents across city streets on Monday. Notable incidents include Jerry Max Ferguson with minor injuries at Church St and 8th Ave NE, and Owen McNeil Smith Jr. 16 causing a rear impact on 6th Ave SE.
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Jerry Max Ferguson
Church St
8Th Ave
Walter D. Alred
Trinity
Owen McNeil Smith, Jr
Beech St
6Th Ave
James Virgil Kelley
Sherman St
Ferry St
Waylon T. Guipe
Town Creek
Seldon Lamar Crow
Tanner
Homer M. Campbell
Moulton
Joseph Rebel Lundy
Moulton Heights
Canal St. NE
Walnut St
Bill Morrison Orman
Albert St
Mildred B. Bentwell
Nelson St
Shirley P. Clinoks
Athens
7Th St
Edgewood
A& P
Elizabeth Miller
Decatur
Saundra Pike
Hartsen
Ford
Loren Miller
10Th Ave
Jerry Winton
Glenda Ruth Johnson
Buena Vista Circle
Blue Circle
Horace Wayne Crow
Phillips Ct
William Murray Sims
Austinville Rd
Phillips Ave
Sims
Henry Knoblock
Clearview St
Governor Wallace trims mansion and office costs
Governor George Wallace slashed spending in his office and mansion funds in the first eight and a half months of his term, averaging 10 650 dollars monthly versus former Gov Patterson at 26 350 dollars. Costs rose due to security needs and a September statewide TV appearance amid school integration tensions.
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Montgomery
George Wallace
Wallace
John Patterson
Accused Fixer Is Released On Bond In Charlotte
Frank Larry Rosenthal a Miami college basketball fixer was released on 20000 dollar bond in Charlotte after extradition cleared. He faces two counts of attempting to bribe players during the 1960 NCAA playoffs here as authorities move toward trial.
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Charlotte
N.C
Frank Larry Rosenthal
Miami
Fla
Rosenthal
John L. Kehoe
Junior team defeats Hartselle for second loss this season
The junior team handed Hartselle its second defeat of the season with a 1346 victory last night, showcasing strong offense and defense throughout the game.
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Hartselle
Mrs Minnie A Woodall Heads to DAV Convention
Mrs Minnie A Woodall state commander of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary departs for Colorado Springs Colorado to attend the Commanders and Adjutants Conference at the Auxiliary National Headquarters Building. The meeting outlines the year’s programs for officers and members of the DAV Auxiliaries and is joined by state treasurer Mrs Virginia Mitchell.
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Minnie A. Woodall
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Colorado Springs
Colo
DAV Auxiliary
DAV
Woodall
Virginia Mitchell
Moulton approves city hall and water project loans
Moulton officials report federal approval for two projects a new city hall at 75 by 100 feet near Irwin Clinic and an 80 acre lake based water system. Loans totaling about 50 000 and 737 000 will be partly funded by Accelerated Public Works program with half covered by federal funds.
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Moulton
Atlanta
Howard Burch
Burch
Martin J. Lidle
Birmingham
Monroe Sandlin
Irwin Clinic
Bank of Moulton
Moulton Fire Department
Lidle
Barbara Coffey
Bookmobile Schedule Across Morgan County
The schedule lists routes for Wednesday with times at Morgan Co. Training School 9 00 to 10 15 Massey Laneys 10 30 to 11 30 Falkville Library 12 00 to 1 00 Hartselle Library 1 00 to 2 00 Oak Ridge Walker 2 30 to 3 00.
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Massey, Laney’s
Falkville
Hartselle
Oak Ridge
Walker’s
Houk Out As Yank Manager Named General Manager
Ralph Houk, Yankees field manager for three seasons, was named general manager on Tuesday, replacing Roy Hamey who retired due to ill health. The successor as manager will be named Thursday, with Yogi Berra the leading candidate. Under Houk the Yankees won three AL pennants and World Series titles in 1961 and 1962.
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NEW York
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Merv
Roy Hamey
Houk
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Georgia Andrama Tops All-America Football Checklist
Georgia’s Pat Hodgson tied a school record with nine receptions for 192 yards and two touchdowns in a 31-14 victory over Miami. Larry Rakestraw set a national mark with 407 total yards as Auburn defeated Georgia Tech 29-21, drawing praise from Associated Press judges for the Southeastern area All-America list.
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Mike Barron
Associated Press
Associated Press Board
Pat Hodgson
Georgia
Miami
Alabama
Charley Stephens
Paul Bryant
Crimson Tide
Jordan Picked Coach Of Week In SEC Honors
Auburn coach Ralph Jordan earned Southeastern Conference Coach of the Week honors from the Atlanta Journal after an upset 29-21 win over Georgia. The Tigers remain the SEC's only unbeaten team, while Georgia standout Larry Rakestraw was named Back of the Week and end Pat Hodgson Line Man of the Week. Hodgson, in his first start, tied a Georgia single game record with nine receptions for 192 yards and scored twice.
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Atlanta
Auburn
Georgia
Atlanta Journal
Ralph Jordan
Tigers
SEC
the Journal
Larry Rakestraw
Pat Hodgson
Rakestraw
Miami
Hodgson
Cincinnati Signs Farm Team For 1964
Cincinnati Reds reaffirmed San Diego of the Pacific Coast League as their farm team for 1964. President Bill DeWitt announced the pact, while Don Heffner left as Padres manager to join the Mets as a coach. John Davis was named to manage Cincinnati’s Tampa Winter League squad.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego
Bill DeWitt
Padres
Reds
Don Heffner
Heffner
New York Mets
John Davis
Tampa
Fla
Jim Maloney
NFL Selects McCarver As Top Sophomore of 1963
Tim McCarver of the St. Louis Cardinals was named the National League’s outstanding sophomore of 1963 with 20 votes from 44 baseball writers. The Oklahoma University student catcher hit .289 with 117 hits, 12 doubles, seven triples, four homers and 51 RBIs in 127 games, rising to No. 1 catcher after Carl Sawatski was traded. Lou Brock of the Cubs finished second with six votes.
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Okla
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinal
McCarver
University of Oklahoma
Lou Brock
Chicago Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Gene Oliver
Carl Sawatski
Oliver
Sawatski
Bill White
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