Dolph Schayes joins 1000 game club in Knicks loss
Dolph Schayes became the first player to reach 1000 regular season NBA games. The Syracuse Nationals star, 15th season, scored seven points in 15 minutes as New York’s St. Louis lost 113-93 at Madison Square Garden amid a warm ovation from 15,084 fans after a postgame ceremony.
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Player Tops Pro Golfers' Cash List
Gary Player leads the PGA top money winners after earning $2,140 as a runner up in the Bing Crosby Open at Dunedin Florida this weekend. The South African star remains a constant threat in professional golf and tops the weekly money list.
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Tigers Topple Dragons 51-32 in non-conference win
Shallow Water Tigers coached by Harold Burnett defeated Utica Dragons 51-32 Tuesday night. Don Van Campen led scoring with 16 points, while Chuck Patton added 12 and Craig Duff eight. Utica’s offense stalled, limited to five points in both the second and third periods, as Shallow Water built leads of 12-0, 26-14, and 41-18. The Tigers improve to 6-4. next up is the Western Arkansas Valley League tournament at Deerfield. The Shallow Water girls edged Utica 34-32 in overtime. Gay Kile sank two free throws to secure the win.
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Ford Swamps Vikings 78 48 in non conference basketball
Ford Bulldogs led throughout to beat Copeland Vikings 78 to 48. Strong first period gave Ford a 16 5 edge and 56 29 by the end. Mark Martinez led Copeland with 26 points, Spohr top scored for Ford with 25. Copeland drops to 1 8, next game at Ingalls in Santa Fe Trail League.
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Joe Brown Wins Sixth Round KO Over Noriega
In Houston AP reports Joe Brown, 37, a former 135 pound titleholder from Bakersfield California, knocked out Tony Noriega in the sixth round. Brown, who had lost Ortiz last April and Molina in August, showed sharper form and sought to prove he still has power after 17 years in boxing. Noriega weighed in at 140 as the shorter man pressed early, with Brown warming up in the fourth.
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Real Estate Bargains with Multiple Homes Offered
Real estate listing highlights several properties including a three bedroom home with fireplace and garage, a two bedroom with basement and two baths, and a four bedroom with a two car garage. Agencies Howard B Smith Keller Leopold present contact numbers and street references for each listing.
Tiger Hurler Gets Big Dividend By Aguirre Contract Boost
Hank Aguirre, veteran Detroit left-hander, received a $7,000 raise to $25,000 after signing his 1983 baseball contract with the Tigers. The 44 record and 19.27 ERA in 1961 contrasted with his 10-8 record and 2.21 ERA in 1962, a dramatic turnaround he credits to changes following his May 26 first start that season.
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Aguirre credits Wright for pitching motion fix
They’ll Do It Every Time team physician Dr. Russell Wright convinced Aguirre that chest pain stemmed from pitching motion, not heart trouble. Aguirre corrected his hitch and became a winner. Felipe Alou, NL champion Giants star, voiced contract dispute seeking raise to 20,000 after a .316 season with 25 homers and 98 RBIs. Giants’ VP Chub Feeney defended offer as fair. Angels signings include Bob Turley from Yankees and outfielder Ken Hunt.
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Southwestern tops Bethel to share second in conference
Southwestern dropped Bethel 62-50 to pull into a three way tie for second in the Kansas Conference with a 7-2 league mark. Jim Harris led Southwestern with 19 points and 15 from Donald Turner while Bethel’s Bob Pankratz led all scorers with 17. Tabor beat Sterling 65-61, St Josephs of Albuquerque beat St Mary of the Plains 89-77. No games tonight.
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Dodge City
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St. Mary
Junior Tourney Starts Today at Garden City Invitational
Play began at Ben Grimsley Gym with five games in two divisions of the 10th annual Garden City Junior High Invitational. Seventh and eighth graders compete in one combined division while ninth graders are in a separate class. Teams include Liberal, Dodge City, Hugoton, and Garden City in the 7-8 division with Liberal, Lakin, Garden City, Dodge City, Dighton, Hugoton, and Scott City in the 9th-grade division. Semis Thursday schedule lists 2:00 and 3:05 p.m. for 7-8 and 4:10 and 5:25 p.m. for 9th grade. tourney ends Friday.
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Twenty One Countries to Compete in Speed Skating Meet
TOKYO AP reports twenty one nations are expected to participate in the 1963 world speed skating championships to be held next month in Karuizawa Japan. The same year’s International and Canada Cup golf matches are set for Saint-Nom-la-Breteche near Paris France from October 24 to 27.
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College Scores Beat Lineup Results Reported
College basketball scores include Georgia Tech 69 Auburn 64 Butler 70 Southern Illinois 58 Canisius 88 Scranton 73 Dartmouth 66 New Hampshire 50 Olaf 68 Carleton 60 N Dakota St 77 Moorehead 62 Indiana St 67 Eastern Ill 63 Colo Mines 49 Colo Coll 42 Idaho 78 Montana 68 Oregon Tech 87 Southern Oregon 78 Southwestern 62 Bethel 50 Tabor 65 Sterling 61 St Joseph of Albuquerque 89 St Mary of the Plains W Central Methodist 64 Park College 45
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Campaign Costs Reported Expenditures in 1960
The President's Commission on Campaign Costs found total expenditures for all candidates in 1960 ranged from 165 to 175 million dollars. The figure reflects nationwide spending across federal, state, and local races.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues and Cipher Introductory Text
A scrambled list of crossword clues and a cryptoquip prompt with numbered horizontal and vertical entries, partial word lengths, puns, and misspellings, followed by a dated note and a sample cryptogram solution line from a 1963 syndicate puzzle.
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