Also Rans Get Help Trading May Be Tonic To Baseball
Major winter trading activity totals 79 players with the Orioles and White Sox fronting a six player deal. Yankees and Giants bolster rosters with Williams, Aparicio, Smith, Fisher, Hoeft and Amalfitano as clubs chase the 1963 pennant race amid a 23 or 24 man roster need and bonus player protections.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Giants
Yankees
Stan Williams
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Joey Amalfitane
Lee MacPhail
White Sox
Nicholson
Ward
Oyces
George Altman
Cubs
Diomedes Olivo
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Don Schwall
Don Cardwell
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDonial
Steve Boros
Ken Aspromonte
Boston Red Sox
Pete Runnels
Houston
Cubs Name Athletic Director Whitlow in January Shakeup
Chicago moves shock by appointing Air Force Col. Robert V. Whitlow as athletic director to oversee coaches and front office amid a Cubs season with multiple managers and low attendance. Sox GM Eddie Short makes major trades sending Luis Aparicio and Al Smith to Baltimore for power and pitching help.
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St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Jim Schaffer
Chicago Cubs
Altman
Don Cardwell
Moe Thacker
Cardwell
Julio Goray
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Diomedes Olive
Cleveland
Bubba Phillips
Detroit
Ron Nischwitz
Gordon Seyfried
Denver
Dick Brown
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Whitey Herzog
Don Hoak
Philadelphia
Ted Saveege
Pancho Herrera
San Francisco
Dick LeMay
Tacoma
Manuel Mota
Houston
Joey Amalfitano
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ron Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Rochester
Chicago White Sox
Luis Aparacio
al Smith
Washington
Bob Johnson
Pete Burnside
Marv Breeding
Barry Ae
Art Quirk
New York Mets
Bob Miller
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Tim Harkness
Howard Reed
Spokane
Norm Larker
Milwaukee
Jim Bolger
Louisville
Connie Grob
Don Nottebart
Cincinnati
Cookie Rojas
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Bob Turley
New York Yankees
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Dan Osinski
Angels
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago ‘Cubs
P.K. Wrigley
Cubs
Bill Veeck
Air Force
Robert V. Whitlow
Whitlow
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Wrigley
Concensus
Fiel
South Side
Arthur C. Allyn
White Sox
Orioles
Eddie Short
Aparicio
Smith
Short
Hank Greenberg
Sox
Lavorante Can Talk Stand Eat Despite Coma
Alejandro Lavorante lies in a coma since September 21 after a knockout by Johnny Riggins. He can stand eat a large breakfast and even speak a little though eyes remain closed. Doctors say survival odds are better than 50-50 but full mental recovery remains uncertain and rehabilitation would be extended. Electrical stimulation is used to coax eye opening.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavorante
Johnny Riggins
J. DeWitt Fox
Lavorante
Curtice Next In Line For Post
Palo Alto AP John Ralston was named Stanford’s coach. Former Stanford coach Jack Curtice, 56, reportedly interviewed for a Southern California small college job. Curtice, ex NFLCA president and Coaches' Rules chair, was fired after five seasons with a 14 36 record. Pomona Redlands Whittier or Los Angeles State are named as possible suitors.
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John Ralston
Stanford
Jack Curtice
Southern California
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National Football Coaches Association
Coaches’ Rules Committee
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Redlands
Whittier
Los Angeles State
NFL players dispute gambling probe impact on league
A Detroit AP report cites five players including Wayne Walker and Dan Currie arguing the NFL will endure the probe. They deny fixing games or widespread point shaving, noting strong players and cautious off field associations.
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Detroit
NFL
WXYZ
Wayne Walker
Detroit Lions
Jim Ninowski
Cleveland Browns
Dan Currie
Green Bay Packers
Nickie
Lions
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia
Walker
Pete Rozelle
Alex Karras
Rozelle
New York
Ninowski
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Currie
Packers
Vince Lombardi
Curie
Pietrosante
Retzlaff
Players’ Association
Time To Rid Em Of Deep Freeze For Packer Miami Title
Murray Olderman argues the NFL title game should move to a neutral warm site like Miami’s Orange Bowl. He notes weather favors Green Bay and proposes the shift could boost attendance and TV reach while reducing harsh conditions on players. The piece weighs pro franchise support and historic ties to polar cold games.
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Murray Olderman
NEW York
NEA
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Bert Bell
Pete Rozelle
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Oklahoma
Alabama
Green Bay
Packers
Wisconsin
Vince Limbardi
Giants
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Possesson
Y. A. Tittle
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Billy Pierce
Don Larsen
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Roy Sievers
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Sherm Lollar
Jim Landis
Nellie Fox
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Turk Lown
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Mejias
Carson Stout
Fred Ruppenthal
Susan Groome
Penthal
Parks and Recreation Department
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AAU
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High Point
Nick Swaim
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