Layne, 15-Year NFL Star, Announces Retirement
Bobby Layne, holder of major passing records, confirms retirement at 34 after 15 NFL seasons chiefly with Detroit and Pittsburgh. Parker notes Layne sent retirement letter and has no immediate plans, with speculation on AFL options and coaching offers.
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Unclear Box Score Fragments From A Baseball Game
Fragmentary box score shows teams Los Angeles and Pittsburgh with 24-16 and 27-14 scores respectively. Mentions players Gilliam Wills Stargell Mazeroski and Stargell plus 2B hits by W Davis Skinner and Stargell. Pitchers include Drysdale Roebuck Sisk Friend and Gibbon with errors and walks noted.
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Newly Found Power Helps Chattanooga Rise In Standings
Chattanooga Lookouts move to second in the South Atlantic League as catcher turned pitcher Larry Outright hurled six strong innings in a 6-0 win over Lynchburg. Larry Daniels delivered a two run homer, the Lookouts second of the year, as Knoxville swept Charlotte 8-1 and Augusta beat Macon 6-3. Jim Northrup contributed a double and a triple for Knoxville while Leo Maronette pitched three shutout innings in a 1-0 Charlotte loss.
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Balk play reshaped baseball memory from 1949
Adrian Zabala stirred a balk controversy with a call that erased a Nippy Jones homer in the bottom of the first at St Louis. Red Schoendienst stood on base as the Giants led 1-0 before the balk nullified Jones two run shot. The incident lingered in debates over balk rules and pitcher discretion.
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New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
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Balk call costs Cards pennant as Dodgers win by one
The AP recounts the St Louis Cardinals losing the National League pennant to Brooklyn by one game. Jones, now a Sacramento businessman, recalls a disputed balk call that altered the game and doomed his team with a late homer that was erased by the umpire.
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Balk Rule Change Follows Noted 1960s Game
The account recalls a 1960s clash where a homer was nullified due to a balk, prompting Wes Westrum to note the break for the Giants and St. Louis’ inability to act. The rule was later amended to allow advancement when the batter reaches first on various outcomes, shaping NL balk rulings. Zabala amassed three balks that night and then set the mark for single-game balks until 1963.
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Bob Friend
Tar Heels Rally Past NC State In ACC Baseball Chaos
North Carolina stunned NC State 6-4 to join Duke and Virginia in a three way tie for third in the ACC standings. Wake Forest led the league and faced UNC next, while East Carolina beat Wake Forest 5-3. Al Spangler led NL double plays, finishing a 418 at bat season with one twin killing.
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Two-Run Double Lifts Angels Over Twins Ending Slump
Brosnan delivered a two run double in the ninth to rally the Angels past Minnesota after a four game skid. Versalles had tied the game with a run producing single in the top of the ninth. In another game Johnny Logan's bases loaded single capped a four run sixth as the Pirates beat the Dodgers. Skinner doubled to drive in a run and score on an infield out as the Pirates tied the score earlier.
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Pinch-Hitter Johnny Evolves Into Red-Hot Streak
Johnny Logan, former Milwaukee regular, delivers a two run single with bases loaded in the sixth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7 4 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Logan lowers his season average to .750 with three hits in four pinch hit appearances.
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Space Age Boat Materials Change Buyer Choices
Space age materials reshape small boat buying with fiberglass and aluminum overtaking wood. Fiberglass offers easy molding and long life though quality varies. aluminum adds durability with low maintenance. Buyers should assess maintenance, construction, and cost considerations before selecting a model.
Capsule View of TV Schedule Highlights 1963
A compact guide to upcoming programs and notable guest appearances on networks. Includes The Rebel, King Archibald the First, The Ramp, Red Skelton, Empire, Jack Benny Program, Dick Powell, Garry Moore, and Movie Hour featuring James Stewart. Also lists time slots for News Weather and daytime soap operas.
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TV Guide Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows a daytime and early evening TV schedule with programs like Groucho Afternoon As World Turns Password Art Linkletter Doctors To Tell Truth Loretta Young News Sea Hunt Secret Storm Marshal Dillon Edge of Night Laramie Make Room Red Skelton Dick Powell Waterfront News Evening reports and sports references across multiple stations and times.
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Empire
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Dick Powell
Waterfront
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Lexington Wins Sixth Straight WCL Victory at Home
Lexington routed Greenville 5-1 as Jim Baton pitched a two hitter for his third win of the season. Levi Brown hit a solo homer for Greenville. In other Monday games Statesville topped Rock Hill 7-1, Gastonia beat Shelby 6-2, and Spartanburg edged Salisbury 4-3 in 11 innings.
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Greenville
Jim Baton
Levi Brown
George Hayworth
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Rock Hill
Gastonia
Shelby
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Salisbury
George Lott
Jack Gaines
Mickey Phillips
Warren Halversen
TV network crossovers eyed for Dr Kildare and 11th Hour
TV executives weigh inter show crossovers linking NBCs Dr Kildare with 11th Hour and other dramas. Possibilities include two part medical and courtroom arcs across series such as Breaking Point The Defenders Nurses and Arms Arrest and Trial. Sponsors and studio politics could complicate the plan.
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Kenneth Preston
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