Houk to Run Yankees His Own Way for 1 Year
Williamrod Houk named manager of the New York Yankees succeeding Casey Stengel. The 41 year old former Army Ranger signed a one year contract at about 35,000 dollars, saying he will not mimic Stengel’s platoon system and will manage based on available material and opposing pitchers. He noted he may or may not return after the year.
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Williams Voted Top Comeback
Ted Williams, aging outfielder of the Boston Red Sox, won the American League comeback Player of the Year for 1960 in the AP poll of baseball writers. He received six of 182 ballots, finishing ahead of Roy Sievers, Vic Wertz, and others as a final tribute to a storied career.
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QUAYLE PICKS BISON AND NFL STYLE COACH TALK
The column by Quentin Quayle previews this week's high school football picks and notes on Yankees manager changeovers. It highlights High Point over Reidsville, Concord over Thomasville, Fair Grove over Denton, and Ragsdale and Trinity games with commentary on Houk and front-office control.
Bowling Results and High Scores From The Meet
Maryland 21 Wake Forest 14 leading a day of bowling results. Notable highs include Deal Callahan and Oi Dale Betty and Norman Snead with a high team game of 611. High team series saw 1754 by Callahan Oi. North Carolina State 17 Mississippi South season highs appear in era and pitching notes, with Bowmen Oil posting a 687 high team game and 10138 high team series by WHEE.
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Ole Miss Tops NCAA Rushing Defense Leaderboard
The Associated Press notes Ole Miss has overtaken Syracuse as the nation’s rushing defense leader. The Rebels rank among the top defenses this season, allowing 307 yards on 176 rushes over five games, 61.4 per game, with Wyoming second and Syracuse slipping in total defense.
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Ol Quayle's Scoreboard Summary of Last Week
Ol Quayle reports last week’s record seven correct four incorrect no ties for a .636 percentage. The season record shows 5ht 49 Diba with two wrong four ties and a .690 percentage.
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High Point Bison aim for fifth win against Reidsville
High Point from page one describes Inge Point seeking its fifth win as High Point faces Reidsville for a second win of the season. High Point already leads Wilmington Lexington and Salisbury but has losses to Durham and R. J. Reynolds. The Bison last had five victories in a season in 1953 with a 7 3 record.
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College football slate features Clemson NC State vs South Carolina Virginia Tech
Clemson and North Carolina meet in two matchups while Virginia faces Virginia Tech in Roanoke and North Carolina State plays Mississippi Southern in Hattiesburg. The games highlight a busy Saturday with select ACC and SEC foes in non conference action.
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Sanford’s 2 party system pitch likened to a farm
A reader identifiers a two party system as essential, criticizing an infantile mule analogy and expressing support for Bob Gavin and Richard in a Nixon era context. The brief reflects party preference and voter alignment with Democratic views.
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Cincinnati Defeats New York 113 105
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati beat New York 113 to 105 in Thursday NBA action. Detroit hosts Boston and Philadelphia visits Syracuse while Los Angeles travels to St Louis. New York visits Cincinnati in the remaining schedule.
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Gens Open '60-'61 Hockey Campaign at Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro Generals host the Philadelphia Ramblers in the season opener at the Coliseum with 8 p.m. faceoff. Newcomers fill most spots as Ron Spong returns as player coach, leading a power lineup including Pepin, Forhan, Muir, Carter, and Lilly. Informal ceremonies planned with Mayor Roach and Coliseum chair Hagan. Referee Dave Hoskins to explain rules.
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Fight Results From Wichita Card Reported By AP
From Wichita Kansas Bill Nielsen stopped Sid Jones in the 4th round Denver fought Howard King and Otis Fuller in Reno both bouts reported by AP as action packed in Las Vegas and Denver venues Nielsen scored a KO over Jones while King stopped Fuller in the fifth round in a card featuring multiple knockouts across the west.
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Form Suffering College Campaign At Halfway Mark
At midway an era of unbeaten teams shapes the college gridiron. Iowa leads the Big Ten at 3-0 overall, facing Purdue as Minnesota matches Michigan for the Little Brown Jug, while Ohio State meets Wisconsin. Mississippi travels to Arkansas, Syracuse hosts West Virginia, Navy clashes with Penn, Missouri meets Iowa State, Baylor faces Texas A&M, Washington confronts Oregon State, and Notre Dame meets Northwestern on ABC. Yale faces Colgate, Princeton and Dartmouth pursue ties with Cornell and Harvard.
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DeWitt Gone Tigs Seek Return To More Stability
Detroit news reports Bill DeWitt resigns as Detroit Tigers president after John Fetzer gains control. Fetzer aims to end annual front office upheavals and appoints Rick Ferrell as his emissary to screen new managerial candidates. Joe Gordon had quit as manager in October triggering changes.
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