Pro Football Slams Door on Benched Stars
The NFL suspends stars Paul Hornung and Alex Karras amid a broad gambling scandal, with Rozelle declaring penalties while the AFL and CFL reject players barred by American leagues. Five Lions players receive fines, and Detroit is fined for improper associations. The action targets wagers on games, not fixed outcomes, and forgiveness may come no earlier than 1964.
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Boozer Tosses IL Shutout as Travelers Go 2-0
Arkansas Travelers ace John Boozer pitched the league’s first IL shutout, limiting Rochester to two hits in a 5-0 win. Boozer struck out 11 with no walks, while Richie Allen, Cal Emery and Jim Woods contributed early run support in an 8-0 first inning surge and the club added more in the fifth. Other games saw Atlanta win 4-3 over Syracuse, Jacksonville 3-1 over Toronto, Richmond 11-0 over Columbus, and Buffalo 6-1 over Indianapolis.
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Hornung admits betting but denies lack of effort in NFL games
Commissioner Rozelle suspended Paul Hornung amid gambling allegations, stating no tolerance for player betting. Hornung, 27, from Notre Dame fame, said his bets were sociable and he always gave 100 percent. He plans no appeal, seeking review for possible reinstatement next year.
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Lee Hurls Four Hitter Shuts Out Ex-Mates
Mike Rathet reports on Don Lee the Angels pitcher who threw a four hitter for a 4-0 shutout against his former Minnesota teammates. Lee struck out three, walked one, and allowed only three singles. The Nationals- Twins tale and other MLB results fill out the page with Triandos driving in three for Detroit and key NL wins.
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Baseball league openers spark big crowds and close games
The article notes 2,169 attendees versus 6,966 opening night in Little Rock while Buffalo, Columbus, and Toronto anticipate large International League crowds. Jacksonville beat Toronto 2 0 on homers by Buddy Barker and Rico Carty’s shot paced a high scoring game. Richmond edged Columbus as McClain shut down late rallies.
Reward Ownership Offer by Eugene A Shuster
Advertisement promotes ownership through monthly payments with no money down and terms up to 25 years. Mentions free estimates and a contact number for Eugene A. Shuster.
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Standings and results from today’s baseball league
The Associated Press recap shows American League standings led by Detroit with 6 wins, Kansas City 4, New York 3, Baltimore 3, Cleveland 3 and Los Angeles 3. Wednesday results include Detroit 4 New York 2 and Baltimore 5 Boston 4 with other scores. Weekly schedule notes games at Los Angeles Minnesota and Kansas City Chicago Friday, plus multiple night matches. Rocky Colavito and Dick McAuliffe key in a late Detroit rally. Orsino hits a two run homer for Orioles in a tied game, with Miller and Wilson noted for mound work.
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Public Hearing Planned on Palm Hope Highway 29 Reconstruction
Citizens of Palm and Hope informed of Federal Aid Project F-043-7 reconstruction of State Highway 29 from Palm near the Lafayette County line to Hope. A public hearing will be held at the Hempstead County Court House in Hope, Arkansas, at 9:30 A.M. on April 26, 1963, with view opportunities extended April 18 and 25, 1963.
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Notice to Bidders for Police Cars in Hope Arkansas 1963
Sealed proposals to the City of Hope Arkansas until 2 30 p m April 29 1963 for furnishing two 4 door sedans police patrol units with heavy duty equipment heaters two speed wipers and standard transmission Bid open and read publicly Cars to be inspected with two 1962 sedans traded in City reserves right to reject waive or award as advantageous April 18 1963 G G Medders City Manager
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Miller Picks Up First Win For Dodgers In 10 Inning Win
Dodgers edge Cubs 1-0 in 10 innings as Miller allows three hits in his second start. Ellsworth pitched 18 2-3 scoreless innings. Skowron drove in the decisive run. Colts beat Giants 2-1 in 13th on Campbell homer. Mills?
Minor League Baseball Results and Major League Note
In the International League Jacksonville beat Toronto 6 to 3 while Buffalo topped Indianapolis 6 to 1 and Atlanta defeated Syracuse 4 to 3 Little Rock crushed Rochester 5 to 0 and Richmond outscored Columbus 11 to 10 in tight battles In the Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City won 4 to 2 over Hawaii and San Diego edged Spokane 4 to 3 in 10 innings Portland defeated Oklahoma City 5 to 2 Seattle beat Dallas Fort Worth 6 to 3 while Denver triumphed 9 to 8 over Tacoma Major League Stars include Johnny Edwards of Cincinnati who hit a grand slam in the first inning and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly as Cincinnati beat winless New York Mets 5 to 0 Don Lee of the Angels allowed three hits in his outing
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Louis 2-0 Strikeouts Koufax and team notes
Report lists Louis winning 2-0 with 14 strikeouts for Maloney against Cincinnati. Drysdale and Mahaffey noted for Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Broglio and Wash burn referenced with St Louis 12.
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Ouachita Loses Triangular Meet in Arkansas
Ouachita College dropped a triangular track meet at home as star sprinter David Booth pulled up limping in the 20 yard dash and may miss the year. Arkansas Tech won with 75 percent of points, Ouachita 51 behind Henderson in third. Booth won the 100 yard dash in 9.8 seconds, tied the conference mark, also took the 40 yard dash and ran on the winning 440 yard relay. David Stackhouse was second high point man with 10 percent.
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Death Under Investigation in Arkansas Shooting
Corning Arkansas AP The death of 25 year old John Wayne Hudson Saturday night from a head wound is under investigation. Clay County Sheriff Leon Underwood said hudson’s father in law Reuben Adair said Hudson had been playing Russian roulette. He was taken to a Corning clinic then to a Memphis hospital where he was dead on arrival. Hudson and his wife from the Dell area near Blytheville had been visiting the Adair home.
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Army Inspection Fort Chaffee Arkansas Leads Fort Garl Jark Visit
Lt Gen Garl H Jark commanding the 4th Army leads a command and training inspection at Fort Chaffee Arkansas, the second since the fort’s 1961 reactivation, with activities and units under review through Friday. A related note mentions former Minnesota teammates achieving a 4-0 victory over the Twins with three strikeouts and one walk.
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Celtics Edge Lakers 119 to 9 in playoff thriller
Boston leads 2-1 in best of seven after a dramatic Wednesday win over Los Angeles. Friday's game in Los Angeles sets up another clash as the series tightens with Boston seeking momentum on the road.
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in 3 Days
Advertisement claims T-4-L instantly dries and eliminates athlete's foot in three days. It promises skin regeneration after shedding infected skin and relief from itch and burning. Offered today at Gibson Drug Co with a 48 cent price.
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