Four major league managers’ jobs open in major leagues
By Jack Hand Associated Press Sports Writer Boston Four managers’ jobs remain open as the plan for the World Series gathers. Kansas City is seeking a successor to Luke Appling. Charley Finley may move to Oakland or Seattle. Pirates, Mets, Braves and others also weighing options. Hodges, Westrum, Williams and Conigliaro figures circulate in speculation.
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Santiago and Gibson Open Series Clash in Boston
St Louis manager Red Schoendienst plans Bob Gibson to start against Boston in Game 1 with Jose Santiago on the mound for the Cardinals. The 1946 World Series recall surfaces as the teams meet in 1967, with history centering on Doerr and Schoendienst and Puerto Rican rookie Santiago making Series history.
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Red Sox Rematch Echoes 1946 Series Lessons
Doerr recalls 1946 letdown as Boston eyes key game stretch. Ted Williams and Carl Yastrzemski loom as threats while pitching rotations show rest versus fatigue ahead of Thursday and Saturday clashes in St Louis.
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Parker-Texas Tickets Stolen in Pine Bluff
E L Albright of Pine Bluff reported a break-in at his service station in Pine Bluff Tuesday with 121 Arkansas Texas football game tickets stolen from his desk. Coins left behind, tickets all for south end zone seats. UA ticket office will replace with specially printed duplicates. Albright had bought 176 of the $4 tickets, sold many, but only 55 distributed.
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Unitas Adapts To Tennis Elbow In Colts Comeback
Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas, 34, scales back practice to short sessions due to tennis elbow but shines in a 41-7 win over the 49ers. He throws 37 passes for 353 yards and two touchdowns after a week of tapering drills, aided by strong protection and a strategic long-pass threat. Coach Raymond Berry praises his health and execution.
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Hope Bobcats Prep for Crossett Battle on Homecoming Friday
Freddie Glaze, head coach of the Hope Bobcats, gears up for the Crossett Eagles after last Friday's Malvern game. Homecoming adds pressure as Hope aims to end a long drought against Crossett, last beaten in 1964, 16-9 at Crossett. The night also features Hope Jr. High Bobkittens vs Texarkana Piggies at Hammons Stadium.
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Rival UCLA Bruins clash set for national telecast
In Los Angeles the Bruins host a high profile rivalry amid a late fall atmosphere. The game will be nationally televised from the site with a broadcast on schedule. The contest is touted as a spoiler potential that could crown a national champion.
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Chargers Find Good Running Back
San Diego Chargers coach Sid Gillman shifts to rookie Dickie Post as lead back while Paul Lowe recovers from a pulled leg muscle. Post, a 4th round pick from Houston, rushed for 121 yards on 20 carries against Buffalo, impressing with speed and quickness.
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Not Easy to Pick Grid Winners Now
AP sports writer notes uncertainty in early college football picks. USC gains top ranking after adding QB Orange Juice Simpson. Houston faces NC State in a matchup of unbeatens. UCLA meets Penn State. Purdue seen as strong under Mike Phipps. Georgia vs South Carolina highlighted by home-field advantage and unbeaten records.
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Malvern Leopards Back on Top in Div 4AA Standings
Malvern Leopards reclaim No 1 spot in Div 4AA after three week absence. They beat Hap 97 40 while Crossett, Magnolia, Warren, and Fairview win key league games. Individual scoring leader Leigh Hargis of Warren with 40 points, Fairview leading in scoring and rushing. Next action includes Malvern at Camden Thursday and Magnolia at Arkadelphia.
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