Oklahoma and Texas Rated Nation's Best
Oklahoma and Texas hold top spots in the latest Associated Press poll as they prepare for the Cotton Bowl. Oklahoma, idle last week, remains No. 1 with 40 first place votes. Texas climbs to No. 2 after routing Oklahoma State and chasing a national title. Alabama and Navy follow as other top contenders amid several reshuffles in the top ten.
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Clemson
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Alabama
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Wisconsin
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Dodgers Will Trade for Pitching and Bench Depth
Los Angeles Dodgers plan to trade for pitching and depth after winning the pennant and World Series. GM Buzzie Bavasi says the club will not stand pat and seeks one right handed starter and one left handed reliever to bolster a 2.86 ERA top in the majors. The club may shake up the roster by offering Marv Breeding Lee Walls Ken Rowe and Bill Haas to teams in a pool aiding the Mets and Colts.
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Associated Press
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New York Stock Exchange
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Marv Breeding
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Ken Rowe
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide daily sport emphasis. Major periods begin at listed times and run about one and a half to two hours. plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good coves during these times.
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John Alden Knight
National Dominates All Stars Named to 1963 Team
The Associated Press selects the 1963 Major League All Star team with seven National Leaguers led by Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers who posted a 25-5 season and led the league in votes. National selections include Bill White Dick Groat Ken Boyer Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Juan Marichal. Al Kaline Bobby Richardson and Elston HowSrn join the American League roster.
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NEW York
Sandy Koufax
Associated Press
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Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dodgers mull pool players in new first year rule
Dodgers weigh trading or keeping all four pool players as Colts and Mets show interest. Larry Sherry may join the pool but a trade could yield a better deal. Bill Skowren improved after the Series hitting .385 and Dick Tracewski solid at second base though vulnerable to right handed pitching.
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Traceski
Oo Dynasty
Fulmer Faces Decision on Retirement After Fight Talk
Teaneck, N J AP Gene Fullmer, 32, undecided whether to retire, torn between a wish to continue boxing and his family's wishes. While he ponders, he trains his brother Don for a 10 round bout against Jose Torres at Teaneck Armory, with Gene in Don's corner. Fullmer keeps busy on his West Jordan ranches, reflecting on the toll of a career and the instinct to know when it ends.
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Jose Torres
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Good Chance for Title Again at Sea Island
SEA ISLAND Ga AP A 57yearold Hawk Swepney Ker re Tilo got off to a good start in his plan to repeat as USCA Seniors Amateur golf champion. Carlsmith defeated his first opponent in the 1963 tournament, Joseph J Gillin of Tulsa Okla six and four. The 6931 yard Sea Island course hosts the event as Carlsmith drew for his second round opponent today and the coaching staff readies for the next pairing.
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Reds and Blues Battle to a Scoreless Tie
The Reds and Blues, top Grade School Football League contenders, played to a 0-0 draw at K Park. Blues controlled midfield yardage but failed to score, Reds solidified defense near their goal line. Whites beat Gold with two second half scores after a scoreless first half, as Gold debuted this season and showed improvement. Coaches include Wright, Butler, Larty for Blues. Was evil, Hughes, Massenek for Reds. Jones, Burnett, Caldwell, Samuels, Johnson for Gold. Thrash, Purvis, Guerin for Whites. Next Saturday schedule: Whites vs Reds at 1:30, Gold vs Blue at 2:30.
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Dan Jones
Jerry Burnett
Jack Caldwell
Johnny Samuels
Jimny Johnson
Larry ‘Thrash
O¢ Purvis
Paul Guerin
Elizabeth Taylor in London dazzles in color television
AP writer Cynthia Coway notes Elizabeth Taylor in London delivers stunning color photography and engaging London sights with warm commentary and humor. The program blends graceful visuals of Westminster and Buckingham Palace with offbeat street scenes and Pilgrims’ Dock history, showcasing Taylor as both actress and guide.
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CBS
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Arkansas and Baylor Top Conference Go
Texas facing No 1 Oklahoma as Darrell Royal notes Texas Baylor and Arkansas prepare for key conference games. Injury lists shift for Texas Texas A M Navy Rice and Southern Methodists weathering losses while Baylor Kansas Hodge and Hargett return. Razorbacks eye confidence after beating Texas Christian and look to Baylor as Stanford waits for Rice in Houston.
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Associated Press
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Oklahoma
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Longhorns
Snowers
Tarnie Kay
Penn State
Stanford
Fight Results in Bakersfield Crowned by Asis Victory
Rey Asis from Stockton defeats Manny Linson in Bakersfield. Ring action noted with Asis earning a points decision. Details show Asis’s origin and Linson’s location, with scoring listed as 122% and 0 for Mexico.
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Rey Asis
Stockton
Manny Linson
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Killing at Sunday opens Bob Hope NBC anthology
Bob Hope's NBC anthology debuted Friday with A Killing at Sunday a tense drama written by Rod Serling. Expect better from him as regular network fare continues tonight across ABC NBC and third network programming features Wagon Train with Carnt Lawrence as a Chinese princess and Hollywood and the Stars surveying sirens and splashers through the years.
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Rod Serling
ABC
Carnt Lawrence
Baylor Faces Arkansas as Top Rusher Leads Conference
Baylor balances rushing and passing to stay ahead in the Southwest Conference as Der Trull of Baylor tops the league with 299 passing yards and 422 total yards on 64 plays. Kim Lindsey of Arkansas trails the rushers with 172 yards, while Texas’ defense clamps down, allowing 159.9 yards per game and few passing yards.
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Palmer Winnings Now 127555 in PGA Tours
Dunedin Fla AP Arnold Palmer's White Marsh Open win boosted his official PGA earnings to 127,555. PGA stats show Palmer won seven of 19 tournaments and placed in the top five in ten of twenty tries. Jack Nicklaus trails with 85,990 in 23 events, four wins.
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Broyles Credits Confidence Boost From Texas Christian Win
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the Parker victory over Texas Christian last weekend built the Razorbacks confidence. He noted a Monday meeting and shorts workouts for readiness before facing Baylor, with wingback George Rae Walker sidelined by a knee issue and Jackie Bragguelly set to start. Trainer Bill Frail said Tommy Brasher remains unavailable, potentially sidelined for Baylor, Texas, and possibly the season.
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Frank Broyles
Parker
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Razorbacks
Broyles
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TCU
George Rae Walker
Jackie Bragguelly
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Bill Frail
Tommy Brasher
Oklahoma
Texas
Gretel Altered To Improve Australia Cup Challenge
Sydney designer Alan Payne said Gretel is being modified to be faster for the Americas Cup challenge. The 90 foot aluminum mast is moved 10 inches toward the bow, allowing three feet of stern to be cut and about 100 pounds saved. This is the second mast adjustment after a 19 inch forward shift before last year’s Cup defense against Weatherly off Newport.
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Sydney
Australia
Alan Payne
Payne
Weatherly
Newport
Position of Yanks Remain the Same By TED MEIER
After a four game World Series sweep by the Dodgers, the Yankees image stays strong despite defeat. Newspapers note it as a temporary setback with praise for Dodgers pitching and a case that the Yankees remain a premier franchise. World Series history is recalled, including 1942 and 1943 matches.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Yankees
Walt Alston
Jim Ogle
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O'Malley Epen
New York Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Paul Zimmerman
Los Angeles Times
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Warm Days Cool Nights Persist In Arkansas Pattern
A two week pattern of warm days and cool nights continues in Arkansas with no rain. High pressure ridges dominate and little change is expected through Tuesday with temperatures two to six degrees above normal and minimal precipitation. Sunday highs exceed 90 degrees with mid 50s overnight. fall-like temperatures at 86 to 96 today and 46 to 60 tonight.
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