US Athletes Dominate Track and Field Finale in Tokyo
US marksman Lones Wigger won gold in small bore rifle three position with a world record 1164 points as Germany's Willi Holdorf upset to capture the decathlon title. Russia's strong showing widens the medal gap while Thomas of Boston criticizes American fans amid finals set with Shavnakadze Brumel looming.
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Willi Holdorf
Germany
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John Thomas
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Russia
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Valery Bru- Mel
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Rein Aun
C.K. Yang
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Walde
Paul Herman
Santa Barbara
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Bob Hayes
Florida A&m Flash
Paul Drayton
Cleveland
Gerald Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dick Stebbins
Los Angeles
Hayes
Henry Carr
Detroit
Mike Larrabee
Fillmore
Ollan Cassell
Nutley, MJ
Ulis Wilhauis
Conptay
Callf
Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Tables
The schedule lists Major periods beginning at shown times lasting about two hours and Minor periods of shorter duration. It advises aligning fishing or hunting activities to peak periods and identifies bold Major periods for each day from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables.
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John Alden Knight
Basketball Monday AP Briefing
The Associated Press reports a light schedule with no games on Monday. Tuesday's lineup features Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at Baltimore, and San Francisco at Detroit.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Baltimore
San Francisco
Detroit
Hutchinson Resigns From Redlegs
Cincinnati AP report states Fred Hutchinson resigned as Reds manager due to cancer. Dick Sisler named to succeed him, with William C. DeWitt announcing after Hutchinson requested relief from duties and contract. Hutchinson, 44, had led Reds since 1959 and pennant in 1961, remaining on leave since Aug. 13, 1964. Sisler, former player and coach, took over late season 1964 and will now lead club.
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William C. DeWitt
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Reds
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Fla
Sisler
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
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Dwitt
Seatle
Nashville
Ohio State Takes AP Football Top Spot After Upset Wins
Ohio State rises to No. 1 in the AP poll after a 17-0 win over Southern California and Arkansas’ 14-13 upset of Texas. Notre Dame moves to second behind the Buckeyes, with Alabama and Arkansas following as top contenders. Florida debuts in the top ten while Michigan exits.
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Freshmen Lead Tied as TCU and Arkansas Equal 2-0
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Texas Christian and Arkansas share the Southwest Conference freshman football lead at 2-0, with Arkansas facing Oklahoma State at Stillwater on Friday. SMU routed Rice 27-0, TCU beat North Texas State 27-15, and Arkansas defeated Texas Tech 18-14 last week. Baylor and Texas A&M meet in Waco, while Rice and Texas clash in Houston Friday night.
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Baseball Managers On The Move In High DramaOffseason
World Series over, baseball headlines heat up as Méhdayy Branch- Ridley signs as Cardinals consultant, Fred Hutchinson resigns as Reds manager with Dick Sisler to replace him, and Harry Walker takes over Pirates. Keane expected to replace Berra with Yankees, and Schoendienst eyed Cardinal job. Milwaukee Braves fate to be decided in Chicago meeting. Rickey’s resignation shocks St Louis as Howsam seeks successor. spring takes shape for next season.
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Ridley
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
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Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
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August Busch Jr
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Red Schoendienst
Cardinal
Rutcinson
Sisler
Hutchinson
Reds
Walker
Murtaugh
Illinois Couple Wins Fish Title at Bull Shoals
An Illinois couple won the Mr. and Mrs. title in the World Series of Sport Fishing at Bull Shoals Lake by hauling four bass in the eight hour event. Joseph Martinak and wife from Hampshire Indiana caught three smallmouth and one tarpon in the competition. Second place went to another team.
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Illinois
Bull ‘Shoals
Joseph Martinak
Hampshire
And
Razorbacks Prepare After Upset of Texas
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the Razorbacks, buoyed by their 1413 upset of Texas, began defensive work Monday for Wichita. The win moved Kansas to No. 4. Texas dropped. Broyles noted Jery Lamb had the only injury, a pulled leg muscle, risking his Saturday night game against Wichita.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
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Hogs
Longhorns
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Razorbacks
Wichita
Frank Broyles
Jerry Lamb
Texas Tech
Southern
National Hockey nday Results Show No Games Scheduled
Daily hockey results note zero games on day. Upcoming Tuesday shows no matches. Wednesday schedule features Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at New York.
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Montreal
Detroit
New York
Now Royal Is Afraid Rice Might Win
ASSOCIATED PRESS Texas coach Darrell Royal seeks a win after a 14-13 loss to Arkansas as Rice visits Houston for a 12 year drought clash. Rice coach Joe Davis says Texas looks strong and the Owls aim to challenge in a classic Rice Texas showdown before a large crowd. Arkansas faces Wichita in an intersectional test with key players healthy for the game.
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Associated Press
Darrell Royal
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Longhorn
Arkansas
Rice
Houston
Longhorns
Royal
Owls
Joe Davis
Davis
Korean Boxer Now Banned From Olympic Ring
Korean boxer Jo Kim Choe received a three year ban from international amateur and Olympic boxing after a 66 second sit down protest in the ring. The ban applied to Korean boxing manager Lee Seeean and others, with bans also imposed on Argentinian Josefrino and Spanish boxer Valentin Joren for referee incidents in recent weeks.
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Tokyo
Jo -Kim Choe
International Boxing Association
Lee Seeeean
Gaa Aes Royungyul
Kang In-Suk
Choh
Stanislav Sorokin
Archie Tanner
Josefrino
Valentin Joren
Big 12 clash looms with key injuries and diversions
Methodist teams quiet as they prep for Saturday showdown in Lubbock. Tech loses guard Doug Young to knee surgery after Baylor defeat. SMU injury free but tense. Texas A M battles Baylor with knee hurt Dan Melthaney out and Eddie McKaughan stepping in. Baylor shuffles eight defenders. Maples doubtful. TCU eyes Clemson after beating A M 14 9. Abe Martin praises interior line as Tigers test nears.
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Lubbock
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Doug Young
Baylor
SMU
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Waco
Aggies
Dan Melthaney
Eddie McKaughan
Bobby Maples
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Abe Martin
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