Series Pay Is Low in World Series Shares
The 1960 World Series payoffs showed the smallest shares since 1961 for winners and 1962 for losers, with the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox receiving modest sums. Fenway Park capacity limited payouts. Cardinals and Red Sox awarded special and half shares to several players, plus charity gifts. Second place earned $1,484.70 each for the Giants, while other teams received smaller amounts and honors. Also recapped are NBA and ABA results and upcoming games.
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Willian D. Eckert
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Jim Cosman
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Galen Cisco
Elston Howard
Ken Harrelson
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Jimmy Fund
Ken Brett
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
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Twins
Sam Mele
Walter Bond
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
New Jersey Beats Kentucky in ABA Action
Dan Anderson sparked New Jersey with 10:36 left in the second, breaking a 32-32 tie. He totaled 16 points and 17 rebounds as New Jersey beat Kentucky 114-101, with John Austin leading NJ scorers at 21 and Darel Carrier adding 26 for the Colonels. New Orleans routed Pittsburgh 126-99 in the other ABA game after a power outage delayed play.
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Associated Press
Dan Anderson
New Jersey
Kentucky Colonels
Anderson
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Tenn
National Basketball Association
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Walt Simon
Ands
Darel Carrier
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Connie Hawkins
Pipers
Doug Moe
Buccaneers
National League faces pressure as AL expands to 12 teams
The National League chief Warren Giles resists quick expansion while the American League moves toward a 12 team lineup by 1969. Walter O Malley is abroad, leaving the NL to navigate a tense dispute with rival leagues and controversial figures like Charles Finley amid talk of cities and franchise moves.
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Africa
O'Malley
National League
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American League
Warren Giles
Warren
Charles O. Finley
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St Louis Browns
Los Angeles
Chavee Havine
Oakland
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Aithoapha
Chicago
Watt
Tine Alse
Walter
Malies Wall
Missioner
Milwaukee
Reece
Gasde
Dies
Ingovut
Nas
Carrie Gottage
Wattyneaal
Nelson in Comeback to Beat Saints
Pittsburgh quarterback Bill Nelson returned from a knee injury to direct two fourth quarter touchdown drives, lifting the Steelers to a 14-10 comeback win over the New Orleans Saints. Rookie Kent Nix had a standout day prior, but Nelson steadied the offense as Don Shy ran for the winning touchdown with 1:52 left.
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Ira Miller
Associated Press
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Bill Nelson
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kent Nix
Tye
Nelson
Steelers
New Orleans
Don Shy
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Green Bay
Dallas
Frisco Men Lead Cage Scorers
New York AP reports Jim King and Nate Thurmond top early NBA scoring races for the San Francisco Warriors with 244 and 224 points as the team sits 6-4. Boozer leads other scorers, Wilkens tops assists, and Thurmond leads rebounds with a 237-157 margin over Jerry Lucas.
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Jim King
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San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
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NBA
Wareriors
Bob Boozer
Chicago
St. Louis
Joe Caldwell
Boozer
Kings
San Francisco Sparkplug
Packers Beat Cards 31-23 In Thriller
Green Bay overcame St Louis quarterback Jim Hart 31 23 as two fourth quarter touchdowns sealed the win. Hart threw two TDs and 317 passing yards, Starr added a late score while Pitts praised Hart after the game. Packers rise to 2 5 1 while St Louis falls to 4 3 in standings.
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Cards
Ben Brown
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Green Bay
Jim Hart
Hart
Cardinals
Elijah Pitts
Bart Starr
Packsers
Starr
Pitts
New York
Cleveland
Hull Aims At NHL Left Wing Scoring Record
Bobby Hull nears the NHL all time left wing scoring mark after three goals last week tied him with Montreal's Yvan Cournoyer for the league lead at 13 points. Hull has 379 career goals and sits near Ted Lindsay for the top left winger totals amid a season highlighting his continued goal scoring prowess.
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Bobby Hull
Chicago
Blond Bomber
NHL
Montreal
Tyan Cournoyer
Hull
Cournoyer
Ted
Ted Lindsay
Boston
Bruins
Fred Stanfield
John McKenzie
Jean Beliveau
Canadiens
Guinp Wuretey
Rogatien Vachon
Fairview Cardinals tighten grip in 4AA4 race over Malvern
In 4AA4 standings Fairview Cardinals hold strong second place as they press Malvern Leopards for the top spot. Fairview defeated Magnolia 76-6 while Malvern routed Sheridan 96-7 in a non league contest. Upcoming schedule features Arkadelphia and Crossett for Fairview and Smackover, Benton for Malvern. Warren leads scorers with 66 points. Fairview tops offense with 218 points and Malvern leads defense allowing 41 points.
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Malvern Leopards
Fairview
Magnolia
Malvern
Sheridan
Arkasdelphia
Crossett
U of Fairview Cardinals
Crossett Eagles
Magnolia Panthers
Smackover Bucks
Warren Lumberjacks
Hope Bobcats
Camden Panthers
Arkadelphia Badgers
Tarkenton Pride of Cleveland Spirit in Browns After Loss
The Fran Tarkenton Admiration Society gains Paul Wiggin as a new member. Wiggin, Browns defensive end, says Tarkenton remains elusive and credits the defense for the 38-34 loss to the Giants as a dog fight. He praises the Browns as spirited and resilient, insisting preparation and opportunity define luck.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland Browns
Tarkenton
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Giants
Darrell Kayal
Lexus
Tarkentes
Notre Dame Bounces Back Into Top Ten Ranking
Notre Dame climbs back into the AP top ten after beating Michigan State 24-12 while Southern California retains the No 1 spot with all first place votes. Indiana makes the biggest jump from ninth to seventh as Georgia Purdue and NC State hold steady behind USC.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Weights
Gypsy Joe Harris and Bobby Cassidy fought in Philadelphia and New York respectively as part of a welterweight card. Dave Zyglee defeated Mike Bruce in Albany while Marsel Cardanty beat Ted Whitfield in Paris. Rocky Cattelart edged Safords Basco in Sydney in bantamweight action.
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Gypsy Joe Harris
Trish Bobby Cassidy
New York
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Houston
Mike Bruce
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Paris
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Dia
France
Ted Whitfield
Boston
Sydney
Australia
Rocky Cattelart
Safords Basco
Philippines
Skeet Shoot for Turkey Prizes Nov 5 at Munis Airport
The Hempstead Skeet and Trap Club hosts a Turkey shoot on Sunday November 5 at Municipal Airport with six to ten target events simulating hunting conditions. Prizes include at least one turkey or ham per 19 shooters. guns from .40 to magnum allowed. no special equipment required.
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Muniscipal
Jaycens
Fate Park
Parsons
Sul Irgets
Falr Park
Hase Destelig
Tre Gels
Solunar Tables and Hints for Cast of Players
A fragmented schedule mentions solunar tables and major periods shown on the die. The text references bets, cards, and a vote related to political or game events with scattered names and places.
Hunt offers 52 Millions for Stadium
Hunt, owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, proposes a 9 year lease on the Jackson County sports complex including football and baseball stadiums. He would form an operating company to manage facilities and related services for both teams. The total lease cost would be about 62.25 million over nine years.
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Jarkoun County
Jane Tat
Harris Wins But Cassidy Disagrees
Harris defeats Cassidy in a close boxing bout with a split decision. The judges tallied 44-43 and 45-44 in favor of Harris, marking his first win over a southpaw and drawing partial disappointment from Cassidy and supporters.
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Munday
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Dyad
Majors to Play 10 at Milwaukee
Melwaurker Wisconsin report indicates the Major League Baseball Milwaukee club will host ten exhibition games in Milwaukee County Stadium. Teams including the Chicago White Sox and Cubs are listed for April 5 and other games, with at least two meetings between major league clubs.
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