Tigers face World Series shakeup infield test
Detroit manager Mayo Smith weighs switching from Mickey Stanley to shortstop for the series with St. Louis. If Stanley proves capable, Kaline moves to outfield with Horton and Northrup. otherwise Matchick at short and Stanley returns to center. The move follows a 2-1 loss to Baltimore and Lachlan MiLain’s 31st win.
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Russell signs two year deal to coach Celtics
Big Billy Russell, at 35, signs a two year, no cut package worth just over 205 thousand per season to remain player coach of the Boston Celtics. He notes his weight and aims to shape up while predicting another championship and a return to first place.
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State Will Meet Tough E Michigan Saturday Open Season
Arkansas State University coach Bemile Elender praised his team then warned they have their work cut out. The Indians open their home season Saturday against undefeated Eastern Michigan State, Jonesboro.
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Northside top in Arkansas grid poll tests Fort Smith
Fort Smith Northside dominates the Associated Press Arkansas high school football poll with 12 first place votes and a 3-0 record. Pine Bluff, 3-0 and ranked sixth, prepares to face the unscored-on Grizzlies, described by coach Jack Robey as sound in every position and difficult to outmaneuver.
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Boxing results from Hope star reported bouts abroad
The Hope Star reports last night’s boxing card listing Vincent Paul Rondon of Venezuela and Antonius Aniya of Panama earning decisions over Frankie Natvder of Puerto Rico and Tokyo rival Kaguyoshi Kanagas wa defeating El Aguinta of The Philippines. Cleroux of Montreal stopped Bert Parry in Nassau Bahamas.
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Rigney Signs New Deal to Manage Angels Again
ANAHEIM AP Bill Rigney is rehired by the California Angels for a new multi year term, the club announcing a long term contract. The 49 year old skipper returns after a stint away, with reports indicating a substantial annual salary and renewed leadership for the AL club. Also announced is the hiring of Dick Walsh as permanent commissioner of the North division.
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McLain Faces World Series Bid as Orioles Edge Tigers
Detroit ace Denny McLain loses to Baltimore 2-1, dropping his bid for win No. 32 as Roger Nelson and Pete Richert combine for the victory. McLain racks up 276 strikeouts, surpassing Hal Newhouser’s club record, while Boog Powell and Don Buford drive in only decisive runs for Baltimore.
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Honey Wins 39 0 Over Nashville Exploding for three touchdowns
The Hope 5 Lizards dominated Nashville Scrappers at Harmmon Stadium scoring 39 unanswered points. Despite 21 players dressed, Hope intercepted five passes and recovered two fumbles in a strong team effort leading to a 39-0 victory.
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Lions optimistic on title run after big win
Detroit Lions rookies Earl McCullouch and a speedy split end say the team can go all the way after a 42-0 victory over Chicago. Coach and players credit Munson's first game with Detroit following his Rams trade, and praise his passing as pivotal.
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Hogs Prepare for Tulsa Game in Fayetteville
Arkansas Razorbacks work on adjusting their offense to Tulsa's last year defense and counter Tulsa's wide open offense. Coach Frank Broyles notes improved pass game and defense, names captains Dixon Barnes and Peascock as seniors who played well against Oklahoma State.
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John Cella Spa Track Owner Dies at 59
ST. LOUIS AP John Cella spa track owner died Monday in a St. Louis hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 59 and held extensive real estate including the American Theater and other commercial buildings. He led Southern Real Estate & Financial Co. of St. Louis and served as past president and board chairman of the Thoroughbred Racing Association of America. He owned the Quaklawn Jockey Club at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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San Marino Targets Olympic Presence Aimed at Exposure
San Marino plans to send five athletes to the Olympics signaling a shift from tourism funding to sports focus. Officials say the effort aims to gain world attention and future participation, including Munich 1972, with no medals expected this time. The republic, 23.5 square miles with 1,200 students among 17,000 inhabitants, hopes sports spending grows.
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Purdue Notre Dame battle dominates college football poll
Notre Dame pushes to No. 2 as Purdue’s 44-7 opening win over Virginia gives the Boilermakers 888 points and 26 first-place votes. Southern California slips to No. 3 after beating Minnesota 29-20, while Alabama holds at No. 7 following Virginia Tech. Ohio State enters the second 10 with no games yet played.
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Little League Football Schedule At Legion Field Tonight
The Little League football program at Legion Field inside Fair Park lists games tonight with Gold facing Red at 4 30 and Blue meeting Green at 5 30. Admission is via the back gate.
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