Hamey and Houk Navigate Yankee Trade Talk and Patience
Roy Hamey describes the Yankees negotiations during Mantle and Maris injuries. Ralph Houk sticks with current players, passing on outfield bets while Mayo Smith scouts NL options. They opt for Steve Hamilton over Jim Coates and secure Hamilton and Harry Bright through a cash deal.
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Roy Hamey
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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Ralph
Ralph Houk
Duke Snider
Mets
Johnny Blanchard
Hector Lopez
Jack Reed
Bright and Bright’s roles spark Yankees Reds tensions
Hamey notes Bright hurt Reds and Yankees both on third base and at first. De Witt warned Bright’s limits while praising his defense. Reds viewed Bright as shiftless. he moved among positions, avoiding catcher duties in Cincinnati but volunteering for it with the Yankees. Lopes and Blanchard are discussed amid rosters and trade talk. Houk’s high-stakes optimism stands out.
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Washington
Hamey
Houk
de Witt
New York
Clete Boyer
Ralph
Yankees
Reds
Cincinnati
A’s
Lopez
Blanchard
Phil Linz
Maese Released After Del Mar Derby Injury
Del Mar California Jockey Alex Maese was released from Scripps Hospital after injuring his knee in the first division of the Del Mar Derby He was told to rest with no definite date for returning to riding Initial reports cited a fractured leg but later exams showed torn knee ligaments and not a fracture
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Renew Rivalry Between California and Oregon State
Berkeley hosts Oregon State on November 8 1969 to renew a historic football series begun in 1905. The Beavers visit Corvallis the following year. California leads 15 of 26 meetings. last win was 14 6 in 1960.
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Calif
UPI
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Oregon State
California
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Ore
Bears
Ogden Downs Nevada Test Site In ISC Tourney Opener
Ogden Utah scored four runs in the fourth inning to beat Nevada Test Site 5 to 1 in the International Softball Congress World Tournament at Rock Island before 4,526 fans. NTS next faces a 9 p.m. CDT game Wednesday as double elimination play continues.
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Ill
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Utah
Nevada
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Dave Medina
Bill Durkee
John Ebard
Bob Robey
Bob Gregory
Arnie Keeps PGA Money Lead
Arnold Palmer raised his 1963 earnings to $101,555 after another second place finish at Akron. He became the first golfer to top $100,000 in a single season, with Jack Nicklaus trailing at $83,465 and Julius Boros third at $73,956 in the unofficial money list.
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Dunedin
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Tony Lema
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Bruce Crampton
Gene Littler
Tommy Aaron
Doug Ford
Favorites Lose In Senior Golf Championship Upset
Colorado Springs veteran Howard Creel fell 2 and 1 to Alex Spence of Coronado in the world senior golf championship at Broadmoor. E J Rogers of Oklahoma City defeated Adrian McManus 2 and 1, while Adrian French of Los Angeles lost to Dr. M A McClelland of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Broadmoor
Colts to Train In Cocoa Florida
The Houston Colts will hold spring training in Cocoa Florida after a one year contract with the city. The plan includes a complete training area for Houston's minor league clubs and a grandstand seating 5 000 with night lighting. Cocoa lies near Cape Canaveral. The team previously trained at Apache Junction Arizona.
Sharno Wins Feature Bout In Ten Rounds At Sargent Field
New York’s Vince Sharno, 14 percent, fought a hard ten round feature at Sargent Field New Bedford facing an opponent whose early rounds opened the bout. Sharno overpowered the foe midway and avoided a knockdown in a savage display.
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Vince Sharno
New York
Sargent Field
Sharno
Carranza defeats Kee for Nevada bantamweight title in Reno
Carranza, a 1164 pound Nevada bantamweight contender, stopped Willie Kee at 1 39 of the fifth round before about 600 fans. Patterson won a close 10 round decision over Benito Juarez to extend his unbeaten streak to 15. Louren co and Tucek won their bouts in four rounds.
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Willie Kee
New State
Chilo Carranza
Chilo
Kee
Donald Romeo
Rene Germanier
Chile
Nevada
David Patterson
Senators Dump Twins After Losing Opener
Washington Senators defeated the Minnesota Twins 7-3 in the nightcap after the Twins won the opener 5-2 on homers by Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison. Dick Phillips homered for the Senators and erratic Minnesota pitching helped swing the doubleheader.
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Minnesota Twins
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Senators
Dick Phillips
Minnesota
Pacesetters Rally as Senators Win Behind Key Homers
In a tense game Ed Brinkman scored on an infield out after a walk and single in the third. Phillips hit a homer off Jim Kaat in the fourth. Washington scored in the fifth aided by Siebler’s wildness and two more in the seventh on a walk and three singles plus an error. Allison added his 28th homer in the eighth.
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Phillips
Jim Kaat
Washington
Dwight Siebler
Don Mincher
Jim Hall
Senators
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Minnesota
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Hinton
Killebrew
Allison S-Hall
Stigman
Denney
Cheney
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Henderson Mountain golf sweepstakes opens to amateurs
Henderson Mountain golf course hosts a weekly sweepstakes for amateurs with an established handicap. Entry is five dollars and covers greens fee. players may tee off at their convenience today.
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Henderson
Black Mountain
Takahashi Captures Orient Welterweight Crown In Tokyo
Yoshinori Takahashi defeated Makoto Watanabe by unanimous 12 round decision at Korakuen Gymnasium to win the Orient welterweight title held vacant after Kenji Fukuchi’s retirement. The match was approved by Orient Boxing Federation chairman Justiano Montano Jr. in Tokyo.
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Makoto Watanabe
Korakuen Gymnasium
Justiano Montano Jr
Orient Boxing Federation
Kenji Fukuchi
Japan
Dodgers Fall To Cincinnati O'Toole By 3 1
Cincinnati pitcher Jim O'Toole won his 16th with a 3 1 win over the Dodgers as Gordy Coleman hit a two run homer after Frank Robinson punched a fourth inning single. Don Drysdale took the loss while O'Toole struck out five as Cincinnati held off Los Angeles 3 1. Coleman's shot came in the right field corner and Cincinnati added another run in the eighth. The defeat drops Los Angeles NL lead to 544 games while St. Louis moved within a game after beating San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
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Raoul Tarango
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Kee
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Harry Krause
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Aaron Drives Braves Past Colts with 11-7 Win
Eddie Mathews Don Dillard and Hank Aaron powered the Milwaukee Braves to an 11-7 victory over the Houston Colts. Milwaukee stacked 14 hits off five Houston pitchers as Dick Crott suffered the loss. Mathews hit his 20th homer with two on in the third, Bateman hit an inside the park two-run shot in the fourth, and Dillard tied the game with a pinch hit homer in the fifth.
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Don Dillard
Hank Aaron
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Houston Colts
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Dick Crott
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Bob Hendley
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Don McMahon
John Bateman
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Los Angeles Dodgers revise World Series program plates
The Dodgers revise 1962 World Series souvenir program covers to 1963 as part of their effort to keep the 1963 event in play. Some pages require no changes while others need complete replacement, reflecting the team’s desire to move past last season’s NL playoff defeat.
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UPI
Dodger
San Francisco Giants
Baseball Scores And Tuesday Probables For National League Games
National League results show St Louis 6 San Francisco 3 and Milwaukee 7 Houston 3. Tuesday night matchups list Bennett 7-2 vs Jackson 14-12 in Philadelphia at Chicago and Powell 10-11 vs Friend 15-11 in New York at Pittsburgh with other intercity games and Wednesday schedules including Philadelphia at Chicago and St Louis at San Francisco.
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Night Basketball Pairings From Los Angeles to New York
American worn records note several night games across cities including Los Angeles Detroit Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Boston New York with pairings featuring Lee Horten Grant Rekow McNally Nichols Morehead Bouton Verry and twin night matches in midweek schedule.
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Fallon Triumphs In BCH National Baseball Congress
Fallon Merchants defeated Ocala Florida 10 to 4 in a losers bracket game in Wichita Kansas. Fallon capitalized on Ocala errors scoring four unearned runs. Wayne Abalos and Buzz Bradshaw drove in three runs each while Red Atnp pitched eight innings for Fallon.
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Fallon Merchants
Ocala
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National Baseball Congress
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Wayne Abalos
Buzz Bradshaw
Red Atnp
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