Short Trades Stir Sox Orioles Aesop Tale of Risk
The White Sox trade Lois Aparicio and Al Smith to the Orioles for Ronnie Hansen Hoyt Wilhelm Dave Nicholson and rookie Pete Ward. Critics question Ed Short's gamble after past deals and his continued role under manager Al Lopez amid calls for stability and new strategy.
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Trade Drama Shapes White Sox Roster Shuffle
Short surrenders as he quits salary cuts to 35 000 while Ward the Rochester standout becomes key to Chicago's plan. Hansen Wilheim Nicholson join a reshaped outfield and infield as White Sox gamble on rookie Ward to spark a pennant chase despite rookies burdening major league duty.
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Rochester
Lee MacPhail
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Santa Anita Race Results Summary
Race results from Santa Anita show multiple horses and times with a dense list of placements and jockeys. The text records numerous finish positions and horse names across several heats, including mentions of purses and race identifiers, but remains fragmented and hard to parse.
Player Caps VanderKelen joins Vikings Money Lead
Gary Player of South Africa moved into the PGA money-winning lead on the 1963 tour after tying for second at the Bing Crosby Tournament in Pebble Beach. Arnold Palmer’s run of 47 straight in the money ended with a disqualification, and Billy Casper rose to second in earnings while Gene Littler struggles to stay near the top.
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Palmer
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Crosby
Hind
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Art Well
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Phil Rougers
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Ant Tommy Jacobs
Casper
Harding Park
Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Littler
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Pebble Beach
VanderKelen Signs with Vikings After Rose Bowl Fame
Wisconsin quarterback Ron Van derKelen left Green Bay to join the Minnesota Vikings on a one year contract. The Rose Bowl hero, 6-1, 176 pounds, chose the Vikings over the Packers, citing a new team path and better chance to play. Vikings officials pledge he will have every chance to compete in training camp.
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Packer Con
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Gene Calhoun
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Twin Cities
Bert Rose
Norm van Brocklin
Calhoun
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van Broecklin
Paradise Pabre and Local High School Basketball Scores
Fragmented OCR summary lists teams and players with scattered scores and times. Entries include Meares, Gorman, Bearers, and other athletes, plus high schools such as Sask High and Recme High. Details are incomplete and partially unreadable.
Unitas Rejects NFL Gambling Charges as Baloney
Johnny Unitas, quarterback of the Baltimore Colts, dismissed gambling probes as baloney. Speaking at the National Sporting Goods Association Convention in Chicago, he criticized politicians and recalled an incident with a man he was told was the biggest gambler in Baltimore. He said he does not gamble and questioned the caller’s identification.
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Falcons Cancel Exhibition With Lions Cowboys at Air Force Academy
Air Force Academy officials cancelled the September 8 NFL exhibition between the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys at Falcon Stadium. Superintendent Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren said the decision followed unintended controversy within Colorado, citing booster pressure and Broncos involvement as factors. The $40,000-seat stadium had only hosted college and high school games, and Academy plans for proceeds toward a cadet recreation area were not enough to justify the risk of alienating supporters.
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Gotay Signs with Pirates After Trade
Julio Gotay, 23, Puerto Rico native, signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates after being traded from the St. Louis Cardinals. The deal also brought Don Cardwell to Pittsburgh in exchange for Dick Groat and Diomeces Olivo.
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UPI
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St. Louis Cardinals
Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Dick Groat
Diomeces Olivo
Liston Patterson Title Fight Pact Near Completion
Promoter Tom Bolan and adviser Jack Nilon announced an agreement on how and when Liston will be paid the escrowed £207,000 for his first title defense against Patterson. CSI promised immediate funds, with $85,000 due by Friday noon, and the contracts to be formalized next week. Meetings at the Deauville Hotel included James November and Miami Beach officials as preparations proceed for the April 4 bout.
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Chicago Cubs Sign Two Pitchers for 1963 season
The Chicago Cubs added two pitchers, lefty Jim Brewer and reliever Barney Schultz, to their 1963 signing list. Brewer and Schultz join existing Cubs allocations as the team shapes its roster for next season.
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UPI
Chicago Cubs
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Barney Schultz
Sea Orbit Wins Santa Catalina to End Career
Sea Orbit, trained for a California owner, clinched a half-length victory in the $527,300 Santa Catalina Handicap at Santa Anita, concluding a long career before being sent to Seven Seas Ranch for stud in China California. Jockey Ray York steered the 7-year-old to the win over rivals including Olden Times, with Harpie and Flutterby also placing. Sea Orbit finished in 1:48 as betting odds paid 9.60 to win, 5.60 to place, and 3.60 to show.
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Turley and Hunt Sign with Los Angeles Angels
Pitcher Bob Turley and outfielder Ken Hunt, both hampered by injuries in 1982, signed with the Los Angeles Angels yesterday through GM Fred Haney. Turley, acquired from the Yankees, says he has trained daily since January and expects to be ready for spring training in Palm Springs. Hunt sat out nearly all of the 1942 season due to a dislocated right shoulder.
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