Pro Football Forecast From A Retro Crystal Ball
The author predicts NFL and AFL contenders with Green Bay and St. Louis favored for the NFL title while San Diego is a top AFL pick. He names Baltimore Chicago Detroit and New York as contenders in the East with St. Louis Cleveland and Pittsburgh later.
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Yankees
Green Bay Packers
St. Louis Cardinals
San Diego
Buffalo
Green Bay
Nuff
Baltimore Colts
Chicago
Detroit
Giants
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cardinals
Charley Johnson
Browns
Frank Ryan
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Dallas
NFL
Kansas City
Chargers
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
Paul Lowe
Keith Lincoln
Tobin Rote
KayCee
Oakland Raiders
al Davis
Denver
Cookie Gilchrist
Houston
Boston
Boston Boxing Fight Backers Spur Commission Decision
Atty John Cronin says final arrangements for the Clay Liston title bout should be completed by Monday after meetings with promoters, boxers, and the Massachusetts Boxing Commission. Officials have not yet approved the fight though local press cites readiness to sanction if requirements are met.
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John J. Cronin Jr
Boston
Robert Nilon
Intercontinental
Commission
Boston Garden
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State Boxing Commission
Promotion Agency
Atty. Cronin
State Boxing Agency
UCLA Pitt Clash Opens College Football Season
The Pitt Panthers host UCLA in a week one intersectional battle watched as the season opener. Pitt seeks Eastern honors after a 1 loss last year while UCLA aims to rebound with QB Larry Zeno directing a strengthened lineup.
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Pitt
U.C.L.A
Abilene Christian
Howard Payne
Hamline- Bethel
Bradley-Milwaukee Univ. Butler-Morehead
Hillsdale-Findlay
North Dakota-St. Thomas
South Dakota
Bemidji
Fat Offer To Braves Stirs Milwaukee Baseball Support
Schlitz president Robert A. Athlem Jr. announces a three year 125000 per year salary boost proposal to keep the Braves in Milwaukee. He says the club must stay in Milwaukee for the sake of Milwaukeeans and Wisconsin fans as reports swirl about a 1965 move to Atlanta and a new 16 million stadium there.
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Wisconsin
Robert A. Athlem Jr
Schlitz
Braves
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Ex terminator wins first start in 1917 Latonia race
Florence Kentucky report notes a former champion horse who won half of his 100 career races during an eight-year campaign. He secured his first postwar start on June 30, 1917 at Latonia.
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Florence, Ky
UPI
Latonia
Western Opens Season Versus Twin Falls at Butcher Field
Western High School starts the 194 football season tonight hosting Twin Falls Idaho at Butcher Field. The Warriors, defending Southern Conference AAA champions, bring 19 lettermen from last year’s 7-3 squad, relying on a veteran lineup led by quarterback Gregory Mead and backs Carl Wojciechowski and George Hedrick.
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Idaho
Butcher Field
Warriors
Reno
Fromhart
Tony Spano
Gary Waite
Steve Young
Bill Harris
Vic Vigeren
Gary West
Steve Ferrand
Gregory Mead
Carl Wojciechowski
George Hedrick
Ron Tyler
Chargers Trim Roster To Four Players
San Diego Chargers head coach Sid Gillman announced a four player cutdown. Wayne Frazier and Fred Moore were waived, Keith Kinderan listed on injuries waivers, and rookie linebacker Ron Carpenter placed on the injured deferred list.
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Calif
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gillman
Wayne Frazier
Fred Moore
Keith Kinderman
Ron Carpenter
Standings teased for night matchups
Night games highlight the schedule with Washington visiting Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, Kansas City at Baltimore, Minnesota at New York, and Los Angeles at Boston.
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Unclear matchup slate features city teams and players
OCR text lists multiple inconsistent pairings such as Washington of Detroit-Daniels versus Sporme in Chicago, and matches involving Cleveland-Herbert, Krolick, Pena, Bertania, Paoscue, Strottiemyre, Newman, Morehead, and More. The fragmentary lines mix cities and player names with no coherent schedule or results.
National League Baseball Matchups Across Cities
National schedule lists St. Louis versus Chicago and Cincinnati at Milwaukee plus New York at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Francisco, and Pittsburgh at Houston with night games noted. The sets show major city pairings for the upcoming games.
Night baseball matchups and player notes across four cities
Pairs of pitchers and hitters listed for New York at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Houston Cincinnati at Milwaukee and St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at San Francisco include scores or abbreviations with limited readable detail.
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Los Angeles
Jackson
Richert
Pittsburgh
Houston
Larsen
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Tagie
Schneider
St. Louis
Chicago
Craig
Buh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Manatfey
Perry
O'Dell
New York at Los Angeles and more night games listed
Baseball schedule note lists New York at Los Angeles and Cincinnati at Milwaukee with St. Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at San Francisco. Mentions American League and a figure 66k, unclear attendance.
Why No Attendance Figures For Raiders Oilers Charity Game
Days have passed since the Oakland Raiders Houston Oilers charity game and officials have not released attendance or live gate figures. The ongoing delay raises questions about data collection and reporting from the event organizers.
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Oakland Raider
Houston Oiler
Phils Sign Local Ace Dick Hoover for Spring Training
Philadelphia Phillies sign 21 year old Rancho High School star Dick Hoover for a substantial bonus. Hoover will train in Leesburg Florida in March and join the Class A California League affiliate. He set a .531 batting mark as Rancho’s senior in 1961 and played varsity baseball at UC Berkeley. He recently completed Army duty and will enroll at San Fernando State Northridge before reporting to the Phillies.
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Rancho
Philadelphia Phillies
Hoover
Leesburg
Fla
Phillies
California
University of California
Berkely
San Fernando State
Northridge
Calif
Paved Wins At Atlantic City In Turf Race
Calumet Farm's Paved rode by Phil Grimm captured his second straight win of the year at Atlantic City routing Backseat Drive by a length in the five and a half furlongs on turf. Wild Oat finished a neck back in third among Paght.
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N.J
UPI
Calumet Farm
Paved
Atlantic City
Phil Grimm
Backseat Drive
Wild Oat
Paght
Osuna Reaches U S Open Semifinals in Tough Win
Rafael Osuna of Mexico defeated Mike Sangster of Britain in four sets to advance to the U.S. Championships semifinals after a two hour and 35 minute match in 90 degree heat. Nancy Richey upset Billie Jean Moffitt 6-4 6-4 to reach the women's semifinals, as wind and serve breaks affected play on center court.
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UPI
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Britain
Mike Sangster
U.S
Osuna
Sangster
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Texas
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Davis
Mike
Rafe
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Fred Stolle
Australia
Miss Richey
Miss Moffitt
Billie Jean
Sunrise Flight Sweeps to Silver Blaze Purse Victory
Sunrise Flight led by five and a half lengths to win the mile and one eighth Silver Blaze at Aqueduct. Lord Date finished second with Piave third in a six horse field as jockey Mike Venezia guided Sunrise Flight to an easy victory after a powerful stretch run.
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UPI
Little M. Farm
Sunrise Flight
Aqueduct
Lord Date
Piave
Mike Vene Zla
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