Colts Owner Cleared as Grid Gambling Probe Ends
The six month NFL investigation led by commissioner Pete Rozelle cleared Rosenbloom of betting on league games and suspended Green Bay’s Paul Hornung and Detroit’s Alex Karras indefinitely for wagering on games. Detroit players Gordy Lowe Schmidt Walker Williams were fined 2000 each. Detroit Club fined 1000 for lax bench controls. Rozelle noted no evidence any player bet against his team. Rosenbloom welcomed closure and aimed to win the fall championship with the Packers.
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Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Detroit
Alex Karras
John Gordy
Gary Lowe
Joe Schmidt
Wayne Walker
Sam Williams
Rosenbloom
Rozelle
Colts
Robert McGarvey
Philadelphia
New York
Packers
Karras
Texans Clash Tonight in Southwestern Invitational
Two more doubles eliminations loom as Page Aircraft and Southmoor Sporting Goods meet at 8:00 and Duncan's Merchants vs Millard's at 9:15 at ABC Park. Frank White Construction and Sportsman Lounge won easy games last night 9-0 and 13-0, each via five innings. Pewewardy no-hit Frank White through eight but walked three and struck out eight for the victory. Watts hit a solo homer, while Freeman and Hefner had three hits each. Sportsman Lounge topped Bianco's 13-0 as Wetselline brothers and Dombo produced two safeties apiece. Sawtell left with an ankle injury after three innings. The tournament’s biggest doubleheader features A&A Fence vs Ace All-Stars and Consumer Coop of Enid vs Perkins of Duncan Thursday night at Underwood’s.
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Abc Park
Page Aircraft
Southmoor Sporting Goods
Wichita Falls
Duncan’s Merchants
Millard
Frank White Construction
Sportsman Lounge
Underwood
Wes Pewewardy
Frank White
Pewewardy
Construction Men
Richard Watts
Lee Freeman
Sparky Hefner
Bianco
Terry Wetselline
Phil Wetselline
Dombo
Jim Sawtell
Ronnie Burch
A&a
Consumer Coop of
Enid
Perkins
Duncan
Texas Sees Big 7 Wins and 1963 Football Outlook
University of Texas unveils a colorful 1963 football brochure featuring coach Darrell Royal and All-American Scott Appleton. Royal aims for another strong season with five bowl teams in six years, while OSU and OU renew the rivalry on October 5 and 12. Royal notes depth at quarterback and backfield and previews a cautious, near-vested offense.
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Jones Ramsey
University of Texas
Darrell Royal
Scott Appleton
Royal
Hollis
Okla
Texas
Longhorn
Sooner State
Oklahoma State
Phil Cutchin
Austin
Sooners
Steers
Dallas
Longhorns
Texans
Darrell
Pat Culpepper
Johnny Treadwell
Appleton
Timmy Doerr
Ernie Kay
Harold Philipp
Tommy Ford
Joe Dixon
Jim Hudson
Phil Harris
TCU
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Carlisle
Tulane
OSU
Belinsky Ready to Report to Hawaii Farm Club
Hawaiians await Bo Belinsky as the Los Angeles Angels moved him to the disqualified list after he refused to report to the Hawaii Pacific Coast League affiliate on May 25. The left hander earns about $90 a day on a $15 000 salary over 50 months, with the downtime likely extending his absence.
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Belinsky
Islands
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
Angels
Douglass Shocks Whittier Midgets in 8-2 Victory
Douglass dashed Whittier's bid for an undefeated season with an 8-2 win, closing to within one game of the Midget league lead. Swinney sparked a comeback with three fifth inning runs in a 7 4 win over Jackson, Tony Moschella scoring the winner. Adams 12, Cleveland 5. Eisenhower 7, St. Mary's 4. Wilson 6. Taft 3. Highlights: Mike Newman. Howell pitched a no hitter.
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Douglass
Whittier
Swinney
Jackson
Tony Moschella
Adams
Cleveland
Dunbar
Washington
St. Barbara
Jefferson
Eisenhower
St. Mary's
Wilson
Taft
Mike Newman
Howell
Bruce Hannington
Lin
Duncan Nicks Realtors Trail Lawton in Five Inning Rout
In a pitcher’s duel turned blowout, Duncan Nicks Realtors exploded for seven runs in the fifth inning to rout Lawton Realtors 9 to 1. Freeman Dockery pitched well early against Ronne Matney but left after four, and Vernell Prince surrendered the decisive runs. Dockery was kept for a Thursday rematch at ABC Park against the Lawton Colonels. Night honors and donations marked the event.
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Duncan
Lawton Realtors
Realtors
Freeman Dockery
Ronnie Matney
Realtor
H. C. King
Dockery
Vernell Prince
Lawton Colonels
Abc Park
Spon
Legion
Cubs rely on Lindy McDaniel to seal win again
Oklahoma native Lindy McDaniel delivered his fourth save in five days for the Chicago Cubs, striking out Hank Aaron to preserve a 10 game victory over Milwaukee. McDaniel has 5 wins and 14 of 16 saves this season, anchoring three Cub shutouts with a 2.70 team ERA. Coach Bob Kennedy praised his reliever as a durable, rested asset.
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Royal
Longhorn
Oklahoma U
Sooners
Bud Wilkinson
Darrell
Jof Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Cubs
Lindy McDaniel
McDaniel
Cubs
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Larry Jackson
St. Louis
Cub
Bob Kennedy
Arnett
Okla
Hollis
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Don Elston
Kennedy
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Houston report lists Tod Herring stopping Otis Lee in a bout. New York results show Johnny Ersol outpointing Willie Giles. San Antonio notes Ray Coleman and Jorge Ceja fought to a draw in a Phoenix-Mexico City match.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex Tod Herring
Leysten
Otis Lee
New York
Johnny #ersol
Brooklyn
Willie Giles
Miami Beach
Fila
San Antonio
Tex
Ray
Flash) Coleman
Phoenix
Jorge Ceja
Mexico City
Drew
Milan Closes $500,000 Deal For Amarildo
Milan paid Botafogo 400000 for Amarildo with 100000 cash in handover. The left halfback joins Milan from Botafogo after the exchange.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Milan
Amarildo
Botafoga
The Man Who Broke In Long Ago Musial Echoes
AP report recalls Stan Musial’s 22 year major league debut with the Cardinals and ages of baseball icons from the era. It places his arrival alongside stars like Mel Ott and Leo Durocher and notes how much has changed since then.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Albert
Bob Cousy
New York
Musial
Bob Green
Associated Press
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Rocket Richard
Stan
Cardinals
Danny Murtaugh
Philadelphia
Freddie Hutchinson
Buffalo
Johnny Pesky
Louisville
Billy Hitchcock
Kansas City
Ralph Houk
Binghamton
Albany
Ralph Kiner
Brockton
Mass
Rocco Marchegiano
Doc Blanchard
Glen Davis
Doak Walker
Charlie Trippi
Johnny Lujack
Atomic Energy
Frank Sinatra
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Mel Ott
Polo Grounds
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
John F. Kennedy
Harvard
Lucky Strike Green
Gary Cooper
Sergeant York
Hank Bauer
al Dark
George Kell
Andy Pafko
del Rice
Bill Rigney
Jackie Robinson
Eddie Stanky
Mike Garcia
Ed Lopat
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Johnny Sain
Joe Pepitone
Warren Spahn
Southern Cal game tickets spark record outlook in Norman
OU ticket manager Harold Red Reid reports 3,000 tickets sold for the September 28 Oklahoma versus Southern California game in Los Angeles. He aims to surpass the 6,000 who attended the 1954 Berkeley trip and notes strong sales for OU Missouri and other home games.
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Norman
UPI
Los Angeles
Harold
Red) Reid
Reid
California
Berkeley
Columbia
Clemson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Dallas
White Sox Acquire Taylor Phillips From Indianapolis IL
Southpaw Taylor Phillips was purchased by the Chicago White Sox from the Indianapolis club of the International League. The pitcher with prior MLB time with the Cubs and Phillies will fill in for injured Frank Baumann on the White Sox roster.
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Chicago
UPI
Taylor Phillips
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Phillips
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Golf stars praise PGA course as fair in Texas heat
The 167 players tee off at 7 a.m. CST at Dallas Athletic Club in the PGA Championship. Arnold Palmer calls the track fair and well conditioned despite 100-degree heat, while Nicklaus, Player, Boros and Lema chase a title Palmer seeks to cap a year with big earnings but no major win.
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Pro Golf Stars
Don Weiss
Associated Press
Dallas
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Texas
Mike Souchak
Dallas Athletic Club
America
Palmer
Golf
PGA
Julius Boros
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Latrobe
Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
Gary Player
South Africa
Boros
Tony Lema
Player
Bermuda
Track Star Freen Makes Rapid Russian Debut
George Freen, a 21 year old hammer thrower from North Hollywood, has surprised the Russians with his rapid improvement. On his first trip abroad with the U S national team, he went from a 55 foot opener to 198 10 at the AAU meet and sees potential for big gains in six years as he enjoys friendly Moscow competition and the welcome reception from locals.
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Associated Press
Moscow
George Freen
California
Freen
U. S
North Hollywood
Calif
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Hefner
Moe
Sawtell
Burch
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Rice
LSU
Tommy Wade
Duke Carlisle
Soph Martin Kristynik
Bay City
Bo Belinsky
Westbury
N.Y
McQuick
Roosevelt Raceway
RO Laird
Duncan Nicks Realtors
Allewant
Prince
Wallace
Matney
Swami
Elle
Oklahoman Sparks
Bruins
Lindy
Dick Lemay
Aaror
Giles & Shwen
Chisox Bay
Automotive Machine Shop Service
Burch Machine and Auto Parts
BEL
Charles
Phil Rodgers
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