Walt Alston Quietly Stacks Dodgers Through Platoon Shuffle
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston defends mixed lineups amid praise for a seven game win streak and 12 of 14, citing success while rotating players like Gilliam Fairly Moon Wills Tracewski Oliver Skowron Walls. Podres tossed a five hitter for his third win in six decisions.
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Rosewall Defeats Laver for Pro Tennis Championship
Ken Rosewall beat Rod Laver in Eugene Oregon 6-2 6-2 to clinch the pro title and lead their 20 match series 14 1. The match occurred Tuesday night with Rosewall extending his dominance in the rivalry.
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Former Wolverine Star Named Putnam Junior Coach
Big Jerry Brown, 1963 football season head grid coach at Putnam City junior high, will also teach history in Oklahoma City schools. He graduates from Central State College Edmond this month with a PE major and business minor. Brown played at Cameron and Southwestern State before transferring to Central State and starred on the 1962 undefeated Camellia Bowl team. He plans to marry June 1 and will work with the Oklahoma City park department this summer before starting at Putnam City.
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ATC Stymies 30th Infantry in Fort Sill Group League
ATC defeated the 30th Infantry 9 to 2 at Fort Sill, aided by 10 errors and a strong pitching performance by Ray Kendrick who struck out 17 and allowed five infield singles. Phil Speigle led UTC with three hits, while Henry Duke and Mike LaPointe drove in two runs each. The 30th fell to 1-4, ATC improved to 5-0. Action resumes tonight with School Command vs First Missile Brigade at 7:30 p.m.
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Tarquinia Wins Feature Pace at Yonkers Raceway
Tarquinia captured the Yonkers feature pace on closing night at Yonkers Raceway, posting a 5.70 payoff. The win highlighted Yonkers in a night of bustling harness racing action.
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193 SCHEDULE AND RETURNING EAGLES PLAYERS LIST
Readable roster of returning lettermen for the Eagles listing players by position with heights and weights and class. Includes top sophomore prospects and a partial 193 schedule with several opponents and dates plus last year results among Eisenhower and nearby schools.
RosenBloom Probe Isn't Through Yet
St Louis AP The NFL owners’ spring meeting opens with a private session amid ongoing Rozelle led suspensions of Paul Hornung and Alex Karras for game betting. A review date remains uncertain with no immediate decision on Rosenbloom betting case.
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Gay Saluted As Athlete Of The Year At Douglass
Gay received Athlete of the Year at Douglass high school senior awards. A four-year letterman in football and basketball, he started three years at center for Coach H. C. Kings cagers and played tackle on William Lee's football team. Several other athletic awards were also given including Harvey Tisdale for football performance and All American honorable mention.
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Douglass High School
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Douglass
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Alouettes Trade Grosz to Eskimos for Letcavits
The Montreal Alouettes announce the trade of quarterback linebacker Dave Grosz to the Edmonton Eskimos for end Jim Letcavits. Both were American. Letcavits starred at the University of Kansas, while Grosz earned a conference all star honor at his school.
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