Wichita Falls Coyotes Face Lawton Wolverines This Friday
Wichita Falls travels to Lawton to challenge Oklahoma’s top ranked Wolverines after a 12 8 loss to Big Spring. The Coyotes own a 3 1 record and rely on stout defense and strong ground attack led by Mike McBride Pat Alexander and Jimmy Powers.
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Keane Named NL Manager of the Year for 1963
Johnny Keane of the St Louis Cardinals won the 1963 AP National League Manager of the Year as 53 of 71 ballots favored him for guiding a surprising second place club. Dodgers skipper Walter Alston finished second with 18 votes, while Bobby Bragan received three for Milwaukee. The Cardinals finished 93 69, riding a late surge before falling to the Dodgers in the pennant race and the Cardinals wintered as a strong pitching staff and key hitters carried the late season run.
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OU Texas gridiron clash looms as national title intrigue grows
The 58th OU Texas clash in Dallas at the Cotton Bowl draws top ranking into a potential national championship won by either No. 1 Oklahoma or No. 2 Texas. Both teams expect tough play and possible lineup tweaks as key players deal with injuries while Bud Wilkinson and Darrell Royal brace for a high stakes showdown. OU leads the series recently but Texas has recent wins, with pundits predicting a tight, hard fought contest.
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Tulsan Sidelined In Senior Tourney
Merrill L. Carlsmith, 57, from Hilo Hawaii, beat Joseph S. Gillin of Tulsa 6 and 4 at Sea Island Georgia to start his bid to become the first repeat USGA Seniors Amateur champion. Gillin fell on the 6 531-yard layout as Carlsmith advanced to the next round in the 1963 event limited to players 55 and over.
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Mantle to Undergo Knee Cartilage Surgery Next Week
Mickey Mantle expected to have cartilage removal surgery on his left knee in a New York hospital. Dr. Sidney Gaynor, team physician for the Yankees, will set the operation date after consulting with Mantle. decision to operate to be Mantle's. Mantle previously damaged knee last June in Baltimore and missed two months. Yankees plan no major off season changes barring the procedure.
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Horses win acres and purses across track cards
At Aqueduct David K. paid $11.20 won the Long Island Handicap on the turf beating Axe in a stretch drive. At Suffolk Downs Longus earned $16.60 by taking the Abington Purse. Hawthorne saw Boston Sailor prevail over Killoqua in the Head Play Handicap. Tanforan hosted Legation paying $5.80 for the Palo Alto Purse, while Roosevelt Raceway at Wesbury featured William Time at $9.70 in the feature pace.
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National League Tops Majors All-Star Team
In 1963 National League stars led the All-Star selections with Sandy Koufax heading the ballot with 68 votes. NL picks included Bill White Dick Groat Ken Boyer Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Juan Marichal. AL selections featured Al Kaline Bobby Richardson Elston Howard and Carl Yastrzemski. Aaron was runner up with 67 votes shaping the premier rosters.
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Associated Press
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Boston
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Minnesota
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San Francisco
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Mays
Spahn
Yanks
Whitey Ford
USATC Wins Badminton Title At Fort Sill
USATC edged First Missile 15 14 to capture the Fort Sill badminton crown. Colin Ciley won the singles, and teamed with Bill Nelson for the doubles title. The top Fort Sill players will join the post in the Fourth Army small games at Fort Bliss October 15 to 18.
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OU Texas TV Battle Ends Today
Dallas area telecast of the Texas-Oklahoma football game hinges on NCAA rules. Austin College at Sherman poses potential conflict if its game sells out, possibly blocking Dallas telecast and affecting Austin as well. Local officials seek a sellout at Sherman or San Antonio to secure broadcast in both areas.
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Smooth Beam Kentucky Bourbon Pleases Leisure Moments
A promotional note extols a smooth Kentucky straight bourbon for leisure moments. It emphasizes tasting like Beam and enjoying the distinctive Beam flavor, inviting readers to taste and savor a drink described as premium and satisfying.
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