Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
United Press International standings show the National League East led by New York and St Louis close behind. American League leaders include Baltimore and Detroit with tight races elsewhere. Wednesdays results include Atlanta over Chicago and New York over San Francisco as schedules preview up to Friday night games.
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Washington and Kwalick Shine in 49ers Drills
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan praised wide receiver Gene Washington and tight end Ted Kwalick after a long workout in Goleta California. Washington showed improvement and Kirkalick or Kwalick progressed as the team continues to evaluate both players amid salary holdout tensions.
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Nolan
Kwalick
Pro Prospects for Bills Football Under New Era
Murray Olderman assesses the Buffalo Bills' 1963 season prospects. Key players include 34 year old quarterback Jack Kemp and 32 year old Tom Flores, with O J Simpson and Bill Enyart carrying the running game. Linemen Billy Shaw Costa Stew Barber Al Bemniller and defense veterans headline a mixed line, while secondary stars Booker Edgerson Butch Byrd and George Saimes anchor the backfield. Prediction: second in the East, hampered by injuries and aging personnel.
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Jack Kemp
Tom Flores
Kay Stephenson
Haven Moses
Richard Trapp
Bobby Crockett
Monte Ledbetter
Billy Masters
Paul Costa
Max Anderson
Gary McDermott
Ben Gregory
O. J. Simpson
Bill Enyart
Billy Shaw
Costa
Stew Barber
al Bemniller
Tom Day
Tom Sestak
Ron McDole
Jim Dunaway
Julian Nanamaker
Little Tenn
Martin
Harry Jacobs
Marty Schottenheimer
Mike Stratton
Paul Guidry
Edgar Chandler
Booker Edgerson
Butch Byrd
George Saimes
Tommy Janik
Frank Pitts
Bills
Bruce Alford
Paul Maguire
Tarkenton as a fashionable, assertive quarterback in Manhattan
The piece contrasts Fran Tarkenton with Joe Namath, noting Tarkenton’s public image as modern and worldly yet grounded in family faith. It cites his high 75,000 dollar Giants salary, his role in Tarkenton Ventures, Inc., and his reputation for business acumen beyond football.
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Joe Namath
Big City
Fran Tarkenton
Scrambler
Namath
Tarkenton
Long Giant
Tarkenton Ventures, Inc
Hancock grid opener set for Monday on campus field
Head coach Barney Eames announced the Hancock College Bulldogs will begin football practice at 8 30 a.m. September 1 on the college field. Prospective players should contact Eames during August 25 29 to receive equipment and join early weight training sessions Mondays and Wednesdays 6 8 p.m.
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Allan Hancock College
Barney Eames
Eames
Junior swim competition announced at Hancock College pool
The California Jaycees announce a non AAU junior swim meet for swimmers up to 17 held Saturday at Hancock College pool Santa Maria. Entries accepted day of meet with 50 cents per event plus 2 dollars per entrant including lunch. event list includes four main strokes plus medley and diving. Boys eight and under backstroke starts at 9 a.m.
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Santa Maria
California Jaycees
Orcutt Jaycees
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Santa Barbara County
Oregon
Walker’s no hit victory anchors Jaycees title bid
Al Walker pitched a no hitter as the Jaycees defeated Calvary Baptist 11 to 1 at Thompson Park. Dick Madison blasted two homers, Don Harmison added a homer and a single, and Larry Payton joined the long-ball attack in the Jaycees’ fifth straight win. Johns Manville followed with a 13 to 3 win over Latter Day Saints, led by John Hamnah’s four hitter and George Vega’s three singles. Lompoc City Employees beat Foursquare Church 17 to 1 behind Aubrey Greer three singles and Bob Teve Jones’s homer and single.
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Thompson Park
al Walker
Calvary Baptist
Latter Day Saints
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City
Aubrey Greer
Bob Teve Jones
Jim Brightwell
Price Rise At New Stadium For Phillies And Eagles
Stadium construction in Philadelphia will see ticket prices raised to cover a $45 million annual rent. The project aims to reach a March 29, 1970 deadline as expected. In Seattle, the Pilots acquired outfielder Bill Williams from Vancouver and contend with injuries to Dick Simpson and Ray Oyler plus Mike Hegan's two weeks of service.
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Dick Simpson
Ray Oyler
Mike Hegan
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