Giants Swing Six-Player Interleague Trade For Pitching Help
The San Francisco Giants completed a six-player interleague deal with Baltimore before the midnight deadline. They acquire pitchers Jack Fisher and Billy Hoeft and catcher Jim Coker in exchange for pitchers Stu Miller and Mike McCormick and catcher John Orsino. The Giants aim for a Pierce-Larsen like boost from the new arms.
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Liberty Is Loser in Bowl Despite Thrilling Game
Philadelphia hosted the Liberty Bowl where Oregon State defeated Villanova 60 in freezing weather. All-America Terry Baker rushed 99 yards for a touchdown as Villanova outplayed the top offense but failed due to fumbles and penalties. Promoter Bud Dudley faces a substantial loss, though plans to return next year.
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Dumas Faces Four Finalists as Texas Schoolboy Finals Near
Only two undefeated teams remain as Dumas, Berger, Rockdale, Jacksboro, Rotan, Ingleside, and Pharr-San Juan-Alamo reach the Class AA, AAA, and A finals. Berger duels Brackenridge for AAAA, Dumas meets Pharr-San Juan-Alamo for AAA, Rockdale faces Jacksboro in AA, Rotan meets Ingleside in AA, with upsets and standout performances shaping a dramatic close to the campaign.
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A&M Poised as Favorite After Houston Victory
The Aggies defeated Houston 69 67 to extend their unbeaten intersectional streak to 28 games and appear favored in the approaching Southwest Conference race. SMU swept LSU 83 68 and Tulane 99 75 as league play improved, while Texas A&M and Houston lead the week’s interconference results and Texas Tech suffered a six game skid.
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Bearcats Bolster Ratings but Duke Survives Close Call
Cincinnati remained unbeaten with a 64-49 win at Kansas and stretched its streak to 24. George Wilson scored 20 and Ron Bonham 19 as the Bearcats improved to 6-0. Duke edged Louisville 76-75 after Heyman scored 35, while Louisville faltered on the final free throw. Ohio State and Loyola also posted wins as top teams pressed their holds in a crowded early-season slate.
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Colts Announce 29-Game Spring Training Schedule
The Houston Colts unveiled a 29 game spring exhibition slate for their second major league season. The schedule runs March 9 through April 7 and includes 12 games against the Los Angeles Angels plus matchups with the Cubs Indians Red Sox Giants Athletics and the Oklahoma City farm club. The Angels series includes games in Las Vegas and Kansas City on March 23 24. The team will train at Apache Junction Arizona with final dates in San Antonio Texas Oklahoma City and Wichita Kansas.
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Washington sets goal for 10 percent export rise
Washington officials announce a new target to lift American exports by 10 percent for the 1962-63 period. The plan aims to strengthen trade and support domestic industries through expanded shipments abroad.
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SWC Standings and Weekly Results Snapshot
SEASON STANDINGS show Texas A and N leading with 42 wins and 800 OPS. Texas and Arkansas tied at 600 with 307 and 308 points respectively. SMU holds 500 with 434 OPS. Last week saw Tulane 82 over Rice 78 and multiple conference games. This week lists Baylor Tulane, SMU Northwestern, Rice Century, Texas Tech Oklahoma among others with cross matchups across cities.
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Hornsby Improves After Stroke During Recovery
Rogers Hornsby, 66, former Chicago Cubs manager and Hall of Fame right fielder, showed improvement after a Friday stroke while healing from eye surgery. A hospital spokesman said he is not allowed phone calls. Hornsby led the NL in batting seven times from 1915 to 1937 and played for the Cardinals, Braves, Giants, Cubs.
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Jamaica allows opposition voice on cabinet appointments
Jamaica's new constitution permits the leader of the opposition party to be heard on cabinet appointments, expanding checks on government power and involving the opposition in governance. The measure signals a shift toward broader consultation and parliamentary balance in Kingston.
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