Opposing Pilots Have Much In Common In 1962 World Series
New York manager Ralph Houk and San Francisco skipper Alvin Dark share similarities despite differing temperaments. Each is respected by players and focused on offense, with Dark downplaying strategy and Houk favoring his best hitters over platoons as the Series unfolds.
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Houk and Dark Bring Yankee Leadership to the Fore
The piece profiles Ralph Houk and Alvin Dark as rookie managers last season guiding the Yankees and Giants respectively. It highlights Houk’s temper balance and tactical sense, including a bold basepath slide, plus Dark’s morale work with Willie Mays and handling Cepeda and McCovey. Both bring distinct careers as players into managerial success.
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Liston Denies Charges Refuses Testimony Before Probe
Sonny Liston declined to appear before a New York state legislative committee investigating boxing. Through attorney Morton Witkin, Liston denied a former heavyweight's claim about a sparring partner arranged by Frank Palermo and said he did not have conversations with Cortez Stewart. Witkin postponed Liston’s appearance to avoid a subpoena while Liston planned to attend the World Series in New York.
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Unbeaten Teams Face Tough District Battles In Texas
Class A standings show several teams remain undefeated though tied with seven clubs still perfect. Key matchups include Fisco versus Whitewright, Canute versus Ja NM, Early versus Burnet, Eastland versus De Leon, Joshua against Boswel, Pettus versus George West, and New London aiming for a second district win against Judson.
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Top college football rankings and boxing exhibition ban
Alabama leads the top college football poll as Florida State narrowly falls to Miami of Florida. Purdue climbs after beating Notre Dame while Washington and Arkansas prep for key games. Separately Mexico City officials reject an exhibition boxing bout offer for Sonny Liston as Kefauver committee probes Stertsm links.
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Texas May Play To Full Houses
Texas tightened plans for a capacity crowd at the Cotton Bowl as unbeaten Texas and Oklahoma meet. Officials expect overflow next week for the Texas versus Arkansas game, with 4,900 temporary bleachers added to Memorial Stadium to push capacity to 65,522. If both favorites win this weekend, the Steer Hog clash could surpass seating limits.
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Fullmer and Tiger Resume Sparring Ahead of Title Bout
In San Francisco Gene Fullmer and Dick Tiger returned to sparring after a day off as they prepare for their title fight next Tuesday at Candlestick Park. Fullmer of West Jordan Utah is the WBA middleweight champion. Paul Pender holds the version recognized by the New York Massachusetts and European federation.
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Sooners' Cowan Set to Miss Texas Game
Norman Oklahoma Tuesday report says Oklahoma halfback Jackie Cowan, leading ground gainer, will not play against Texas Saturday due to a leg injury. Alternate center Johnny Tatum listed as very questionable after a leg cast removal.
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Twins Sell Miranda to Tribe and Reacquire Collum
The Minnesota Twins announced the sale of pitcher Georges Miranda to the Jacksonville club, a Cleveland Indians farm team in the International League. They also re acquired pitcher Jackie Collum from Cleveland and sent him to the Vancouver farm team in the Pacific Coast League.
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World Series Weather Delays Sixth Game
Postponement impacts the series as the Giants gain rest after a three game playoff with the Dodgers. San ford and Terry receive extra days since their last meeting, aiding preparation for the next game.
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Stovetop Setback Delays Tuesday Start
Houk noted the stove issue delaying Terry from starting Tuesday and planning a retry on Wednesday. The manager showed disappointment but insisted the setback would not define the effort.
Jordon Joins Hawks in Fast Chicago Trade
St. Louis Hawks acquire veteran center Jordon from Chicago in a rapid deal. Charlie Hardnett heads to the Bulls while an undisclosed cash amount accompanies the trade.
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Moore Tops All-America Prospect in SWC
Arkansas quarterback Billy Moore emerged as the leading All-America candidate from the Southwest Conference after a strong showing versus Texas Christian. Regional panelists lauded his passing development and versatility, naming teammates and rivals like Scott Appleton, Pete Pedro, Jim Pilot, and John Knew among other strong contenders.
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Cuban President Dorticos Returns Home After UN Speech
Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado left New York for Havana aboard Cubana Airlines Britannia amid a heavy security presence. He offered no comment on reports of prisoner releases and the Bay of Pigs aftermath as the plane departed Idlewild Airport after a long wait and last minute shipments.
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Arrangements for Allen Belden Killed in Freight Incident
Funeral home in Elroy Arizona handles arrangements after Allen Belden 35 killed when riding an eastbound Santa Fe freight train. Authorities seek relatives. Sanders Funeral Home and Hodges Center involved. details pending.
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Man Found Innocent Of Liquor Charges
Three pleadings and one jury trial were heard Tuesday in County Court-at-Law. A six member jury found Adan Cemez Candillo innocent of Liquor class violation. Jessie Garou Jr was fined 300 for liquor law violation and Benito Garri zales was sentenced to 15 days in jail for non support.
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El Paso Herald Post backs Cox in Texas governor race
The El Paso Herald Post endorsed Republican Jack Cox for Texas governor, urging Texans to replace Connally. The paper argued Johnson influenced the Democratic nomination and that Cox would actually serve as governor if elected.
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Razorbacks practice underwhelming plan for Baylor clash
Fayetteville Arkansas Razorbacks engaged in a 90 minute workout as coach Frank Broyles grumbled about a lack of zip. He noted Baylor presents matchup problems and requires changes to last week's game plan.
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Wright Elected LPGA President for 1963
Mickey Wright of Dallas was chosen president of the Ladies Professional Golfers Association for 1963. Ruth Jessen of Seattle was named vice president, Kathy Whitworth of Jal NM secretary, and Marilynn Smith of Jupiter Fla treasurer.
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U S Commissioner Reginald Carter in Gunshot Incident
U S Commissioner Reginald H. Carter Jr. was found with a .38 caliber pistol near his hand in his New Orleans office. Police said the bullet entered his neck and he remained in very poor condition at Charity Hospital after surgery. Carter, who began his federal post in 1928, succeeded his father.
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Bears in Rain Prep For Arkansas Clash
Baylor Bears practiced in light rain focusing on running game and punt coverage as coach John Bridgers warned against giving Arkansas safety Ken Hatfield open daylight. The Bears face Arkansas on Saturday.
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Forty Niners Activate Bill Cooper as Roberts Is Waived
San Francisco full back Bill Cannonball Cooper is taken off the injured list and added to the active roster. To clear a spot, the team placed fullback I. C. Roberts on waivers.
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Various 1962 Sports Highlights Across Nation
NCAA sanctions 15 post season football games for 1962, America’s Cup retained, Grover Jones first Ithaca alumnus in majors, AFL rosters include 38 Big Ten grads, Evansville exhibition record 426 feet, Nighbor first Lady Byng winner 1926, Don January North Texas State three-peat, Leon Owen killed hydroplane attempt, Penn State tops Lambert Trophy, Harvard athletics director Bolles to retire, Wesleyan football vet departs, Burns fastest heavyweight KO 1908, USSR nuclear test. AEC confirms test, Jerry Barber fitness, Sweden Davis Cup practice, Paddock Sr. dies, Sweden prepares for Mexico playoff, Don McKenney named Bruins captain, Hartack wins trio at Hawthorne.
Grains See Soybeans and Wheat Dip on Wheat and Soy Markets
Chicago AP reports soybeans and wheat futures eased on the board amid selling by commercial houses and strong selling pressure after a failed corn market rally. Reports of wet weather easing and expected harvest shipments provided some buying, while December corn and other grains fluctuated as traders weighed government surplus sales and West German interest.
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Grains and dairy price report from Fort Worth and Chicago
AP bulletin lists grain futures for wheat corn and oats in Fort Worth with mixed quotes and wool tops futures in New York holding steady. Chicago potato and butter and eggs markets show arrivals, shipments, prices and varying grades across regions with moderate demand and steady market tone.
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Thompson Sworn In As Adviser To JFK
Career diplomat Llewellyn E. Thompson was sworn in as ambassador at large and adviser to President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk on Soviet affairs. Thompson, 58, formerly ambassador to Moscow, succeeds Bohlen and has served in the foreign service since 1929.
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Cornell's Gary Wood Is Ivy League Back of the Week
Gary Wood, Cornell junior quarterback, earned Ivy League back of the week honors after directing a upset win over Harvard. He completed 8 of 12 passes for 116 yards and threw a touchdown.
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