Frisco's Tall And Short Leading NBA Statistics
San Francisco Warriors duo Jim King at 244 points and Nate Thurmond at 229 pace early NBA scoring rankings. King also ranks in field goal and free throw percentage and assists, while Thurmond leads rebounds. Boozer, Caldwell, McGlocklin, Meschery, Wilkens, Rodgers, Robertson, and Lucas appear among leaders.
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Gypsy Joe Harris Keeps Unbeaten Record With Close Win
Philadelphia light middleweight Gypsy Joe Harris, now 22-0, edged New York's Irish Bobby Cassidy 10 rounds in a tense bout. Cassidy, 27-7-2, contested the decision, with one judge and the referee at 46-45 for Harris while another had 47-43. AP had 44-44. It was Harris's first southpaw and middleweight test, forcing a late rally to preserve his perfect slate.
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Zureick Joins Burger Brewing Publicity Staff
Hank Zureick, former Cincinnati Reds publicity director, named publicity and personnel relations director for Burger Brewing Co. He will oversee publicity and relations with Burger personnel and distributors in 15 states. Previously he served six years as UC athletic publicity director and coached the UC baseball team.
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Baseball Payoff Big But Football One Bigger
The article details World Series winnings for the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox and compares baseball payoffs to football bonuses from Green Bay and the Super Bowl era. It notes individual shares, charity gifts, and various team allocations including full and partial shares for pitchers, catchers, and outfielders, along with other league payouts.
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Anderson Carries New Jersey Against Kentucky Colonels
Dan Anderson entered the ABA game late in the second quarter, scoring 10 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to help New Jersey beat the Kentucky Colonels 114-101. John Austin led New Jersey with 21 points while Walt Simon added 18 and Anderson finished with 16 points and 17 rebounds.
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Spurs Trade Krat to Stars for Basic
The Chicago Spurs of the National Professional Soccer League traded Nick Krat to the St. Louis Stars in exchange for Tomislav Basic.
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White Sox to play ten Milwaukee games next season
Chicago White Sox owner Arthur Allyn announced nine regular season games at Milwaukee County Stadium and one exhibition with the Chicago Cubs for next year. The venture aims to tie into television. The Brewers Baseball Club sponsors the Milwaukee games as a private arrangement, part of a push to bring back major league baseball to Milwaukee after the Braves left in 1965.
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KC Complex In Hunt's Eye
Kansas City owner Lamar Hunt offers to pay over 52 million for a 99 year lease on the proposed Jackson County sports complex. The plan includes football and baseball stadiums with a removable roof, offices, and auto racing tract.
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Hull Eyes Hall Of Fame Left Wing Record
New York AP reports Bobby Hull’s next goal would crown him as the NHL’s top scoring left wing. Hull tallied three goals last week to tie Montreal’s Yvan Cournoyer at 13 points. Hull now 379 career goals, tying Ted Lindsay for left wings. Bruins’ Fred Stanfield and John McKenzie also at 12 points alongside Jean Beliveau, with Gump Worsley and Rogat Vachon sharing goaltending lead at 1.88.
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Knothole Club Plans 1968 Start and Tree Sale Drive
Knothole Club gathers for its first 1968 organizational meeting tomorrow at 7:30 in the Parks & Recreation Building Goldman Park. Cyprian Klamo, reelected president, says committees will form to run next year's program and to supervise a Christmas tree sale to boost club coffers.
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Georgia suspends three players for curfew violation
Georgia football coach Vince Dooley announced the indefinite suspension of running back Brad Johnson safety Jake Scott and offensive tackle Wayne Byrd for violating curfew last weekend in Athens.
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Ex Red Johnston named Boston pitching coach
The Boston Red Sox announced the signing of former major league catcher outfielder Darrell Johnson as pitching coach to replace Sal Maglie who was released after the World Series. Johnson, 40, played for the St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Baltimore Orioles New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Reds.
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Former pitcher Sid Hudson named Senators pitching coach
Washington announces Sid Hudson, a former right hander for the Senators and the Red Sox in the 1940s and early 1950s, will serve as pitching coach. Hudson replaces the outgoing coach and joins manager Whitey Herzog's staff this season.
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