Ohio State Tops AP Grid Poll After Big Win
Ohio State moved to first in the AP poll after its 17-0 victory over Southern Cal and Arkansas upset over Texas. Notre Dame rose to second as Alabama and Arkansas followed, with LSU, Syracuse and Florida among the top ten. Florida, the only newcomer, beat South Carolina 27-0.
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Schoendienst Expected To Be Cards Manager
ST. LOUIS Albert Red Schoendienst rests as favorite to be named manager of the St Louis Cardinals within three days per the St Louis Globe Democrat. The paper notes two of six search committee members lean toward Schoendienst, 41, a former Keane aide and ex Milwaukee player. Dong Kim Choe Ban Shuts Olympic boxing for three years after a 50 minute sit down protest in Tokyo ring.
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Thomas Blasts Fans and Olympic Medal Day Highlights
American marksman Lones Wigger won the United States’ lone gold in rifle three position as Russia led in medals. Germany’s Willi Holdorf upset to win the decathlon with 7,887 points, ahead of Hans-Joachim Walde and Rein Aun. John Thomas of Boston reached the high jump final while Thomas criticized American sports fans.
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Braves Stars Resist Braves Move to Atlanta
Henry Aaron and Lee Maye of the Milwaukee Braves oppose a proposed franchise move to Atlanta. Aaron cites his Milwaukee home and integrated schools for his four children, while Maye says his family would follow only if required after the school year ends.
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Devola Retains New England Lightweight Crown in Draw
Dick Devola of Boston retained the New England lightweight title with a ten round draw against Tommy Tibbs at Boston Arena. Both fighters battled evenly in a bout that preserved Devola’s crown and showcased their competitive clash in a busy boxing night.
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Turner Hall bowlers highlight Eley and Kohl honors
Dave Eley rolled a 633 honor count in Turner Hall League with scores 212 213 208. Duane Kohl added a 600 series in the Classic League with 196 243 161, his 243 a league high. Team results and other league scores follow, noting Ferrons Tigers Firebirds and Mon roe Sales strong totals. Goose hunting remains open statewide until Nov 18.
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Goose Hunting Ends at Horicon Tomorrow
The Horicon National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin will close goose hunting at sunset Wednesday after a total of 9,500 geese killed by Sunday night. Interior Department officials announced the action on Monday as part of the control program.
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Rickey Resigns Cardinals Post
Branch Rickey, 83, resigned Monday as consultant to the St. Louis Cardinals and entered seclusion in a Florida hotel. The move comes amid a wave of executive changes since mid August. General Manager Bob Howsam confirmed the resignation and Rickey declined comment from Hollywood, Florida.
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Badgers Backer Dislocates Elbow
Wisconsin suffered a setback as sophomore linebacker Bob Richter dislocated his elbow in a 31-21 win over Iowa. He likely misses two weeks, with Ducan Hoffman and Bill Wehrspann rotating at linebacker before a game at Ohio State. Coach Milt Bruhn held a limbering session and reviewed Ohio State film.
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Milwau kee Sentinel Wins 1964 Community Service Award
The Milwaukee Sentinel earned the 1964 community service award from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, announced at the Inland Daily Press Association annual meeting. Dial 325-5101 for services.
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