AFL Offers Natural Rivalries in New Schedule
The infant AFL unveiled an 18-game slate drawing 357,535 fans to date, averaging under 20,000 per game, with Sunday matchups highlighting Dallas Texans at Houston and New York Titans at Buffalo. Boston Patriots visit Oakland, while Los Angeles Chargers meet Denver. Houston hosts Oilers at Jeppesen Stadium to lead the East, with Buffalo blackout in the telecast.
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Orioles Release Jim Busby After 1960 Season
Baltimore Orioles released outfielder Jim Busby who began with the club in 1957, was sent to Miami, then rejoined the Orioles last June 13. He finished 1960 with a .263 batting average, appearing in 30 games with 4 hits in 159 at bats.
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Delayed steal myth debunked by Pirates captain Groat
Dick Groat reveals in afterword that Bill Virdon did not execute a true delayed steal in the first World Series game. Groat says he either gave the sign late or Virdon misread it, altering the inning when he fouled a pitch for a double that scored Virdon.
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Banks' All-Stars Top Maris As NL Wins 5-0
Ernie Banks-led National League All-Stars defeated Roger Maris' American League squad 5-0 at Roosevelt Stadium. Bill Mazeroski went 0-for-4 but drove in two runs, while Don Newcombe and Dick Farrell shut down the AL to two hits. Whitey Ford started for the American Leaguers and took the loss after five innings.
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Moyer Faces Fernandez in TV Welterweight Bout at MSG
New York AP Denny Moyer of Portland risks a title shot as he meets rugged Argentina’s Jorge Fernandez in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Moyer, 26-2, is a 2-1 favorite, while Fernandez, 25, unranked, carries a 6-9-5 record with 50 knockouts. Moyer recently upset Benny Paret and seeks the crown.
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Amusing bridge hand from team match shows bid to six no trump
In one table North raises to three no trump, West leads deuce of spades, East covers with king and returns jack, South ruffs with queen and five spade tricks. At another table North teams to six no trump, West conservatively leads clubs and South runs 33 tricks. West erred by not leading ace of spades earlier. East signaling could have helped.
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Farmers Increasing Livestock Feed
Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department notes farmers are feeding livestock 20 percent more than a decade ago as feed grain prices fall faster than livestock values. Dairy and beef cattle rely more on grain, with high feeding rates expected to persist into 1966 61. Domestic use of feed grains up nearly 30 percent in five years, exports doubled, and crop production projected to cover use with a larger carryover for 1961 62. Prices for feed grains near year ago levels, hogs and poultry fewer, corn crop behind schedule with varied planting timing.
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Squirrel Hunter Shot In Neck In Allegany County
In Cumberland Maryland a 17 year old farm youth Grady Dennison Hill Jr. was shot in the neck while squirrel hunting on a farm near Cresaptown. Steven Gerard Taylor 24 of Cumberland fired a .22 rifle missing his target then Hill was struck in the left neck. The shot appeared accidental as Taylor mistook Hill’s olive drab hat for a squirrel. The youths had hunted together the day before and went out separately Friday.
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Maryland panel to rule on jobless pay changes
A Maryland legislative committee will decide on Oct 25 whether to recommend two changes to the jobless insurance law. Proposals include a variable unemployment benefit duration from 18 to 30 weeks and limits on benefits for seasonal workers. The changes would apply only when normal employment is available. A separate case reports Charles Arnex of Baltimore being sentenced to three years for forging checks in Westminster after admitting two other forged payments.
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Aviation Authority Dies in New York at 69
Arnold W. Knauth an authority on maritime and aviation law died Friday in Roosevelt Hospital at age sixty nine. He was noted for his contributions to regulatory and legal scholarship in aviation and maritime fields.
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