Baseball Moguls Hold Three Days Of Informal Talks
About 20 major league general managers and assistants meet for three days at Rolling Rock Hunt Club near Ligonier Pennsylvania to discuss the first year player rule the bonus rule and the triple A farm system. The sessions are closed to newsmen with no news releases planned and potential trades hinted.
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Gibson Tops Hickok Award Poll In September
New York AP reports Bob Gibson led the nation’s pro athletes in the September vote for the S Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award. Gibson edged New York Yankee rookie Mel Stottlemyre by one point 99 to 98 in a poll of sports writers and sportscasters.
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Notre Dame Maintains Bowl Policy But Keeps Championship Door Open
Notre Dame Athletic Director Moose Krause says the program will not extend bowl participation beyond the traditional policy, citing the extra month as a burden on players. He notes an exception only if a national championship is at stake, while Ara Parseghian’s team remains undefeated in five games and set to face Navy in Philadelphia.
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Suit Against Yanks Faces CBS Sale Decision
Gloria Parker of Brooklyn sues in federal court to block CBS from acquiring the New York Yankees, alleging anti trust violations as CBS would take 80 percent of the club for 11.2 million with an option on the remaining 20 percent set to take effect November 2. Notre Dame notables Jim Carroll and Tom Kostelnik combined eight tackles in a season opening win over Wisconsin.
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Jackson signs with Philadelphia 76ers
Lucious Jackson, 6 foot 9 star of Americas Olympic basketball team, signed Monday with the Philadelphia 76ers. He was Philadelphia's No. 1 draft choice as Ike Richman and Irv Kosloff watched him play in Tokyo. The Pan American University graduate excelled in scoring rebounding and defense. Empire Day is celebrated May 24, marking Queen Victorias birthday.
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Gun Bow to wear blinkers in D C International prep
Gun Bow will wear blinkers for his second turf outing in the 150000 Washington DC International at Laurel. The Gedney Farm colt, trained by Eddie Neloy, travels from New York to Laurel to train for the 1 mile grass invitational on November 1. Walter Blum rode Gun Bow in his turf debut at Aqueduct where he finished third.
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Virginia State Open Singles Bowling Tournament Heads to Winchester
About 10 of the top duckpin bowlers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland North Carolina and the District of Columbia gather in Winchester for the 28th annual Virginia State Open Singles tournament. Last year's champion Charles Guess Mt Jackson returns after setting a world single game record 246. The event is sanctioned by the National Duckpin Bowling Congress.
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Middletown Nets 3 in Second to Beat Smithsburg 3-2
Middletown secured a 3-2 win over Smithsburg as two goals were scored in the second period. Jerry McAlister Richard Kefauver and Cheeks found the net for the Valley booters in Mason-Dixon Soccer League action.
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Angels release veteran Art Fowler after 1961–present tenure
Los Angeles Angels announce unconditional release of Art Fowler, 42, a member since the club’s 1961 start. The veteran pitcher served as a batting practice pitcher during the past season.
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Russia tops Tokyo Olympics by 27.5 point margin
Soviet Sport reports Russia won the Tokyo Olympic Games by 608.3 to 581.8 over the United States with no official point tally shown. Komsomolskaya Pravda notes the U S beating Russia by 47 points.
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