Dick Allen Wins AL MVP Amid White Sox Rally
Dick Allen, who skipped spring training, becomes the second White Sox player to win the American League MVP with 21 first place votes. He led in home runs with 37 and had 113 RBIs, playing 148 of 154 games to keep Chicago in the Western Division race.
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Roughriders Open Season Scrappy Against Bigger Foes
Western Reserve coach Joe Bibb previews a small, guard‑heavy Roughriders squad facing Clyde, South Central, Sandusky St Mary, and Monroeville with veterans Strimpfel and Weisenberger leading a short front line and centers Fannin and Finley contending for the post. The schedule includes four of the first six games at home and a focus on rebounding to offset size gaps.
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West Clutch L A Lakers Beat Bucks In Tight Finish
Jerry West scored 26 points including a decisive late surge to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 95-92 win over Milwaukee. West and Wilt Chamberlain sparked a 15 point burst in the final period as LA stayed one game ahead of Golden State in the Pacific. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led all scorers with 37 points. Gail Goodrich added 16.
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Edison Names Senior John Hyde MVP Of Honors
Edison High School in Milan named senior John Hyde MVP of the football team at a banquet. Hyde, an offensive center and defensive halfback, also earned honorable mention on the all league team. Gold footballs went to Ralph O’Hara Gene Fernandez Dan Pritt and Dave Gormley.
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Shelby Outlook Improved Under New Coach Hardesty
First year coach Nelson Hardesty previews Shelby hoops after last season 2 16 record. Returning seniors John Thompson Gary Bly and Tom Herlihy lead a roster as Hardesty builds toward a stronger program with Preview Night scheduled November 18. Former coach Larry Siegried rose to Ohio State and Celtics fame.
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Saints rally past Crusaders 5-3 in late goals
Keith Christiansen George Konik and Fred Speck scored late as the Minnesota Fighting Saints came from behind to beat the Cleveland Crusaders 5-3 in St Paul. Konik tied the game with 1 08 left Christiansen scored on a rebound and Speck sealed it with 24 seconds remaining after Cleveland pulled goalie Gerry Cheevers. John Arbour assisted on all three Saints goals.
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Modell Praises Browns TV Win over Chargers
Art Modell, owner of the Cleveland Browns, praises the national telecast win 21 17 over San Diego. Mike Phipps threw the decisive pass to Frank Pitts after a bold suggestion from Bill Nelsen, a benched veteran. Browns trail Steelers in division with big game ahead. Chuck Beatty signs with St. Louis Cardinals and joins future list.
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