Alston Wins Fifth Managerial Award
NEW YORK AP Walt Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers was named the National League Manager of the Year for the fifth time. The 59-year-old pilot led Los Angeles to a second place finish, one game back of San Francisco. Alston received 72 votes from a nationwide panel. Charlie Fox and Danny Murtaugh trailed. Williams of Oakland was AL Manager of the Year.
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High Court Ruling Due At Midseason
Washington AP report on Curt Flood's antitrust case against baseball, with the Supreme Court agreeing to hear arguments mid‑January. The 1922 ruling that baseball is a sport not business and the 1953 view that Congress should handle status are noted, as Flood and Arthur Goldberg urge a re‑examination amid rising TV revenue and franchise shifts.
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Easy Week On Tap For Football Elite
AP lists top college teams with Nebraska at Oklahoma State and Alabama hosting Houston among featured matchups. Michigan meets Minnesota while Notre Dame faces Southern California in a slate emphasizing strong programs and potential upsets. Patriots waive two veteran receivers Mike Haffner and Bill Rademacher.
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Trevino Casper Favored In Kaiser International Open
Lee Trevino and Billy Casper head a strong field of 156 in the Kaiser International Open at Silverado Country Club San Francisco area. Major rivals Nicklaus Palmer and Player skip. Trevino seeks the money title and hopes to end a recent drought while Casper aims to rebound after a winless season.
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Bowling Scores In Ottawa Industrial League Results
In Ottawa industrial league play on 10 30 top scorers included Christian 210-555 for Peoples National and Ferguson 175 with Menster 454 for Ot tawa Bowl. Highs also posted for Camron Towner Phelps 213-580 and Welborn 198-473 as Tuesday night ladies and various teams logged score lines across the standings.
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Midget League Football Results
Hawthorne defeated Eisenhower 34 to 6 while Lincoln beat Garfield 7 to 0 and Eugene Field had a bye in the Midget League football standings.
Big Eight Faces Injuries Hit Oklahoma and Neighbors
Injury jinx grips the Big Eight this week with Oklahoma Sooners star Glenn King out for the season after knee surgery. Kenneth Pope shifts to right cornerback as Rick Heath and four others at Kansas State battle injuries. Nebraska and Oklahoma State prep with players sidelined but expected back. Iowa State receivers Delvin Williams and Lucius Turner hurt.
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Sharman Tops Lakers Stars In Debut Season Outlook
Coach Bill Sharman, newly arrived from the ABA champion Utah Stars, guides the Lakers as they collect three strong displays in three games. The latest was a 123-106 win over the Buffalo Braves with Baylor, Chamberlain and West all contributing alongside Gail Goodrich.
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Stars Still Flying High In NBA Action This Week
The Utah Stars win 150 93 over the Carolina Cougars marking their third straight victory under new coach LaDell Andersen. Zelmo Beaty leads with 26 points as seven Utah players hit double digits. Indiana beats Denver 122 117 to stay perfect at 3 0, Roger Brown scores 35 on 13 13 shooting. Ralph Simpson adds 34 for the Rockets. Nets top Pittsburgh 30 point trio. Barry sprains ankle but not believed serious.
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Razorback Joe Ferguson named National Back of the Week
Arkansas quarterback Joe Ferguson starred in the Revenge at the Rock rout of Texas, completing 14 of 24 passes for 249 yards with three TDs and a rushing score. Coach Frank Broyles praised Ferguson as the best college passer seen and likened his release to Joe Namath.
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