Atlanta May Move Franchise To Toledo
Toledo officials may learn this week if the Atlanta Crackers will relocate there. Bill McKechnie Jr says a Milwaukee federal court hearing Thursday will shape plans, and the final decision hinges on more than the Braves. Six International League sites are under review as possible new homes for the Crackers in Ohio.
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Unselfishness Is Quality Of Wertz
Former major leaguer Vic Wertz, now a Mt. Clemens beer and wine distributor, built a debt heavy business from three trucks to 16, employing 25. He created a sales contest among drivers offering an all expenses paid trip to the World Series and World’s Fair for top performers and their wives.
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Mikita Leads NHL Scoring Parade With New Rivals
Montreal UPI report shows Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks still four points ahead in the NHL point race after last week. Toronto’s Frank Mahovlich and Andy Bathgate of the Rangers surge to contention with Mahovlich at 11 points and Bathgate at 10. Detroit goalie Roger Crozier tops goaltenders with a 1.75 GAA in eight starts, while Charlie Hodge sits at 2.00.
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Bowling Standings and High Scores Recap
Team standings show Citizens and Parriots atop losses and wins with high team and individual marks listed. Notable performances include John Corman 570, Blanche Howen 542, Lewis Hanna 205, and Jim Meadows 577 series with several 200s. Team series leaders include Citizens 2527 and Sparks 1044 in team game.
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East Bank Leads State AAA Football Race
East Bank moved to first in the state class AAA standings with a 34 to 0 win over Mt. Hope. Huntington remains second, while Buckhannon Upshur dropped to a tie for fourth after losing to Clarksburg Victory. Executive Secretary Gordon Eisman released ratings placing East Bank 14.1, Huntington 13.5, Victory 13.5, Buckhannon and Wheeling 13.0. Mt. Hope leads class AA with 13.4, followed by New Martinsville, Magnolia, Ceredo Kenova, and Gary. In class A Sistersville leads, Hamlin rises to second, with Hamlin at 10.0 and 10.6 for Sistersville. playoff eligibility for Hamlin is in question after six losses in nine games. A commission meeting set for Nov. 7-8 to discuss Hamlin’s postseason status. Rounding out class A standings are Fairview 9.6, Terra Alta 9.4, and Marlinton 9.1.
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Former Reds manager Hutchinson in not good condition
In Bradenton Florida officials at Manatee County Hospital said former Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson is in poor condition with chest cancer. A hospital spokesman said he is periodically conscious but not suffering greatly while doctors note a restless Saturday night. Hutchinson has been ill since last year and was hospitalized from his Anna home.
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Notre Dame Named No 1 In UPI Coaches Poll
Notre Dame overtook Ohio State to become the top ranked college football team in the United Press International coaches poll for the first time since 1954. The Fighting Irish received 21 first place votes to 9 for Ohio State and led with 329 points to 304. Nebraska and Texas trailed, while Michigan joined the top 10 as Oregon State climbed to 12 and Oregon fell to 13. Syracuse returned to the rankings at 14 with Florida State and Michigan State tied for 16th.
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Fayette Hunters Lease Land For Game Reserve
Fayette County Sportsman Association leased about one thousand acres in the Scarbro Plum Orchard area to create a game reserve. Oak Hill president William R Brown urged caution to motorists and campfire users and noted new lodge rifle skeet and archery facilities nearing completion for members only near Orchard Lake and Maria Island. Dr H Beam said Hutchinson felt only intermittent pain.
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Yankees Sold to CBS in Major Deal
The New York Yankees became property of Columbia Broadcasting System after CBS paid 11.2 million dollars for 80 percent of Yankee stock. Former co-owners Dan Topping and Del Webb each received 5.6 million. CBS holds an option to buy the remaining 20 percent within five years. DOJ reviewed antitrust implications but has not announced a decision.
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Fonteyne Rejoins Rangers for Night NHL Clash
Val Fonteyne, veteran left winger formerly with the Baltimore Clippers of the AHL, will rejoin the New York Rangers for tonight's National Hockey League game against the Chicago Black Hawks. He was recalled to bolster the lineup for the contest.
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Braves Contend County Broke Baseball Lease
Milwaukee Braves charge Milwaukee County breached the 1965 home games lease at County Stadium, paving a path to move to Atlanta. In federal court, the club cites ticket speculator protections, lost season-ticket and broadcast income, and public antagonism by county officials as reasons. The Braves say they sold 119,000 tickets at reduced rates and, if needed, could pay the $175,000 county rental estimate for 1965.
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Barnes Signs New York Contract With Knickerbockers
Jim Bad News Barnes, the No 1 NBA draft pick, signed a contract with the New York Knickerbockers. A six foot eight inch, 240 pound center forward from Texas Western, he averaged 29.1 points and 19.2 rebounds as a senior and was a member of the U S Olympic team that won gold in Tokyo.
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Election Day Parodies Spark Sports Hall Of Fame Slates
A satirical roundup lists notable athletes and sports figures as fictional candidates in a mock election. Included are Les Deb Giles, Johnny Keane, Yogi Berra, Tony Oliva, Muhammad Ali, Phil Linz, Brian Piccolo, Ara Parseghian, Woody Hayes, Don Schollander, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Ken Venturi, Art Arfons, Tony Lema and Philadelphia Phillies, among others, with playful roles and imagined offices reflecting their sports legacies.
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Mount Hope Juniors Win Fayette County Championship
Mount Hope Mustangs clinched the Fayette County junior high football title by defeating Montgomery 20 0. The undefeated Mount Hope squad finished 7 0 and marked Fayette County’s first official junior high championship. Teddy Stevens scored twice on 15 and 35 yard runs with Teddy Davidson adding a 50 yard TD. Newsome stood out on defense.
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Marshall Has Chance At MAC Title Contention
Marshall University still can win the Mid American Conference crown but needs to beat Bowling Green Kent State and Ohio University after BG’s 4-0 MAC mark. MU sits 2-1 in MAC play in third, with BG atop the standings.
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Pairings For Va Tech Basketball Tourney Set
BLACKSBURG Virginia Tech hosts a two day basketball tournament December 18 and 19 with Mississippi State facing North Carolina and Alabama meeting Virginia Tech on opening night. Winners advance to the championship game the following night in a featured doubleheader.
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