Mass MLB moves to Atlanta and Seattle reshape leagues
Milwaukee Braves will relocate to Atlanta and Cleveland Indians move to Seattle around Oct. 15, creating the first coast-to-coast NL presence and leaving Milwaukee and Cleveland without teams until new arrangements. PCL adjustments follow, with Seattle joining the Indians and Phoenix and El Paso accommodating farm clubs.
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Cleveland Indians
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WBA orders contenders for vacant heavyweight title
The World Boxing Association told its four top rated heavyweights Ernie Terrell Cleveland Williams Floyd Patterson and Doug Jones to prepare for a four man elimination to crown a new world champion after vacating Cassius Clay’s title Following Clay Liston Boston bout signing the WBA seeks eliminator bouts within five months and invites promoters to begin negotiations McKenzie says the return fight was banned for a forbidden contract and Clay was stripped of the crown
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Merv L. McKenzie
WBA
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Cleveland Williams
Houston
Floyd Patterson
Scarsdale
N.Y
Doug Jones
New York
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Boston
Sonny Liston
Boston Garden
Husky
Youngish
McKenzie
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Liston
Ontario
Norfolk
Clay-Liston
Miami Beach
Baseball standings and upcoming schedule from an MLB week
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 88 wins, New York 84, Chicago 77, Los Angeles 75, Cleveland and Minnesota tied at 72, Boston 64, Washington 57. Daily results list Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3 and Kansas City 7 Boston 6. a full slate of Tuesday and Wednesday night games and pitching matchups follow.
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Peach State 200 Begins On Oct 4
ATLANTA Ga Strict safety rules and enforced speed limits will govern practice for the Peach State 200 at Atlanta International Raceway on October 4. Magnflux and Zyglo inspections, flame resistant uniforms, and safety gear are required as AMA officials raise wheel base limits to 100 inches to welcome Indianapolis roadsters. Time trials start Oct 3 with a 34 car field and prize money above 26000.
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1.M.C.A
Frank Winkley
Winkley
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International Motor Contest Association
Indianapolis Roadsters
Weaver
TACKLE FOR ULTRA LIGHT FLY FISHING BY GLADDING
Secret weapon for fly fishermen describes tiny metal lures for ultra light spinning. Use current and a series of twitching to tempt upstream feeding fish. Works well with fly rod, offers effective trolling and early season action. Contains practical tips and lure deployment guidance.
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B. F. Gladding
Stasavich Drives ECC To Target Southern Conference Crown
East Carolina coach Clarence Stasavich, despite a recent heart attack, pushes the Pirates to keep a fast pace as they pursue a Southern Conference title. The squad fields 20 lettermen with Cline, Day, Quinn, Bumgarner, Alexander, Robertson, and Mills among key veterans as they navigate non conference and upcoming SC games.
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UPI
East Carolina College
North Carolina
East Carolina
Clarence Stasovich
Pirates
Stas
Richmond
Citadel
Furman
ECC
Catawba
Westchester State
Howard College
Wofford
Lenoir Rhyne
Presbyterian
Bill Cline
Ted Day
Colon Quinn
Dave Bumgarner
Tom Michel
Dave Alexander
Kenneth Robertson
Stasavich
Norman Swindell
Dinky Mills
Larry Rudisill
Jerry Tolley
Cline
Buddy Bavender
Carolina
New Oriole Pitcher Gets First AS Win
Ken Rowe, a 6 foot 2 inch 205 pound right hander, joined the Orioles and earned his first American League victory in relief against the Twins. He retired the side in order in the ninth, as Luis Aparicio delivered a sac fly after a sequence off Johnny Orsino’s single and a Goryl error. Brooks Robinson and Sam Bowens homered for Baltimore in a tense pennant race update.
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UPI
Ken Rowe
Baltimore Orioles
Spokane
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Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
Luis Aparicio
Bob Laverine
Johnny Orsino
Johnny Goryl
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
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Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
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Houston Colts
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Combat Time Ohio's Big Hope In Little Brown Jug Chase
Combat Time a bay colt from Painesville carries Ohio hopes in the Little Brown Jug for 3 year old pacers. The field of about 10 faces the barrier next Thursday on a fast half mile track. Combat Time has 17 wins in 26 starts and recently won the Director of Agriculture Pace at the State Fair in a 2 01 5 time. The Jug is historically tough for Ohio, with Keystoner the lone victor from the state in 1953. Bruce Nickells drives and trains the colt, his first Jug appearance, as Ralph Baldwin preps Race Time the early favorite off a 9 of 12 record and $85,000 Messenger Stakes win and a mild virus recovery.
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UPI
Combat Time
Painesville
Ohio
Railbirds
Sportsman's Park
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Good Time
Ralph Baldwin
Freddy Wyant Returns as Referee for WVU Football Era
Morgantown fans recall Freddy Wyant the chubby left handed quarterback who starred for West Virginia in the early 1950s and was hailed as the finest football player in Mountain Eer history. This season Wyant will referee five Southern Conference games, again directing the action from the field.
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Freddy Wyant
West Virginia
Mountaineer
Wyatt
WVU Gridiron Alumni Now Coaching Across State
At least ten West Virginia University football players who joined Gene Corum’s program since 1960 are now coaching. Notables include Dieter Garrett at Herbert Hoover, Steve Edwards at George Washington in Kanawha County, Glenn Bennett at Hinton, Dale Evans at Sistersville, Joel Hicks and George Nedeff at Big Creek, Virgil Rice at Point Pleasant, Phil Sizemore at Burch, Ray Bazzoli at Avella PA, and Larry Niedzalkoski at Jamestown ND. Evans and Hicks serve as head coaches.
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West Virginia University
Gene Corum
Dieter Garrett
Herbert Hoover
Steve Edwards
George Washington
Kanawha County
Glenn Bennett
Hinton
Dale Evans
Sistersville
Joel Hicks
George Nedeff
Big Creek
Virgil Rice
Point Pleasant
Phil Sizemore
Burch
Ray Bazzoli
Avella
Larry Niedzalkoski
Jamestown
National League Leaders and Standings Snippet
Baseball stats show top NL players with batting totals and home run leaders. Willie Mays leads with 41 homers for the Giants, Cepeda 30 for the Giants, Williams 32 for the Cubs, and Killebrew 46 in the American League. RBI leaders include Boyer 109 and Santo 99 for Cubs.
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Linden Meade Wins West Virginia PGA Title by One
Linden Meade edged Roy Shreves by one stroke to win the West Virginia Professional Golfers Association tournament in Huntington. Meade, who led most of the event, parred the 18th after a near-miss 57-foot putt to clinch the $700 top prize with a 72-hole total of 281 or 207 after three rounds.
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UPI
Linden Meade
West Virginia Professional Golfers Association
Roy Shreves
Moundsville
Meade
Shreves
George Hoffer
Hurricane
Joe Taylor
Charleston
Billy Capps
Beckley
Sam Snead
Snead
Defending Champ Takes 4th Place
United Press International reports from Cleveland that defending U.S. Amateur champion Deane Beman shot 74 at Canterbury CC, three strokes behind leaders Updegraff Smith Greenwood and Tutwiler as the field moved toward the cut to 64 and match play.
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United Press International Cleveland
UPI
Deane Beman
U.S
Bethesda, Md
Canterbury Country Club
Edgar Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Charles Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Robert Greenwood Jr
Cookeville
Tenn
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
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Smith
Updegraff
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