Bradley Signs With Knicks for Reported 500000
New York Knicks announced the four year contract with 23 year old Bradley of Crystal City Ox for about 500000. The Rhodes scholar and Princeton star will join in the 1964 season after Air Force duty and pursue law studies when possible. Bradley cited money and a chance to contribute as key factors and rejected rival leagues offer.
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Big Name Sluggers Struggling In Early Baseball Year
AP reports top stars Willie Mays and Willie Stargell slump with low averages while other stars including Tony Oliva Harmon Killebrew Jim Hart and Mickey Mantle also falter. Oliva down to .229 with one homer. Killebrew .200. Mantle .192. Hart hitting .156 and Santo at .086 as slumps hit both leagues.
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Houk Floors MacRae In One Punch Bout At Empire Room
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria Empire Room, Ralph Houk 47 stood over Gordon MacRae 46 after an alleged one punches bout. Guests at nearby tables saw MacRae kiss Houk’s wife and dance with the party. a napkin bath revived him. MacRae recently divorced Sheila.
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Emerald Club toastmaster to host postwar era reunion
Frank Weaver, former Emerald Club president and organizer of postwar Emerald baseball teams, will be toastmaster. Expected attendees include Joe Meleski, Jim Larkin, Stan Stevens, Paul Sahajian, Cliff Stevens, Ed Picken, Hooks Wiltsie, Joe Sandy, Tom Butler, Clem Zotto, Jack Weaver, Chuck Boland, Bill Smith, Red DeBonis, Jack Sargent, Dan Fa Pafundi, Lou Stehle, Judge Marc Filley, and Marty McDonough. Invitations mailed. others urged to call Emerald Club for reservations.
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Heatly Nine Pulls In 11 10 Victory Over Maple Hill
Heatly opened baseball season with an 11 10 win over Maple Hill in the Central Hudson Valley League as Dan Dingley drives in the deciding run with a bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth. Hadl and McGivern led Heatly with multiple hits while Kim Carvey surged for Maple Hill with a homer and a single.
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Astros edged by Cardinals as five-run seventh seals loss
In Houston, a five-run seventh inning powered the Cardinals to a 6-4 victory over the Astros. Mor broke a 4-4 tie with a three-run triple in the seventh, after Morgan and Mathews contributed key hits. St. Louis built a 2-0 lead on triples by Shannon and McCarver and Tolan’s RBI single.
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Dodgers Dominate Braves 6-0 Behind Osteen Four-Hit Effort
Los Angeles pitcher Claude Osteen warded off Atlanta with a four hitter as Ron Hunt drove in four runs guiding the Dodgers to a 6-0 win. Lou Johnson suffered a costly injury, fracturing his left ankle sliding home in the first inning, sidelining him 10 to 12 weeks. Hunt drove in runs with a second inning single and a fourth inning two-run double, while Jim Lefebvre and Al Ferrara added run-scoring singles.
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Jenkins Shuts Out Mets 3-0 Behind Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago ace Ferguson Jenkins allowed New York only three hits and struck out 10 in a 3-0 Cubs victory. The Cubs broke a scoreless tie in the sixth with doubles by Glenn Beckett and Ron Santo and a Lee Thomas single, ending Santo’s 0-for-17 skid.
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Indians Rally Past Twins 5-4 On Willie Smith Pinch Double
Willie Smith delivered a pinch double in the eighth to break a 4-4 tie as Cleveland edged Minnesota 5-4. Gus Gil doubled with one out and Leon Wagner was walked, setting the stage for Smith who lined a two-base hit off Al Worthington after McDowell had a strong start, allowing 12 strikeouts. Minnesota led with a three-run sixth after Bob Allison homered, but the Indians answered with runs in the second and fifth to pull even before the late decisive hit.
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Hadl Signs Charger Pact For 1967
John Hadl signed his 1967 contract to quarterback the San Diego Chargers of the American Football League in San Diego California.
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Stebbins Signs with New York Giants After Olympics
New York AP reports Dick Stebbins, 6 foot 11 inch, 170 pound Grambling alum and member of the U S 400 meter relay Olympic team, has signed with the New York Giants. The former All-Star prospect joins the club after being rated a top draft pick and expected to contribute alongside teammates and fellow stars.
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Lakers Name New Coach Kalff Named Lakers Head Coach
Los Angeles AP reports Willem H van Breda Kalff former Princeton coach takes over the Lakers on a three year deal after a surprise news conference. Jack Kent Cooke also announces Fred Schays as general manager and Lou Mohs becomes executive vice president of the Lakers and other sports ventures.
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