Cardinals Place Two On All-Star Team With McCarver
The St Louis Cardinals secured two spots on the first team with Tim McCarver catching and Curt Flood in the outfield while Bob Gibson notched praise as a pitcher. Roberto Clemente led NL batting and Harmon Killebrew tied for most homers in AL. Yastrzemski topped AL voting with 389.
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Curt Flood
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Frank Robinson
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Bill Freehan
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Gary Peters
Joel Horten
Chicago White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Yastriemski
Louborg
McCormick
Earl Wilson
Wilson
Clemente
Aaron
Cepeda
Santo
McCarver
Carew
Fregosi
Gibson Wins 2nd Series Corvette Award
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson posed with his second Sport Magazine World Series outstanding player Corvette, though he sold his 1964 award. He credited Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial for the Cardinals win over the Red Sox, while praising Lou Brock as the real hero of the series. Brock planned to attend but went to LA for television.
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Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Sport Magazine
Gibson
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Brock
St. Louis
Lou
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Los Angeles
Omaha
Neb
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Red
Shenendehowa Edges Ichabod Crane In Low-Scoring Soccer
Shenendehowa blanked Ichabod Crane 1-0 in a non league soccer match yesterday. Marc Charleson scored about 55 seconds into the fourth period with an assist from Ron Clapper. Dennis Kaden made 12 saves for Shenendehowa while Todd Brackett had five for Ichabod Crane.
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Marc Charleson
Shenendehowa
Ichabod Crane
Charleson
Ron Clapper
Dennis Kaden
Todd Brackett
Shen
Logical Opportunity for College Graduates
If you have a logical mind we invite you to consider a career in computer programming. No special major required. Qualifiers attend an IBM programming school and receive a full salary while learning. Kingston New York hosts the programming school in the Mid Hudson Valley 90 miles north of New York City.
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Kingston, N.Y
New York City
Mid-Hudson Valley
Lloyd Patience
IBM. Corporation
Neighborhood Road
Kingston
New York
Allen Seeks Clarity On Mask Grabbing Penalty
LOS ANGELES AP Coach George Allen urged clearer interpretation of the face mask rule after three penalties on the Rams in a 24 24 tie with the Baltimore Colts. Allen praised the rule but said referees should distinguish brushing the mask from grabbing it. Also in Pittsburgh Bill Austin criticized officials after a late Giants touchdown shifted a 27 24 loss.
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Bing
George Allen
Los Angel
Rams
Allen
Pittsburgh
Bill Austin
Pittsburgh Steelers
Austin
Ernie Koy
New York
Fran Tarkenton
Koy
Giants
Tarkenton
Joe Morrison
John McKay
Southern California Trojans
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South Bend
Washington Huskies
McKay
Seattle
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
California
Gerry Beban
Stanford
Palo Alto
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Beban
San Francisco Bay Area
Clark Plans Stock Car Debut At Rockingham
World famous auto racer Jim Clark of Scotland will debut in stock car racing in the American 500 at Rockingham North Carolina on October 29. He will drive a Holman Moody Ford factory backed car after the Grand Prix of Mexico. Clark has won multiple Grand Prix titles and world championships, totaling about 250 races, and has competed worldwide except in the southern United States.
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North Carolina Motor Speedway
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Mexico
Ford
Holman-Moody
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Lotus
Juan Fangio
Spa
U. S
United States
Elimination Set To Fill Feather Title
The World Boxing Council plans a three man elimination to crown Vicente Saldivar’s successor after his retirement at Aztec Stadium. Mitsunori Seki Howard Winstone and Legra are listed as top contenders. Winstone vs Seki will occur in 60 to 90 days, winner then meets Legra within 90 days.
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World Boxing Council
Vicente Saldivar
Ramon Velazquez
Mitsunori Seki
Japan
Howard Winstone
Wales
Legra
Spain
WBC
Saldivar
Aztec Stadium
Winstone
Velazquez
Teddy Waltham
British Board
Boxing Control
Luis Spoza
Seki
Lopat Resigns From A's
Eddie Lopat resigned yesterday as administrative assistant for the Kansas City Athletics citing lack of full agreement with owner Charles O Finley and his policies. He joined the A's in 1962 as pitching coach and had served as manager in 1963, with a 73-89 record, later returning as scout and executive vice president before today’s resignation.
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Kansas City
Eddie Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Lopat
A's
Cornell QB Robertson Earns ECAC All East Honors
New York AP Cornell quarterback Bill Robertson passed for three touchdowns and ran for one in a 47-13 win over Princeton. He was named to the ECAC Division All East football team this week. Teammates mentioned include Bob Marker Dartmouth Pat Patterson Buffalo Cal Hill Yale and others from Navy Boston College Massachusetts Rhode Island Rutgers Harvard Holy Cross. Army safety Hank Toczylowski was named defensive back of the week and Penn State full back Don Abbey sophomore of the week.
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NEW York
Cornell
Bill Robertson
Princeton
Robertson
Bob Marker
Dartmouth
Pat Patterson
Buffalo
Cal Hill
Yale
Bill Dow
Navy
Jim Kavanaugh
Boston College
Kent Stevens
Massachusetts
Leon Spinney
Rhode Island
Rich Bing
Top college football clash in Troy area Saturday
RPI hosts Union in the 65th meeting dating to 1883 at 86 Field on Rensselaer Polytechnic, with Union praised for a two platoon system and strong defense while RPI's offense must counter. Coaches cited Drexel game as pivotal and noted homecoming atmosphere heightening stakes.
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Engineers
Union
George Flood
RPI
Dick Riendeau
New York Sportswriters’ Association
Sleasman’s
Riendeau
Matson Wins Shot In Pre Olympics Opening Day
Mexico City AP reports Matson won the shot put on opening day of the Pre-Olympics with a 10-2% throw. Sweden's Rick Bruch took silver and Japan's Yoshijisa Ishide bronze. Earlier, Charlotte Cooke of Washington DC won the United States first gold in the women's 400 meters in 52.4 seconds. Roelants of Belgium easily won the 3 000 meter steeplechase in 8:57.8, close to his world mark. France took gold in the 800 meters by Jean Claude Dufresne in 1:48.8. Cuba's Miquelina Cobian won the women's 100 meters in 11.4 seconds. Russia earned its third gold with Gavrilov high jumping 6 11 1 2. Hungary's Konsek won the women's discus at 173 feet and Tothoe led the pentathlon with 4 953 points. Pat Winslow was runner-up with 4 889 points. Russia had no gold yet.
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Dy Matson
Inj
United States
Matson
Texas A&m
Rick and Bruch
Sweden
Yoshijisa Ishide
Japan
Charlotte Cooke
Washington, D.C
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
France
Jean Claude Dufresne
Miquelina Cobian
Cuba
Valentin Gavrilovv
Russia
Jon Serban
Hungary
Phil Shinnik
Los Angeles
Kleiberne Konsek
Annamarie Tothoe
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Calif
Hagan sparks Dallas in season opener win over Anaheim Amigos
Clif Hagan led the Dallas Chaparrals past the Anaheim Amigos 129 to 125, scoring 35 points after a 20 point burst in the first quarter. The attendance was 3,200 as Dallas posted a high scoring ABA game in Anaheim.
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Magan
Garner
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Homan
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Congdon
Watervliet blanked Averill Park 3 0 in league soccer
Watervliet defeated Averill Park 3-0 as Joe Belokopitsky John Ball and Leon Sederian found the net. Goalkeeper Jack Bowden stopped seven shots while Averill Park keeper Joe Khayer made nine saves. Watervliet improves to 8 3.
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Averill Park
Joe Belokopitsky
John Ball
Leon Sederian
Jack Bowden
Joe Khayer
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Jack Hart
Ron Cearnal
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