White Sox Trade Nellie Fox to Houston for Prospects
Nellie Fox, 35, is sent from the Chicago White Sox to the Houston Colts for two Houston farm players, pitcher Jim Golden and outfielder Danny Murphy. Sox GM Ed Short calls Fox a great competitor nearing end of regular status and says Houston wants his steady infield play to balance two young infielders.
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Chicago White Sox
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Houston Colts
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Danny Murdy
Sox
Ed Short
Fox
Paul Richards
Short
Nellie
Golden
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Murphy
Les Moss
Richards
White Sox
Flowing Wells Caballeros Eye Repeat Class A South Title
Flowing Wells High opens the 1983-84 season as top contenders after winning last year’s Class A state crown. Coach Ed Nymeyer relies on guard Pat McAndrew and a deep lineup including Wade Davis Mike Straley and transfer center Mike Ziegler to boost defense and pace. Freshmen from last year’s JV and football squad provide depth as the schedule unfolds with games from December through February against Nogales Bisbee Coolidge Sunnyside Safford Morenci and Amphitheater.
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Ed. Nymeyer
Pat McAndrew
McAndrew
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Wade Davis
Mike Straley
Nymeyer
Mike Ziegler
Flowing Wells
Mountain View
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Carl Howard
Davis
Straley
Dave McKibben
Jim Kelly
Joe MacGregor
Howard
Caballero
Nogales
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Coolidge
Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Buens
San Manuel
Safford
Efoy
Morenci
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Lobos Name Two Wildcats to All Opponent Team
New Mexico selected two University of Arizona players for its first all opponent football team and named four Wildcats to the second team. Center John Briscoe and halfback Floyd Hudson were first string selections announced yesterday by the Western Athletic Conference champions. The other Arizonans were tackle Jerry Zeman, guard Dovich, fullback Christy. The Lobos voted only on WAC teams, so their selections stand as their all conference votes.
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Floyd Hudson
Jim Singleton
Jerry Zeman
Jerry Davitch
Ted Christy
Lobos
Resignation highlights Unity in Arizona Sportsmen Groups
Bill Davidson argues Jack Mantle’s resignation from the Arizona Game and Fish Commission signals a call for Tucson clubs to unite for a strong candidate. He notes the small reach of statewide sportsmen organizations, cites potential successors like Carroll Lemon, and mentions upcoming changes in the commission and department leadership amid ongoing hunting reports and local wildlife notes.
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Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Daily Citizen
Tucson
Arizona
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Pima County
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OSA
Wildlife Unlimited
Les Stewart
Jack
Carroll Lemon
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Pena Blanca Laka
Don Somerville
Guaymas
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Tom Jamison
Los Mochis
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E. A. Loew
Pena Blanca
Jim Darnell
Joe Taylor
Roger Durton
Jack Hanna
al Larriva
John Tom
H. F. Lim
Billy Meal
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