Dodgers and Orioles share World Series pool amid stingy runs
UPI report details lavish distribution by MLB commissioner William D. Beer, noting the Dodgers cut their $429,726.96 pool into 34 shares of $11,683.04 plus smaller allocations. Cash went to players Dick Brown and others, with part-time staff and groundskeepers also receiving payouts. The Twins and Giants also shared sizable team portions, while Charlie Dressen’s estate and Bob Swift got full shares for the Tigers.
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Title bout turmoil suspends planned rematch
Mexico promoter and boxing officials clash over the unofficial lightweight title fight between Ramos and Ortiz. The World Boxing Council may declare the title vacant as associations decide eligibility. Ortiz initially halted by referee, then denied by postfight decree. WBA and several states recognize him as champion. Promoter Pancho Ochoa supports January 29 in Mexico or neutral site amid pressure. Boxing Commission withholds $20,000 to Ortiz and manager, while a $400 fine is noted for an errant act in the ring.
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United States
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Don Berkins Leads Dallas Cowboys Rushing
Halfback Don Berkins has been the leading rusher for the Dallas Cowboys this season, piling up carries and yards to pace the team’s ground game. His production stands out amid a crowded backfield as the club pushes for a strong campaign.
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Notre Dame tops national offense leaders amid mix of results
Notre Dame remains leading in total offense with a strong 30 yard advantage, while UCLA nears the Bruins in total offense after a 38-0 win. Harvard moves up in Ivy League rushing and Dartmouth lingers behind. Louisville and Texas Western trade spots in the broader stat race as Notre Dame edges toward the scoring pace.
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Dodgers Pitcher Sets 16 No Hit Games Record
A Los Angeles Dodger pitcher achieved another milestone with a 16th no hit game over his career, enhancing the team’s legacy and extending his dominance in Major League Baseball history.
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Warriors Face East Swing After Bruising Week
San Francisco notes say Tom Meschery and Al Atties missed a practice with Meschery sidelined by a kicked thigh and Atties nursing a pulled leg. Fred Hetzel wore a knee brace but stumbled in drills as the Warriors prepare for a tough road trip to Baltimore. Coach Bill Sharman called the session listless as the club sits at 2-3.
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76ers Take Over First With Win
The Philadelphia 76ers moved into first place by beating the Baltimore Bullets 120 110 on their home court. Hal Greer and Luke Jackson each scored 21, Wilt Chamberlain added 20, as Philadelphia extended its season streak and bolstered a 15 game run. The Celtics stood idle at 3 0.
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Romeo Hanover Aims for Rare Trotting Triple Crown
Romeo Hanover, bought for 8500 at Harrisburg, seeks a third trotting Triple Crown by winning Roosevelt Raceway’s Messenger Stakes. The 3 year old drew post 2 and is a 4 5 morning line favorite to extend his 18 race winning streak against Overcall, fourth starter, as about 45000 fans watch the one mile classic.
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Bullets suffer fifth straight defeat in rough NBA night
Sidelined by injuries and scattered misses, the Bullets dropped their fifth consecutive game. Leroy led with 22 points as Ellis added support in a night that saw few baskets and uneven play across the lineup.
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Boosters Plan Charter Bus Trip to Vallejo
Ukiah Wildcat Boosters plan a charter bus to Vallejo for Mothers and Fathers of Ukiah Varsity and Jayvee players and fans to watch Vallejo High Apaches, undefeated in Redwood Empire play. Bus arrives in time for the Jayvee game. Varsity to follow. Cost is 20. reservations via 462-5992.
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Frosh Gridders Travel to Healdsburg for Outing
Ukiah's Frosh footballers head to Healdsburg Thursday for a rare 1966 away battle against the Greyhounds. The team lists several injuries but hopes for a strong showing led by defense standout Steve Ellis and steadfast players Bob Stumbaugh with appendicitis and Kelly, despite sore necks and minor ailments.
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Racing Drivers Win Five of Ten 100000 Races in 1965
Drivers Ralph Baldwin and Frank Ervin secured five of ten $100,000 races in North American car racing for 1965. Baldwin claimed two wins including the Dartmouth and a pacer race Time. Ervin won two races the Messenger Stakes for $151,252 and the Cane Futurity for $125,236 with Bret Hanover.
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Fighting Joe Hooker Civil War general nickname
Union general Joseph Hooker, famed for the nickname Fighting Joe, served prominently during the Civil War, leading troops in key campaigns and earning a reputation for his bold, sometimes controversial command.
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San Francisco Bid Vies for 12th NFL Franchise
In a 1967 move the Bay area group led by attorney William Brinton and former Notre Dame star Joseph ONeill seeks the 12th NFL franchise for San Francisco. Boston backed out over stadium issues. Atlanta may be considered later as the league expands.
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Raiders Finding Linebackers Slow
EAST ORANGE New Jersey The Raiders struggle with linebackers after film review Coach John Madden cites lapses by Gus Otto and notes Boston Patriots and New York Jets used quick passes to backs revealing Oakland’s vulnerability.
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Seals Move Toward Berkeleys Iceland Battle
The Seals prepare for a Thursday bout in Los Angeles after a 3-1 win over the Blades at Los Angeles. They own a solid 2-1-2 road record and are set to open a lengthy road stretch with games against Victoria and Seattle before the Oakland arena showdown with San Diego on November 9. General manager Rudy Pilous says he still seeks front line help from the National Hockey League to boost offense to match the defense.
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Rogers Named Coach of Chicago Spurs in NPSL
Alan Rogers a former English league player and recent Uganda National team coach has been appointed coach of the Chicago Spurs in the newly formed National Professional Soccer League Rogers previously coached in the Philippines and several African nations.
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Gaels to Resume Football at Saint Marys College
In Moraga Calif the Gaels indicate a revival of football on a low-pressure basis. The effort would see a full intercollegiate schedule again after years of diminished play. The plan hints at renewed games against Saint Marys College and other minor opponents.
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NOW YOU KNOW Guns and explosives deaths in America
United Press report cites about 2,300 annual deaths in the United States from firearms and explosives, with figures attributed to the American Red Cross. The notice frames ongoing dangers and the need for safety awareness.
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American Red Cross
Don Hutson Leads Packers in NFL Scoring Streaks
Don Hutson of the Green Bay Packers paced NFL scoring with a five season run. He topped the league in touchdowns and points, setting records during the era.
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