Packers String Broken Cut Crossan with Rookies
The Packers, stunned by a 20 7 loss to the Cardinals in New Orleans, cut Crossan and other veterans while promoting rookies such as Lloyd Voss Ken Bowman Duke CarlIiste Dennis Claridge and Tommy Crutcher. Chicago Bears reassessed second stringers after a 28 17 win over the All Stars and plan to test against Washington. Steelers trimmed five players and Baltimore placed fullback Bob Gaiters on waivers.
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Frick to Stay Through 1965 World Series
Major leagues confirm Ford Frick will remain commissioner through the 1965 World Series after a joint Executive Council meeting. Top candidates for successor include Robert Cannon, Kenneth Keating, Richard Nixon, Byron White, and Cronin. American League approves Angels move to Anaheim for 1966 with new stadium lease.
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Ruttman Hangs Up Wheels After Racing Career Ends
Detroit AP reports Troy Ruttman, youngest winner of the Indianapolis 500, retires at 34 citing fear of death. He recalls winning in 1952 at age 22 and notes Eddie Sachs death influenced his decision while he runs a Dearborn motorcycle shop.
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Anna Quayle Stars in Stop the World South Africa Tour
Anna Quayle, who originated the leading female role in Stop the World I Want to Get Off in London, joins the Broadway production and now headlines an eight week tour of South Africa.
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White Sox Face Yankees as Pennant Race Heats Up
The article notes the White Sox and Yankees clash in a day night doubleheader as both teams vie for control of the pennant. Injuries to Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle affect the Yankees while Horlen faces Bouton in the opener and Pizarro meets Bouton later. The Orioles and Red Sox loom as factors in the stretch run. A separate column praises Hampton’s softball dynasty and discusses youth programs and American Legion efforts for older teens.
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Newport honors Jim Bunning with plaque and park naming
In Newport Kentucky a bronze plaque honoring pitcher Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies is being placed at Campbell County Park near Fort Thomas. The park's baseball field will also be named for him reflecting local recognition of his perfect game against the Mets.
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Roth Leads Farmington Women's Invitational in Round One
Nancy Roth, defending champion and Southern women’s amateur queen from Hollywood Florida, opens with a 76 to lead the Farmington Invitational by three. Charlottesville’s Mrs William Pollard carded 79 with an eagle on 14 as Robbye King Norfolk and Mrs Robert Hughes Richmond tied at 80. Alexandria’s Mrs James Swink started 82. final 18 holes come tomorrow. Fordham coach John Bach hails Syracuse star Dave Bing as top player.
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Alexandria
Winchester Evening Rifle Club Opens Outdoor Pistol Match
The Winchester Rifle & Pistol Club begins its first major outdoor match this Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Practice runs 9 a.m. to noon. Entry is open to all for a small fee with National Match and .38 Pistol Course options. prizes fund most receipts. Junior Club reports merit badge scores by Dave Creager and others among ongoing practice.
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Lourie to Receive National Football Hall Medal
New York AP states Donald B. Lourie former Princeton quarterback and current Quaker Oats chair will receive the National Football Hall of Fame gold medal at the December 8 New York dinner. Lourie starred at Princeton from 1919 to 1921 and earned All American honors in 1920.
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