Trading Activity Offers Hints of Interleague Deals
Major league traders eyed additional moves as the interleague trading window closed with four deals already made. Charlie Silkes and Birdie Tebbetts were among executives meeting to wrap up potential trades involving Don Demer and Jack Hamilton, Woody Held, Lu Clinton, John Romano, Wyatt, and Bill Skowron as teams chase needs at first base, bullpen help, and outfield depth.
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LOS Angeles
Sesell Ue
Sat
Ee Silkes
Srider
Gus Triandes
Detroit
Don Demeer
Jack Hamilton
Gehanna
Tommy Harper
Cincinnati
Er Birdie Tebbetts
Johnny Pesky
Boston Pilot
Red Sox
Lu Clinton
Indians
John Romano
Romano
Cleveland
Clinton
Kansas City Athletics
Wyatt
White Sox
al Lopez
Chicago
Landis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Skowron
Nellie Fox
Frank Baumann
Skowron
Washington
Senators
Dodges
Marv Breeding
Ed Roebuck
Buzzie Bavasi
Dodger
Bavasi
Jave Selkirk
Hodges
Minnesota
Kansas City
Billy Pierce
San Francisco Giants
Tiger Favored To Retain Title Against Giardello
Atlantic City AP report notes Dick Tiger as a strong favorite to keep the world middleweight title against Joey Giardello. Tiger cites pressure and experience from wins over Fullmer, with Giardello warned of the challenger’s durability and prior bouts.
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Giardello
Atlantic City
N.J
Dick Tiger
Fullmer
Joey
Staubach Leads 1963 AP All America Quarterbacks
Three quarterbacks head the 1963 AP All-America squad including Roger Staubach who won the Heisman. Sidle Lothridge and Butkus anchor a lineup with Parks Lacey Appleton Eller Brown and other top backs and linemen from Navy Auburn Texas Tech North Carolina Illinois Minnesota Nebraska and Georgia Tech.
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Associated Press
Roger Staubach
Auburn
Jimmy Sidle
Georgia Tech
Billy Lothridge
Bob Hoobing
NEW York (Ap
Damon Bame
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Dave
Southern California
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Bob Lacey
North Carolina
Scott Appleton
Austin
Texas
Minnesota
Carl Eller
Bob Brown
Big Daddy
Nebraska
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Celtics Fall to Royals in 118 108 Loss
The Boston Celtics dropped their second game of the season 118-108 to the Cincinnati Royals. Oscar Robertson scored 48 and Jerry Lucas added 21 to pace Cincinnati as Boston’s Eastern lead shrank to 3 1/2 games. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 106-103 as Johnnie main made a late interception.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati
Boston
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Royals
NBA
Celtics
St. Louis
Elphia
Johnne
Basler
Michigan State Punter Sets 71 Yard Punt Record
Michigan State punt return details show Lou Bo bich recorded a 71 yard punt in a Big Ten game with Purdue this season, marking a school record for the longest punt.
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Michigan State
Lou Bobich
Purdue
Handley hosts Loudoun Valley opener as Clarke clashes Elkton
James Wood hosts Raiders while Clarke entertains Elkton in district action. Handley’s early schedule is noted as the season begins with a look at Loudoun Valley and Clarke County’s home clash against Elkton. Johnny Pine leads James Wood with center duties, while Denny heals from a head gash.
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Ian Wood
Loudoun
Sant
Clarke County
Elkton
Clarke
James Wood
Warren
Laray
Viking
Valley
Handley
George Mason
Raiders
Loudoun County
Es Otee Eee
Eo Chargea
Berryville
Elks
District 10
Johnny Pine
Wayne Whetzel
Dickie Longer‘beam
Steve Denny
Dave Childs
Denny
Washington Man Buys Philadelphia Eagles Entry
Washington contractor Jerry Wolman agreed to buy the Philadelphia Eagles for 5 505 500 dollars subject to NFL approval. He would join a rising group of young owners including Art Modell Dan Reeves Clint Murchison and the Bidwill brothers. The Eagles sale by 65 stockholders leaves Green Bay and Minnesota as multiowner teams.
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Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman
Philadelphia Eagles
NFL
Wolman
Washington
Art Modell
Cleveland
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles
Clint Murchison
Dallas
Bidwill Brothers
St. Louis
Clay Ford
Detroit
Eagles
Green Bay
Minnesota
Shenandoah
Ranger Dave Kerr First Vezina Winner in 1940
Dave Kerr remains the sole New York Ranger to win the Vezina Trophy given to the NHL goalie with the fewest goals allowed. He earned the honor for the 1939-40 season.
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Dave Kerr
New York Ranger
Kerr
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