Baseball Probers To Hear Finley On Antitrust
Senator Hart announced an antitrust subcommittee probe into baseball to hear O a Finley and league actions. Ford Frick expected to testify along with a Washington Senators official. The panel will examine league moves and antitrust coverage across major sports.
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Rambers Rally As Loyola Slides To No 10 In Poll
Loyola Ramblers dropped from third to tenth in the national rankings yet opened a road back with a 57-56 lead over Dayton before a 13-0 run boosted them to their 12th win in 15. DePaul, ranked ninth, beat Indiana 85-78 in another top matchup.
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Chamberlain Retains Scoring Edge as Lucas Leads Free Throws
Wilt Chamberlain remains the NBA scoring leader while rookie Jerry Lucas and veteran Larry Costello top free throw accuracy. Oscar Robertson slips from top free throw list as Lucas wins the free throw crown. Bob Pettit passes 19,000 career points as Walt Bellamy posts a 33.2 season mark amid Baltimore's five-game win streak.
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Tebbetts Sees Cleveland Success With Rookies and Injuries
Cleveland manager Tebbetts highlights 1963 injuries to Dick Howser Vic Davalillo John Romaine Woodie Held and others while praising rookies infielders Alvis Whitfield Davalillo and Romano and promising a stronger 1964 lineup with young pitchers like John McDowell and Agee and Salmon as potential breakouts.
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Elroy Face Takes Pay Cut as Pirates Extend Contract
Elroy Face agreed to a 1964 contract after a down season with the Pittsburgh Pirates. The 5-foot-8 right hander earned about 40000 in 1963 and said the pay cut reflected the club’s poor 1963 showing, from a 4th place finish in 1962 to eighth last year. General Manager Joe L. Brown noted the team’s overall merit.
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National Hockey Loop Results and Schedule
National Hockey Loop brief from The Associated Press notes no games on Monday and no scheduled results. It lists upcoming matchups including Toronto at Montreal and Detroit at Chicago for the Wednesday schedule.
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VMI Hosts East Carolina In Conference Intentions
VMI welcomes East Carolina as the Pirates seek a future Southern Conference berth. ECU has struggled against SC opponents this season, losing to Davidson Virginia Tech and others, while VMI aims to rebound after a 75-73 loss at West Virginia.
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Rocky Bird Named Manager of San Jose in California League
Rocky Bird will manage San Jose in the California League this year as part of the Los Angeles Angels system. Bird takes over the helm guiding the San Jose team under the Angels organization, signaling a new leadership tenure in the season.
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Halas Faces Uncertain Bears Future and Tie Game Rule
Bears owner George Halas weighs team prospects after a tough NFL race as Green Bay looms. Halas says a title would bring only short-term joy and notes owners plan to reject counting tie games as half wins. A $28.2 million TV deal remains a topic at the meeting.
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Rodriguez Wins Lucky International Open in Playoff
Chi Chi Rodriguez edged Don January by one stroke in a 18 hole playoff at Harding Park to claim the Lucky International Open. Rodriguez, 34 36 70, led early and pulled away with precise approach shots and short birdie putts, while January bogeyed early before sparking late with a 24 foot birdie on 18.
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