Rickey Returns to Cardinals as Consultant for 1965 Aim
Branch Rickey reenters the St. Louis Cardinals as general consultant on production and development predicting pennant contention by 1965. He notes limited trade options and credits his farm system with sustained competitiveness while recalling his long history with the club and Jackie Robinson’s Dodgers impact.
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Spider Back Honored By SC Scribes
Mel Rideout of Richmond was named Seeeee Shee Fating th week for leading the Spiders to a 21-20 upset of Cincinnati. The quarterback threw an eight-yard TD pass to John Hilton on the final drive, completed five passes for 57 yards, averaged 40 yards on seven punts, and added an extra point as Richmond, a 13er underdog, surged to 3-3.
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Duke and Tech Set To Break Tie In Weekend Tilt
Duke and Georgia Tech sit even in the series with 14 wins each and one tie. Duke seeks a quality test after a 21-14 ACC win over N C State. Tech is 4-2 after beating Tulane 42-12 and sits sixth in the SEC.
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Turley Traded to Angels as Belinsky Trade Buzz Grows
Yankees ship Bob Turley to the Los Angeles Angels on a conditional basis for a mutually satisfactory player by opening day 1963. Belinsky denies involvement in the deal and Angels officials say he is not being traded. Turley, a 10-year major leaguer, rose to a Cy Young year in 1958 but has since battled bone chips and elbow surgery.
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Chiaverini Leads ACC In Rushing Record Chase
Len Chiaverini of Maryland set an ACC rushing record by carrying 33 times for 119 yards against South Carolina to top the league rushing list. He moved ahead of Billy Gambrell as Marcus recorded 403 yards in six games while Gambrell had 391. Dick Shiner crossed the 1,000-yard passing mark in Maryland’s 13 11 win, totaling 1 084 yards combined offense with 191 rushing yards. Junior Edge of North Carolina remains a close second in total offense.
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Pender-Torres Title Bout Delayed to November 15
Boston AP The title bout between Paul Pender and Jose Torres is postponed to November 15 at Boston Garden after Torres contracts a heavy cold. promoter Sam Silverman plans a closed circuit telecast of Archie Moore Cassius Clay in Los Angeles to boost gate. Pender, 31, trims training and will base in the Boston area.
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Akaki Beats Yoneura In Orient Bantamweight Bout
In Tokyo Katsutoshi Akaki defeated Kenji Yoneura by decision after 12 rounds for the Orient bantamweight title. In San Jose Paul Armstead outpointed Joey Reynolds over 10 rounds in a political ad matchup.
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Giants Stars Mays and Cepeda Face Health Checks
Giants stars Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda face medical exams after a taxing season. Mays enters Mount Zion Hospital for tests while Cepeda eyes cataract concerns after a hazy right eye. Both shaped the 1962 Giants with 84 and 46 homers respectively, amid postseason strain.
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Rich Rollins Named AL's Best Sophomore of 1962
Richie Rollins earned the American League sophomore of the year honor for 1962 as chosen by Baseball Writers Association of America voters. He played 159 games for Minnesota, batted .298 with 16 home runs and 96 RBIs, after serving as a spark plug during the Twins’ strong finish.
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Ninowski Out as Ryan to Start at Cleveland QB
Cleveland announces Frank Ryan will take over passing duties after Jim Ninowski injures his left shoulder and collarbone. Ninowski sidelined after dislocated shoulder and fractured clavicle. Ryan reflects on the assignment and notes adjustments after Sunday relief win over Pittsburgh.
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NCAA Chief Sees End to Squabble in Months
Walter Byers executive director of the NCAA predicted the longrunning conflict with the AAU over amateur sports administration would be settled within four to five months, likely before the Pan American Games in April and well before Tokyo 1964 Olympics, with the settlement to be made in the United States.
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Northwestern Tops AP Poll After Notre Dame Win
Northwestern moves to No. 1 in the AP college football rankings after beating Notre Dame 35 to 14 for its fifth straight victory. Alabama remains No. 2 with a 35-6 win over Tulsa, Texas falls to fifth after a 14-14 draw with Rice, and Southern Cal slips to third as Louisiana State, Mississippi and others follow in the top ten.
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Tigers Tied by Tokyo Flyers in Exhibition Tie
The Tokyo Flyers score one run in each the seventh and eighth innings to tie the Detroit Tigers 3-3 in nine innings. Ron Kline allowed the Flyers final two runs after taking over for Hank Aguirre in the sixth. The Tigers opened their Japan tour with a 12-1 win over the Daimai Orions.
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Daily Across Puzzle Clues Include Wide Range of Terms
A crossword style list presents clues for across entries ranging from crowns and hooded snakes to units of eight Scouts and university officers. Readers fill answers like waistcoat and Caesar, with geographic and scientific terms included.
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Crossword clues for two voices and more
A compact crossword clue set listing entries 36 through 47. Includes two voiced composition, a sea eagle, egress, ceremony, the French masculine article and a jumble.
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Ceremony
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