Player Dies During Practice At University of Mississippi
The University of Mississippi football program opened fall practice under shock after sophomore tailback Richard W. Elizey 18 of Meridian died minutes after the start of the first practice session. He had been catching punts when he collapsed. Cause of death was not immediately known.
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Oxford
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University of Mississippi
Richard W
Rickey) Elizey
Meridian
Elizey
Gonzler defeats Moyer in ten round welterweight bout
Manny Gonzler from Lodessa Texas outpoints Denny Moyer of Portland Oregon over ten rounds in a welterweight clash.
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Associated Press
Houston
Manny Gonzler
Lodessa
Tex
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
NFL and AFL Trim Roster Cuts Ahead of Mid-September Openings
Pro football rosters shrink to reach league limits as NFL and AFL teams fire veterans and cut players after the latest round of reductions. Bill Groman Hogan Wharton Tom Wilson Pervis Atkins among the released, with other notable names listed as teams narrow to 34 AFL and 40 NFL before next Tuesday’s deadline.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Bill Groman
Hogan Wharton
Houston
NFL
Tom Wilson
Pervis Atkins
Denver Broncos
Groman
Oilers
Wharton
Minnesota Vik
Chicago
AFL
Major Leaders in National League and American League Batting
Major leaders listed for both leagues include Clemente of Pittsburgh with a .343 batting average across 325 at bats and Mays of San Francisco with 103 runs. Santo and Boyer tie for 95 RBIs while Mays adds 92. Clemente leads with 175 hits and Aaron trails with 170. Williams and Clemente pace doubles with 32 while Santo leads triples with 10. Oliva tops in the American League batting at .331 with Mantle at .309 and Oliva also leads in runs with 99.
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
Santo
Chicago
Boyer
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Maye
Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Shenandoah Hep League Open With High Scores At North Side Lanes
Tenpin bowling opened the fall season with 12 teams competing at North Side Lanes. Crown Carl and Seal White led winners with 510 and 520 series while Renners Plumbers were led by Richard Payne's 173 and 478. Dorsey topped in a 575 series for Fender Sales in a 4-0 win over Falk Plumbing. Stewart Yeakley and Maynard Wilson paced Willow Lawn Market's four games, while Shenandoah Gas beat Clarke County Lions 3-1 behind Grandstaff’s 186-479 and McDonald’s 182-475. Ashworth Bros. won 3 from Crown Blue as Dinges and Erickson posted strong marks. Anderson Sheet Metal took 3-1 on Shull’s 514 and Purtlebaugh’s 544 aided. Fred Gordon’s 522 and Sader’s 198 aided Andersons’s win. Costello and others added solid scores in a busy season start.
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Willow Lawn Market
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Maynard Wilson
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Herb Hodson
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Shenandoah Gas
Clarke County Lions
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Ernest Gosnell
Ashworth Bros
Crown Blue
Bob Dinges
Stan Erickson
Chet Stone
Jerry Hott
Ed Orndoff
W.F.W
Anderson
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Phil Purtlebaugh
Fred Gordon
P, Sader
Jerry Lavicchia
Ed Costello
Elmer Itten
Andersons
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Drive Narrow Wins
Harmon Killebrew supplied Minnesota runs with his 43rd and 44th home runs in a 2-1 victory over Baltimore. Mickey Lolich pitched six hitless innings and finished with an 8-0 Tigers win over Chicago, leaving the White Sox a half game behind the Orioles.
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Associated Press
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Twins
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Baltimore
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Duckpin bowling season opens with close matches and high scores
Health Center Lanes witnessed openers from several teams in the B League as Retail Clerks defeated Seabright's 1757 series with two wins led by Clem’s 163 and Foltz 165. Clearbrook Woolen swept C & P Telephone 3-0 behind Ivan Jackson’s 400 series and many spares. O’Sullivan edged Newcomer Esso 2-1 with strong scores from Jack Eisner and Patterson. Shoe Center clawed past Independents by a narrow margin to avoid a shutout.
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Don Barbour
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