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1,,..;.~1._;j,._,,__, 1 1 . ~ Clio on ,tand. 6 11. cable, in the season opener for both l b C for "considerations" known to teams. 0 ug. an ' used on d" k " h•nd ·hold. Rog. $9.9o include a 25-year lease on Atla nta's new stadium and exRay Ilg and J ohn P aske pected lush t elevision-radio rev- have been the LStrongest men · the CO lgate defensive unit · enue for sprawling Southeast- Th m have . ebacl-ers ern coverage of a major league e twO Im ~ •except ;_,, N . Y.C. team. barred the 1·oad, wi th Ilg actThe National League meeting ing as the roamer a nd Paske in New York tomorrow pro- as the stationary center man, ~lOUR NEAREST-·-GElfS-TORE: bably will bring strong daring opponents to try the IS LOCATEQ..AT official protests from Milwau- middle. Mills has brought the I forllat!Mllt\l • 2l!2 fast; 4att, Strtttl kee civic leaders, who have threatened legal action if the mation to Kings Point. ThiJS J!l>t Ea>H! 'tftitd ,J.ff.. j alignment depends on power • , 2~ Fulio11 eStreen Braves move to Atlanta. Milwa,ukee County offici- up the middle. P1;hceton, 'BreolilJJt 59 Wllloug/i~J Sli~( • m cono1 tS!ilnd {wllJJe 1 als are demanding that the which beat Colgate, 9-0, last 351 tit~nd &OllC0111'S1! 1 Braves fulfill a 1965 contract week, used the I about 30 per cent of the time against the t 555 Eut Fo~dham Heid ! to play in Milwaukee. A group of Milwaukee busi- Red Raiders. It was to no forw Ht11t· ·~ tD·t-to -Qlltelfs have offered to negoti- avail. The Tigers scored on NASSAU & SOFfOU CO'tlNTt · , , anessmen te for purchase of the Braves, a 22-yard field goal and the ·~,sh~re· 1261 Sunrlte Q!ghwa{ but the t eam owners have told recovery of a fumbled ha ndJella'~i!> • 247·4!1 Jericho °tjllc~.J them the club is not for sale. off in the Colgate backfield. hrttliig~a{! • 34' 11·JWstu4 fPke, l Comic confusion preceded the The Red Raiders' scoring G!~a, ll!lli • m ·l fwtw RlYll. release of the statement. After punch is not too effective. jl1~vll!t • 29& ilr~a, . many reporters were directed But Kings Point may be 'llu~t111gton • Mic~o Tth. l byBartholomaytoahotelsuite lucky to score. Last week • . (500 fl. west of R-f. t u)ri earlier in the day, they were the Marinens dropped a 37-0 .st, nfffH J3t J.Hi:bii Tp\d instructed to remain there until decision to Bucknell. .Vil!GJ Stream • 21a sanrm l*ilhlllJ.j summoned by phone to the "It's good our team was up ,WESl'CllESTEll :OBIJIIH 1 Braves office downtown. for tha t game or we'd have Five taxicabs were waiting been killed," Mills said. !lieut Vernon • 70 East atd-Jtrttt ! His squad will have to be f1cnke1~ . • 1931 C-t.itlral 'Af2ilucJ to take reporters from the hotel way up at 1 :30 P.M. Saturday AllANY (Mtnandt} IEW YORK -·'. to the Braves headquarters. at Shea Stadium. l,lld Cllr Sl!oppigg 'Ctnl~r · 6 Oppose Braves' l\:love • Broaiway &, Wa111a Lane , • Oct. 21 (UPI)NEY/ JEHSU . SixCHICAGO, directors of t he Milwaukee Jerry Edwards, coach of ·Baromw • Hl!d:!lln l!IYf & Roult 440. Braves said today after the undefeated Montclair State, board had voted to transfer the is glad for the experience of -!iSl lll'UA£Wtcli . j franchise to Atlanta that they Reul! i/18 M PrO$pe.lf St: .~effl m ~1110 17l were "unalterably opposed" to N.F.L. Statistics Em Iii.~ • 434 Cu11ra1 Amue, the move. · d Sprlligllefd • llcqle #22' A spokesman for the SIX sai THE LEA DERS rma llilllfe J4Si all voted against the move. It RUSHERSAtt. • . Wf!ti and WareMUS_e, l'la(nVJ!* !:.;J~ was learned the final vote was 12-6 in favor of the transfer. J. Brown, Cleveland ... ... 126 ~ii· 143.215.248.55· There are 23 directors of the Perkins, Dallas .. ..... ... ..100 554 5.5 ball club but only 18 attended {oh7son, l ,ttsbusgh .. ... ... gJ ::~ :J ' l'JY ~:~wn'e~inneas~ii," ... ·102 384 3.8 the meeting. . Ta.ylor, Washi ngton.... ···: 83 368 4.4 - - - -- - - - - - - - - - 1 The statement opposing the Lewis, Detroit....... . 74 341 4.6 move was signed by Edmund Moore, Baltimore. ....... . 74 ~,7 , ~ B. Fitzgerald, Duane Bowman, g143.215.248.55 16:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)r"f,~il:~·. ,~~rt: · .. :.: i~ ~~i ~J Daniel Parker, John Puelicher, Wilson. Los Angeles . .. . 86 284 3.3 J oseph Simpson and Carlton TC.rewB,roswtn.,LoPuh,.,s.dc. ,a lp·h··, a···· 68/ 283 3.5 SE GOOD ?R?. • 6 Wil ~nn. Mason, M innesota . . .. .. 44 281 6.4 TO YOUR FEET ."We are unalterably opposed Hornung, Green BsacY ORING 57 240 4.2 s:Mj ·1 · LIGHT ia weight. Unbeliovabl)I' flexible. '8 i t2 , to the transfer ... for reasons to~k°' B!tTgr~ 1~ 1~ which we feel would be. detri- B~ow~~· Mt'nnes~1!· :. · 9 o o 54 1~ ~~ bmentab111 t? this calorporadt10,~hi··ctho 16:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)ng,p~,\143.215.248.55,:h~~ .. . ase a . m gener • an. ·• Michaels, Baltimore . ·:: o 26 7 47 would violate the public trust Gossett, Los Angeles .. . o 15 9 42 . . . these reasons are of an Groza, Cleveland.· · ··· · 0 16 8 40 economic, legal and moral na- wBaaklek•r,r, Pohe,,1ardoe111 h.·, a·..... o 0 1172 97 39 38 ture." PASS RECEIVERS The Braves were the first maRecd. Yds. Tds. jor league club to transfer a ~ti\~~9~ ::::::::: :: ~ in this century When Ditka, Chicago.... .. . .. ... 37 449 3 jfranchlse th.ey moved from Boston . to 16:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)'.stw143.215.248.55\~ 9100::::::JZ 1 Milwaukee in 1953, drawing Retzlaff, Philadelphia .... ...24 359 3 4 305 23 [1,826,397 and setting a National Brown, Minn~sola ..... . League attendance mark. iacy6~~a,iai~17:l0n .. .... ~~ Brown, Black I Speculation had been rampant Casey, Sa~ Francisco .. . .21 409 3 Up to EEE for two years that the Braves Borr, Baltimore. · · 21 '197 2 ' PASSERS purchased by their preserrt ownAlt. Comp. Yds. Tds. ers at that time, would shift Unitas, Ballimore. .... .. Jt6 61 1,116 11 the franchise Atlanta became Tarkenton, Minnesola.. .. 129 75 1,160 11 Ithe probable new location more ~:~, GEi~~a:t :·... ·. ·. iii :::~ 1i than a year .ago. j16:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)~~n'st.w143.215.248.55\~gto~. i Construct10n began last Brodie, San Francisco. 177 83 1,25<1 7 spring on an $18 million sta- Morrall, Detroit ..... .. 91 so 588 4 1it· :::::In dium in Atlanta. Informed i~~an~' 1,m lg sources said the Braves had E. Brown, Pittsburgh .... 126 68 905 6 76 747 978 52 been committed to move there• M eredi th , LosDallas.· · · · ·120 155 57 Munson, Angeles· .... William C. Bartholomay, Plum, Detroit .. ........ 73 31 426 2 chairman of the board of the Tittle, New York.· · · · ·132 63 739 2 Braves, and other members, however, denied periodically that if the Braves go I have to too. not only was no move commit- That's m obli ation." ted, but also that none was M Yd A th contemplated. aye an t en:;_i . ~~on, e . . . . Braves' grea rig fie er who Racial S1tuat1on Feait>cl is. also a Negro had expressed MILWAUKEE • Oct · 21 (UPI) . concern about moving to At- Lee Maye, Negro outfielder I t . ·t h d b for the Milwaukee Braves, said ' an a ever smce 1 a ecome today he feared rac ial discrim- apparent that the team wanted Send for color · t' · Atl t "l · t I t brochure. see ma ion m an a. JUS 10pe O go. Iand pray we don't go," he -yourttravel ad<led CHICAGO Oct 21 (UPI) agen or phone NY·OX7-07JI Maye, a native of Tuscaloosa, The owner of the Chicago Cubs, ·.,, • Ala., who finished the 196~ sea- Philip K. Wrigley, said today · son as one of the top hitters he would approve the transfer - - ln the National League. said: 1of the Milwaukee Braves fran"I don't want to go there, but chise to Atlanta at itomorrow'a i P. t1g:r.~;

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m ~i Donelll polnts t.o oWn: h s A the rec best offensive ends _; - A:rne Jensen; Jim Nance of tborit n , ejtpn JJ~- Paul oule, out with an appen-, Syro.--c~ ..;·hv-p~k~ -:.i~ l"' -· ec yards against Penn State last executive vice pr_esident of th e at de en;ive right half, a nd GerAtlanta Chambe1 of Commerce Saturday·, Chuck Mercein of for . meet' r y E. erling • . middle guard in New York. They will Yale and !Bob Brendel of Rut- Nationa l League officials to, the f1 e-ma n lme. gers. morrow. B ·sed by Penn State Brendel and Jensen will be Warren Giles, president of the Desp · proving out1·te the un seen 1·n action when Colum- league, and officals of the look and with the team ranked bia meets Rutgers Saturday Braves are expected to return second nationally in defense, at Baket· Field. -,· 1:o -1u1anta w1t11 the t hree At- Scllw-artzwalaer iS- chary about • Janta officials for festivities predicting the outcome of Syracuse, a major inde- Friday. games with Oregon State, Pittspendent, took the lead in the Racial Problem Discounted burgh and Army the next three unofficial r unning for the Saturdays. Lambert Trophy. The award Mayor Allen was asked about The P enn State, ganie last goes to the outstanding col- reports that some Negro mem- week for which the Orano-e is Jege tea m in the E ast. How- bers of. the Braves team, and keyed up annually more "than ever, Villanova, with a 34-0 in particula~· Hank Aaron and almost any other, was a victory over Delaware, re- Lee Maye, did not want to move battering one and a lso drained m ained the only undefeated to !i-,tla~ta .be.cau~e they feared the team emotionally. It was terun among the 12 major in- racial d1s~nmmat10ns. not won by Syracuse until the dependents in the area. The H e replied: last minute. Wildcats, who do n ot play "Both Hank Aaron and Lee "I have never had so many this week, moved to second Maye a re g reat ballplayers." kids bruised up as we did in the place. They' ve made tremendous con- Penn state game," SchwartzTHE STANDINGS tributi.o ns to the leag~e they walder sa id. "They hit us real w. L. T. o~erLAil play m. I am certam they hard and I don't mean any re· Villanova ····· ··-· ·· ···· ·1 o o 5 ·o· Ii would find Atla nta a most re- flection on them by that. Colgate ... ... ....... .. ... .1 o o ~ ~ icept!vetownll:ndthatonce.they "Thequestionisthisweek~an 143.215.248.55:'0 •. : : ::::::::::: : ::: : g g 2 3 o try 1t they w1ll be exceedingly we recover from the phys1ca,! Syracuse .. . .. ..... .. .. ... 2 1 o 4 ~ o happy. beating we took and play out 143.215.248.55in .Coll·e·g·e·. :::::: :::: :l ] g ~ 3 g "I'm sure that the mem?ers best football against anothet Penn state . . ....... t 2 o 1 4 o of no major league or minor hard nose team like Oregon ~r~~g~srgh · · · · · · · · · ... :8 g g ~ ~ league ball club wit~ established state. They are a real hardBoston University ........ o 1 o 1 3 o homes ever left Without th1:re hitting team and we have to gc Holy cross ... .o 3 o 1 3 o being some problem of family all the way out there to play Within groJ~~do~~\r143.215.248.55 16:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)rBuffalo, Navy movement. People general,1,Y like them." al Pittsburnh. to stay where they are. It's running attack and de· Bo~r~~idt0116:29, 29 December 2017 (EST)~r9~~/~/c!i~~\~.Fg6i~afi Ne~ro players haye b~en fense have .broug ht Syracuse at Kings Point, Boston University at 11:assa. prominent for some tune with through against Ka nsas, Hol) chusetts, Syrac~se at Oregon State, Penn State the Atlanta. Crackers, an In- Cross. the University of Califor, ato~i~1d~t~nJf,·1,nova ternational League tea m. nia, Los Angeles, and Peni: · As for the propriety of the State. But Schwartzwalder Atlanta officials' obtaining the doubts tha t will be sufficient National League meeting in Braves' commitment, the mayor to k eep the Orange on top foj New York. the rest of the schedule. I "I d·ctn·t V t t O s t op them,, said: k th· h tt t 1 0 e "I don't thin any mg as "We have go o g~ our passi when. the.Y, came to Milwaukee, been handled more properly and ing going," he said. 'Penn Stati hteldsa1d, thalthough som~ pe?ptle more above-board. Major leagbue grabbed three of our pasdses. o me ey were moving 111 o franchises have been moved e- also we have got to fm a wa~ my area and we would lose fore. It is recognized that when to utilize the running ability o fans. So I don't see how I ~an a city loses attraction for a Little more in spite .of our Op· vote to stop them from moving club it moves out." ponents' setting their defensei t b. ou · Mayor Allen had t aken a 1g against him." "I don't know anything about political risk in rushing t~e city' Sophomores are playing ~ the .business of the other nme stadium inward complet1?n bet prominent part ·tm Sira{1\IJ National League teams, and fore hacing a comm1tmen success. In add1 10n o I J I don't pretend to be able to from any major league team. who scored five touchdown t II th h t th . I h f . t K a and has ru~ e em ow o run e1r The city a so I1as opes o agams ans s, business." usi ng the stadium for profes- back punts 71 and 90 yards fo , sional football. touchdowns, they include Her ~IL~AUKEE, Oct. 21 (AP) Television rights a lmost cer- Stecker, a crack defensive end - Circuit Judge. Ronald Drechs- lainly were a big part of the Jim Cheyunski and Muray John !er la~e. t oda:Y issued ~ .tempo- Jure for the Braves, but infor- son, linebackers; Gary Eugen ra!y m3unct1on restrammg .the mation about any television hagen, offensive tackle; Harri Milwaultee Brave from moving · 1k t J hn Kr 1 s f' . · arrangements has been well- W1e1 e, cen er; a o< Mi.lwaukee County o! !cia1s guarded. The mayor declined tackle, and Terrell Roe and D, o~tamed the t emporary mJunc- t comment on this. Healey, backs. 0 tion shortly after the Braves' -~ board of directors voted 12- 6 = tlaonttraa.nsfer the franchise to .At- l i Ans - Y:ankees Sell Terry td

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h N y k y kee T e ew or a1_1 s placed the most players, MiCkey Mantle Elston Howard and Bobby 'Richardson, on the A.ssociated Press' annual Jl'la.Jor league l;)aseball a il-star team yesterday. But two Los Angeles pitchers, Sandy Koufax o! the Dodgers and Dean Chance of the Angels , collected the most votes. Koufax, the winner . 19 games before he was s1d ed for the season by a sor m in mid-August, polled 77 es as the outstanding left-h ff. Chance, a 20-game winn( ·or the Angels, drew 71 as t op right-hander in the ballot · t>Y 85 baseball writers. The team. First baseman, Bill White, st. L 1, .303; second ba,oma.n, Bobby R, on, New York (A l, 267; lhird n, Brooks Robinson, Baltimore ut /; shorrstoo, Jim Frcgosi, Los Anp l, .Z77; outfielder, Roberto Clemrfi ·,. burgh <N 1, 339; outtieldrr, 1•-r 1 .,, San Franchco 111 1. .296,

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,1,143.215.248.55· 1 •- to Ind1"ans as Part D / of Ramos ea By JOSEPH DURSO y k The New York an ees Ralph Terry to the Cleveland Indians yesterday as part of their home-stretch deal for Pedro Ramos. h nded a Yankee The exc ange e _ career for Terry that began m 1953, when he was a 17-year-old pitcher claimed by both the Yankees and the St. Louis Car. · · dmals. The comm1ss10ner . . of baseball, Ford C. Frick, decided that he belonged to the Yanle . ees. ·~ T rr la ed three seasons in' ' c YP Y the minor leagues, went up to Tile New York Times R·a IPh 'l'erry lhe Yanks in 1956_. was traderl to Kansas . City m 19~7 and - - - - -.:..- - -.- - - - -.~ was reacquired by the Yankees! seas?ns start,~g w.1lh 1961, 1 two years later. eluding 23 victories in 196 He won 56 games over three and two in the World Seri I ,· �