The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 68

i yy'yT'rr 7 1 Akron Beacon Journal p.Q Wednesday, September 1, 1963 Grid Giants Drop Vet Back Dick James Pesonen, Szymanski Also Are 'Victims THE RAMS also asked waivers on second-year line-barker Andy Von Sonn and rookie defensive end Jim Griffin of Grambling. Dallas signed defensive end By Associated Prma Professional football's revolving doors were in full operation today as American and National League teams pared their rosters. AFL clubs, trimming to 43 players plus All-Stars who don't count against the limit, cut a flock of rookies to reach the quota while some veterans popped up among the NFL cutdowns which reduced rosters to 47 players. Top names among those cut Garron, the Patriots trimmed offensive guard Dave Watson, defensive back Dave Cloutier and rookie defensive end Tony Gibbons of John Carroll. San Diego dropped three rookies, offensive end Don Floyd and plat ku-kcr Les Murdock.

both of Florida State and defensive back Kern Carson of San Diego State. Oakland dropped veteran linebacker Clancy Osborne and tackle Pat Russ. Osborne had been a starter for the pa.st two i players on waivers. Center seasons but was hampered I Ken Henson of Texas Chris-with a bruised knee this and defensive hack Bobby Russ was a free agent. Holm of Nebraska went to the In the NFL.

Los Angeles Steelers for Frank Molden, a traded two rookies to Pius- defensive lineman from Jack-burgh and placed two other son. Miss. State College. 'Don Thompson, who had been cut by Philadelphia. The Cow-boys also dropped Jim Zanios, a running back from Texas Tech and Bill Van Burkleo.

a defensive halfback from Tulsa. Giants, and defensive back Dick Pesonen dropped by the Washington Redskins. JAMES, the smallish run-j ning back, who came to the; Giants from Washington in1 the Sam Huff deal last had been hampered by in juries and sat out all the ex DICK JAMES were 10-year veteran Dick big name casualty James, sliced by the New York 2 111 rasm Pitching Machine Fatal I. I VII.I.E, Ind. 1' Eewisville High Srhuol discarded a baseball pitching- machine today and mourned the iHiy it killed, 17 year-old Kit-hard Green.

He died in I-ong Hospital at lrulianapoli a few hours after the machine was tripped accidentally and struck him in the head with a hall. The school baseball team was organizing for the Fall season. New Antitrust Bill Is OKd hibition games while Giant coach Allie Sherman relied on his rookie backs. Pesonen had been cut earlier by New York and was trying to catch on with the Redskins. He was one of six pared by Washington the others were rookies.

Baltimore placed veteran center Dick Szymanski on the injured reserve list and cut two rookies, quarterback Tim Murphy of the Air Force Academy and punter Ron Perez from the University of Tampa. TOP casualties of the AFL cutdown were pass catcher Bake Turner of New York and fullback Larry Garron of Boston. Both were placed on the injured reserve list and must sit out at least the first two games of the regular season. The Jets also asked waivers In) IK 5 i td If Slilttfiirl 1 1 Braves Obtain 'Astros' Thomas MILWAUKEE Frank i Thomas, who hit two home-runs for the Houston Astros Tuesday night, has been ac-i quired by the Milwaukee Braves in return for a player to be named later. Thomas came to Houston on waviers from Philadelphia after his July fight with Phil third baseman Richie Allen.

on injured guard Pete Per- reault and sent defensive tackle Bob McAdams to Kansas City for rookie defensive end Charles Pagus of North western Louisiana. The Chiefs cut three rookies, flanker back Closter Richardson of Jackson State, defensive halfback Mickey Sut Grid Physicals Football physical examinations will be conducted at Boston-Northampton junior high Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. ton of Auburn and punter Danny Thomas of Southern Methodist. IN ADDITION to shelving "WHAT'S a little fellow to do?" says Graydon Eck-ard, 170-pound cornerback from Massillon, as he is caught between 273-pound tackle Tom Kuras (left) of Cleveland and 245-pound middle guard Ernie Ames (right) of Homestead, at Kent State U's picture-taking session. The Flashes open two-a-day drills today.

MK -Liftf ON THREE-HITTER Gibson Wins 16th Limited exemption from antitrust law restrictions would be granted to professional baseball, football and hockey under a bill passed by the Senate. The Senate's voice vote approval Tuesday sent the measure to the House, where it faces a less than bright future. House members have shown no great interest in similar legislation introduced there. The bill as passed would place the business aspects of the four professional sports under antitrust jurisdiction, but would exempt their purely sports activities. Baseball thus would lose some of its questioned exemption, but the others would benefit.

The exemptions would apply to: The player draft and other steps to equalize the playing strength of league teams, League franchise agreements guaranteeing teams exclusive territorial rights in their areas. Arrangements to police the conduct of teams, players and officials through the employment of commissioners with broad disciplinary powers. Such business affairs as ownership deals and the awarding of service contracts would be subject to antitrust challenge. Hambletonian Pick Noble Victory was a marked horse today as he led 10 other 3-year-old trotters postward in the $122,245 Hable-tonian, trotting's glamor race at Du Quoin, 111. Driven by Stanley Dancer, seeking his first triumph after five misses in the premier stake of harness racing, Noble Victory was an overwhelming choice to win the $59,000 first prize and soar his earnings to $340,466.

The chocolate-colored colt, bought two years ago for $33,000 by K. D. Owen of Houston, is unbeaten in his last 22 starts and owns the best time of the season in his division of 1:59 35. Armbro Flight, piloted by the two-time Hamletonian winner Joe O'Brien, was favored to give Noble Victory his severest test. The big filly has not lost in 22 starts since being beaten by Noble Victory at Indianapolis a year ago.

She has not faced a colt since. Giles Confesses Ray Terry, son of baseball Hall of Famer Bill Terry, last National Leaguer to hit .400, and Leon Anderson, a 17-year-old Hobbs, N. youth, each shot seven-under-par 68-69137 to pace 1,233 golfers in National Amateur qualifying rounds at 27 locations. Terry played at Jacksonville, and Hobbs at Albuquerque, N. M.

National League president Warren Giles admitted Tuesday that part of the fine and suspension he handed San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal for hitting Los Angeles catcher John Roseboro with a bat was an order he not pitch in the Frisco-LA series coming up next week. Giles gave no reason for not announcing this part of the fine earlier. Pair Suspended Cincinnati football players Clem Turner, a sophomore fullback and junior end Marvin Godfrey have been suspended indefinitely as the result of an incident involving two teen age girls. UC Athletic Director George Smith nounced the suspension after police charged the pair with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Police said COMPLETELY REUSE ALL 4 WHEELS HAT WE no; limited time only 1.

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U. S. Gold Rush American team wound up the nine-day World Mac-cabiah Games at Tel-Aviv with1 75 gold medals, 12 more than they did four years ago. In the last three events, the Yanks won both the 400 and 1,600 meter relays. Britain's Ray Roseman captured the 1,500 meter run in Bobby Fischer of the United States won his fifth round match in the Casablanca Memorial chess tournament but dropped into second place.

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