Ebony questions Negro players civil rights contract clauses
Ebony magazine in April questions if Negro baseball players are barred by contracts from participating in civil rights demonstrations. It cites a clause promising not to partake in freedom matches and notes no major league player has publicly joined the crusade. Also mentions Jim Brosnan's firing over writing during season.
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Ebony Magazine
Ebony
Abe Lincoln
White Sox
Jim Brosnan
Link's Single Robs Pitcher Of No-Hitter
Lafayette's Dennis Brady tossed a one hit 13 strikeout gem as Lafayette Jefferson defeated Anderson 3 to 0. Anderson's Lee Zink spoiled the no hitter with a second inning single, but Brady's dominance produced the first league loss for the defending North Central Conference champions. Brady went the distance with four walks and 13 punchouts, while Hovermale took the loss allowing six hits.
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Dennis Brady
Lafayette Jefferson
Anderson
Indians
Sterling
Lee Zink
Brady
Larry Hovermale
Roxa R Anderson
Mauck
Harvey
Clevenger
Barnett
Robbins
Welch
Rf Raymore
Rogers
If Browning
Malsom
Lafayette Hockema
Walkey
Ss Brady
Hovermale
So—Brady
Zink
McGreavy
Egiens
Lecklitner
Spears
Campbell
J. Fite
Maris Reflects on 1961 Home Run Feat and Fame
New York Yankees slugger Roger Maris recalls the 1961 season when he hit 61 home runs. He says the fame and publicity brought torture, not wealth, and he now seeks peace and privacy. He adds he wants to enjoy the coming season regardless of results.
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Rogerys Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
F Maris
39th Public Links Qualifiers To Be Held In June
The USGA announced more than 2,000 golfers will chase spots in the 39th U S Public Links. Thirty six hole sectional rounds occupy 46 locations on 32 dates from June 13 to June 28 in DC and other sites. The July 13 18 final at Francis A Gross Golf Course Minneapolis narrows to 149 qualifiers and the defending champion Bobby Lunn of San Francisco competes in a final 36 hole test.
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U.S
U.s.free Association
Friiday
USGA
District of Columbia
Francis A. Gross
Minneapolis
Bobby ‘Lunn
San Francisco
Edgewood Men Pro Am Opens at Edgewood Links
Edgewood Men's Golf Club will inaugurate a Sunday pro am at Edgewood links west of the city on State Road 32. Sign up by 8 30 a m with play starting at 9 00 a m breakfast served 7 30 a m over 70 signed up four somes for 18 holes and shotgun start.
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Edgewood Links
George West
South Side Freshmen win ninth straight meet at South Anderson Oval
South Side blasted Central Junior 85 to 24 to claim their ninth straight freshman cinder triumph at South Anderson Oval as eighth graders edged Central 49 to 42. Readouts list event results and times, with South Side athletes like Russell, Cochran, Embree, and Batron contributing in sprints, hurdles, and field events.
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South Anderson Oval
Noblesville
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Raley
Smith
Steans
Cochran
Henderson
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Mathewman
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Embree
Bailey
Muir
Mitchell
Batran
Smiley
Hendricks
Wood
Phillips
Scharnawski
Wright
van Getis
Blowers
Batley
Barber to miss action with back muscle ailment
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Steve Barber will be out about a week with a back muscle condition. Orioles officials suggested a cold as a possible cause but ruled out a torn muscle or bone injury. In Detroit, 67 year old B D Sarge Eastern became the oldest bowler to win an ABC championship, sharing the 1950 team title.
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UPI
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Steve Barber
Oriole
Detroit
B.D
Sarge) Eastern
Favorites and Longshots Set for Kentucky Derby
The derby field mixes favorites and longshots as public choices shape the 90th Run for the Roses on May 2. Derby history notes Donerail and other longshots, while 3 favorites since 1948 have won, including Candy Spots and Olympia in past years. Carmine's Dandy, Dark Star, Gallahadion, and Native Dancer figures appear among hopefuls with odds and past performances shaping expectations.
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UPI
Citation
Hill Gail
Needles
Carry
Urday
Candy
Chateau
Gay
Olympia
Kentucky
Ameri
Fender
Carmine
Dandy K
Dark Star
Native Dancer
Red Wingfield
Gallahadion
Bimelech
Bold Ven
Daleville Relays Team Seek Third Title at Muncie
Daleville and Yorktown led by Bron Broad Jump Greg Hinckman and Denny Costerison will chase their third Daleville Relays crown at Muncie High School Fieldhouse. The six annual meet features sprint medley distance medley and shuttle relays with teams including Monroe Central Cowan Yorktown and Wilkinson set to compete beginning 12 30 p m with field events and an afternoon awards program.
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Daleville
Bron
Greg Hinck Coes
Champiman
Denny Costerison
Bim Phelps
Burville
Alan Shroyer
Central Fieldhouse Oval
Larry Bullocking
John Brad
Cow Iway
Larry Pugsley
Tim Richan
Monroe Central
Wilkinson Ni
Man
Greg Hinchman
Yorktown
Mike
Reed
Jim Moore
Kent Main
Dave Howell
Beth Hochadel
Karen Rector
Penny Gardner
Gloria Bolton
Metley
Wilkinson
Ed ‘Moore
Dick ‘Amick
Cowan
John Wray
Charlie Owens
Duane Osburn
Shet Nut
Steve Schlegel
Kenny Burcham
Orwig Unveils 1964 65 IU Basketball Schedule
Indiana University athletic director Bill Orwig announced the 1964 65 basketball schedule. Hoosiers will participate in the Memphis State Invitational December 28 29 and open at home against Ohio University. Non Big Ten clashes include Kansas State Loyola Chicago and North Carolina, with single conference games versus Michigan Minnesota Michigan State Illinois and a home and away loop with Purdue Ohio State Northwestern Iowa and Wisconsin.
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UPI
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Orwig
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Dick Hearn
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Kim Hackett
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George Barnhill
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Speedways $36,000 Lap Money and Golf Title News
Multiple sports items report speedway prize funding and golf finals. Phillys Preuss won the North and South Amateur Women’s Golf final at Pinehurst 7 and 6 over Mrs George Trainor of Rochester, dominating with two under par rounds and not losing a hole. Indianapolis Speedway announces $30,000 lap prize fund fully sub scribed for the 300 mile race, with Par nelli Jones and Rodger Ward contending to reach new lap money highs on Memorial Day.
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Pinehurst
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Phyllis
Tish) Preuss
Pompano
Beach
Fla
George Trainor
Rochester
N.Y
New Yorker
Meadowbrook
master/Golf Club
Miss Preuss
Tary Alan
Beanie) Langford
Paris
UPI
Pierre Oller
Lamp
Delco-Remy
Pinehurst Country Club
Intanapolis
UPT
Indianapolis Speedway
Parnelli Jones
Rodger Ward
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Ward
Bill Vukovich
PGA Names Dispute Forces PGA National Closure Move
The PGA will suspend all operations at its 36 hole PGA National Golf Club in Dunedin Florida and vacate the premises by May 1 due to a dispute with course builders. President Warren Cantrell cited unworkable water systems unfinished clubhouse and landscaping delays five months past schedule and legal problems.
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PGA National Golf Club
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PGA Presi ‘Dent
Cantrell
Bragan protests 7-5 game over uniform issue
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan protested the game with the Los Angeles Dodgers after shortstop Maury Wills wore a blue plastic windbreaker under his flannel shirt in 37 degree weather. Bragan argued the windbreaker violated uniform rules.
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UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
NFL to Play Five Weekdays in 1964 Schedule
National League football will stretch over five days from Thursday to Monday in 1964, with Thanksgiving in Detroit and several Saturday and Monday night games. The season opener features Dallas Cowboys vs St. Louis Cardinals at the Cotton Bowl on September 12, and the championship is set for December 27 in the Eastern Conference champion’s home city. The Giants seek an early home game on September 25, and Monday night games debut with Green Bay at Detroit on September 28 and Baltimore at St. Louis on October 12.
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Detroit
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas
New York Giants
Yankees
Washington
Giants
Green Bay
Baltimore
St. Louis
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
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Bears
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Lords
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Steffenagel
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Jim Clem
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Tom Kuhns
Craig Kennedy
Larry Ellis
Jim Noggle
Bob Ferrer
Stan Hackleman
Larry Stoner
Ron Stephenson
Johrant
Frehliger Accepts Coaching Post At Bloomington High
Bloomington Indiana AP reports Bill Frohliger, longtime head basketball and golf coach at Indianapolis Cathedral High School, accepted the head basketball job at Bloomington High School to replace Keith Rhodes, who was dismissed last month for not adhering to school athletic policies. Frohliger is a 1956 Butler University graduate and has coached there for eight years.
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Ind
iBill Frohliger
Indianapolis Cathedral High School
Keith Rhodes
Frohliger
Butler University
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