Eight Lettermen Return At York High Bruins
York High prepares for the 1964 season replacing 10 graduated seniors from a 8-1-0 1963 team with eight lettermen returning to lead the T offense. Coach notes seniors provide leadership while younger players gain experience. Key returnees include Wachenschwanz Evans Nelson Jones DeVol along with Grinstead Thomas Cavote and others on a 33-man squad. Schedule lists games against Glouster The Plains Kyger Creek and others with open dates.
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York High Bruins
Kgger Creek
Aarh Tark Ocharne Hones
George Boggs
Osborne
Ron Wachenschwanz
Ron Wend
Wayne Evans
Victor Nelson
Jack Jones
Dale DeVol
Don Brooks
Wachenschwanz
Evans
Nelson
Jones
DeVol
Steve Grinstead
Tom Thomas
Steve Cavote
Jack Banik
Hugh Bateman
John Burt
Ernie Campbell
Mike Levandofsky
Tom Meeks
Mark Sayre
Tim Wagner
John Hall
Mike Houston
Bill Lanning
Larry Savage
Clarence Warren
Bill Warren
Arthur Andrade
Jerry Crane
Jeff Kennison
Ron Lauderback
Joe Savage
Mike Sullivan
Bob Tye
Roger Wright
Glouster
the Plains
A Pea
EAS
North of
Racin
Kyger Creek
Mille
Marietta
Reds Welcome New Catcher as Hutchinson Misses Games
Cincinnati Reds return from a western trip in which they rose to second in the NL. While manager Fred Hutchinson stays in hospital, the club won six of nine against Houston, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Jim O Toole allowed five hits in six innings before the bullpen faded.
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Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Reds
Dodgers
Phil Ortega
Jim O’toole
Ortega
O’toole
John Tsitouris
New York Mets
Jim Coker
Denver
Johnny Edwards
Oliver
Edwards
Coker
Tony Perez
San Diego
Ninowski Shines In 42.7 Win
HIRAM Ohio Jim Ninowski threw five touchdown passes in the 42 7 victory over the Steelers as the Browns prep for a Detroit exhibition. Coach Blanton Collier stated Frank Ryan will start vs the Lions while evaluating which players to cut from a 52 man roster down to 45 by Tuesday.
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Ohio
Jim Ninowski
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Frank Ryan
Lions
Detroit
Collier
Steelers
Browns
Dale Memmelaar
Akron
Bears Acquire Arnett Then Fall 21 to 7 in Exhibition
The Chicago Bears, seeking a breakaway threat after Willie Gallimore's death, lost 21-7 to the Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee. Bears acquired Jon Arnett from the Rams in a three for one deal, hoping to boost the lightweight offense.
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Chicago Bears
Paul Hornung
National Football League
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Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Arnett
Los Angeles Rams
Willie Gallimore
Chicago
Packers
Milwaukee
Cleveland
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Washington
New York Giants
Minnesota
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Rams
Dallas
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York Jets
Boston
San Diego
Kansas City
Oakland
Buffalo
Roger Davis
Joe Wendryhoski
Frank Budka
Great new taste pipe tobacco in a filter cigarette
A bold advertising pitch promotes Half and Half Filter Cigarettes boasting pipe tobacco flavor and pleasing aroma. The copy emphasizes a “great new taste” and positions Half and Half as America’s best tasting pipe tobacco blended product.
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America
May Be AL Most Valuable Player Robinson Sparks Orioles
Orioles third baseman Brooks Robinson paces a three wins in four weekend games set as Baltimore moves 1½ ahead of Chicago. He collects eight hits in 16 at bats, lifts batting average to .308 with 22 homers and 85 RBIs, and drives in key runs in Sunday doubleheader. Other AL results include New York over Boston 4-3 and Cleveland beats the Dodgers 6-4 and 3-2.
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Rosinson
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
Robinson
FBI
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Gary Peters
Floyd Robinson
Sam Bowens
Charlie Smith
Larsen
New York Yankees
Braves
Colts
Wills Probes Balk Rule With Umpire’s Story
Maury Wills questions balk enforcement after a Dodgers season with 38 steals and a claim that umpires faced penalties for enforcing the rule. He cites a conversation with an umpire who says Christmas bonuses and salary cuts were tied to balk calls. Wills argues the set position stop is ignored, hindering base stealers.
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Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Warren C. Giles
Wills
Giles
National League
Gills
Postton
Officials to Meet for Athens Football Chapter
The Athens chapter of football officials will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Ohio University’s Grover Center to discuss the upcoming season. Jack Rhoads will be moderator, coaches are invited to attend.
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Athens
Ohio University
Grover Center
Jack Rhoads
Venturi Wins at Akron in 1964 Ameri can Golf Classic
Venturi wins the Akron Ameri can Golf Classic by one stroke at Firestone on a 275 total. He earns $7,500, boosting season earnings to $53,840 and matching the 1962 four round record of 276 previously tied by Johnny Pott. Rudolph finishes second with 280, Palmer 281, Nicklaus 285.
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Ken Venturi
Venturi
Firestone
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Pott
Rudolph
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Three bowlers win money in Hocking Valley tournament
The Hocking Valley Sportsman's Association 6-8-10 bowling event at Rollerbowl saw three money winners. Tom McBride and Bob McAfee achieved six consecutive strikes to claim top prizes while Bill Adams earned a dollar with four strikes in Sunday’s special. Rex Snider and Don Strawn narrowly missed the six in a row. The event resumes Thursday through Sunday with evening sessions and weekend daytime bowling.
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Hocking Valley
Strawn
Allen May Be First Combined Rookie Of Year And MVP
Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies powered a 9-3 win over the Pirates with two homers and a single driving in four runs. The slugger’s 313 average, 23 homers, and 66 RBIs keep him in the mix for both Rookie of the Year and MVP, with teammates Callison and Bunning among contenders. The Phillies widened their lead over Cincinnati and San Francisco as other scores shifted around the league.
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Pittsburg
Allen
John
Callison
Jim
Bunning
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phil Ortega
Giants
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New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Milwaukee
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Jesus Alou
Cal Maxville
Alou
Tom Haller
Maxville
Harvey Kuenn
Mets
George Altman
Ron Hunt
Joe Christopher
Ed Kranepool
Cubs
Bobby Klaus
Christopher
Altman
Fire opens at 65th Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia
More than 1000 marksmen from 36 states compete in a 200-target 16 yard event with rain and wind affecting visibility. Hiram Bradley of Greenville Ohio shoots a perfect 200 to lead three-way tie for second at 199 as veterans and family categories join the weeklong competition. Magic Triangle Bowling League meet set for 7 30 p m at Rollerbowl. Ed McBride, Rollerbowl manager, dies suddenly Sunday.
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Ohio
Hiram Bradley
Greenville
Annie Oakley
Bradley
C. E. Barnhart
Kansas City
George Snellenberger
Angola
Ind
Bueford Bailey
Big Springs
Neb
Magic Triangle Bowling League
Ed McBride
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
American League standings show New York and Boston at top with Baltimore Chicago and Detroit mid pack. Saturday night results include Cleveland 6-3 over Los Angeles Minnesota 6-2 over Detroit and New York 4 8 over Boston. Upcoming games feature Minnesota at Chicago and more matchups across leagues.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
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Belpre Faces Challenge As 1964 Season Looms
Belpre Eagles, with only eight returning lettermen, prepare for a balanced SECBL in 1964 under coach Ralph Holder. Key linemen and backs include Hartley Colvin Smith Flora Ramsey Bayles, while McArthur looms as a pivotal early test in the schedule. The team aims to defend the league title despite strong opposition and an open Nov. 2 date.
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Ralph Holder
McArthur
Eagles
Holder
Mickey Hartley
Jim Colvin
Mike Smith
Randy Flora
Garry Ramsey
Jay Bayles
Belpre
Chauncey
Jim Sprague
Hartley
Smith
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