Fee Fee Wins At Amateur Championship
Morag Mathews of Port Manuth led to the crown in the girls’ rifle event as she claimed the amateur championship title. The competition featured shooters from across the region, with Mathews finishing atop a field that included several prior champions and rising stars.
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Mansetr EU
Fervnee
Peagerett Fader
Ely
Suse Hartimd
Apie
Scieres
Miso
Ted
Shas Mathews
Ports Manuth
Lida Fee
Fee Fee
Matthews
Portamouth
Palat Dic
Minnerup
Helen Kickland
Westhetoh Country Club
Ton Mansfield
Bee Fee
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The readable fragments describe an event in February involving a person or group, with limited clear names or places. The text remains fragmentary and lacks concrete details, making a precise item hard to determine.
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Gonae
Busy Boys and Fast Harbors in 1960s Sports Snippets
A collage of sports notes highlights rich purses on the 1964 PGA Tour totaling over 166 600, big earnings for 25 golfers, a fastest female harness mile time trial by Sheppard with Deas hano ver I, and Belmont Stakes chatter about favorites finishing second including Jaipur and Damaus on 9K. Mentions Battle Held as sire connections to Arts and Letters and a Monmouth Park debut rider Nich Jemas auw pret de, reflecting ongoing racing history.
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Dima Sheppard
Trotter Deas Hanover I
Lexmeton
Miss Sheppard
Miracle Prince
Jaipur
Damaus On
Monmouth Park
Nich Jemas Auw Pret de
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Jockeys’ Guild
Ashe Blots Out Gonzalez Chance
Ashe advances to the Wimbledon quarterfinals by defeating Pancho Gonzalez, 75 46 63 63, with veteran Arthur Ashe showcasing strong defense and winners on center court. Clark Graebner and Bob Tuleia also reach the quarterfinals, while US and Australian players push through fourth round matchups in a crowded field.
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Pancho
Wimpledon Champun
Arthur Gare
Meucan Yoorn
Los Angeles
Leugue
Ashe
Clark Graeoner
New York
Andres Gimeno
Bob
Tuleite
Las Saeles
Australia
Luly
Stan Smith
Rod Layer
Dennis Ralston
Tony Roche
Kone
Ulbers
John Newcombe
Law Sear
Rowemery
Andry
King
Long
Me Cina
Francesco
Teatches
Laver
Presdale
Uty
Ste Newcombe
Akker
Tand Graebner
Hyche
Rabbits Take Over Golf Lettuce
The article notes the PGA tour’s “rabbits”—players who fail to graduate from Q schools fight for open spots weekly. It highlights prize money nearing $2 million for grads and mentions Joe Trevino Orville Moody and rising first time winners as more players compete for Open and other majors.
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Associated Press
Clevelam
Lema
Therie Wour
Joe Trevino
Orville Moody
Joe Dey
Royals Rally To Tie Twins In Scorching Heat For 74 Win
In extreme heat at Municipal Stadium Kansas City Royals load the bases on two walks and a Pinellas single to win 74 over the Minnesota Twins. Taylor drives in two with a double and Hernandez adds a run with a single. Renick collapses from heat and is carried from the Twins bench as the game features pitching and fielding miscues and a Briggs grand slam later.
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Kansas City
Tlanh" Taylor
Hoyals
Minnesota Twins
Saturnes Jaylor
Pameo Tulet
Dave Bornett
Royals
Finella
Taylor
Jack Hernandez
Pesky Royals
Twins
Municipal Stadium
Mike Fiore
Pinellas
Panella Lume
Rik Renichs
Wid
Twans
Leo Cardenas
John Martinez
Renick
Bill Kunkel
Red Hot Orioles Rally Past Tigers for 6-4 Win
Elrod Nuednichs three run homer and a four run fifth lift Baltimore to a 6-4 victory over Detroit as they press ahead in the AL East. McLain exits with injury as Johnson and Patterson contribute in a tight mid game.
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Tigers
Baltimore
Elrod Nuednichs
Manny Cally
Orioles
Denny McLan
McLain
Hendricks Mt Ins
Daryl Patterson
Onoles
Ballmerit
Boston
de Tis
Probable pitchers list for AL and NL games this Sunday
A long OCR garble lists probable pitchers for multiple games across the American League and National League including Oakland Seattle California Baltimore and Boston matchups. It mixes player names with messy numbers, mentions spinaway and Saratoga 1885 and notes no starting rates on this day.
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Saratoga
Cubs Homer Power Edges Cardinals in Chicago Win
Cubs win 3 0 over the St Louis Cardinals aided by Dyin Young and Willie Sraith homers in the third and sixth innings. Smith hit his sixth homer, Kessinger scored on Santo, and Hands pitched well until a late inning. Flood led off with a single for the Cards but Hands retired the next batters to preserve the victory.
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Chicago
Dyin Young
Willie Sraith
Chicagoubs
St Louis Cardinals
Bill Hand
Smith
Cubs
Dor Kessinger
Ron
Santo
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Vada Pinson
Joe Torre
Tim McCarver
Senators Rally for 4-3 Victory Over Boston
Washington tied the game in the eighth and, sparked by McMullen’s leadoff homer for the sixth of the season, pulled ahead in the 10th to beat the Red Sox 4 to 3. Frank Howard added a 23rd homer as the Senators erased an early deficit and avoided danger in the late innings.
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Washington
Hen McMullen
Washington Senators
Rosics
Red Sox
McMullen
Rome
Chimawag & Late Mining
Senatom
Trailng
Frank Howards
Hear Mer
Boston
Ray Cusp
Rorin
Rove Ott
Indians cuff Yank hurler in first inning rout
Cleveland Indians pounced on New York rookie 81 Burbach for three runs in the first, bolting to a 3 0 lead before piling up 13 hits. Larry Rioan Ton Horton and Ken Harrelson starred with multiple hits as the Indians chased the starter with a walk wild pitch and Snyder’s sacrifice bunt.
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Cleveland
Theleveland Indians
New York
Burbach
Yankees
Larry Rioan
Ton Horton
Ken Harrelson
Russ Snyder
Indians
Ken Johnson
Snyder
Dick Ellsworth
Dove Cardenal
Coody Leads Cleveland Open As Crampton Fights Back
Charles Coody clung to a two stroke lead at the Cleveland Open after a gritty 71. Bruce Crampton matched with a 69 to stay within two of the pace at 202 through three rounds at Aurora Country Club. John Schlee and Gardner Dickinson climbed, while Arnold Palmer and Julius Boras made late moves amid gusty scores.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Coody
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Coody
John Schlee
JE Goose
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Trampton
Michigan State records two Big Ten games in 100 attempts
A fragmented line notes Michigan State has played only two tests among 100 Big Ten football games. A separate item mentions earnings of 1 34439 as the top money-winner trader in 1949, with a brief line about Ne velene topping the list in 1964.
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Big Ten
Michigan State
Bangaway
Neveleene
Vanun
Line Score Report From Multiple baseball Games
Baseball score summary shows line scores for St Louis Chicago New York Detroit Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City Philadelphia Montreal Boston Washington and other teams with runs by inning and key players noted. Includes wins losses and homer notes for several matchups and pitchers such as Young Smyth Martinz and Knowles.
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Seattle
Cetnar
California
Wessersmuth
New York
Peterson
Hargan
Kebbuch
Cleveland
Tiant Detroi Loitch
Hiller
Sparma
Baltimore
Cuellar
Phoebps
Boston
Siebert
Navy
Stange
Washington
Hannan
Caleman
Minnesota
Perry
Miu
Ver
Kansas
Cy Bunket Rp Om
Jburgh Burning
Seaver
Philelphia Palmer
Jahison
Montfert
Robertson
Wegener
St Louus Gibsom
Grant
Scioto Beats Athens in Legion Baseball Thriller
Scioto Post of Columbus exploded for eight runs in the final two innings to beat Athens 11 to 3 at Trauthem Field in a late-start American Legion game. Jeff Lenigar took the loss for Athens after three pitchers split the shift. Red Carr and Greg Atinch paced Scioto with multi hit efforts and Stew Brownstein drove in three runs. Athens eyeing a rematch Sunday when Newark visits in a twin bill.
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Tom Metyers
Mesenger
Scioto Post of
Columbus
Athens
American Legion
Trauthem Field
Scioto
Wrulers
Greg Atinch
Boo Griffith
Jeff Lenigar
Steve Levering
Towo
Anice
Red Carr
Adiich
Stew Brownstein
Raeschs
Randy Brooks
Lenigar
Newark
Trautwen Field
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Amerian League
Fmoa
Sanders Gores Hess
Henmey
Podem
SWALL
Gallant Man
Arts and Letters
Gallant Mann
George D. Widener
Gonzalez Chance
Robert Jones
Wimbledon
Ireland
Abs
Arthur
Fmm
Pancho Gonzalex
Wambiedon
Ahern
Pam Beach
Tla Sur
Theorighness
Vistoft
Jas
Briggs
Expos
Adolfo Phillips
Bobby Wine
Philadelphia
Red Hot Orioles
Phils
Montreal
Johnny Briggs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Ken Stone
Bull
Stoneman
Tony Taylor
Cookie Ruins
Elroy Face Face
Toho
Edmonsor
Oakland
Lautergug
Senators
Yank Hurler
Che Fileusenger
Oports Rowland
Ee Sports
Jim Colbert
Jack Nicklaus
George Archer
Vue Helder
Lee Trevino
St Lous
Gol
Gusu
Hoerner
Willis
Tonec
McCarver Trand
Handley
L-Giust
Young
Smyth
Geveland
Johnson
Downing
Wamiltmr
Fernandes Elisforth
Williams
Sims Weusworth
Burbavh
Detroi
Mckain Patterson
Dobson
Kilkenmy
Price
Lopes
Hall
Richer
Palmer
Watt
Hendricks
Patterson
Detroit
Mannesota
Dou
Kasas City
Boswell Worthmgton
Mitterwald
Tischinsly
Butter
Cisco
Martinz
Phila
Fryman
Farrell
Batfo
Jackson
Boozer
Ryan
Face
Was- Tewsk
WeGinn
Roccapella
Brand
Farrel
Joseph
Philips
Lyle
Romo
Satriana Bosman Snellenback
Pascual
Knowles
Casanova
Hpward
Mullen
Scioto Beats
Brauble Baeza
Arts Land Letters
Sheriuck
Chateaugay
Balante
Transation
Mupfler
ORC
RCL
Palet
Callinlen
Federici
Lincoln-Mercury
Covel St Athen
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