Cronin Sets Loop Meeting on Yankees Sale
Boston AP Cronin calls American League meeting to discuss sale of 80 percent of the Yankees to CBS. Chronology centers on legality, anti trust questions, and support from AL owners. Meeting scheduled for Sept 9 in Boston as debate continues among Cronin Finley Allyn and league members.
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Unitas Stars As Colts Rout Redskins 41 14
Johnny Unitas directs the Baltimore Colts to a 41 14 exhibition win over the Washington Redskins at D C Stadium. He throws two TD passes and leads a productive drive as the Colts dominate in the early weekend NFL action. The Redskins struggle after two losses.
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Optimist Club and Moose Lodge member Johnny noted
Johnny is identified as a member of the Optimist Club and the Moose Lodge in a brief note.
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Baseball Scorecard Reflects Mixed NL Standings and Thursday Results
The Associated Press recap outlines National League standings with Philadelphia leading at 70 38, followed by St. Louis and Milwaukee among others. It lists Thursday night games including Cubs at Mets, Dodgers at Cardinals, Giants at Milwaukee, and Reds at Astros, with pitchers and results noted in a dense, error-prone OCR format. Public notices and minor league results appear in scattered segments, plus Southwest region scores from Texas cities.
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Mira Must Wait as Brodie Tops 49ers Backfield
San Francisco 49ers coach Jack Christiansen says rookie George Mira must wait for a chance as John Brodie holds the No 1 quarterback job. injuries and veteran returns shape a team still rebuilding from a 2 12 record last season with Dave Parks and Dave Wilcox among top rookies and a rugged cast on offense and defense.
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New York
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Bernie Casey
Kay McFarland
Bob Poole
Clemson
Vern Burke
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J.D. Smith
Mike Lind
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Gander Tickets On Sale For Six Home Games This Season
The Robert E Lee athletic offices will stay open from 12 dollars on Saturday September 1 to accommodate all Gander season ticket holders. Holders must exercise their option before the deadline. The Ganders begin workouts Friday with the first game two weeks away at Spring Branch. Six home games this season instead of five.
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La Porte Bulldogs Scrimmages Set For Sept 5
La Porte Bulldogs schedule scrimmages ahead of the 1964 season. A Friday night game at Conroe starts at 7 p.m. The team hosts Victor in La Porte at Bulldog Stadium on Saturday with the junior varsity also playing at 4 30 p.m. on Sept 5.
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Monterrey Aims for Third Little League Title in Final
Monterrey Mexico seeks an unprecedented third Little League World Series championship as it faces Staten Island New York in the finals in Williamsport. Monterrey swept past Mobile in the semifinals, while Staten Island defeated Tachikawa City, Japan. Managers Emilio Rozel Cruz and Bill Rogers voiced confidence ahead of the title showdown.
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Rookie Archer Leads World Golf Field At Oak Hills
Tricky greens at Oakland Hills challenge veterans as rookie George Archer, age under 25, shoots a five under par 65 to grab the first round lead in the $35,000 World Championship. Bruce Devlin and Dick Sikes trail at 68 while Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer struggle to find the groove.
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