Will Braves Move to Milwaukee in 1965 Rumor
Milwaukee AP report notes rumors the Milwaukee Braves may relocate to Atlanta for 1965 while team president John McHale avoids a definite answer. Rumors persist despite a new stadium project in Atlanta and uncertain league approval, with the attendance slump cited as a factor.
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Angels Rally Past Orioles In 15th As Smith Hits Grand Slam
Willie Smith drives in three with a grand slam and two doubles, lifting the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-8 win over Baltimore in 15 innings. He previously pitched, then batted with a surge after a string of outs, ending a five-game losing streak. The Orioles, Yankees, and other AL games shaped the pennant race as Kansas City fell in extras and Minnesota routed Boston.
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Junior Olympians Qualify 16 Individuals and Relays
Junior Olympians qualify 16 individuals and 3 relays for regional meet. Thompson wins events in 32 and standing broad jump. Levenrald girls set 7-6 in broad jump and third place. Jones places fifth in broad jump for 12 13-year-olds. Bill Littlefield 2nd in high hurdles 9.4 and 5th in low hurdles 14.4. Boyle 3rd in 106 yard dash 10.2. Fenelon 4th in 290 yard dash 23.2. 44-yard relay team clocks 44.3, near national record. Houston Striders win with Boyle, Littlefield, Baudrea, Fenelon. 1617 boys: Ford 4th shot put 50-1. Cupps 5th broad jump 19-10. Humphrey 3rd mile 4:44.5. mile relay 6th. Baxtown team totals 36 individuals, 3 relays headed to Delmar Stadium regionals. Teams include Greer, Rougeau, Russet, Allen, Littlefield, Thompson, Jones, Boyle, Fenelon, Ford, Capps, Humphrey. Girls 0-and-under take third. Greer 3rd Steward dash 7.0. Rougeau 3rd softball throw. 25.5 220-yard relay third place with Russell Prater Rougeau Greer.
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Pros Rip Par To Shreds In White Marsh Open Round
Whitemarsh Pa AP golfers tore through the 6897 yard course in the first round of the White Marsh Open, led by Tom Shaw Al Prolonged, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Tony Lema all six under par 60s. Larry Morrow Dave Marr and Tommy Jacobs followed at 67 as Palmer and Nicklaus trailed with 68 and 69. Rodriguez received a cortisone injection after earlier ligament injuries.
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National AAU Track and Field meet hit by mechanical woes
At the National AAU Championships in New Brunswick officials faced a string of problems tied to modernization. An alert over parked cars in the hammer area preceded concerns about a javelin throw device and a faulty photo timer that mismeasured two 100 meter heats, drawing sharp, colorful comments from reporters.
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Posada McDaniel and Adlesh Hit Homers in Tight Duel
Albuquerque Dukes remain atop the Texas League after a six run third inning powered by Don Williams grand slam as Leo Posada Dave Adlesh and Von McDaniel homered. Tulsa’s Martyka Krug also connected while Charlie Spell hurled nine hits over seven innings. Austin beat El Paso 24 with Jim Flynn four hit ball.
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Major League Baseball Scorecard Highlights and Schedules
A condensed scorecard shows standings with teams like Baltimore New York Chicago Boston Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland and Washington. It lists results from recent games including New York 4 Boston 2 and Detroit 9 Cleveland 1 and schedules for today and late games across multiple leagues including Pacific Coast and city matchups with noted pitchers and records.
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Leaders of American and National League Batting Tables
The lists show top performers across leagues with names like Allison Oliva Killebrew Mays Clemente Santo and Koufax among others. Highlights include runs and RBIs led by Allison Oliva and Mays while home runs crown for Hughes? Correction: Killebrew leads RBIs with 60 and Oliva adds 60 runs. The data also notes pitching leaders Ford Bur ning Farrell and Drysdale with strikeouts and decisions.
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Wimbledon Final Set as Bueno Faces Smith in title Match
Maria Bueno of Brazil nears Wimbledon glory after a comeback from illness to reach the women final against Australia’s Margaret Smith, who crushed Billie Jean King in the other semifinal. In men’s action Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle advance to the final as Don Skeath’s North Carolina teams post a 42 match record.
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School of Trout Hit Harbour's Fishing Satay Event
A high school and college fishing contest at Harbour's Fishing Satay on Tri-City Beach Road drew several lucky anglers. Participants included Leslie Smith and Ronnie Hoknes, now based in Ashland, Kentucky, with names like Solomon and Crocker noted among the catchers. Reported trout weighed around five pounds on average, with one specimen near two and a half pounds.
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Houston loses Powledge and Reddick to scholastic issues
University of Houston coach Bill Yeoman announced that junior halfback Ronnie Powledge and 211 pound sophomore tackle Jimmy Reddick were ruled academically ineligible. Powledge, who returned a kickoff 105 yards against Detroit as a sophomore, loses play eligibility.
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