Wright projects NFL race and Giants backfield plans
Harry Wright, Giants backfield coach and former Notre Dame star, weighs Eastern and Western division contenders. He highlights Dallas with Meredith, Dail, Mitchell, and notes Lions defense, Packers, Bears, and Browns as threats while detailing Giants upgrades including Styncula Hildebrandt Gifford Shoftner Webster King and Morrison. He praises Timmy Brown and Keith Lincoln and mentions Vermont athletes on college squads.
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Harry Wright
New York Giants
Vermont Container Corp
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
St. Louis
Washington
Cowboys
Wright
Packers
Bears
Lions
Green Bay
Giants
Styncula
Jerry Hildebrandt
Jerry
Y.A
del Shoftner
Frank Gifford
Alex Webster
Webster
Alex
Phil King
Phil
Hugh MacAllenney
Hugh
Johnny Morrison
Johnny
Jimmy Taylor
Taylor
Brown
Timmy Brown
Keith Lincoln
San Diego Chargers
Red Sox Fall To Chicago White Sox In Fifth Loss
The Chicago White Sox edged the Boston Red Sox 2-1 as Bill Spanswick made his major league debut marred by a tough start for Boston. Yankees manager Yogi Berra faces early-season scrutiny as New York shows signs of resurgence in the pennant race amid shifts across the AL standings.
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Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Bill Spanswick
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
Yogi
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Berra
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota Twins
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Kreutzer
White Sox
Don Zimmer
Bennie Daniels
Ron Kline
Senators
Bill Skowron
Manny Jiminez
Jim Cem Tile
Rocky Colavito Cone
Athletics
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Phils
Ray Culp
Tony Taylor
Gus Triandos
Bobby Wine
Fred Norman
Jack Baldschun
Ed Roebuck
Culp
Hal Woodeshick
Colts
Jim Wynn
Houston
Curt Simmons
Mets
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Frank Bork
Vernon Law
Larry Bearnorth
Met
Ed Bauta
Jerry Lynch
Tracy Stallard
Ron Hunt
Don Schwall
Bennington II Sets Spring Registration and Tryouts
Bennington Little League schedules a Tuesday meeting at the K of C hall for registration on May 4 at 6 p.m. Eligible players must be eight by Aug 1, 1964. those over 12 by Aug 1 are ineligible. Tryouts run May 5 6 7 11 12 and 13 at the Little League field on Courty Street for area residents between the Massachusetts border and the Roaring Branch and Waleloomsac Rivers. The page also lists various baseball game results from that period, including Washington beating Kansas City 7-4 and Dodgers 1-0 over Braves, plus multiple NL and AL games and performances by noted players.
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Bennington
Little League
Courty Street
Massachusetts
Roaring Branch
Waleloomsac
Ortega Shuts Out Braves for Dodgers First Win
Dodgers newcomer Filomeno Ortega pitched a four hitter through eight innings to beat the Milwaukee Braves 1-0, saving Los Angeles from a rough start as injuries thin their rotation. Maury Wills, Jim Gilliam and Frank Howard provided the only offense with a first inning sacrifice sequence.
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Orioles
Fred Newman
Angels
Indians
Tom Sateriano
Jim Fregosi
Billy Moran
Twins
Tigers
Jimmie Hall
Joe Gergen
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Filomeno Coronado
Phil) Ortega
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Milwaukee Braves
Ortega
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Podres
Braves
Lee Maye
Maye
Joe Torre
John Ver
Has. Torre
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Wally Moon
Frank Howard
Bob Sadowski
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Houston Colts
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Penn Relays Edge Drake in Close Multi-Event Meet
United Press International reports Penn Relays narrowly topped Drake Relays by 9-7 in 16 common events. Stars include Bob Hayes 9.3 in the 100 and 20.6 in the 220, Army’s Staub 8:53.6 in the two miles, and Hopkins breaking Drake records in broad and triple jumps. Villanova and Missouri set relay marks, while Penn yielded a slight field edge 4-3.
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Penn
Arizona
Henry Carr
Army
Bill Staub
Geoff Walker
Houston
Des Moines
John Bethea
Morgan State
Philadelphia
Bob May
Rice
Drake
Villanova University
Western Michigan
Villanova
Texas Southern
Missouri
Southern Methodist
North Carolina College
Gayle Hopkins
Jesse Owens
Hopkins
Norman Tate
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Baylor
Frank Mazza
Dick Ross
Southern University
Navy
Mike Brown
Bill Younger
National League results and upcoming games notes
Summary of daily baseball scores featuring New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City, Washington, Cleveland, Los Angeles and other teams. Includes Sunday results, Monday and Tuesday matchups, and key pitchers. Highlights include Los Angeles 7 Cleveland 0 and New York 5 Baltimore 4 with details on winning pitchers.
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Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Cleveland
Kan
City
Narum
McBride
Los Ang
Kane City
Pittsburgh
N.Y
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Fran
Drysdale
Brown
Cin
San Francisco
UAGL Horse Race Card Shows Multiple Races and Picks
A scanned racing card lists each race with top three picks for UAGL events including second, third, and longshot selections. It notes overall best, longshot counts, and totals across the day with Tony Genoa as a highlighted best bet.
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Tony Genoa
Senator Brooke
Midnight Jake
Pace
Toronto Leafs Win Stanley Cup in 4-0 Final Victory
Toronto clinched its third straight Stanley Cup by beating the Detroit Red Wings 4-0 in game seven. Captain George Armstrong accepted the trophy as Andy Bathgate, Dave Keon, and Armstrong scored, with coach Punch Imlach calling it the sweetest title.
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UPI
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Maple Leaf Garden
City Hall
Philip Givens
Gardens
George Armstrong
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Red Wings
Andy Bathgate
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Good Bye Durley
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Freddie’s
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Guy Demon
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