Foyt the Greatest Speedway Pays High For 1964 Spectacle
The article reviews the 1964 Indianapolis race, noting A J Foyt as a leading figure in the spectacle. It mentions high pay, dramatic speeds, and the event drawing large crowds, with references to other drivers and outcomes amid a chaotic but historic celebration.
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Mets Lose After Historic 23-Inning Game
The long National League marathon at Shea Stadium ended with the Mets suffering a 12 to 4 defeat in 23 innings. Del Crandall delivered a pivotal double in the late action as the Dodgers and Braves chase a 1920 record. Roy McMillan sparked a triple play, and 46 strikeouts marked a new major league high for a doubleheader.
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Dodgers
Braves
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Dodgers Braves
New York
Roy McMillan
Alvin Dark
Giants
Profrestie
Indians
Red Sox
Cisco
Jim Davenport
Cap Peterson
Crandall
Gaylord Perry
Jesus Alow
Peterson
Billy Walliams
Cubs
Phillies
Colts
Cardinals
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
Minnesota
Williams Russes
Williams
Billy Cowman
Dick Ellsworth
Richi Allen
Ruben Assaro
Philadelphia
Fd Roebuck
Art Mahaffey
Ron Perranoski
Sandy Koufax
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Purkey
Brooklyn Dedgers
Boston Braves
Ai del Tre
Chris Cannizzaro
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Hawkins Named Head Football Coach at ETSC
The 37 year old Hawkins was promoted from Sikes assistant to head coach at ETSC succeeding Sikes. Hawkins has a rich coaching background at Texas schools and will lead the grid team with Wayne Cochford promoted to assistant head coach and Sam Geered joining as a backfield mentor.
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ETSC
Mets Lose Marathon as McMillan Starts Triple Play
The New York Mets beat by the San Francisco Giants 8-6 in a marathon game at Shea Stadium that stretched 7 hours 23 minutes. Del Crandall delivered a clutch double to spark the Giants, while Roy McMillan produced a triple play for the Mets in the fifth inning amid a crowd of 57,637.
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UPI
Casey Stengel
del Crandall
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Crandall
Jay Alou
Roy McMillan
Mets
Vth
Innine
Giant
Alvin Dark
Wilson Accepts Quitman Post
SploCharles Wilson, long time high school coach and elementary principal, resigns to become head football coach at Quitman Mio Wilson. He previously coached in Wolfe City and Hope Ark, building strong records in football, baseball and track including district titles and state qualifiers.
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Wolee Cely
Charles Wilson
Quit
Wilson
Wolfe City Vedtsato
Hope Ark
Bemp
Pegroe
Walon Cow
Exhibition Football Schedule Opens Early Across Leagues
Report outlines pre season exhibition games across multiple teams including Houston Owlers Boston Patriots and Oakland Raiders with kickoff dates in August and September. Notable matchups feature Vireraan Poothall and New York Tetch at Tampa plus Chargers hosting Broncos and other games in cities like Little Rock Atlanta and Las Vegas.
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UPS
Vireraan Poothall
Wooday
Tampa
Bla
Daegta Chargers
Deoa
Td Broncos
Pheo
Atlanta
Tus
Vegashort
Worth Tex
Houston Owlers
Boston Patriots
Boston
Oakland Raiders
Legion Team Boys To Meet Tuesday Night
Boys interested in joining the American Legion baseball team are invited to a meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Pony League field to discuss plans for the season. Parte Newton, manager of last year’s team, will lead the meeting with potential players in Fannin County.
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Pony League
Parte Newton
Fannin County
American Destin
Navarro Optioned and Recalled Amid Baseball Moves
The report notes Julio Navarro being optioned, a recall from the same club, and a related trade context involving the Los Angeles Angels. Fox shifts to a new role as a pitcher and sequence of roster moves unfolds, with details taped from the trade context and Saturday actions.
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Julio Navarro
Jeo
Fox
Krossile
Los Angeles Angels
Offer Owner Fires Ivy Names Baugh
Houston Cupd reports owner Bud Adams fired Brank Ivy as penesabo manager and head coach and named former Pro Bowl back Sammy Band to replace him. Adams cited the general climate of professional football in Houston. Former assistant GM Cattollh Martin was named the new general manager after an unsuccessful Jets tenure and recent Oilers backfield coach stint.
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Houston
Bud) Adams
Brank
Pop) Ivy
Penesabo
Sammy Band
Maniager Cattollh Martin
Manned Taugth
New York Jets
Titans
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