Baseball All-District Honors Named for Shockley and Teammates
Shortstop Larry Shockley headlines the Purple Warriors selection to the All-District team. Roland Raney and Leste Spoon earned honorable mention. Jacky Culpepper, We Plea mtoo, and Crazy Ehiacdino WieKin ney Wee named pitchers. infielders include Bob Parker, Danny Dowd Crammesvalles, and Herb Vi Amally. other squad members listed include Tobney Parker, Pars Pore Blades, and Ronde Wartiams.
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Tobney Parker
Cubs and Braves play to 3-3 tie as Detroit and Cincinnati win
Cubs and Braves battled to a 3-2 tie while the Tigers and Reds won their games. Key Detroit scorers included Morris with a triple and a double driving in three runs, and Crendan of Cincinnati fanned 13 in a strong pitching night.
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Withdrawals Hit US Track Meet in Corvallis
Corvallis Oregon US Track and Field Federation director Sam Bell announced Monday that high jumper record holder Jim Rein has withdrawn from this weekend's meet to run in San Pecae Cade.
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Jim Rein
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Steelers Sign Key Players in National Football League Deals
Pittsburgh Steelers announce signings of John Henes Johnson tackle Joe Krupa and Art Anderson to league contracts. Team confirms trio joined Steelers from prior teams, expanding offensive line and defensive depth for upcoming season.
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John Henes Johnson
Joe Krupa
Art Anderson
Pittshatreh Steelers
Willie Smith to stay in the outfield after tough game
In a Cleveland win over the Angels, Willie Smith moved from right field to the outfield as the Indians rallied behind a 63 margin. Bob Chance homered, Ted Abernathy earned the win, while Rigney considered Smith’s field position.
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Bob Te
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Puck Howser
Lotty
Vic Pesarillo
Peon Wapeer
Bob (Hance
Randolph Beats Ector In High-Scoring Road Victory
Randolph defeats Ector 25 to 11 on the road as Ray Wilson, Winnett, Whitehead and others push early leads. Randolph pitchers rout Ector after the first inning, while Hart, Hartwell and Smith contribute in offense and defense in a high‑scoring game.
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Petor
Harts
Hartwell
Jimmy Martin
Odean
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E Ho
Burnett
Beases
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Timmy Var
Betar
Whenett
Dochtes
Carry Whitehead
Ernie Hull
Stighes
Ike
Amother
Jean
Ector
Ray Wilson
Winnett
Mark
Larry Witehead
Phils Sign Richmond Cupid Bob Richmond Record
Philadelphia signing of Richmond named Bob Richmond, a big man from Ohio, who notched a 72 record over a twelve year period, evicted by the Phillies on Monday.
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Peter Ohio
Bhsehool
Eva
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AFL Boasts Pension Plan For Players Coaches And Trainers
The American Football League announced steps to set up a pension plan “equal or superior to” other sports. Teague lawyers will meet next month to finalize details covering players, coaches, and trainers after a meeting led by Ralph C. Wilson Jr. and Pom Add. The plan would be retroactive to 1960 and provide $10 monthly per year of service plus a hospitalization benefit, with eligibility five years of service.
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New York Track Team Named for London Meets
Thirty athletes from New York were selected for the New York vs London track series to be staged in June in Fneland. Lead coach Artie O'Connor of Fordham leads a squad including Al Oerter the discus champion and AL Halil the hammer champion along with Bill McClellan the high school star who has cleared 6 feet 89 inches. The team departs for London on June 5 and returns the day after the meet. Future details for next year’s meet are pending but Randally Island is a tentative site and players will receive a different insurance policy of 912 000.
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Randally Island
PCL Faces Continued Weather Delays In 1964 Season
The Pacific Coast League reports ongoing weather postponements as one third of the season passes. Indianapolis leads with eight cancellations, Little Rock seven, Portland six, Dallas five, with Dallas and Portland involved in upcoming dates June 26 to 28 against Oklahoma City. Arkansas beat Salt Lake City 5-4, Seattle defeated Dallas 3-2, and the Denver Bears lost 7-4 in an exhibition with the New York Yankees.
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Portland
Dallas
Beavers
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Seattle
Denver Bears
New York Yankees
Stock Specialist Hired by TP and L for Fannin Area
Texas Power and Light hires James R. Dickey a livestock specialist to work with agricultural groups in Fannin county and TP&L's service area. A Texas A&M animal husbandry graduate native of Bay City, he has worked with Warlick Farms in Arkansas and with Santa Gertrudis breeders in Kingsville and Brazil. He will help establish livestock programs.
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Outfielder Roger Deanhardt Fined by Senators
Washington reports Roger Deanhardt an outfielder from Winona Minnesota was fined Monday night by the Washington Senators. The action follows a wild report to the Senators from Geneva farm club in the New York Pennsylvania League.
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New York
Mainord Named 6-AAA Outstanding Athlete for 1963-64
J P Mainord of Greenville was selected as the 6-AAA outstanding athlete for 1963-64 after starring in football basketball and track for the Lions and setting a high jump record. Thomas Wheeht of Sulphur Springs was No 2 in district voting and Roland Rainey of Bonham received votes as one of three other contenders.
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Thomas Wheeht
Sulphur Springs
Roland Rainey
Bonham
Syracuse Seeks Renewed Rivalry With Illinois Pain
Syracuse officials announce plans to renew football competition with Illinois as part of a long awaited series. The Orangemen, seeking tradition, reference past games and aim to schedule future matchups highlighting regional pride.
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Gentile Moved From Lineup With Inflamed Tendon
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Jim Gentile was removed from Monday night’s game against the Washington Senators due to an inflamed tendon in his right leg.
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