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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
7
Sports page reports on a disciplined three hit shutout contributing to a sweeping victory. The piece highlights key players and notes strategic pitching and fielding as the Orioles dominate their opponents.
Wimbledon coverage notes McKinley aiming for the crown amid scarce results and scattered reports. The piece references players, teams, and matchups, with focus on a wave of British involvement and potential key shows in the event.
Al Geiberger fired a 65 to lead the Cleveland Open after round one. He birdied six of the last ten holes to surge past Tony Lema and George Bayer by one stroke. Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper Jr. were among those two behind at 67 while Ken Venturi shot 75 as the field narrowed to ten pros.
United Press International reports Tulsa swept Albuquerque in a Texas League series, winning 4 4 in a shutout to move one game ahead for the league lead. Fort Worth shaded Austin 6 4 and El Paso beat San Antonio 9 8.
Hawaii drops seventh straight as Jim McGlothlin twirls a two hitter but loses. Indianapolis duo Jim Golden and Warren Hacker shut out Ha walk on three hits. Pacific Coast League leaders Oklahoma City, Arkansas, and Denver win to stay close in the standings.
The Women's Auxiliary of Benham Boys Baseball, Inc plans a bake sale Saturday at 9 am. They will set up stands on all four sides of the square selling cakes pies and cookies until sold out to raise funds for the boys baseball program.
Nine Pennsylvanians will play for the East and nine Texans for the West in the fourth annual All America game in Buffalo. Notables include Jim Kelly from Clairton at right end and Ralph Baker of Penn State at center. Don Trull and Dave Parks headline the West starters.
The IOOF Reds topped WA Center Braves 6 to 3 behind Steve Hembree's four hit pitching. Cubs defeated Kiwanis Tigers 9 to 7 in a free hitting clash. Morris led Cubs with a double and a home run in three trips, while Partridge, Roth, Briscoe and Mclain added extra-base hits for the Cubs.
A reader notes the cobblestone 12 cushion floor is highly impressive with average kitchen cost $35,000 and six other 12 design options offered at substantially lower prices than half.
Windom rodeo club to sponsor a junior rodeo Saturday night July 4 in the rodeo arena. Mrs. John P D Nichols, club secretary, says trophies will be awarded to first place winners with ribbons for all others. An entry fee of 50 cents applies to all events.
Randolph defeated Ector 18 to 9 in a Pony League game. Wilson Howell pitched for Randolph with strong relief as teammates circled the bases repeatedly. Earlier Randolph beat Victor 7 to 3 in Savoy behind David Machels.
Robert D. Reece, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Reece, will be ordained at the First Baptist Church in Seman Joursville Ky. He will enroll at Yale Divinity School in September after earning a Baylor University degree magna cum laude in 1961 and a divinity degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in May. Dr John W. Carlton will challenge the church for the ministry and Rev Jack Carson will challenge Reece. Bobo Laird will read scripture passages. The ceremony includes a worshipful service with processional tied to God Our Help in Ages Past and hands laid on to set apart Reece for ordained ministry. The council breakfast precedes the ordination. Reece, baptized at First Baptist Clifton Forge, Va., is finishing a summer assignment as associate pastor there.
A heartfelt message of gratitude expressed to a broad audience wishing everyone blessings and goodwill from the author.
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