Ladies Get Ken 186 Runs But Colts Give Him None
The Phillies, led by Jim Bunning in a 4-0 win, shut down Houston's Ken Johnson amid a novelty “Runs for Johnson” promotion. Johnson allowed nine hits while Bunning struck out nine. The Colts failed to score, while Philadelphia moved back into first in the NL with other scores noted from Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, and Detroit games.
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Christians K of C Win Again in Church Softball League
The Christians beat UB Trinity 19 11 while the Knights of Columbus shut out First Baptist 21 0 to stay tied for first with three straight wins. St Patrick's and Lutherans face off tonight as Methodists meet Grant Avenue Baptist in two 0 2 teams games.
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Teener League rosters named for 1964 season
Robert McCready announces Teener League managers and teams for 1964. Junior division includes eight teams across four clubs with a 15 game schedule. Senior division also features eight teams, games run June 2 to July 29 at Santa Fe Park, with two games nightly on Tuesdays through Fridays and 17 year olds urged to enroll.
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Kenneth Simmons
Naff & Bolze Hardware
Two Small Burns From 138000 Volt Contact
San Antonio sees a 20 minute power outage after Julian Salazar 29 touched a 138000 volt line at a City Public Service Board substation. He sustained small burns on each big toe. The incident involved a steel reinforcement rod and blanked a large city sector. The article notes the Washington Senators have never won 100 games in a season.
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Baseball Scores Monday's Results Across Leagues
Major league results show New York defeated San Francisco 4 to 2 and Philadelphia beat Houston 4 to 0. Pittsburgh edged Los Angeles 4 to 2. Pacific Coast League games include Seattle 5 over Indianapolis 2 and Portland 8 over Arkansas 2. Salt Lake City 3 defeated Tacoma 2. San Diego 7 beat Okla City 4. Dallas won 5 to Hawaii 4, Denver 3 over Spokane 1. International League shows Toronto 1, Richmond 0 in a 10 inning first game, while Atlanta beat Jacksonville 3 to 1.
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Fire at Miles Park Kills 17 Horses at Louisville Track
Officials estimate 17 thoroughbreds perished in the Miles Park fire as winds spread flames through 12 barns and a feed barn. Five horses were injured and later destroyed, another died of a heart attack. About 600 horses were moved to safety amid smoke and dust while four firefighters were briefly overcome. Damages to barns were put at about 100000 dollars, with no value figure yet for the horses.
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Devil's Advocate
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Finley Sues Kansas City Over Lease
Charles C. Finley owner of the Kansas City Athletics says he will file suit in Jackson County Mo to force reinstatement of a seven year stadium lease after the City Council revoked it April 10 1963. He notes the seven year contract allowed move if attendance fell below 850000 and would escape if profits dropped. the four year lease imposes a $50000 minimum this year with later payments tied to attendance. Attorney Shafer confirms suit to reinstate the seven year lease seek refund of the difference and void the four year lease.
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Finley
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Race Plans Revealed by Gurney for Memorial Day 500
Indianapolis RP Dan Gurney plans to push from the start in the Memorial Day 500 with Lotus Ford, aiming for a strong pit stop and victory. He tested over 150 miles at speeds to 154.2 mph ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, noting a gasoline fuel trial over alcohol. The Yankees have finished in the AL’s first division every year since 1925.
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Jimmy Clark
New York Yankees
Animals break loose injuring themselves and fleeing grounds
Report describes animals running loose on the grounds causing injuries as they lunged at fences and obstacles. Some escaped the track area and wandered onto nearby streets and highways, prompting concern and disruption.
Whistle Mystery Is Solved at Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech’s missing steam whistle is recovered and delivered to retiring Dean George C. Griffin. The polished brass whistle, stolen Oct 31, 1963, bears an inscription thanking Griffin for contributing to Tech traditions and is presented on behalf of the magnificent seven.
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Georgia Tech
George C. Griffin
Tech
Magnificent Seven
Tigers reach triple-digit wins with historic seasons
The Detroit Tigers achieved 100 or more wins in a season on three occasions, finishing runner-up in two of those campaigns in 1915 and 1961, illustrating a rare blend of dominance and near misses in franchise history.
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Benton Outpoints Morris in Philadelphia Fight
George Benton, of Philadelphia, defeats Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh by decision after a scheduled 12 round bout in Philadelphia. The judges score the action for Benton, with Morris fighting hard across the ten‑round affair.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
George Benton
Johnny Morris
Pittsburgh
Chanute Tribune Briefs May 19 1964
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas dated Tuesday May 19 1964. Includes community items and notes of interest from Chanute and surrounding area with short updates and announcements.
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