Humboldt Cubs Prep For Week One Opener At Moran
Humboldt High School Cubs finalize pre season practice for the 1964 grid opener against Moran. With eleven lettermen back and 50 on the squad the line is big and fast and the backfield combines weight and speed for a strong Tri Valley League start.
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Humboldt
Humboldt High School Cubs
Moran
Nick Divine
Divine
Red Devils Open 1964 Season Versus Arma in Erie
ERIE The Erie Red Devils move to begin the 1964 football campaign with a home opener against Arma tomorrow night. Coach Dino Spigarelli cites injuries as the only major obstacle to a high finish, with 41 players in the squad and 15 returning lettermen, though depth appears limited.
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ERIE
Erie Red Devils
Arma
Dino J. Spigarelli
Red Devils
Spigarelli
Red Devils schedule outline for in CNC League play
Erie Red Devils release a 14 to 15 player squad with four home and four away CNC League games. The team also hosts a non league match against St Marys of Pittsburg in Pittsburg and lists dates from Sept 18 to Nov 13 including Riverton Baxter Springs Girard Galena Frontenac and Southeast of Cherokee plus a game against College Hi of Pitts.
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Erie
St. Mary’s of
Pittsburg
Riverton
Baxter Springs
Girard
Galena
Frontenac
St. Mary's of
College Hi of
Cherokee
Country Boy With Royalty On Busted Taxi Signal
An Alabama country boy and his Russian wife Tamara are swept into Greece’s royal circle after a taxi mix up. A language error lands them at a state ball and palace procession with King Constantine, Queen Mother Frederika, and ambassadors as crowds cheer and they mingle with kings and princes.
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Eddy Gilmore
Athens
Greece
Alabama
Constantine
Frederika
Tamara
Royal Palace
King George Hotel
Roy
Umberto
Italy
Palace
Anne-Marie
Tina
Sale of 130 Holsteins at Sinn Farm near Fort Scott
Auction sale at Sinn Farm 2 miles east of Fort Scott with sale signs noting 130 head of top quality Holsteins including 75 cows and 40 head of 2 year olds. Cattle and calves fresh, tested for TB Bangs OCY and Lepto. Dairy equipment listed with a 700 gallon Muhler bulk tank and Milker unit. Contact Donald J. Bowman, auctioneer and sales manager, Hamilton Missouri.
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Sinn Farm
Fort Scott
Ivan Strickler
T.B
Bangs
Ocy
Vace
Marlowe
Donald J. Bowman
Auctioneer & Sales Mgr
Hamilton
Missouri
Sundowners League Scores and Highs for Local Businesses
The Sundowner League results show multiple teams including Nu Way Cleaners, Olson's, Drisdell's Studio, Ennis Perforator, and Bank of Commerce competing in a busy tally of highs and scores. Key performers include Nu Way Cleaner's high 10, Ennis high 10, Gates and Campbell posting several highs, with First National Bank and Bellas Hess among sponsors noted. The messy OCR lists numerous player highs and shop names with scattered scores, reflecting a dense league standings page.
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Sundowner
Neosho Toe
Sipaneseiss
McIntosh
Neosho
Ennis
Congdon
Leverent
Drisdell
Olson
Das Drisdell
Gates
Miles
Green
Bank of Commerce
Skinney Electric
Bank of Comm
McClain
Renabargar
Skinney's
Campbell
Waldrip
Caresio Nw
King Drive Inn
Caresio
Allen
pAghe Colm
Malcolm
First National Bank
Alexander
Nat'l
Bank
Cathever
Ramsey
Dr. Pepper
Heaton's Ltd
Pepner
Fraser
Heaton’s
Heaton
Stamps Planned for Cancer Fight and Fitness
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski announced stamps to aid cancer fight and promote physical fitness to be issued next year. The set will include stamps marking the 10th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans and the 200th anniversary of Robert Fulton's birth.
Janell Smith Sets U S 400 Meter Record At 54.6
Fredonia Kansas AP reports 17 year old Janell Smith, a high school senior and 400 meter specialist, is the United States record holder with 54.6 seconds. Her father Meade Smith notes coaching and support helped her switch from dashes to distances and aims for 1968 Olympic selection.
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Fredonia
Kan
Janell Smith
United States
Janell
Fredonia High School
U.S
Los Angeles
Bill Easton
Kansas
Tokyo
Meade Smith
One Kansan Golf Survivor
James Colbert Jr. of Overland Park Kansas advanced in the National Amateur match play after downing Charles Greene of Knoxville Tennessee 2 and 1. He then defeated John Eisinger of Bethesda Maryland 7 and 6 to reach a meeting with Bill Ferrell of Mobile Alabama, the lone left-hander remaining. Other Kansas and Missouri players were eliminated as Grier Jones of Wichita fell to John Birmingham of Pittsburg 5 and 4, Bob Harvey Jr. of Cleveland Park lost to Gerald Schreiber of Evansville Indiana 4 and 3, and James Jackson of Kirkwood Missouri went down 2 and 1 to John Hopkins of Texas City Texas.
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Cleveland
James Colbert Jr
Overland Park
Kaw
Kansas and Missour
Colbert
Charles Greene
Knoxville
Tenn
John Eisinger
Bethesda
Grier Jones
Wichita
John Birmingham
Pittsburg
Bob Harvey, Jr
Ceveland Park
Gerald Schreiber
Evansville
Ind
James Jackson Kirkwood
John Hopkins
Texas City
Tex
Cards stay in pennant race after loss to Braves
St Louis, aiming for first place, drops 2 to Milwaukee as Denny Lemaster notches his 11th win with help from Bob Tiefenauer. Denny Menke belts his 18th homer, ending a 7-23 slide for the Cards. Curt Flood and Lou Brock produce key hits before Tiefenauer closes. The A's fall 10-1 to the Red Sox in Boston as Odum loses his first decision. Both KC and St Louis take a day off.
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Denny Lemaster
Bob Tiefenauer
Denny Menke
Menke
Cards
Ron Taylor
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
White
Tiefenauer
Kansas City
Johnny
Blue Moon
Yates Center Opens Season at Circle High
Yates Center High School travels to Circle High in Towanda for a non league season opener. The Wildcats show 30 players at practice including five returning lettermen and three sophomores in the starting rotation. Expectations run high as Neodesha and Cherryvale are seen as Tri Valley leaders with a wide open field.
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Smith
Janell
Center
Circle High
Towanda
Yates Center
Neodesha
Cherryvale
OUR KIDS ARE EXPERT DRIVERS SAFE BRAKES NOTICE
A short notice urges drivers to stay focused around young riders and promotes safe brakes. It emphasizes a momentary distraction can cause accidents and urges dependence on safe brakes for expert car care with a dialing cue.
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