East West Grid Rivals Ready For Greenbelt Bowl Clash
East coach Jim Puryear praised Ronald Jones Kenny Wade and Tommy Kendrick as key performers in workouts for the 15th Greenbelt Bowl at Fair Park Stadium. West coach Max Bumgardner highlighted Jim Axe Raymond Metcalf Bobby Meason Daryl Snelgroves Eldon Alderman and co captains Tarry Henry Mike Smith leading a fast paced practice ahead of Saturdays game.
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Packers and Giants prep for clash at Green Bay
Green Bay and New York held joint scrimmages at separate camps as they ready for a Saturday showdown. Dennis Claridge impressed at quarterback while Allie Sherman juggled ailing Giants with Phil King to backfield.
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Texas League Standings and Scheduled Games
San Antonio leads the Texas League with 70 wins and .609. Tulsa sits at 65 games and .570, Albuquerque 63 and .563, El Paso 52 and .456. Wednesday results include San Antonio 8 Tulsa 7 and El Paso 7 Austin 5. Fort Worth at Albuquerque postponed. Thursday games: Fort Worth at Albuquerque twice, Austin at El Paso, Tulsa at San Antonio.
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Almanac notes and world events for August 13 1964
Today is August 13 1964 the 226th day of the year with 140 remaining The moon near first quarter The morning stars Jupiter Saturn Mars and Venus The evening star Saturn Highlights include births under Leo and a look back at events from 1867 1930 1955 and 1961 including the Gaslight opening an aviation speed record Berlin Wall construction and a Stevenson quotation
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Minor League Standings and Schedule Summary
Western Division leaders San Diego 71 51 .582 Portland 68 55 .553 Seattle 62 60 .508 Spokane 63 57 .525 Tacoma 60 57 .513 Hawaii 47 74 .388 Eastern Division Arkansas 72 47 .605 Oklahoma City 69 54 .561 Indianapolis 62 58 .517 Denver 64 60 .516 Salt Lake 46 76 .377 Dallas 43 78 .355 Dallas 1 Salt Lake City 0 Oklahoma City 11 Denver 8 Indianapolis 5 Arkansas 2 Seattle 3 Portland 1 Tacoma 3 Hawaii 6 San Diego 1 Salt Lake City at Dallas Arkansas at Indianapolis Tacoma at Spokane Portland at Seattle San Diego at Hawaii
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Nobis Emerges as Texas All-America Candidate
Texas football eyes sophomore Tommy Nobis as a potential All-American at guard and linebacker. The Longhorns seek Nobis to fill gaps left by Appleton and to bolster a defense built on his intense, artistic approach to play.
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 67 wins and 43 losses followed by San Francisco Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Night games include St Louis at San Francisco Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Milwaukee at San Francisco. American League lists Baltimore Chicago New York and Los Angeles atop the table with varying margins and night matchups include Detroit Kansas City Cleveland Minnesota and Washington.
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Speedy Scot Favored in Roosevelt American Trotting Final
Castleton Farms' Speedy Scot is a 3-5 favorite for Saturday's American Trotting Championship final at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York. The event headlines the weekend card and spotlights the May stakes.
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Bowens Delivers Bats Help Orioles Top Red Sox 7-0
Sam Bowens hit two homers and drove in four runs as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-0. Bowens belted his 15th and 16th homers, boosting Baltimore’s lead in the American League and demonstrating the value of a rookie with a modest salary. Milt Pap PAPpas earned his 11th victory while Ed Connolly took the loss. The win followed a night of action with the Yankees, Tigers, and Phillies also winning across the majors.
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Koufax Aims for 30 Wins But Prefers Hitting Spotlight
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax sealed his 18th win with a 4 1 victory over the Reds as he deflected talk of reaching Dizzy Dean’s 30-win mark. He hit a potential grand slam that was foul, spoke of past homers, and noted two crucial Dodgers runs by Maury Wills.
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Foot discomfort linked to reduced work and home life
Detors report indicates foot pain can impair a person’s ability to work, maintain a home, and stay pleasant and relaxed. The finding highlights how chronic foot discomfort affects daily functioning and quality of life.
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McVea Declines Oil Bowl Game Role
San Antonio reports Warren McVea, star Texas high school halfback, will skip the Oil Bowl on August 21 citing leg soreness. McVea, bound for the University of Houston, sat out the summer rest and stayed in San Antonio after injuring his leg before the Fort Worth coaching school all star game.
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