Fragmented OCR notes reveal test results and ranking
Disjointed text lists names like Cynthia Mobell and Daniel Moravek, references a test date in 1964, and mentions rankings, scores, and a scholar basis. The fragmentary item seems to record school exam outcomes and related identifiers without full context.
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Ly Sena
Stohlake
Cynthia Mobell
Darno
Made- Kireh
Aniel J. Moravek
Guidhe Scholin
Ates Willei High
Inammunihe
1964 bowling at VFW lanes caps season history
The 19th annual handicap event closed last night with unofficial singles led by Al Dunnewald at 717 and doubles by Homer Loomis and Jim Lictus. Frank Messina, tournament chairman, delayed final tallies due to illness but praised Rob and Marie Wotus for assistance as high scores signaled a strong citywide bowling year.
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Fis
VFW
Frank Messina
al Dunnewald
Homer Loomis
Jim Lictus
Messina
Frank
Rob
Marie Wotus
Corry High
McDowell
Two Major League Inaugurals Today
In Cincinnati, the Reds host the Houston Colts in the NL opener at Crosley Field. An overflow crowd of about 82,400 is expected as Fred Atchisonson tabs Jim Maloney to start for Cincinnati and Harry Craft names Ken Johnson for Houston. Mayor Bachrach will throw the first pitch to City Manager Wichman with Gov. Rhodes catching.
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Tuesoe
Fred Atchinson
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Houston
Harry Craft
Ken Johnson
Hig
Johnson
Walt Bachrach
William Wichman
James A. Rhodes
Chico Ruiz
Reds
Frank Robinson
Colts
Eddie Kasko
Jimmy Wynn
LBJ Throws Open 1964 Baseball Season with Ceremony
President Johnson pitches a ceremonial opening in Washington as the 1964 American League season begins with Los Angeles and Washington meeting at D.C. Stadium. Keri McBride and Claude Osteen start on the mound, while Bill Skowron debuts for the Senators and Joe Adcock joins the Angels in a midcity reshuffle.
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Johnson
Los Angeles
D.C. Stadium
Keri McBride
Marquette taps Al McGuire to restore basketball power
AP dispatch from Milwaukee reports Marquette University hires Al McGuire, ex St John’s star and pro, from Belmont Abbey College in Belmon, N C, as the ninth coach in 47 years to rebuild its program. Also notes Youngstown U freshman Bob Bennell wins Beaver County title and Penn State chess results with Temple and Penn State tied for lead while Pitt did not compete.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
al McGuire
McGuire
St. John's
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont
N. C
Marquette Cour
Beaver
Youngstown University
Bob Bennell Tit
Sewickley
Beaver County
John Gaver
Youngstown
Ohio
Finley Fence Stance Roils Over Yankee Stadium Fairness
Kansas City Southern owner Charles C. Finley vows to keep his pennant porch and other displays to protest what he calls inequities in Yankee Stadium. Finley alleges the ballpark gives the Yankees unfair home run advantages and criticizes commissioners Ford Frick and Joe Cronin. He hints at further moves after a phone conversation with Cronin and Frick, insisting the dispute centers on fairness and park differences across the league.
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Charles C. Finley
5 City
Finley
New York
Yankee Stadium
Ford Frick
Joe Cronin
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Kinley
Parks
Virginia Tech names Howie Shannon new head coach
Howie Shannon, 40, long time assistant at Kansas State, is named head basketball coach at Virginia Tech, succeeding Bill Matthews who resigned after 16 seasons. The piece also contrasts home run distances and stadium wall heights, with unrelated commentary on rule interpretations.
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Blacksburg
Howie Shannon
Kansas State University
Virginia Tech
Shannon
Bill Matthews
Jst Pepa
Mixed doubles and youngsters dominate bowling weekend
Weekend bowling results span VFW mixed doubles and school leagues with high scores. Giz Tripp led the VFW with 215, followed by VanWinkle Sr 211 Thelma Glavis 179 and Ann Glavna 176. Beaver LBA and Avalon leagues posted multiple standout figures across junior divisions.
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Giz Tripp
Chuck VanWinkle Sr
Thelma Glavis
Ann Glavna
Harold Wiggers
High School
Beaver
Denny Becker
Ron Hanks
Denny Dyckes
Tom
Betty Jo Malone
Theresa Tomeko
Linda Wetmore
Marlene Kane
Beckie Damon
Alan Moravek
Saad
Ortiz Claims Lane Overrated After Title Defense
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz weighs three possible challengers after a strong defense against Kenny Lane in San Juan. Manager Bill Daley says Ortiz may pick next foe within a month with options including Sugar Ramos in Los Angeles for 100000, Willy Quatter in Berlin for 60000, or Johnny Bizzarro in Pittsburgh. Lane, called overrated, was knocked down in the eighth round.
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Puerto Rico
Carlos Ortiz
Kenny Lane
Bill Daley
New Yorker
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Sugar Ramos
Los Angeles
Willy Quatter
Berlin
Johnny Bizzarro
Pittsburgh
World Boxing Association
Lane
Palmer Wins Masters At Augusta Indominant Victory
Arnold Palmer defeats Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr by six strokes at the Augusta National. Palmer led from start to finish with rounds of 69 68 69 70 for 276 and collects $20,000 prize. Nicklaus finishes second at 282, while Marr ties. Palmer quits smoking after long public struggle, a subplot linked to his dramatic win.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklans
Dave Marr
Arnold Palmer Enterprises
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Nicklaus
Young Jack
Arnie
Young Marr
20 Year Old Wins Capital City Open Women’s Title
Blond Sandra Haynie, 20, from Phoenix, wins the Capital City Open in Baton Rouge with a final round 73 to finish 211 for five rounds and collect 1200. Kathy Whitworth posts 74 for 216, Mickey Wright 218 for a tie for second. the closing putt was worth 2000 to Marr.
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Sandra Haynie
Capital City
Phoenix
Ariz
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N.M
Mickey Wright
Finley’s green porch pacts with Athletics in exhibition win
The Athletics rallied to 5-3 victory over St Louis in a pre season game at Municipal Stadium as a new "porch" fence by Finley altered home run distances. George Williams delivered a two run shot for Oakland while Johnny Lewis of St Louis hit an inside the park homer. Cardinals pitchers struck back with several long drives but failed to connect with the porch in right field. Other exhibition results included the Giants beating Cleveland 7-4, and the Dodgers losing to the Angels 0-0.
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Lake City
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Richmond
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Beckie Kane
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Sandy Orn
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Lanny Fitch
Jim Ohrn
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