Fragmentary political notice from Missouri event
Fragmentary OCR mentions a former campaign slate dinner in Missouri, with hints of attendees and a memorial reference. Details are unclear, but the item indicates political gathering and participation by a named person in relation to a campaign slate.
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Eiveniow
Toover
Missouri
2 Dies Player Gian ni Turin Died After Hemorrhage
A 2 Dies player Gian ni Turin, a ty with al ation, died ain hemorrhage. The report notes a fatal internal bleed during or after a game, with no further details on team, location, or date provided in readable text.
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Gianni Turin
Ain Hemorr
Koufax Tops All Star Ballot With 77 Votes
Sandy Koufax leads majors in AP All Star voting with 77 votes, Chance 71, from 85 writers. Angels place Jim Piers, while Yankees trio and Cardinals standout others named. vote breakdown by position noted with Clemente, Mays, Mantle strong at outfield. Coexisting notes on 1964 season changes and managerial shifts accompany AP summary.
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Bill White
St. Louis
Brooks, Robinson
Baltimore
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Mays
Mantle
Pregosi
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Orlando Cepeda
Juan Marichal
Hank Aston
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Ken Boyer
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Russia presses Olympic medal bid against United States
Russia closed in on the United States in the Olympic medal race buoyed by gymnasts and paddlers adding to their total. The Soviets led in medals through today with 77 total and 8 golds, while the United States held 88 medals overall with 34 golds as both nations pursued Friday’s final rounds.
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Tukxu
Russia
United States
Marcia Jones
Michigan State
Oklahoma City
Gloria Perrier
Francine Fox
Washington, D.C
Billier
Philadelphia
Helsinki
Melbourne
Rome
Tokyo
Braves Move Or Stay Shunted By Milwaukee Court Fight
National League owners convened to decide the Milwaukee franchise shift to Atlanta for 1965 amid a legal injunction from Milwaukee County halting moves. The Braves board voted to relocate, but the injunction blocks applying for league sanction or scheduling 1965 games elsewhere. Authority contest and attendance concerns shaped the tense drama.
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New York
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Braves
Braves’ Board of Directors
Milwaukee County
Warren Giles
Chicago
Ronald Drechsler
National League
Boston
Ernie Johnson
Giles
Dim Lundy Stars Shine in Boys Swim Meet
Fragmented report notes dim Lundy Stars in boys swim with unclear details. Names mentioned include Jett Heavens for Japan and individual winners Dave Rennink Japan Carl Counisse Japan and Tom Bor staltz Lapa. text lacks clear event flow or results.
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Dim Lundy Stars
Germany
Jett Heavens
Japan
Cte
Dave Rennink
Carl Counisse
Tom Borstaltz
Lapa
Ballman Back In Shape For Steelers Return
Gary Ballman, star pass catcher for the Pittsburgh Steelers, is reported back in trim after an ankle injury sidelined him for the Minnesota game. He practiced and ran routes without hindrance, while Hollivar drew questions about his status as Pitts buyer’s upset surfaced in Cleveland. Don Filner headlines Louisville boxing results, IOC weighs medal tabulations, and US canoeists help avoid a medal shutout with Francine Fox and Gloria Perrier finishing close behind in the women’s kayak doubles. Maria Jones of Michigan State nearly took second in women’s kayak singles.
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Vitsbunghap
Gary Ballin
Fittsburgh Steelers
Wiel
Holiign
Soiil
Minnesota
Hollivar
Ty Pittsbuyer
Cleveland
Olympic Organizing Committee
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
International Business Machines
IOC
United States
Francine Fox
Gloria Perrier
Washington, D.C
Germany
Washington
Maria Jones
Michigan State
Ia City
Corry Pistol Team Beats Erie Twice
The Corry pistol squad defeated Erie twice on the local range last night. Dick Lindberg shot 280 and 280 to lead the Curryites in both matches.
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Corry
Erie
Corry Pistol Yam
Gem City Gun Club
Dick Lindberg
Notre Dame Airs Past Browns at Loveland Field
Notre Dame, led by Tim Theisen with a 71 yard scoring run on the first play, walloped the Browns. Ron Elmquist and Segop Sample added touchdowns, Dean Phillips scored for the Browns, and a safety by Mike Balog counted for Brown.
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Notre Dme
Browns
Loveland Field
Notre Dame
Tim Theisen
Ron Elmquist
Segop Sample
Dean Phillips
Ahi Browns
Don Clark
Brown
Mike Balog
VFW Men's A League Scores and Player Averages
Last night in the VFW Men's A League Chester Grech led with scores around 195, 188 and 221 while players Bob We tls Robbie Robinson Fred Clark Joel Jungseisch Phil Sample Sonny Staples Dick Merkle Ed Zewatsky and others posted 200s to mid-230s. In the Moose women Audrey Rouse Belay Helen Dimmick and Tess Bailey posted notable scores as the Eagles Antlers and Raymond Leagle groups contributed results with Gus Bader Ed Kovach Joe Amoroso and more also scoring into the 200s.
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VFW
Hileting
Bob Wetls
Robbie Robinson
Fred Clark
Joel Jungseisch
Phil Sample
Sonny Staples
Dick Merkle
Ed Zewatsky
the Moose
Audrey Rouse
Wly Belay
Helen Dimmick
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