Cubs Pitcher Broglio Seeks First Postcard Win
Milwaukee report details Ernie Broglio, a 6-2 right-hander, struggling with a four-game losing streak after joining the Cubs from the Cardinals. He confirms elbow discomfort, Cortisone shots, and pressure to deliver a win, with Cubs coach Kennedy backing him.
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Raiders Plan Pass Heavy Offense for 1964 Season
Raiders will lean on a passing attack under Al Davis with Tom Flores and Catton Davidson sharing quarterback duties in camp. Davidson opens the season, Flores starts the second half, and Flores is expected to start when the regular season begins. The team adds guard Ken Rice and tackle Frank Youso to bolster the line as veteran backfield players return.
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Marichal, Bolin, and Braves halt Giants in Milwaukee
Juan Marichal struggled with eight hits and four walks as the Giants lost 4-7 to the Milwaukee Braves in Milwaukee. Hank Aaron notched his 2,002nd Braves hit, while Eddie Mathews hit his 434th homer as Milwaukee built a five-run surge in the sixth. The Giants led early but Marichal unraveled, with Joe Torre and Rico Carty providing late support for the Braves.
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No-Hitter Secures San Leandro Softball Crown
Ron Stowell pitched a no hitter to lead Roberts Catering past International Harvesters 5 0 at Thrash er Park to win the San Leandro Recreation Department C4 softball title. Other games featured Rhodes and Jamieson beating Owers Sh pois Glass 16 82 and a five inning tilt where E B Hunter Really brimmed Cozy Cove 5 4.
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Lema The Glamorous Contender At Columbus Open
Tony Lema lounges in a white cigarette holder while Ken Venturi, the new U S Open champion, enters the Columbus locker room. Lema, 31, known for flair and a recent marriage to Belly Cline, blends showmanship with solid play as he hunts the 46th PGA title.
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Morze Back St Clair Signs Pact With 49ers Browns Trade
Morze back in NFL headlines as the San Francisco 49ers trade an undisclosed draft pick to the Cleveland Browns for him while Morze signs a 1964 contract. Offensive tackle Bob St Clair also re ups for another season as the team confirms the roster move. Morze, 31, had been on the injured reserve after a dispute over a weight clause and had considered retirement before joining Cleveland in 1962.
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Nikcevich Becomes New 49er Scout
SAN FRANCISCO Vet eran coach John Nikcevich age 39 has been hired by the San Frans frisoners as full time scout under Lynn Waldorf the NFL club announced Wednesday Nikcevich played at UCLA and coached at Idaho University of the Pacific Utah and California previously on the staff for a year
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McDermott Reads Pledge at Republican National Convention
Terry McDermott the Michigan barber who won three Winter Olympics gold medals this year was chosen to read the pledge of allegiance at Tuesday night’s session of the Republican national convention in San Francisco.
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Oppermann Loses In Nat's Publinx
Jack Sanford of the San Francisco Giants faces likely season ending surgery on his pitching arm after the team announced the procedure, planned for later this week. Doctors say he will be out at least six weeks, with the possibility of a longer layoff.
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Sanford Arm Surgery Ends Season For Giants Pitcher
Giants pitcher will miss rest of season after doctors found a six inch obstruction in the upper arm circulation. The operation, ordered after numbness during 14 innings, will not affect muscle bone or ligament. Sanford, 35, has a long injury history, rookie of the year in 195? and part of a pennant contender.
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Crescents Enter Two Polo Tournaments In Midwest
Oakland polo team the Crescents prepare to represent California in two major events. They defeated a Los Angeles squad 10-5 in Santa Barbara and will play in the 20 Goal National Championships in Milwaukee and the National Open Polo Championship in Chicago.
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Koufax Bid Stymied by Cardinals Ninth Inning Rally
In St Louis the Cardinals halted Sandy Koufax after four runs in the ninth inning, denying his bid for a 10th straight win as Los Angeles fell 8 to 0 last night. The late rally spoiled Koufax’s chance at extending his streak.
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Giants Radio Schedule and Baseball Broadcasts
The notice lists Giants broadcasts on KSFO with times in the afternoon and evening, detailing games against Milwaukee and road notes. It mentions Toledo or Rosehorn and Oliver in station listings, with entries for Wednesday and Thursday segments and references to specific times such as 4 pm and 5:55 pm.
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Bike Racer Andre Robert Dies After Sun Stroke in Race
Montreal AP reports 36 year old Andre Robert, a Quebec City bicycle racer, collapsed from sun stroke during a suburban Davernay race and died later in hospital. The event underscores dangers of heat during cycling events.
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California League Tuesday results summary obscure
Fragmentary OCR text from California League Tuesday results lists names and numbers but is largely unreadable. It mentions Setlige, Ren Vasenste, Senda Barbary, Freseg, Joan, Reno, Stoekter, Gersbirs, Bexarafald with scattered scores and a $371 amount, but no coherent games or outcomes are verifiable.
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Lamas and Lopes Lead Hay Ward Women’s Nine-Hole Play
Allene Lamas and Barbara Lopes captured top honors in Hay Ward Women’s Nine-Hole Golf Club competition. Helene Kuter and several others posted notable scores in yesterday’s event.
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Mendonca Rosary Tonight in San Leandro
A rosary will be said tonight for Curly Mendonca a well known area boxing trainer and manager. Memorial services are set for tomorrow at 9 30 am at Santos and Robinson Mortuary. Plans for an all star boxing show at the Oakland Auditorium in Mendonca s honor were announced.
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Clemente Lifts Pirates Past Phillies In Tight Inning
Roberto Clemente delivered the deciding moment with a key infield hit in a wild fifth inning to power the Pittsburgh Pirates past the Philadelphia Phillies 4 2 on Tuesday. The Pirates overcame a late challenge as Taylor, Burgess, and Veale contributed small plays, while Gonzalez and Allen helped hold the Phillies to secure the win at home.
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On Vacation Review Sports Editor On Vacation
International League scores mix of teams including Syracuse over Buffalo and Jacksonville, Columbus edging Richmond and Atlanta. unclear lines mention Rochester and Torante with fragmentary names and numbers.
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