Bears Seek Repeat in 196? Season Opener Preview
Chicago Bears target a repeat NFL title with a stronger defense and explosive offense. George Halas outlines plans to improve on last year’s league leading defense while adding Rich Kreitling Gary Barnes rookies Bill Martin Chuck Logan and aiming for a quick scoring style to pressure opponents.
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Angels Edge White Sox 1-0 on Chance gem
Dean Chance threw his fourth shutout of the season and Joe Adcock hit his 11th homer as the Los Angeles Angels beat the Chicago White Sox 1-0. Adcock homered off Fred Talbot, while Rodger extended his hitting streak to 18 games with a fifth inning single. Chance earned the win to move to 6-5, Talbot took the loss.
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Portrait of George Washington on the US one dollar bill
The article notes the portrait of George Washington appearing on the United States one dollar bill.
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Brandt and Robinson power Orioles past Indians
Jackie Brandt and Brooks Robinson each drove in three as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4. Brandt slugged two homers and Robinson added one, with Brandt also singling and both hitting two-run shots in the fourth to chase Tommy John. McNally earned the win, improving to 7-5, while John fell to 7-9.
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Probable Tie Breaker Looms In Star Prep Football Series
In Alabama, the 1964 All Star football clash at Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa pits North vs South with a potential tie breaker. The 8th win secures leadership as the 7-7-2 series stands. Basketball All Stars join in a first-ever dual header at Foster Auditorium.
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Jaycee Golf Tourney Set For Indian Hills
Decatur Jaycees announce the second annual golf tournament for July 18 and 19 at Indian Hills Golf Club. Entry is 7.50 dollars, including both days green fees, with flights based on first day scores and prizes for top finishers plus a flight winner trophy. Proceeds support Decatur Junior Chamber civic activities.
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Reds Beat Phillies Behind Nuxhall In Steamy Philly Ballpark
Cincinnati Reds score three runs in the sixth inning to down Jim Bunning and the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 1 at Connie Mack Stadium. Nuxhall allowed three hits over eight innings and improved to 7 4. Bunning took the loss as heat lingered in the low 90s.
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Snead Prepares for World Senior Championship at Wentworth
Sam Snead the 52 year old American senior champion practiced on Burma Road at Wentworth on Saturday ahead of a 36 hole final with Syd Scott for a 1400 dollar prize and the Teacher Trophy. Scott reduced practice to 18 holes due to an airline strike delaying his travel from St Andrews.
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Yankees Trim Senators 3-2
The New York Yankees beat Washington 3-2 behind Jim Bouton and relievers. Tony Kubek hit his 4th homer and Moose Skowron connected for his 13th as the Yankees scored in the first and fifth innings to derail the Senators seven-game skid. Stenhouse took the loss.
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Philadelphia Club Wins Olympic Trip
The Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia, formed in four weeks, won the U S eight and earned a Tokyo Olympics spot. They finished first in 6 minutes 1.3 seconds at Orchard Beach Lagoon, edging Harvard as California took third and Yale trailed. American rowing had long been dominated by college crews until this club victory.
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McKinley Aims for Third Straight Clay Title at River Forest
Top seed Chuck McKinley seeks a historic third consecutive National Clay Courts singles title as River Forest hosts 128 men and 64 women. The event doubles as a clay court lead-in to the Davis Cup challenge round in Cleveland, with McKinley and Dennis Ralston favored to meet again.
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Auburn Grid Ticket Sales Grow In 1963 Season Push
Auburn football ticket sales surge with a July 15 priority deadline for alumni. Auburn University plans eight in state games with five at Auburn and three in Birmingham, plus two out of state games at Lexington and Gainesville.
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Greenland Ice Could Create Global 17-Foot Frozen Layer
A scientific note claims enough ice in Greenland to envelop the world in a 17 foot thick ice sheet. The finding highlights Greenland's vast ice mass and potential climate implications for sea level and global temperatures.
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Morgan County Rabies Inspector Schedule Reference
A dense list of locations and times across Morgan County for rabies inspection and health department notes. The document reads like a daily route schedule with stores churches farms and schools listed by town and time blocks for Monday July 13 and Tuesday July 14, including many named places and routes.
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