Rough TV Schedule Fragments From Old Broadcaster Guide
A scrambled listing shows a partial broadcast grid with programs including Wide World of Sports Mr Wizard and The Beverly Hillbillies style lineups. It references repeated titles such as Lassie Ed Sullivan and The Edge of Eternity alongside sports events and movie blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide World of Sports
TBA
Wilburn Brothers
Wide World
Valley of the Lions
Mr. Fat Porter Wagoner
NBC News
Yankees sweep White Sox as Ford wins eighth straight
Whitey Ford pitched a four hitter for his eighth consecutive win and the Yankees blanked the AL leading White Sox 3-0 to complete a two night doubleheader sweep. In the opener New York won 6-1 as Roger Maris and Joe Pepitone homered and Bobby Richardson notched his 1,000th major league hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Ford
Joel Horlen
Phil Linz
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Hansen
Micky Mantle
Steve Hamilton
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Richardson
Chicago
Horlen
Messi
McNertney
Carreon
Howard
W—Ford
L—Horlen
Kubek
Nashville Leads Deep South Invitational Final Day
Nashville Swim and San Capana Club led after daytime trials at the 5th annual Deep South Invitational in Tuscaloosa Alabama with 73 points, ahead of Memphis Athletic Club at 93. John Vogel unattached Bloomington Indiana won the boys one meter diving with 327.20 points, while Betty Lund of Florence swim team captured girls open with 152.95 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Nashville
San Cabana Club
Nashville Club
Memphis Athletic Club
John Vogel
Bloomington Ind
Betty Lund
Florence
Birmingham Ymca
University Aquatic Club
Montgomery Ymca
Vestavia Country Club
Birmingham Jewish Community Center
Cullman
Second
YMCA
Tommy Biggs
Trussville Aquatic Club
Linda Rutland
Tallas
Yankees Sell Bob Myers and Recall Roland Sheldon
New York sold left handed pitcher Bob Myers to the Los Angeles Angels and recalled right handed Roland Sheldon from the Richmond farm club of the International League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Yankees
Bob Meyer
Los Angeles Angels
Roland Sheldon
Richmond
Morehead Dominates as Red Sox Top Orioles 7-3
Boston righty Dave Morehead hurled a seven hitter and fanned 12 to lift Boston over Baltimore 7-3. Brooks Robinson hit a two run homer in the seventh, Sam Bowens added a scratch dribbler, Felix Mantilla and Bob Tillman homered with a man aboard, and Tony Conigliaro hit his 11th homer with the bases empty. Morehead retired the first nine batters before Jacki Brandt’s leadoff single in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dave Morehead
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Sam Bowens
Morehead
Jacki Brandt
Mets Rally Past Phillies for 11-3 Victory
Joe Christopher drove in three runs including his fifth homer as the Mets erased a 2-0 deficit with a five run third inning and a four run seventh. Tracy Stallard pitched a complete game for New York, improving to 4-7 while Dennis Bennett took the loss for Philadelphia. Christopher also added a ninth inning triple and scored on a wild pitch. Allen hit Philadelphia’s 12th homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joe Christopher
New York
Mets
Phillies
Christopher
Tracy Stallard
Dennis Bennett
Phillie
Stallard
Cannizzaro
Roebuck
Klippstein
Green
Wise
Baldschun
Dave Bennett
Dalrymple
W—Stallard
Allen
Gilchrist Re-signs With Bills For 1964 Season
Cookie Gilchrist signed his 1964 AFL contract with the Buffalo Bills on Friday, with a reported salary around 30,000 dollars. The former AFL MVP in 1962 had slowed by injuries last season but finished strong, after requesting a trade in the hope of benefiting fans and the team. He noted 1962 and 1963 earnings of 30,200 and 27,000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
Gilchrist
AFL
Cleveland Indians Blank Kansas City 3-0 in McDowell gem
Sam McDowell escaped two bases loaded jams and limited the Athletics to four hits as Cleveland defeated Kansas City 3-0 in Mel McGah a managerial debut. McDowell struck out nine for his third win in a row without a loss since Portland recall. Indians scored all runs in the third on five singles led by Leon Wagner and Bob Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Mel McGaha
A’s
McDowell
Portland
Indians
Diego Segui
Leon Wagner
BobiChance
Emile Griffith Wins Split Decision To Retain Welterweight Crown
Emile Griffith defeats Luis Rodriguez in 15 rounds to retain the world welterweight title in Las Vegas. Judges score Griffith 69-67, 68-67, and 71-70 for Rodriguez by one judge, while AP gives Griffith 72-68. no knockdowns in their fourth meeting since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Myers
Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
New York
Rodriguez
Cuba
Miami
Harry Krause
John Romero
David Zenoff
Local Swim Team Roster and Fees Noted
Ramona Hen Tennessee joins Second Presbyterian swim team while Suzanne Hedges heads Birmingham MCA and Laurie Laquith leads University Aquatic Club with a listed amount of 152.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Hennessee
Second Presbyterian
Suzanne Hedges
Birmingham
MCA
Laurie Laquith
University Aquatic Club
Twins Beat Senators as Pascual earned ninth win of 1964
Minnesota pitcher Camilo Pascual improved to 9-2 and became the AL's first nine game winner of 1964, guiding the Twins to a 5-3 victory over Washington. Zoilo Versalles fueled the attack with a triple, double and two singles, while Don Blasingame scored Washington's two runs in the eighth and ninth innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Senators
Pascual
Zoilo Versalles
al Koch
Versalles
Don Blasingame
Dick Phillips
Earl Battey
Blasingame
Battey
Koch
Ridzik
Rudolph
Bridges
Brumley
L — Pascual
L—Koch
Church Appointment List and Transfers Across District
A long roster details appointments across multiple circuits including Falkville Friendship Arthur Finch Flint Moss Chapel and others. It lists transfers from Decatur District moving several ministers between churches and towns with names such as Finis Self Gordon McCurry Hoyt Logan and Harry Campbell among others. A closing aside notes coyote mating behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit
W. G. Dobbs
Falkville
Friendship
Arthur Finch
Flint- Moss
J. P. Shackleford, Jr
Forest Chapel
R. Thomas Aaron
Gandy’s Cove
Mt. Tabor
B. F. Padgett
Hanceville
T. E. Self
Hartselle
J. C. Draper
Lamle
Leroy McClendon
West End
Earl-B- Frost
Hillsboro
R. Towns
Reubin Truelove
Isom’s
Marcus Long
Johnson’s Chapel
Circuit Finis
J. Self. Logan
A. J. Coefield
McKendree Evergreen
James E. Howard
Moulton
Clarencé
M. Jeffreys
S. D
Pickard Mt. Moriah-Liberty
J. J. H. Goggans
Neal Bashams
D. Leon Sellers
Oak Ridge
Buel Gladney
Pettusville-Veto
Hugh Cummingham
Priceville
John Rutland, Jr
Steve C. Yarbrough
Riddle’s Chapel
George Eady
Salem
William S. Hart
Sharon Grove
Center Hill
Clarence P. Nelson
Somerville
Max S. Skidmore
Tanner
Albert M. Jones
Trinity
Jerry W. Lovett
Union Grove
Antioch
R. A. Coleman
M. Marton
Fairview-Simcoe
Albert Satcher
Holly Pond
B. C. Hawthorne
Anderson
Union Hill
Hoyt L. Logan
Memorial Dr
Decatur
Pleasant Grove Bessemer
James W. Smith
St. James
Florence
S. E. Paulk
I Hartselle
Beverly
Birmingham
Harry A. Campbell
Fairfield Highlands
Bessemer
D. M. Sivley
Phil Campbell
Daniel Kitchens
Oakman
Earl Stewart
Flint-Moss Chapel
Carbondale-Marvin
Albertville
C. E. Strickland
Rehobeth
Sylacauga
Nuxhall Hurls Cincinnati To 3-0 Victory
Cincinnati right hander Joe Nuxhall dominated Houston allowing seven hits as the Reds blanked the Colt .45s 3-0. Nuxhall earned his fourth shutout of the season and avenged an April 23 no hitter loss to Ken Johnson with a ninth inning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Cincinnati
Joe Nuxhall
Ken
Johnson
Colts
Nuxhall
Reds
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Pioneers
Benny Carl
News
Tenn
Supercar
Cap’n Crook’s Crew
Ruff and Reddy
Ruff and
Sky King
Bugs Bunny
Magilla Gorilla
Bullwinkle
Pete Smith
Inside Sports
K.C
Sox
America
Speedway
Jim Walter
World of Sports
Funtstones
All Star Wrestling
Amos
Andy U
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Joey Bishop
Phil Silvers
Hollywood Palace
Defenders
Havana
6 News
Parade
Dixie
Tim
Wally Fowler
Andy
Peter Gunn
Christopher Program
Sea Hunt
Oral Roberts
Discovery
Homestead
U.S.A
CBS Sports
Bronco
Yancy Derringer
Twentieth Century
Restless Gun
Speedway International
20Th Century
Meet the Press
Maverick
Outlaws
Bill Dana
Dragnet
Empire
World of Color
Ed Sullivan
Grindl
Brenner
Bonanza
du Pont
Harry Reasover
CBS News
Firadse
Ace News
Dallas
Rue Morgue
Deep South
Griffin
Westinghouse
Bank & Church Sts
Dairy Lotte
W. Moulton
Valley Lumber and Supply Company
11Th
4Th Ave
RCA Victor
New Vista
BPOE
First Avenue
N.E. Decatur, Alabama
Sherman Powell
Comet
Daytona
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