Mets Rally to Beat Colts 7-4 in Seven Inning Rally
New York Mets surged for five runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Colts 7-4. Key plays included a double by Jesse Gonder and a run-scoring hit by George Allman, with timely hits from Rusty Staub and others as Houston yielded.
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Nellie Foy
Feaifing
Ed Reanepool
Jesse Gonder
M White
Rusty
Joe Christopher
George Allman
Rounder
Kanepeol
Broughen
Coupatete
Lie
Phillies edge Dodgers 4 3 in tense Philadelphia win
Ran Perrenaski walked Wes Covington with the bases loaded in the seventh, forcing in the winning run as Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 4 3. Dodger starter Phil Ortega failed early and Jim Brewer took the loss after allowing two runs in relief.
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Philadelphia
API
Perrenaski
Wes Covington
Philadelphia’ Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Perranoshi
Dodger
Jim Brewer
Dookie Rojas
Rickie Allen
Johnny Cuttison
Dodgers
Ken McMullen
Frank Howart
Phil Ortega
John Kerrnstein
Ruben Amaro
Henpelt
Cookie Rojas
Amaro
Brewer
Los Angeles
Phila
Ortega, Brewer
Perranloski
Camulu
Bennett Roebuck
Dalrymple
Nicandos
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L—Brewer
Bosox Owner Urges Teams to Gamble
Boston owner Charles A. Yawkey argues teams must take risks to stay alive, saying clubs can no longer rely on one or two stars for a living. He criticizes past practices of selling top players to balance finances and calls for bolder moves in early seasons.
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Yawke
British fighter Chaneley defeats Lane in title bid
British lightweight Charley Chaneley dominated Ronny Lane at Wembley Stadium, earning a referee’s decision in front of about 8,000 fans. Lane led 3-2 on the cards after nine rounds, while Chaneley’s triumph solidifies his hold as a top contender in the division. The bout’s official card was not disclosed by the Associated Press.
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Loscom
Dave Chaneley
Ronny Lane
Vlamared Wort
Carlos Ortie
Charley
Lover Lane
Comtender
Muskegon
Mich
Jatonr Wembles Stadium
Andy Sith
Ross
Red Sox owner Yawkey eyes gamble on young players
In early days J. Yawkey built a star-filled roster by buying minor league clubs and signing teens with potential. He recounts purchasing Lofty Grove for 125000 and stars like Foxx and Manush, then notes the shift to independent teams dwindling as major leaguers own top players. He cites 1946 pennant hopes and a sixth-place current standing as why team age gambles are needed.
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Hih
Red Sox
Yawkey
Lofty Grove
Sinmg Foxx
Jhe Crowi
Litinie Manush
2 Cramer
Duz Vosnit
Higgins
Attar
Washeeva
Book by John Bunn Published New Basketball Guide
John Bunn, former Colorado State College coach, has released Basketball Techniques and Team Play from Prentice Hall. The 173-illustration text presents his scientific approach to teaching basketball and features CSC players photographed by Bob Waters.
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Brincane
Colorado State College
Beareagers
Givers of
Kansas
Stanfal'l
Springfield College
Wassachusetts
Bunn
Stafford
Hank Luisetti
Weig
National Association of Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame
Treasrer
United States of America
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NCAA
Federation
Banncone
CSC
Bob Waters
CSO
Dennis Biehl
bin Traele
Rod Holst
Dan, Motvaney
Jerry Ratliff
Tuna
Wilten
William R. Ross
Th. Ross
University of Kansas
Stanford University
District BPAA Tourney Set Sat Sunday
The 1964 Northern Colorado District BPAA handicap tournament will run Saturday and Sunday at Bowlorado Lines with 47 teams entered. Qualifying scores determine state tournament eligibility. Lucky Strike Lanes Loveland led with 4270, while Maurice Brown misses due to an injured hand.
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Bowlorado Lines
Ith
Strike Lanes
Loveland
Bawlorado
Maurice Brown
Starlite
Columbine Bowl
Columbine No. 4
Mohnson Takiami
Columbine Ant
Salon
Raton
Greeley
Eaton
S Coveland
Fort Collins
Stave’ Ling
Rally Dumps Denver in ninth for Portland win
Arkansas beat Denver 8 to 7 in the bottom of the ninth to move atop the Pacific Coast League standings as Oklahoma City faded after Seattle’s 6 to 2 victory. Bill Sorcell cleared the bases with a two out single, while Seattle’s Rainiers claimed their fifth straight win.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Denver
Witkin
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Innning
Arkanags
Tio Rans
Bill Sorcell
Fred Holmes
Rainiers
Jim Beanchamp
Homer
Portland
Dallas
San Diego
Iuit
Spokane
Hawai
Tacoma
Chica Salmon
Pactland
Beavers
Kim Coates
Coates
San Digge
Tony Peres
Cui Bvery
Jack Hiatt
Tawait
Deaths and Munerals notice collage across cities and names
Obituary notices list numerous individuals including a Baldwin, Baros, and Keener families with survivors across Colorado and California. Services are scheduled at Adamson Memorial Chapel and other local churches, with cremation and multiple next of kin named. The item compiles deaths, survivors, and funeral arrangements across several towns.
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Halunin
Simuel Baldwin
Lacerne
Elsie "Mckinnes
Lucerne
Maggie Ausanen
Chetom
Missouri
Walter Baldwin
Sacramento
Calif
Nrsa Gartrude Pooly
Lag Hersh
Calt
Xela Baldwin
Gresley
Mya
Myrtle van Avker
Laurel
Neb
Adamson
Fragments From a Rural Church Page in New Mexico
Unclear OCR notes mention Ford and Evans, 12 percent, Thursday reference, Church events, and Brang Cemetery. The fragment hints at rural community notices including cemetery or church-related items in a New Mexico setting.
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Ford
Evans
Servines
Thraday
Brang Cemetery
Reds Rally For Ninth Inning Win Over Braves
Cincinnati overcome Milwaukee with four runs in the eighth and one in the ninth to beat the Braves 7 to 5. Marty Keough pinch hit for Bill McCool and doubled to start the decisive rally. After Vada Pinson was walked, Deron Johnson drove in the go ahead run with a first pitch single, and Frank Robinson added another to cap the late comeback.
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Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Reds
Marty Keough
Bill McCool
Vada Pinson
Deron Johnson
Frank Robinson
Pinson Avith
Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Jay
Metcol
jDuren
Edwards
Spahn
Sadhowski
Torre
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Sachowski
Air Force ASU shift series to Phoenix arena
The Arizona State University and Air Force Academy baseball series, long delayed, will move to Phoenix due to scheduling and league needs. The change involves transfers of players and adjustment of game dates, with the series framing the NCAA context.
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ASU
Phoenix
Air Force Academy
Colo
Arizona State University
Boston
NCAA
Ahoenix
Mack Yoho
Buffalo
Yoho
Ari
Iona State
Bills
Lethal
Omaha
Pirates edge Giants 3 1 behind Sob Veale shutout
Pitsburgh southpaw Sob Veale limited San Francisco to five hits in a 3-1 win. Davenport plated the Pittsburgh run in the fifth as Veale earned his third win against the Giants this season. Veale improved to 3-3 with Hendley 4-4-4 taking the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Veale
San Frantisey
Tuesday Niight
Giants
Secon
San Francisco
Reo Dim Davenport
Grant
San Fran
Jeading
Shaw
Cransiadle Veale
Pagliaroni
McFarlane
W—Veale
L—Hendley
Cubs 5 Cards 2 in Pueblo gridder notes and coaching ties
AP reports a Cubs 5 to 2 win over the St Louis Cardinals with notes on Gene Williams, Hochevar and a Pueblo State College tie. The piece mentions Englewood High and coaching roles in football and basketball, plus August dates for a stipend.
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Hochevar
Inglis
Hemer
Englewood
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pueblo
Gene Hoe
Williams
Hom Hewar
Colorado State College
Curtietall
Plateng Positon
Engtewood High
St Lewis BO
Chisago
Dimmons
Taylor
Shantz
McCarver
Jackson
Staller
Walachsa
L-Sin
Bagree
Poble Catholic High
Mizzou to Meet St. Louis U in Playoffs
Missouri's Big Eight champion and St. Louis U the Missouri Valley titlist prepare for an NCAA Fifth District playoff best of three scheduled after rain stalled action last week. If the first game winner advances to the College World Series in Omaha the district playoff format allows a rainout to push the decisive game to follow the second.
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API
Missouri
St. Louis U
Ray Wauthier
Census State
Omaha
Wauthier
Mesa College and Miami-Dade Set For Junior College Final
Mesa College of Grand Junction faces Miami-Dade College of Florida in the finals of the National Junior College Baseball Tournament. Miami-Dade, undefeated, could clinch the crown. Mesa College seeks an upset. Earlier, Miami-Dade defeated Blinn to reach the final, while Wingate finished fourth and Blitz ended third.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Mesa
Miami-Dade
Flo
Mega
Blinn
Brenham
Tex
Texas
Wingate
Bling
Wingase
Fund Begun for Leamer's Return to Pa
Hollidaysburg area residents organize a fundraiser for Leamer, the Bryn Mawr College? No, football star from Colorado State College. He suffered a winter hospital stay after a car crash near Bert Collins and is slated for transfer to Pittsburgh for air transport and ambulance transfer. Family expects high expenses, with donors asked to send checks to CSC.
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Tvukey
Bert Collins
Hollidaysturg
Leamers
Hollidaysburg
Blair Press
Lea ‘Mee
James. Laamer
Pittburgh
Jefferson County
Colo
Colorado State
Orientalist Set to Face Dancer in Belmont Stakes Duel
In New York AP reports Orientalist joins a list of challengers to Northern Dancer in the Belmont Stakes field. Dancer eyeing a Triple Crown bid as Hill Rise and others contest the $125,000 Aqueduct prep. Jockeys include Betza aboard Orientalist as the Canadian bred contender seeks glory in the 146th running.
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Mleveny
Eil
Wainey
Dancer
Northern Dancer
Helmont
Aquel
Belmont
Job Gal
Connarbreall
Darby Dan Farm
Taylige Call
Swaps
Oriental Iwinner
Hill Rise
Hirauis Betza
Liston Seeks WBA Reinstatement After Denver Arrest
World Boxing Association president Ed Lassman said Sonny Liston has applied for reinstatement in the WBA ratings after his Denver arrest on reckless driving and carrying a concealed weapon. The charges were disposed of with a $600 fine and a 30 day suspended sentence. Lassman will poll members to decide if Liston can rejoin the rankings soon.
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Miami] Beach
Ed Lassman
World Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
WBA
Liston
Denver
Lassman
GCC Men's Championship Opens With Month-Long Format
The 1964 GCC championship begins with ten first-round flights and a June 10 completion target. Defending champ Tate Anderson headlines a field including 13 fights, as golfers face rounds through June 1 and a finals date set for late June.
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Greeley
Neaday
Roine i Galfers
GOG
Dick Rillehos
Tate Ty Anderson
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