Finsterwald Wins Speedway Festival Tourney in 3 Years
In Indianapolis Finsterwald clinched his first tournament victory in three years at the Speedway Festival Tournament closing at 238. The win lifts him to sixth on the PGA money list this season with New Orleans Open last April cited. Bobby Nichols and Julius Borchard are among rivals, while Fred Hawkins opened strong and faded after a late tee drive mishap.
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Associated Preas Sports Wester
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Julius Boru
Tony Lema
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Aine
Fred Hawking
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Hyve
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Hawkins
Ailee
Porrive
Ariz State track team plans boycott of AAU nationals meet
Arizona State University track and field officials say they will not attend the AAU nationals in St Louis this June unless the federation grants certain meet protections. The protest threatens two national qualifiers as athletes risk loss of chances for Moscow battles and a Russian-American invitational.
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Tempe
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Unveriy
Lemon Baldy Castille
Tradisod Field Federation
Surinter
Art
Quatrermiler
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Iun
Moscow
Gaslully
Eastern College Atiletic
Wilms
St. Louis
Aamoad
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Williams
Sports Briefs from Los Angeles and Beyond
Unclear fragments report on injuries and results across multiple venues. Mentions include a player with a broken collarbone from an accident during a chase, plus several horse racing and equestrian outcomes with varied purses and placements. Names and places are garbled, but reference to Walker Cup, British Amateur, and Roosevelt Raceway appear amid scattered race results.
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Los Angeles
Joe Conruuguant
See
Soleinuin Syolis
Pesta ST. Andrems
Scotland
United States
Lidbton Harris
Sil Mater
Ohis
Pat Crate
Jancentown
York
Joneuta
Oeve Water
Stemmbith Park
Washington Park
Macteas
Westaury
Moosevelt
Naver
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Service and Interment Details
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries announces services for Wark Aing of 1412 13th Ave. A funeral service will be held Wednesday at St. Paul's Congregational Gluren, with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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St. Pal's Congregational Gluren
Sunset Memorial Gabluts
U.S. Golfers Lead In British Tourney
U S amateurs dominated the British Amateur Championship with a late one hole victory by a Stillwater, Oklahoma, student, as Walker Cup contenders held leads in the seventh round.
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U.S
Associated Press
Scotland
United States
Stillwater
Federation Aims to Wreck AAU Team Cited by Official
A veteran AP Sports writer reports AAU officials claim federation efforts threaten college athletes and the national meet. The piece cites pressure to bar college players from the U S team bound for Russia, naming figures like Cuppers Dick Sikes and C.K. Yang as key names in the contested selection.
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Morin
Associated Press
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ASU
Federalio
Mobaelller
Dick Sikes
St. Lawis
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Fuli
Russia
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Salvesen
Scotland
Ups de Pinky Sober
Uy Amiuilment Ith Hossitiege Athleley
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Ayith
Ken Bowden
Eidraw College
Iland
Dowling Gray
Jo Hams
Odstan
America
Sal
Bushnell
Janhallan College
AAW
Onelt College
C.K. Yang
Yang
U.S
Missouri Bombs St Louis in First of Three Series
Keith Weber limited St Louis to five hits as Missouri scored 13 runs in the opener of a best of three baseball set. Missouri Valley champion now 16-0 in early action. St Louis drops to 7-11 with final line 16 13 2. Gogg GT, Weber, Szeik, Hennessy, Ritchie, Uriple, McLeod noted in box score with Schmidt and Gogg.
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Keith Weber
Missouri
Tnis
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Serpin Pase
Dave Ritchie
Mike Uriple
Whird
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Ohn Szeik
Don Hennessy
Norm
Diedrich
Mike McLeod
Bill Schmidt
Joe Gogg
Michigan Walks Out of WBA Over Ortiz-Lane Fight
Michigan formally ends World Boxing Association membership and urges other states to follow. The move follows long running disputes over sanctioning authority between AAU and federation aligned with college athletes and MacArthur era agreements. Officials cited control disputes and sought new guidance from MacArthur to resolve federation moves.
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Sober
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Larson
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Daley
Asley
Ame Ortie Lane Lille Light
New York
Foreign athletes begin training at Colorado State University
Athletes from 18 countries began an intensive track and field program at Colorado State University under Sports International and State Department auspices led by Fred Wilt. The event blends coaching for future competition and coaching in field events, with participants from Indonesia Chile Ecuador Israel Jamaica and more.
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Sports International
United States
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Bergmont
Tex
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el Salvador
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Stoke
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Fine
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Haseena
Five Write Lessons RW YORE APE 6
Fragmented OCR text lists names Gallirae feysrbthils Taek Burke Byer Medea Jahyny Rowalt Maryan Verton with scattered terms and initials. The readable portion lacks a cohesive event or clear outcome to summarize beyond a set of personal names and jumbled phrases.
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Yore Ape
Gallirae Feysrbthils
Taek Burke Vtz
Byer Medea
Jahyny Rowalt
Maryan
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Mug i
Major League Baseball Schedule and Results Highlights
Today's arm of the Majors includes Milwaukee at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Chicago, and Los Angeles at Houston with several games postponed or rescheduled. Standings show New York leading the American League with wins and losses. notable results include Kansas City 4 Minnesota 1 and Chicago 4 Las Ar. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Los Angeles, Detroit at Cleveland, and New York at Baltimore with several crossconference pairings on Wednesday.
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San Francisco
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Farrell Led Dodgers in 2-1 Loss on 2-Hitter
Houston pitcher Farrell blanked Los Angeles through the first 11 before Ron Fairly walked and Drysdale followed by walks. Dodgers managed two runs late but fell 2-1 as Farrell earned his fifth win against six losses.
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Ron Fairly
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White Sox Blank Angels 4-0 as Fisher Shuts Out Angels
Chicago White Sox pitcher Fisher blanked the Los Angeles Angels 4-0. Wickersham teamed with Turley to drive in runs, Ed Williams and Wojcik contributed, while Pascual struggled for the Angels. The win tightens the Sox’s hold near the AL lead, with Orioles and Yankees in pursuit.
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Ight
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Dute
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Sox
Xangig City
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el Cunningham
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Twins
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Hillside Swim Club Announces Summer Schedule and Open Pool Hours
Hillside Swim Association outlines the 1964 summer plan with a 1:30 p.m. Thursday organizational meeting at Hillside pool. The pool opens at noon daily for the season and runs until 8 p.m. Open swimming follows, with registration, testing, and class sessions arranged for the coming two days.
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Hillside Community Swimming Assn
Hillside
Probable Pitchers Preview From The Associated Press
Probable pitchers listed for multiple games include New Wink at Cleveland with Beleab mare and Chicago B miardt. Minnesota at Kansas City features Perry. Boston at Washington shows Wilson. and other NL matchups mention San Vrareisen nord, WWeach Mlacksad, Jing cAmgetes Muth, and Miguoker Honey among named players.
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Diy Nomes Coher
Trotting Since 1873 Ten 300 Games
Fragmentary text references a trotting history from 1873 and mentions a series of 300 games or attempts. Readable entities include partial names and places, but the source text is garbled with many unreadable segments. The fragment hints at a long-running trotting tradition and potential archival notes.
Zephyrs Name Paul Hoffman Gen Manager
Baltimore based Zephyrs roster notes list Paul Hoffman as general manager amid confusion over local leadership changes and team direction. Report mentions potential moves and affiliations with college or league structures, with scattered references to schedules and regional divisions.
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Zephyrs
Paul Hoffman
Stars Triumph Amid Tight AL Race With Yankees Hype
The Stars edged Low Mwelos to pull Chicago within five percentage points of the American League lead the Yankees. Batting highlights featured Snub and Wittenman as Monston’s ace pitching stifled the opposition. Wall-like notes mention Woodkeers extending a fifth straight streak, though the fragment remains unclear on full context.
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Associated Press
Indie Fisher
Fouhit Shulnut
Low Mwelos
Chicago
York Yankewes
Batiing—Riaty Snub
Leaene
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Detroit Boston Clintonville
The Associated Press reports exhibition baseball results with Detroit beating St Louis Cineinmatia and Boston defeating Milwaukee with close final scores and scattered bag details.
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