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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
10
Obscure memorial notice for Macy Allnutt Mortuaries lists a Wednesday service from a local Baptist church in Joanstown. Names George Jasper Mires and others appear in garbled text as attendees or those remembered.
Denver club figures lead sectional US Open qualifying as Hladarl dominates with a 69 while Novitsky second at Columbine. Other finishers include Jenny Bille and Bill Johnston of Phoenix and Ralph Haddad of Denver with prize money awarded to Bisdorf, Novitsky, Bulla, Johnston, and Haddad.
Wail Hurls sparked the Legion B-Team to an 18-1 victory as the offense dominated early and often. The trailing questions from the fragment suggest a lopsided game with strong pitching and timely hitting propelling the rout.
Maine sophomores led by a standout hitter defeated Minnesota 4 1 in a rain interrupted World Series game. The victory ended Seton Hall’s 13 game win streak while coach Jack Boutterfield praised rookie Ferris amid the shaky relief and weather delay.
Milwaukee Braves defeated Houston 3 to 1 led by two-run homer from Henk Agron in the first inning and key hits by Alou and Taylor. Cloninger pitched effectively as Milwaukee built an early lead and never trailed, with strong defense and timely scoring sealing the win for the Braves.
Dodgers defeated the Reds 2 to 1 as pitching held steady and key hits delivered late. Stars included Koufax on the mound and Roseboro driving in the go ahead run in the sixth, with Cincinnati finally breaking through for a run in the top of the fifth.
MILWALKER Merrill AanewW returns to the Braves from the Cubs to finalize last week’s deal involving Len Gabrielson. Cleveland Indians announce infielder Ralph Michaelene of Memphis, brother of Phil Gapliagin, joins from St Louis. St Louis Cardinals sign Robby Joe Carrad and Sony Rendle. Olmer Buicklett, ex pitcher who claimed the spitball invention, dies at a California nursing home. career with Dodgers era 1905 to 1907. born in Glugco. Cincinnati, Johnson page footnote.
MuU coach Onofrio takes over as head faculty for the Rocky Mountain Coaching Clinic in Greeley after Devine withdraws due to medical threats and voice problems. The Missouri defensive coach, noted for strong line play and a top defense, will headline the event with St Leite coach John Beningto as another presenter.
Fragmented report notes charges tied to Werner's death in a German case. The item mentions a fellowship rally climaxing at 7:30 pm Saturday hosted by a Fellowship of Christian Athletes program with speakers from the Air Force Academy University of Wyoming and local sports figures.
Bevington served as assistant to Pete Newell of San Francisco and to Forddy Andersen at Michigan State. The Associated Press notes Bevington and Gnofrio will lecture twice daily and join buzz sessions. St Louis basketball history includes five national tournament trips and strong season records with notable matchups.
Baseball scores show Cleveland defeating Los Angeles 6 to 3 in a schedule update with Kansas City and other teams listed. The report also includes hotel-like details and night games, followed by a separate item on a Swiss homicide probe involving film director Bogner and ski stars Werner and Henneberger. The latter notes alleged negligence linked to avalanche risks during a documentary shoot near St Moritz.
Alice Mande Hicks of Weld County Nursing Home died recently. She was mother to Adee Husk Hicks and Faye Grindte, with a large extended family including seven grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Services held Wednesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Litt Grove.
Fragmentary obituary listing for Vetter Mortuary Fort Lupton with names such as Ceforada and Henthorn Weta Karluh, noting a service at a Catholic church in Fort Lupton and a cemetery event. Includes scattered garbled lines and misread names from the original notice.
Detroit tops Minnesota 10 5 as Demeter and Cash homer lead the Tigers past the Twins. Cleveland beats Los Angeles 4 0 after overcoming an early deficit with eighth inning power from Wegner and Chance, aided by a tying single from Dick Howser.
AP reports Eddie Mathews of the Milwaukee Braves enduring the worst slump of his career as he sits at .193 with four homers. Tony Luna breaks through in a Thunderbird finish, while Angela Mortimer returns to golf competition aiming for a Wightman Cup spot. Beckenham Open and Congressional matches at the United States Club in Washington follow.
In a chaotic box score filled with typos and scattered names, Mike White of the Houston Colts rises among rookie surprises of 1964. He bats .267 as a four-run eighth inning fuels late rally while Jim King and Don Znimer also homer, marking a flurry of power bursts for a Senators lineup short on consistency.
Baseball’s bonus baby era heats up as Charles Finley acquires Catfish Hunter for 75 000 and Jahany Odum for the same sum amid a wave of high priced teens. Cleveland pays 60 000 for Ralph Gagliano as Minnesota signs Eddie Hill and Tickey Haien while New York Mets bolster depth with several young players. The spree signals teams chasing top prospects following college graduations as the market braces for further big signings.
Montreal AP Bruins bolstered their lineup by trading for Ah McDonald and Reg Fleming from Chicago for veteran Doug Moen. The deal, the NHL’s first major move at the meetings, adds scoring and penalty killing depth as Boston seeks to improve behind Bucyk and Prentice. McDonald is a 190 pound forward with 14 goals and 12 assists last season, Fleming is a 6 foot 180 pound defenseman known for penalty minutes, and Moen spent 11 seasons in Boston with 37 goals and 228 assists in his career.
AP reports at Cheshire Academy Roy Carmanalis, father of 13 year old Ray and 3 year old Tony Campa alla, notes both boys show athletic promise though no major team play yet. Tony recently broke the junior school yard dash record while Ray competes in junior athletics as family pressures toward college and professional links surface.
New York AP reports the AFL launched a pension and insurance plan for players coaches and trainers with five years service retroactive to the league's first year. Joe Foss announced after meeting with Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson and AFL Association president Tom Addison that details will be finalized next month. The plan includes a monthly pension of ten dollars per year of service and a life insurance policy of thirteen thousand dollars per player, with hospitalization coverage on a one month basis for players in the squad changes on September 19. Revenue from championship and All-Star games will fund the plan.
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