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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
10
In a pitchers duel, Bob Sadecki bested Juan Marichal 1-0 as the Cardinals remained atop the league. Charley James opened with a single and the decisive run scored on a fourth inning single.
Marty eelgh delivered the decisive run with an eighth inning single to lift the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Relievers Ryne Duren and Bil Henry preserved the win for Jim O'Toole, who improved to five and seven.
Detroit battered Minnesota with Denny McLain earning the win as he scattered seven hits through seven innings. Demeter and Preehsw paced the attack with a pair of RBIs apiece, while the Tigers built an early lead and withstood a late charge from the Twins.
Washington defeated Kansas City 5-1 in the nightcap as Tom Cheney pitched a complete game and Mike Brumley delivered a decisive triple in the eighth. Chuck Hinton collected three hits in both games, boosting his average to .380 as the Senators completed a doubleheader sweep for the first time this season after a 4-1 win in the opener.
In the nightcap Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass threw the Pirates' first shutout of his major league career, four hits allowed over nine innings to edge Philadelphia 3 0. Earlier Richie Allen homered for Philadelphia in a 4 1 loss to the Pirates. The Phillies had snapped a four game skid by winning the opener 4 8 as Allen drove in three including a homer in the eighth, but Pittsburgh's Lynch hit a three run shot in the seventh to seal the win.
Gilcrest announces a summer swimming program for junior students, transporting them to Brighton Thursday morning for eight weeks. Principal Joe B Stockton urges attendance at 9:30 am with health certificates, as supervision duties are assigned to Molly and Weld County United Fund members.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Jim Beatle and Frank Taylor with scattered places such as New York England and California. The passage lacks coherent events or context to form a full, factual item suitable for a headline or summary.
Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs chases the major league 400 hit milestone as he nears 26. AP reports on his pursuit amid a chaotic game where Williams and his Cubs team beat Baltimore 9 to 5 in a doubleheader. The piece compares him to Willie Mays and Ted Williams, noting Williams 400-era chatter and his 406 average near the eve of his upcoming birthday with teammates McNally Stock Haddix Hall and Brown among those cited.
Outdoor tips describe drying a tent with a small fire away from the opening and using aluminum foil screen, plus advice on waterproofing nets with linseed oil. The fragment mentions cans, worm gear, and improvised gear, with unclear names and dates.
In a 1 for 3 deal Baltimore Bullets sent Bailey Nowell and others to Detroit Pistons as part of a major roster turnover promised after last season. Detroit exchanged Howell Dan Ohi Bob Ferry and picks including a fourth rounder for Les Dischinger Wally Jones and disjointed terms amid a hectic NBA trade.
Scattered fragments describe NBA All Star talk and team chatter around Houston Colt 452, Bullets, and Pistons, with mentions of executive comments, player averages, and possible All Star outcomes. The chaotic text also touches football and hockey notes, including Bears trade chatter and regional standings.
Reading shows scores for Los Angeles Cleveland Boston New York Detroit Minnesota Chicago Baltimore and Washington plus pending games in several matchups. Listings include final results and upcoming fixtures across multiple cities with several transcription errors.
USAC directors voted to study adopting a three liter maximum engine for championship cars to align with European Grand Prix rules after a fatal Indy 500 crash. The plan would shift USAC engines to a 83 cubic inch displacement and apply from Jan 1, 1987, with European racers also moving to the standard soon after. A spring review will assess fuel safety and tank design.
District and division matchups listed for Legion baseball with games in Cheyenne Greeley Boulder Loveland La Salle Kersey and Eaton. Wednesday and Thursday slots show times around 3 30 pm to 8 pm with several non district and district games across multiple sites.
In Omaha the top ranked Missouri crushed Arizona State 2-0 behind Keith Weber's seventh inning shutout to end ASU's 11 game slide. Southern California, defending NCAA champion, edged Mississippi 3-2 in a tense late contest as Weber fanned eight and escaped jams with stellar defense.
The Cleveland Indians announced they have signed 19 year old infield prospect Ralph Michael H Gagliano of Memphis, brother of Phil Gagliano. Details on contract terms were not disclosed. The signing adds depth to the organization’s minor league system as the team builds for future seasons.
Mississippi basketball moves to a new Coliseum with 3,000 seat limit for the University Gyre, the old arena. The new Coliseum will seat 51,000? fans for the 1965 66 season.
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