Colorado Springs College Withdraws from Conference Football
Faculty representatives of the Rocky Mountain Conference vote to allow Colorado Springs College to withdraw from conference football while remaining in the RMC for other sports. Effective September 1964, the decision follows a request to leave football participation but stay in the conference for non football competition.
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Gunntun
Ascom Ald
Wwlthdrering
Rocky Moustaig Center
Becaue
Ooket
Ing
Ure
Colorado Springs College
RMC
Palmer Pars Extra Hole Wins Thunderbird Classic
Palmer Pars Extra Hole wins Thunderbird Classic as Detroit and Malaane show strong baseball interest in New Mea Runs Detroit line. Abbeys Allison Minnexola and Pear ly College draw attention. Bears seek doubles and teams like Minnesota and Boston factor in. Yastrzemski and Pow named in RAC ruling context amid mixed college and city ties.
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Palmer
Americas
Akimugh
Lorena
Kaler
Detroit
Malaane
Boston
New Mea
Kalice
Mintenta
Ovaloresce
Rune
Kaline
NCAA Head Accepts AAU Peace Offer
NCAA president Robert F. Ray rejects the clash with AAU head Louis and proposes a conference between the AAU and the US Track and Field Federation. Ray, at Iowa, says the NCAA is one member of several federations including track and field, gymnastics, basketball and baseball. The AAU remains centered in a broader federation dispute.
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NCAA
Jim van Valkensurg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Robert F. Ray
Louis
Amahetic Union
U.S. ‘Track and Field Federation
Ray
Ube University of Iowa
Fisher
Ube Nation 8 Collegiate Athletic Association
Organizan
National Reds Sweep Mets in Doubleheader rout
Cincinnati overwhelmed New York 11-5 and 10-3 in a Sunday doubleheader to even the four game series. Reds totaled 24 hits in the opener with John Edwards driving a multi run rally and Vada Pinson contributing two runs. Mets pitchers were chased after four innings in the nightcap as Cincinnati piled up offense and took the doubleheader.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
I Threat
O Palmer
Harrison
Palmer
King
South Africa
Thunderbird
Gary Player
Beilliault
Slim Paul Harney
Ben Rogan
Pion
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Powar
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Harney
Anne Eruchi
Cincinnati
Craig
Reds
New York Mets
Mets
John Edwards
New York
Inel Jackson
Vada Pinson
Irving
Pirates subdue Cardinals as McBean homers in nightcap
In St Louis on June 16 1967 Al McBean hit a homer and led the Pirates past the Cardinals 4-3 in the second game while the Reds beat the Redbirds earlier 7-3. Cincinnati's pitchers shut down St Louis with timely hits and strong relief efforts.
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Reds
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Savage
Altman
Javier
Jnson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
San Francisco
Pinson
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Phillies rally to split twin bill with Braves
Philadelphia Phillies erupt for three runs in the nightcap to salvage a doubleheader split with Milwaukee 7 4 and end the Braves four game string. Don Demeter starts the comeback with a double, Jim Lemon and Oldis drive in two, Amaran moves onbase and scores the eventual winner on Tony Gonzalo single.
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Sulwaukee
Philadelphia Phillies
Francisca
Tecoma
Witlhire
Boyle
Gibson
Constable
Jim Campbell
Todgers
Pines
Wally
Cubs and Dodgers Blink Through Erratic Baseball Action
In a tense doubleheader, Philadelphia defeated Milwaukee in extras while Los Angeles blanked Chicago. Sickirymple and Averill spark a Dodger shutout as the Cubs slip past the Padres in a high scoring opener.
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MelLish
Baldsohun
Short
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Funk
Raymond
Crandall
J. Torre
LeMeLish
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Mahaffey
Hippstein
Baldschun
Green
Dal- Nas Angeles
Sickirymple
Averill
Oldis
Willhite
Schneider
Hendley
Ture
Jets
Chicago
Dupas Moyer 15 Rounder At Baltimore Civic Center
Irish style boxing feature reports Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and Denny Moyer of Portland set for a 15 round junior middleweight title bout at the Civic Center in Baltimore. Dupas won a prior decision in New Orleans and both fighters are expected near the 154 pound limit. No TV or radio coverage planned.
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Civic Center
Ralph Jupas
New Orleans
Denny
Deaths and Funerals Notices Partially Readable
Fragmented obituary fragment lists many survivors and locations for Samuel T. Anderson and Andy Trujillo, with multiple family names in Colorado Oklahoma Kansas and Florida. Services and interment details appear garbled but indicate memorial chapel and local cemetery.
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Anderson Samuel T. Anerson
25Th Avenue
Thelma B. Andersson
Seb Andersson
Guymon
Oklahoma
Keith Anerson
Wichita
Kansas
Warren Anderson
Arvada
Duane Andron
Sacramento
Fornia
Wyre Glick
Denver
Verne Foxler
Lakewood
Helen Well
Lamia
Musday
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Net Memorial Gardens
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Obituary Fragments
Fragmented obituary notes list several individuals with partial names and locations in Kansas and surrounding towns. The readable lines mention Mrs Mary Meyer, Mrs Dina Steece, Mrs Theresa Selwymer, and others with unclear spellings and stray ritual phrases. The text remains garbled and does not provide a coherent narrative.
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Mary Meyer
Howeltrome
Molen
Til
Sirah
Sterling
Kan- Hh
Dina Steece
Rdcon
Kansas
Mheresa Seliwymer
Milwanker
Mon Heyhel
Herver
Willan Werhal
Woyeer
Tierkel
Ferdi
Wind Terkel
Teriach
Mie Solinsz
Ality
Reon
Ami
Minors League Sunday scores and postponed games
In Richmond and other venues the Minors International League posted Sundays results with Arkansas losing 4 0 to Richmond while Atlanta beat Jacksonville 54 3 2 Rochester defeated Indianapolis and Buffalo 5 3 Syracuse fell 1 2 to Toronto and Columbus 2 7 2 Richmond 3 Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3 extra innings Toronto 4 Columbus 1 Mochester 2 Indianapolis 1 and Atlanta Jacksonville game postponed due to high winds Autilo 7 El Paso 0 Albuquerque San Antonio postponed by high winds
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Jacksonville
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el Paso
Albuxquerque
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World junior welterweight title bout results and Kare Kramer records
Wayne Thornton narrowly outpointed Jose Menno in Manila while Eddie Perkins topped Roberto Cruz in Manila for the world junior welterweight title. Vicente Saldivar stopped Baby Tuts in Mexico City. New York University star Bacryl Kramer set eight school basketball records and tied another with a 29.3 point per game season average.
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Associated Press
New York
Wayne ‘Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Jose Menno
Argentina
Manila
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Mexico City
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Tuts
Cuba
New York University
Bacryl Kramer
Marin and Cawley Lead Southern California to NCAA Track Win
Marin and Cawley sparked Southern California’s victory at the NCAA meet with standout performances. Marin posted a 49.6 in the 440 hurdles and contributed 24 points while Cawley added 18, lifting USC to a dual-team edge. Rex Cawley and Julio Marin dominated the field in key events, though Oregon and Stanford chased behind. The meet highlighted record attempts in pole vault and distance events, with notable efforts from Brian Sternberg and Henry Carr.
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Jack Irwin
Albuquerque
KLM
Ap- 4
Julio
Beao
Joe Marin
Rex Cawley
sectCosta Riva
Alis Williams
Arizona State University
Emily
Sue
Marin
Cawley
Ranford
Oregon
Brian Sternberg
Washington
Arena State
Henry Carr
Carr
Dave Weill
Sanford
Debut for Marin Highlights Dodgers vs Cubs
Star Marin sparked the Dodgers in his major league debut against the Chicago Cubs as 10,024 watched. The left-hander struck out six and allowed two runs in his first game, while Nick Willhite and Wie Zwolak contributed in relief amid a doubleheader sweep over Ballimore.
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Iun
Associated Press
Nick Willhiteshiny
Villanova
Marin Sain
Chicago Cubs
Il Roe
Sis
Dyad
Lisa Bite
Al Barlick To Return To NL Umpire Job
Al Barlick will return to NL umpiring after a brief break following his Sunday resignation. National League president Warren Giles said Barlick and the league cleared up the misunderstanding and Barlick will rejoin his crew in Chicago on the 21st after a few days with family.
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AL Barlick
National League
Warren Giles
Wills al Barlick
Chicago
Farlick
Fred Fleig
Tony
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