Hurlers Again Dominate City Softball Action
Hurlers led the league as Wheeler Realty, First Covenant Church and others posted wins in a busy city softball night. Key pitchers Ray Di and Kruger worked steadily while Saunder and NoriFirar contributed timely hits in a compact, high‑scoring program.
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Whealer Realty
Ray di
Covenant Church
Methodist
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Monforlpiece Cownant
Vince Erie
Chuck NoriFirar
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Don Rupp
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Sofubatisi Club
First Chuch
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Moisfori Packing
First Covenant Church
Gorgan’s Foods
Campus Pharmacy
Parr Company
Saiders Equipment
Trinity’ Leleran
Wharler Healty
Max Kroegar
Mark Rodriguez
Whitter
Ant. Kruger
Hitle
Indians Halt Bears in Three Straight, Narrow Win
The Indians beat the Bears to extend their win streak to three as Seattle Rainiers split a doubleheader with Hawaii Islanders. San Diego and Tacoma won big. Rainier relief stifled Hawaii in the nightcap while San Diego topped Tacoma 3-2. Indianapolis halted Denver’s three-game streak 8-1. Oklahoma City beat Dallas. Rain washed out Arkansas at Salt Lake and Spokane at Portland.
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Hawaii
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Portland
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Jack Hiatt
San Diego
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Dick Estelle
Bill Wands
Hands
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Indianap Times
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Canada
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New Orleans
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Peter Schmidt
Toronto
Los’ Angeles
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San Pedro
Calif
Alpohitechings
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Danny Kid
Philippines
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Metropolitan
Greyhound Track Aims for $20 Million Wagering Total
The Mile High Kennel Club opens its 41 night greyhound race meeting with a target wagering handle of $20 million. President Cit Dewhurst predicts the figure could be surpassed as larger pools attract more bets. The track introduces a new two-race system offering free bets and aims to boost attendance and wagering this spring.
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Mite High Kennel Club
Cit Dewhurst
Murphy Smashes World 10,000 Meter Record
Murphy set a world 10,000 meter mark at the Oreos Heyward Field meet amid rain and mud. The performance highlighted a strong NCAA meet with Michigan State and Montana runners contending for titles as records and trial standings shifted under wet conditions.
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Krown
Montana
Jones
Michigan State
Oreos Heyward
Preston Jackson Minnis
Ed Roberts
Line College
Quior Herved
Gene Gurute
San Jose
Spartans
Clifton Mayfeld
Genursl
Gbiv
Peak Hill Climb Winner Signs For 1964 Race
Lavnis Unser of Manited Springs signed to compete in the annual Peak Hill Climb set for July 4. Unser, a notable winner with multiple early records, aims for a seventh triumph, continuing a family legacy as Bobby Unser holds consecutive victory records. The race, a fixture since 1929, marks its 2nd edition under renewed interest.
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Lavnis Unser
Unser
Manited Springs
Mnser
Bobby
Bras
Minor League Scores Mixed Across Pacific Coast League
Oklahoma City tops Dallas 6 to 4 while Seattle drops to 4 and 1 in the two games listed. Hawaii loses 6 to 1 in Indianapolis over Denver, San Diego trails Tacoma 2 to 10 in ten innings, and Spokane at Portland was rained out. Arkansas visits Salt Lake as Saint International League sees Torgia beat Richmond 4 to 3. Atlanta defeats Rochester 3 to 2 and Syracuse 2 to 1 over Jacksonville. Buffalo at Columbus and Fort Worth 4 versus San Antonio 1a Fort Worth 4.
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Seattle
Hawaii
Indianapolis
Denver
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Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Arkansas
Salt Lake
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Torgia
Richmond
Atlanta
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Ubaguemue
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Owaloma
Tadianisnotis
Peruana
Sin Dieux Cryed Beattie
Syckane
Priday
Dalles
Arkanses
Tyner
McAteer Leading Britain’s Team in Nigeria Visit
Gordon McAteer appoints as Britain’s point man guiding UK delegation to Nigeria. The Associated Press report notes McAteer’s role and the Nigeria trip aims amid diplomatic engagements.
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England
Gordon McAteer
Britain
Tommy Atkins
Nigeria
Rams Sign Back Willie Brown in N F L Draft
The Los Angeles Rams signed halfback Willie Brown as their third round pick. Brown starred at the University of Southern California and will be used at end or flanker back. Ram coach Harland Svary disclosed Brown, who played for the New York Giants as a defensive tackle, was the 16th overall pick in the 1963 season.
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Shoat
Aiuck
Dérpensen
Don McLaughtin
Manuel Tuyres
Morefort
Farr
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Wain Haskell
Garry Ewing
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Fred Maestas
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Football Corp plans to arrange NFL players appearances and deals
Preston Carpenter of the Pittsburgh Steelers announced Football Corporation’s aim to assist NFL players with appearances and endorsements, saying the firm will service many players and not simply boost top salaries. Alabama basketball co-captains named Charlie Perry and Boden Drew. USC’s Bodden edged Vinny Giles to reach semis. others advanced as bracket actions continued.
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Football Corporation’ of America
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Alabama
Charlie Perry
Covington
Bodendrews
Bridgeport,j
Cardinals Sign Tackles In Pro Football Moves
ST LOUIS AP reports the St Louis Cardinals signed offensive tackles Irv Goore and Ernie McMillan along with their replacement Bob Reynolds on Thursday.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Ernie i McMillan
Bob Reynolds
Academy Vautier Injured in Meet
In Eugene Oregon AP reports Academy Vautier sustained injuries during a track meet as pole vaulter Erickson cleared 13 feet but failed on a later attempt. The article notes the event involved Air Force roster changes and opening trials with unclear captions.
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Ore
Jim Erie
Air Force
Pole Sauller
Ajet
Erickson
Packers Open Rodeo Finals and College Contests
Douglas Wyoming AP reports the collegiate rodeo finals begin with early rides and qualifying rounds at the State Fairgrounds. Seventeen top cowboys and cowgirls from U.S. colleges compete across events led by Buil Johnston Casper College and Ned Londa Lamar with times and scores noted in preliminary leaders. Meanwhile the Packers of the Rocky Mountain League schedule league play at Frederick against Tri Town and a Boulder exhibition against Collegiates.
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Casper
Labour Saulsberry
New Mexico State
Saconds
Gilh Lloyd
Sherrett Overt
Sul Russ
Dave Freeman
California Poly Tech
Fiolts
Ed Pickering
Colorado State University
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Lamar
Colo
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Brigham Young
Jim Waitren
California
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Wyoming
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Arizona
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New Mexico
Menfort Packers
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Tri-Town
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Boulder
Coltegians
Hk Calle
Marquette
Fickle
Bob Mayes
Hierita Agalihen
Gileres
America
Hue Bent
Cate Marri
Abilene Christian
York
Roche Serts
Trinidad
Brown
Morphy
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Hessian
Monfort Triumphs in Unlikely Victory Amid Confusing Play
A garbled report notes Monfort securing a win on a Saturday with Paul Moke at bat and Eddie Byergill and Tarry Duokie involved. The text references Nas 4 AML records and a Friday or Sunday mismatch, leaving several names and actions unclear.
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Forest
Pettig
Paul Moke
Monfort
Eddie Byergill
Monfart
Tarry
Davis Cupper Warned Against Writing During Wimbledon
London AP reports Davis Cup player Sangater warned he may be barred from Wimbledon if he writes for a Sunday newspaper during the tournament. His first article is due to appear Sunday.
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Mike Sangater
Sangater
Suntoy
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