Bears Dedicate 1964 Season To Dead Teammates
Chicago Bears players pledged to honor Willie Galimore and John Farrington after a fatal auto crash near Rensselaer Indiana. Coach George Halas led a somber practice as the team mourned and prepared for the season. Funeral services were planned in their home cities. their widows face shock and travel challenges.
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Hall of Fame Fete honors seven new members at Cooperstown
Hall of Fame ceremonies in Cooperstown honor seven inductees including Appling Manush Grimes and Faber. The event featured a Mets versus Senators exhibition at Doubleday Field, with Senators winning 6-4. President Johnson sent a congratulatory telegram.
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Williams to Undergo Surgery for Nerve Compression
Ted Williams, last .400 hitter, will have surgery at New England Baptist Hospital to relieve nerve pressure from a fractured disc. He has been hospitalized since July 12 and is listed among notable sports figures facing medical issues amid a busy 1964 tennis and golf context.
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Boggs Cards Fifth Ace In Blair Park Hole
Veteran golfer Marvin Boggs, famed City and Enterprise Classic champion, scored his fifth hole in one yesterday at Blair Park on a 300 yard par 4. He lofted a 4 wood onto the green and into the cup while paired with Don Smith and James Smith.
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Hutchinson in hospital as Reds open series with Braves
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson, 44, is hospitalized at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati for tests after experiencing back pains. The Reds, bidding for the National League pennant, opened a three game series in Milwaukee with an 11-2 win over the Braves as coach Dick Sisler led the team in Hutchinson’s absence.
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Yankees Move To The Front
Yankees surge back atop the American League with a 3-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels as Ralph Terry fires a seven-hit shutout in his first start since June. Elston Howard and Roger Maris provide key run support, Maris homering for the 15th time, while Fred Newman absorbs the loss. Cincinnati defeats Milwaukee 11-2 as Jim Maloney earns his 10th win.
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Carlton To Coach Shrine Bowl Staff Named For NC All Stars
CHARLOTTE AP A three member staff headed by Everett Shu Carlton of Gastonia was named to coach the North Carolina all stars in the Shrine Bowl in Charlotte. Assistant coaches will be Gene Causby and George Thompson. The game features selected high school seniors from North and South Carolina. Funds from ticket sales go to the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children at Greenville, S C. Carlton, 43, has a 170-28-6 regular season record with Gastonia’s Ashley High, and previously coached Kings Mountain programs. He played at Duke in 1942-43 and after World War II at Lenoir Rhyne.
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Morganton native Causby coaches Kinston teams six years
PRS Causby a Morganton native and Catawba College graduate was an assistant at Salisbury High two years before going to Goldsboro in 1960. He has coached Kinston's Grainger High School teams for six years and led the 1963 Northeastern Center- Dence co champion team. Monday results note scattered games and standings across the league.
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Sugar Ray Robinson and Art Hernandez Fight Ends Draw in Omaha
Veteran Sugar Ray Robinson of New York and rising contender Art Hernandez fought to a 10 round draw at Omaha City Auditorium. The middleweight bout Monday night featured a close scoreless stretch and exchanges, keeping both fighters unbeaten in the region.
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