A Choice of Assassins By William P. McGivern
On a sunlit Spanish beach Tony Malcolm, a 32 year old man with a violent past, meets a curious girl named Jenny Davis. He reveals a hunger for danger and a sly, conspiratorial charm while probing limits of innocence and secrecy in a tense encounter.
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Johnson Throws Opening Pitch as 1964 Baseball Season Begins
President Lyndon B. Johnson opens the 1964 American League season with the ceremonial first pitch in Washington as the Senators host the Los Angeles Angels. Ken McBride and Claude Osteen start on the mound, with 45,000 in attendance under mild, near 70 degree skies.
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Porch Won't Win Pennant for Athletics Porch Won't Win Pennant for Athletics
The Kansas City Athletics lose 4-2 to St Louis in exhibition play as two home runs decide the结果. The new plyboard porch fence failed to rob the outs and all eight homers of the two game series failed to reach it. George Williams delivered a two run homer for KC while Johnny Lewis hit an inside the park homer for St Louis. Exhibition play also saw Giants beat Cleveland and Twins top Detroit as San Francisco and Minnesota claimed league titles.
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New Baseball Season Opens With Hopes and Predictions
New York AP reports a season kickoff with new faces and a new stadium while Dodgers and Yankees are pegged as World Series favorites. Dodgers at 6-5 to win the NL pennant and Yankees 2-5 to claim the AL. San Francisco, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee top challengers with Minnesota, Chicago, Detroit, and Baltimore as outside rivals.
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Latman trade sends Wagner to Cleveland in ideal move
Pitcher Barry Latman becomes central to a deal that sent power hitter Leon Wagner to Cleveland. The trade reshapes both teams' lineups as Latman joins the challengers while Wagner heads to the Indians.
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Kansas State Coach to Virginia Tech
Howie Shannon, 40, an assistant at Kansas State under M. F. E. Winter since 1954, named head basketball coach at Virginia Tech. He succeeds Bill Matthews, who resigned to work for Tech athletic director Frank Oseley and the student aid association. Shannon captained Kansas State during its 1947-48 Big Seven title run.
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St Louis and San Francisco tied 3-3 in series
National Basketball Association roundup shows a 128 5 final for St Louis over San Francisco with the best of seven tied at three games apiece. No other games listed today while St Louis visits San Francisco.
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Toronto Strikes First In Stanley Cup Final With 3-2 Win
National Hockey League action opens the finals as Toronto defeats Detroit 3-2 to take a 1-0 series lead. No games Sunday, and Tuesday features Detroit at Toronto with the series tied after one game.
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Ortiz Beats Lane For Light Welter Title In San Juan
In San Juan Puerto Rico Carlos Ortiz 135 defeated Kenny Lane 135 by decision to retain the light welterweight championship. In Milan Sandro Maz zinghi 156 stopped Hilaria Morales 15444. In Joenkoeping Ray Patterson 192 outpointed Lasse Norling 19214. In Tokyo Shokichi Ueda 147 knocked out Jan de Vos 14714.
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Kegler Billy Hardwick Wins $4000 Bonus in Costa Mesa
In Costa Mesa California AP reports bowler Billy Hardwick claimed a $4000 bonus in a prize event. Details on the match and standings are unclear from the fragment.
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Finley stands by his home run porch protest stance
Kansas City owner Charles Finley defends his perch near the right field fence at Yankee Stadium as a protest against the park’s short porch. Finley says he will plan another move after a stern order from Ford Frick and Joe Cronin to remove the structure, arguing Yankee Stadium unfairness fuels a dom-ination favoring the Yankees.
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Bowler Wins First Prize in PBA SoCal Open
A bowler earned a $4,000 bonus for his bank account after securing first prize in the Professional Bowlers Association Southern California open tournament held on Monday.
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Peacocks Descend on Pasadena Neighborhood
In East Pasadena a flock of peacocks invaded several homes Sunday morning. A humane society crew chased and captured one bird while the others roamed toward Pasadena City College campus. Officials suspect the birds came from a nearby arboretum.
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Broyles Pleased With Scrimmage
University of Arkansas Razorbacks held their first spring scrimmage with coach Frank Broyles noting players are starting to grasp the ideas. Hard tackles led to several fumbles as the Whites defeated the Reds 20 to 16 amid injuries. Sixteen more spring practices are planned at four days per week.
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Principle Stated in Rule Dispute Over Pole Placement
Quote from Frick stresses strict interpretation of the rule about pole placement, claiming there is only one interpretation and that no hearing or appeal is possible. The dialogue highlights a firm stance on enforcement and compliance.
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