A's Move to Louisville Faces AL Jury in New York
Charles Finley fights to move the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville with a league vote looming. Judge Cronin and AL club owners form the jury as political leaders weigh Finley’s plans amid public opposition from five clubs and team presidents.
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Charles
Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Louisville
Joe Cronin
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
U.S
Stuart Symington
Associated Press
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Lee MacPhail
John Fetzer
MacPhail
A’s
Kansas City
A's
Fetzer
Solunar fishing and hunting times from John Alden Knight
The article outlines Solunar periods with Major blocks lasting about 90 minutes to two hours. Minor periods are shown below, adapted from Knight's Solunar Tables. Readers are advised to plan days to fish or hunt during peak windows for best sport.
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John Alden Knight
M. Web
Ward Signs Major White Sox Contract For 1964 Season
Pete Ward, third baseman for the Chicago White Sox, signed a 1964 contract near 15,000 dollars, roughly double last season. He was the fourth Sox player to reach terms, after leading the team in hitting at .295, RBI with 84, and tying for homers with 22.
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Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Ward
Sox
RBI
Dave Nicholson
Malvern Leads 4AA Round Robin After Week One
Malvern Leopards and Smackover Buckaroos top the first week with 20 points. Fairview, Magnolia, Hope, Camden, and Crossett trails as results from opening games show scoring leaders James Chancellor with 44 and Sandy Stroope with 36. Upcoming games include Malvern at Magnolia and Crossett at Malvern.
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Smackover Buckaroos
Malvern
Fairview
Hope
Smackover
Camden
Magnolia
Crossett
Wairview
James Chancellor
Sandy Stroope
Don Loser
Reggie Speights
Durocher in Denial Vermont Alienation Suit
Leo Durocher Dodger coach is sued for 150000 in an alienation of affections case filed by Rene Morin of Swanton Vermont. He was in Middlebury to speak at an American Legion scholarship dinner and was jailed briefly on a 30000 bond before release.
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Leo Durocher
Los Angeles Dodger
Rene Morin
Swanton
Durocher
Vermont
American Legion
Ralph A. Foote
Morin
Anna
Carolyn Mori
Hope Takes Three From Emmet Teams
Hope Star reports a clean sweep by Hope in Jones Field House. The B Boys beat Emmet 57 36 for their second win in three starts. Ronnie Ingram led with 15 points, with supporting scores from Beard Powell Billings Ramsey Jordan May and Watkins. The Lady Cat defense shut Emmet scoreless in the third period as Phyllis Martin 18 Shirley Smith 17 and Annette Hatfield 13 powered a 52 1 a senior victory and the Juniors 29 24 was led by Carol Anthony with 11 points.
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Jones Field House
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Ronnie Ingram
Charlie Beard
Powell
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Jordan
May
Watkins
Mayfield
Guerin
Lady Cat
Phyllis Martin
Shirley Smith
Annette Hatfield
Carol Anthony
Crosby Golf Tourney on Thursday
Crosby's Pebble Beach event, boasting a $60,000 purse, returns with a field of 348 to challenge three courses Monterey Peninsula Cypress Point and Pebble Beach before final Sunday. прошлогодний winner Billy Casper returns as Nicklaus and Gary Player bid again after near-misses.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Dave
Douglass
Lakewood
Colo
Hans Merrill
Mogadore
Ohio
Cypress Point
Arnold Palmer
Crosby
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Player
Nicklaus
Southern
California
Rancho Santa Fe
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Paint
All-Star Bowling Opens in Dallas with Weber Favorite
AP report from Dallas notes a strong 24 year field for the All-Star Bowling Tournament opening. Dick Weber, 127 pounds, from St. Louis, chases a third straight title in the $100 event worth $15,000 to winner. Don Carter looms as Weber’s top challenger among 288 entrants, with many veterans back for another run and Marion Ladewig, 49, of Grand Rapids, seeks the women’s crown after last year’s win.
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St. Louis
Dick Weber
Stralight
Weber
Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bobbie Pene
Chicago
Arkansas and Navy die hard hoops night across states
Arkansas college and high school games highlight the score spread with Harding edging State Teachers 72 63 and Arkansas A M 73 64. Hendrix falls to Arkansas Tech 86 78 while Valley Springs beats Springdale 44 29 at home. Navy defeats Georgetown 67 and Clemson beats Furman 74 68 in national action.
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Associated Press
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Arkansas College
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Hendrix
Valley Springs
Springdale
Hot Springs
Bauxste
Little Rock
Navy
Georgetown
D.C
Sid Clemson
Furman
Creighton
New Mexico St
Harding Downs AST 72 64 In AIC Race Tie Breaker
Harding College Bisons defeated State Teachers 72 to 64 at Searcy to level atop the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings with Ouachita. Vernon Rogers scored 23, including 16 in the second half, as Harding surged late.
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Arkansas
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Bears
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Barner
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Warriors
Larry LaFevers
Tech
Arkansas A&m
Ultimatum Could Have Killed Game
Boston AP reports the 14th NBA All Star game nearly collapsed over an unresolved pension plan. Players threatened to walk out minutes before tipoff despite preparations and a near nine thousand crowd. Oscar Robertson led the East to a 111-107 win as negotiations with J Walter Kennedy and Tom Heinsohn delayed game time briefly. Wilt Chamberlain, Bob Pettit, and Robertson were standout performers with high scoring and assists.
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Associated Press
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Board of Governors
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Oscar Robertson
Sam Jones
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NBA Players Association
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St. Louis Hawks
Jerry. West
Los Angeles
Wilt. Chamberlain
San Francisco
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Robertson
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Platoon Return for Razorbacks in 1964
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announces a return to the three platoon system for 1964. He cites NCAA approval of substitution rules, saying the change will boost the team. He notes other Southwest Conference coaches may adopt the format, with Big Red, Wild Hog, and Tush Hog units each handling one to three appearances per period.
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Frank Broyles
Arkansas Razorback
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Arkansas
Broyles
NCAA
Manolin Mule Riders Rally Falls Short at A and M
Trailing by eight at halftime, Manolin e Muleriders cut the lead to four as Solon Mobley scored 24 for the Boll Weevils, but A&M held on to win 65 61 after a late surge.
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Butts Considers Large Libel Judgment Reduction
In Atlanta, former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts will follow his lawyers' advice to accept a 2.6 million cut on his libel victory against the Saturday Evening Post. A federal judge ruled the initial 3.06 million award excessive but allowed a new trial unless punitive damages above 400,000 are forgone.
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Georgia Athletic
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Saturday Evening Post
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Curtis
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Mine Best Job in U S Broyles Denies Oklahoma Move
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Frank Broyles said Eve got the best job in the country and he is happy at Arkansas. He said he is not leaving for any coaching position under any circumstances. Oklahoma regents cited up to 20 coaches considered including Texas coach Darrell Royal.
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Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Glenn Northcutt
Willis
Okla
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
Broyles
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma Regents
Texas
Darrell Royal
National Hockey League Tuesday's Results And Schedules
The report lists NHL results and upcoming games including New York at Toronto and Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at Boston with Thursday matchups noted. It reflects a compact snapshot of scheduled games and outcomes from the league.
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Boston
Arkansas State Triumphs Over Trinity University in Texas
Arkansas State College routed Trinity University 87 to 40 in Southland Conference play in San Antonio. Pete Ranucci led Trinity with 23 points as the game highlighted ASU's dominant defense and sharp shooting. In legal news, Birmingham federal judge H H Groens set Bryant libel trial against the Post for February 10, while Bryant seeks an outside Alabama venue to ensure a fair trial.
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Alabama
Soviet star looms over U S skaters in 500 meter race
Evgeny Grishin, two time Olympic champion and world record holder, won the pre Olympic 500 meter in 41.2 seconds. American skaters led by Bill Disney and Eddie Rudolph trailed, with Disney finishing third as Freissinger noted ice conditions hampered the U S effort.
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Norway
Moscow
Evgeny Grishin
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Freissinger
Bill Disney
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Willy Haugen
Disney
Eddie Rudolph
Northbrook
Ill
Ole Herman Aamodt
Terry McDermott
Essexville
Mich
Buddy Campbell
Paramount
Ray Utley Named Pine Bluff Head Coach
Pine Bluff Arkansas Ralph Brooks resigns as Pines Bluff High School head football coach. Ray Utley the backfield coach for four years and head track coach is elevated to the top job at mid term. Utley 27 helped Brooks through two unbeaten seasons and a 27 game win streak. Arkansas State’s John Dickson contributed 19 and Jerry Rook 17 in pacing the Indians to victory.
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Pines Bluff High School
Ray Utley
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Texas
John Dickson
Jerry Rook
Arkansas State
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