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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1964

Page

9

Albacore fishing surge noted in weekly shows

Reports from San Diego area charters describe a wave of large albacore bites and improved catches across multiple boats. Anglers counted numerous yellows and big albacore, with Sea Figure Pacific Queen and Missy J among boats reporting solid limits and daily totals. The scene includes long runs, reef fish action, and strong morning bite with cautious prospects for continued improvement.

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Reds Dominate Braves as Maloney Stars in Milwaukee

Jim Maloney led Cincinnati to an 11-2 win over Milwaukee as a 16-hit attack backed him. Berra Johnson hit his 12th homer of the year with Johnson on base, and Marty Keough added his seventh. Hutchinson, Reds manager, hospitalized for tests amid cancer treatment. Dick Sisler to manage on road trip.

Milwaukee UPI Jim Maloney Cincinnati Reds Manray Marty Keough Johnson Maloney Braves Deniny Lemaster Lemaster Cincinnati Ohio Fred Hutchinson Hutchinson Christ Hospital Dick Sisler Reds Milwaukes St. Louis Hutchinson i Lumor Institute Seattle Tamna Syle West Coast Hutch Jim Turner Osins

Conigliaro Breaks Arm and Fines Collide with Curfew

Boston Red Sox rookie Tony Conigliaro breaks his right forearm after a Sunday pitch collision and violat es team curfew. He receives a $250 fine for the infraction and faces a three to four week cast, with possible placement on the disabled list. A club physician confirms the fracture and notes ongoing treatment in Swampscott, Mass.

Boston Tony Canigliaro Sox Cleveland Conigliaro Conigiliano Bossenger Swampscott Mass Theiof xSunday RED Sox Thomas M. ‘Tierney Tierney

Venturi Rises to Sixth in Golf Earnings

Ken Venturi climbed from ninth to sixth in the unofficial PGA money list with 27843,005.24 after his win at the Insurance Emily Open in Dunedin Florida. The top three remain Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Sam Snead with substantial leads.

Dunedin Fla Ken Venturi Professional Golfers Association Zack Nicklaus Artie Palmer Lema Wwere Nicklaus

Pitched Bats Hits Brown Breaks Nose In Giants Scare

The Fresno Giants star Ollie Brown, a .330 hitter with 32 homers, was struck on the head by a pitched ball Sunday. He collapsed to the ground and was taken to a hospital where doctors said the helmetless pitch struck his nose, causing a fracture. No other injuries reported.

Fresno Giants Ollie Brown Willie Mays San Francisco Brown

Faded OCR Notes on Local Fight Card Confuse Names

Fragmentary text shows scattered names and numbers from a local boxing card. The readable bits mention Monda Hew and George Chazy with unclear ties to a Tarantyn or Fishinson, plus a 133 figure and a real estate-like line. No clear outcome or event details emerge.

Monda Adlard George Chazy sTarantyn Fishinson Rea Esas

Li'l League Strikes Back in Brief Sports Roundup

A fragmented sports brief notes Little League baseball and a muddled reference to a pitcher Joey Day for the Cincinnati Reds. It mentions former boxing champion Dick Tiger blaming manager Jersey Jones for a retirement bout and hints at various players being cut or waived by teams in a chaotic, garbled summary.

Little League Incorporated Joey Day Cincinnati Reds Joey. Jay Robert He Stirrat Dick Tiger Nigeria Jersey Jones Joey Giardello New York Jones Tiger

Shrine Classic Lineups Favor South By Seven

South Choice opens as seven point favorites over the North in the Shrine High football classic at the LA Coliseum. North carries a 23 percent per man edge in its offensive line but may lack mobility to counter South led by Poly’s Mary Mulley. North suffers injuries reducing squad size to 23 while star QB Ray Calcagno rounds into speed and form after knee issues. Calcagno has 75 of 417 for 1290 yards and 18 TDs in 1963.

Tere M&m Poly High Mary Motley Earl McCullouch Shrine High L. A Westminster Vic Hokanson Brolingham Mike Scarpace Poly Mary Mulley Ray Calcagno San Francisco Ignatius High Caltagno

Hall of Fame inductees honored as Mets and Senators play exhibition

In Cooperstown seven players, including Luke Appling, were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The New York Mets and Washington Senators met in the annual exhibition, with the Mets losing 6-4 at Doubleday Field. The event honored baseball history and featured the classic venue.

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Exhibition Baseball Periscope Notes and Oddities

Fragmentary OCR text references exhibition baseball, players and periscope notes. Mentions names and phrases in a garbled form, with unclear proper nouns and likely outdated terminology. The readable parts suggest a quirky rundown of exhibition activities rather than a cohesive news item.

WSC Enters Final Two Weeks of Softball Race

The Western Softball Conference tightens the title chase as Garena Merchants and Lakewood Lancers pull ahead in the run. With two weeks left, battle lines form for top spots and decisive showdowns loom at Culver and Culver City fields.

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Players Remembered In Soft Auld Lang Syne Chorus

The scene evokes a nostalgic tribute to baseball greats Heinie Manush Burleigh Grimes Red Faber and Tim Keefe as the soft strains of Auld Lang Syne play, reflecting on their era and camaraderie in a commemorative moment.

Auld Lang Syne Heinie Manush Burleigh Grimes Red Faber Miller Huesins Tim Keoefr

Dodgers Seek Tax Refund on Stadium Assessment

The Los Angeles Dodgers filed a claim for a 305,586 refund of county taxes for 1963 64 with the board of supervisors alleging overvaluation of 7,295,530 on the stadium and 337,339 on the 40 acre recreational area. They claim the stadium assessment was unfair and overvalued and that the recreational land is city owned and not taxable. seek reductions to 4,221,850 and 388,454 respectively.

Los Angeles Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Dodger Stadium Ballclub Philip E. Watson Loss Angeles

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