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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
10
In a tense game the Trojans faced Pitt as key moments included a pass interception by Cher and a defensive recovery by Johnse Pall. Gary Callies and Gerald Johns contributed on the line as Colorado pressed the offense early in the season contest.
United Press Interasignal reports a quiet trade deadline with few big names. Philadelphia sends kicker Mike Clark to Pittsburgh for an undisclosed pick, while Dallas picks rookie Duke Carlisle from Green Bay and San Francisco waives Clyde Connor amid a flurry of cuts.
The Boston Red Sox offense sparked by L. Thomas and a big homer from Léo fo Tomes led to a strong inning while relievers shut down the Athletics. Neilia Mathews contributed a two run homer for Oakland in the early frames, her fourth homer in a short span. A chaotic but vivid box of notes follows, including fishing and travel details, before a hockey note on Blades versus Maple Leafs tickets.
Cleveland pitchers Sam McDowell and Do McMahon shut down the Washington Senators as the Indians earned their 10th win in the last 11 games with a 3-0 victory. Scoring and defensive details are concise, with key names McDowell, McMahon, and Kennedy highlighted in the box-score style recap.
The report lists L B State football workouts with players Ron Ogle Marty Buu stead Dave Thomp son Les Shy Eric McBride Dennis Benedetti and others. On hand scout jack myers and several listed backs ends and fullbacks are named with weights and positions amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
The Los Angeles Lakers opened practice Tuesday at Loyola University for the 1964-65 pro season. Six rookies and four veterans reported, including first-year players John Savage North Texas State Joy Collier Utah State Jerry Grote Loyola Willie Anderson Oregon State Steve Anstett Portland and Bob Warlick Pepperdine.
Red Smith notes the New York Giants pursue a bold rebuilt by trading veterans for draft choices and adding two young quarterbacks, while pruning players like McHenry and Costello. Robustelli shifts toward coaching as Allie Sherman explains the plan to integrate veterans and rookies, stressing motivation and consistency as keys.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Minnesota game and a victory over Baltimore with scattered numbers and names. The readable elements are incomplete, offering little coherent context or names to confirm a full item.
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich allowed only three hits as the Tigers defeated the pennant contenders Chicago White Sox 8 0. White Sox shortstop Ron Hansen misplayed Jerry Lunpens hit aiding an inside the park score and sidelined Phillies infielder Bobby Wine with a back injury.
The Philadelphia Phillies hit four homers in a dramatic seventh inning to defeat the Houston Colts 4-3. Jim Bunning struck out 13 batters and improved to 13-? on the season despite giving up a three-run homer in the ninth.
Cincinnati ace Jim Maloney returned from a shoulder injury to win 2-1 over Chicago. He fanned 13 and allowed three hits in seven strong innings, aided by Steve Horas' infield hit and an error that produced the decisive run in the fourth. Frankie Callison Wes Covington and Frank Thomas later homered in a seventh inning burst to seal the victory.
Masamu Murakami, a Japanese left-hander, earns his first major league start, blanking the Mets until the ninth. Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda provide the Giants' lone run on Hal Latimer’s single. Murakami yields one run while Jackson earns his ninth win with strong defense backing him.
Fragmented OCR snippet lists many place names and odd phrases including ISG Tournament references in Rock Island Wisconsin Valnaratia Indiana Tulsa Oklahoma Fort Wayne Wisconsin and Mexican city mentions. Contains garbled names and percentages without coherent event details.
In a tense Tuesday night game, St. Louis catcher Useker drove in the winning run in the ninth to break a tie with Milwaukee. The Braves stranded runners in key innings as the Cardinals held on for a 5-4 victory.
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