U S Olympic effort under fire over baseball display
In Long Beach a U S amateur baseball team, coached by Rod Dedeaux of USC, prepares to face local clubs as part of Japan hosting the Olympic demonstration. Dedeaux, selecting his top 20 non pro players, charges the U S Olympic Committee with neglect while stressing local support from Hicks Kirkland and Tanner to stage two games at Long Beach and Terminal Island venues.
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Olympians aim for 46 gold medals at Tokyo
Soviet team chief Yuri Mashin announced a goal of 46 gold medals across all sports at Tokyo. He said the team will conserve and possibly increase its lead, while noting the United States will push to narrow the margin.
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Orioles Nip Twins in Ninth for 4 3 Victory
The Baltimore Orioles edged Minnesota 4 3 in a ninth inning rally to stay atop the American League standings. Ken Rowe earned the win in relief of Milt Pappas, his first decision since being purchased from the Dodgers farm system.
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Remember When Mays Was at 449
New York recalls speculation about Willie Mays finishing 1964 with a .400 average after May 34 when he reportedly hit 449. The piece tracks his season highs and declines, noting drops below .300, later surges, and a rough month painting a picture of a storied slugger's roller coaster year.
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Athletics Rally From Four-Run Deficit To Win
The Kansas City Athletics squandered a four-run lead against Boston but came back with two runs in the ninth to secure a 7-6 victory Monday night.
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Albacore Fishing Dips To Low For The Season
Albacore catches fell to a season low Monday with San Diego anglers reporting 161 boats and 7 vessels catching only 71 longfins. The Pacific so far shows poor effort as halibut and other species crowd sacks, while boats work areas near San Martin Island and Comet. Some sign of activity persists with boats chasing ling and longfin runs, yet most crews head back noting slim returns and wait for better conditions.
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Short Wins 17th Four-Hits Cards End Week Strong
Selections from the fleet note several San Diego boats moving toward Coronado Islands with fair catches of yellows. In Houston, a pitcher fired a four-hitter for a Monday night win as Philadelphia maintained a wide lead in the standings. Catalina anglers report yellows and fair catches of barracuda and bass near Horse Shoe and Huntington Flats.
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Rigney Rumored for Giants Front Office Return
Rumors swirl that Red Rigney, former Giants manager, may again enter San Francisco front office after four years away. Rigney, under Angels manager contract, says he wants to manage next season and notes a likely conference with Fred Haney and Robert Reynolds as talks unfold.
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Blades Open 1964-65 Camp With 26 Players
Saskatoon starts training camp as Alf Pike hosts 26 players before WHL season. Exhibition games vs Toronto Maple Leafs in Saskatoon Sept 25 and New York Rangers Sept 27. Camp ends Sept 28. team to face Toronto in Long Beach Oct 23 and open WHL play at Los Angeles Oct 9-10 against Victoria. Recalled Marcel Pelletier and Maurice Oftebra plus three Buffalo players join, Warren Hynes returns from retirement, and five rookies join from Saskatoon Quakers.
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Long Beach Gulls
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Brian Randall
Pads Arkansas in PCL Playoff Series Opens
The Arkansas Travellers and the San Diego Padres meet in a best of seven for the Pacific Coast League championship. The Padres clinched the Wester Division title by edging Portland and winning a doubleheader from Tacoma. Arkansas set a league record with 208 home runs and dominated the Eastern Division.
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Pennant Races at a Glance from the Nation’s Feats
A condensed baseball roundup lists teams like Chicago, Houston, Pittsburgh, and Detroit in pennant contention. It notes opening and closing stages of the season, with results from recent games and standings across the American and National Leagues, including key matchups and venues referenced.
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Rochester Leads Best-of-7 With Narrow Win Over Jacksonville
In a tight International League clash Rochester edged Jacksonville 5 to 4 to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. Rochester pitchers limited Jacksonville’s offense while the offense produced key runs to seize the victory and control the series momentum.
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Welch's salad promo teases fresh greens in San Antonio
Welch's at ******* San Antonio Dr and Atlantic Ave sells salads with bright greens and a mix of fruits and other ingredients. The notice highlights hot weather appeal and urges customers to try their salad options.
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Rally Driver Killed During Le Mans Speed Trial
Michel Fougeray a French rally driver from Orleans was killed during the Le Mans speed trial on the Tour de France auto rally on Monday. Details in the report are incomplete with stray text remaining from OCR.
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