Living Legend Duke Kahanamoku Visits Long Beach
The text celebrates Duke Kahanamoku, 74, the legendary Hawaiian surfer and former sheriff of Honolulu, as guest of honor at a Huntington Beach event. It notes his role as Hawaii’s official greeter, his Hollywood years, four Olympic appearances, and longstanding athletic ambassador work.
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Tittle Comes Off Bench and Delivers Giants Win
New York Giants edge Washington 12 10 as Y.A. Tittle returns from injury to score on a left end sweep with 39 seconds left after Gary Wood reels in the decisive pass. Redskins’ defense clamps down in a tense National Football League clash before a crowd of 62 997 at the game.
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Reds Sweep Mets to Tighten NL Pennant Race
The Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets, 3-0 on Jim Maloney’s one hitter and 4-1 on a three hitter by Bob Purkey and Sam Ellis, extending a six game win streak and pulling within 1 1/2 games of Philadelphia, which lost 7-8 to Milwaukee. The Yankees won to stay in the AL chase, beating Washington 6-5 with Roger Maris hitting his second homer of the game in the ninth.
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Dodgers Beat Colts to Open Spring Training
Dodgers defeat Colts 7-2 behind Jim Brewers six strong innings as Brewer improves to 3-3 with a 2.32 ERA. Alston praises Brewers after he settles into a screwball and handles the workload in Houston in the early exhibition clash.
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ARA'S ERA BEGINS WITH Parseghian at Notre Dame Debut
Notre Dame introduces Ara Parseghian as head coach for the 1964 season in a debut that follows a five season drought and a demanding schedule. The Irish seek a turnaround opening against Wisconsin while fans eye the team’s performance and public address updates.
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Angels Win? Chance Shines Despite Loss in Wild Pitching Duel
Angel pitcher Chance dropped his ERA to 1.59 after a complete game as Bobby Knoop sparked defensive magic with an unassisted double play and a key backhand in the sixth. Jim Kaat scattered four hits, but Perry’s ninth-inning error and a wild pitch allowed the lone run, sending Chance to his eighth loss despite strong support and a team 28th shutout bid.
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