Nevada Legion Baseball Leaders Plan 1964 Season
About sixty American Legion department baseball chairmen met at the Legion’s Indianapolis HQ to chart Nevada’s 1964 program. Joe Romaine of Reno and Bill Ireland will oversee the state, part of a national youth sport endorsed by major leagues. The program aims to boost athletic fitness and fair play among high schoolers, with thousands of teams in 1963 across the U S and territories.
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Late Tuesday college basketball scores flood the West
A sprawling roundup lists scores from major and smaller programs including Michigan State Minnesota Los Angeles State San Fernando Valley State Redlands Whittier Azusa Victor Valley San Jose State Pepperdine UCLA Southern California Fisk Morehouse Morehead State St. Francis Adelphi Le Moyne St. Ambrose Arizona New Mexico Kentucky Wake Forest North Carolina State Ohio State Northwestern etc. The results show broad activity across many conferences with standout tallies and surprising upsets.
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Los Angeles State
San Fernando Valley State
Redlands
Whittier
Azusa
Victor Valley
San Jose State
Pepperdine
UCLA
Southern California
Fisk
Morehouse
Morehead St
Austin
Seeee C. W. Post
Adelphi
Lemoyne
St. Francis
N.Y
High Point
Cotowbce
New Mexico Highlands
Grand Canyon
Moly Cross
American International
Lincoln
Neb
St Ambrose
Arizona
New Mexico
Brighem Young
Wyorm
Washington
Colt
Johnsons T. Omeaho
Washbern
Central Michigan
Hilinois State
Pinets A Ae
North Park
Surtees
Term
Norn Central
Avonstena
MacMupfrey
Marton
Concordio
Ind
Northiend
Morris
Minn
Hiteeis College
Blackburn
State College of Towe
South Dakota State
Knox G. Coe
Cornel
Corteton
Greanes
St. Glial
Uera Vista
Luther
Simpson
Jataee Funes Haemenee
Moreingside
North Dakota State
Northwestern
Concordia
South Carolina St
North Ceresing
Lowe Assumption
Ong
Latevette
Colgate
Massachusetts
St. Michael's
Vanderbilt
Mississippi St
Syuftelo
Amred Sutter
Webosh
West Virginia
George Washington
DePont
Portland
Hertford
Worcester Tech
St. Joseph’s
Temple
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Clerk
Lowell Tech
Trinity
Freneville
Indiana St
Wichita
Tulse Bridgewater
Baltimore
Wilmington
Defience
Memoria
Southern Mississippi
Southern Methodist
Rice
Delaware St
Morgan St
Hetheny
Bethel
Port Hays State
Emporia State
Ottewa
Sterling
Missouri Valley
Westminster
Pittsburgh State
St. Benedicts
Ureinus
Swarthmore
Detroit
Western Onterio
Lon Morris
Jacksonville Baptist
Rhode Island
Maine
Copte
Mt. Union
C. Smith
Hardin Simmons
Torieton
Huntingdon
Livingstone
Goulierd
Newberry
Otterbein
Hirem
Baldwin Waldwin Wallace
Hillsdale
John Carroll
Wayne State
Kolomarce
Bowting Green
Perris State
Finley
Northwood Institute
Cleary
Hople
Olivet
University of Detroit
Western Onterte
Citadel
Furman
Wesford
Mercer
Wisconsin
Plorida
Auburn
Pia
Southwestern
Millsops
One
East Stroudsburgh
Glenville
É. Lemoyne
Kentucky
Reene
Lafayette
Col .Clemson
Erskine
Pfeiffer
Mars Hill
Vpi
Wake Forest
Bion
East Carolina
Len
Meadville
Slippery Rock
Clarion
Miami
Ohio
Marshall
Kittrell
Bluefield State
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Grove City
Pitt
Penn State
Washington and Jefferson
Thiel
Princeton
Yale
Bellarmine
Georgetown
Iowa
Lee Brown
Cobleskill
Alfred Tech
Allinois
Cal
Lutheran
Biola
Quicker To Walk Bus Study Sparking San Jose Debate
A $90,000 traffic survey in San Jose finds downtown bus speed averaging 7.4 mph with 70 percent of travel time spent waiting at lights. Overall downtown vehicle speed averages 16 mph. The report invites public discussion on transit efficiency.
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Saturday Scores Roundup Across NBA and College Results
Philadelphia defeats Boston 115 to 108. New York tops Los Angeles 111 to 108 while St Louis suffers 19 points. Detroit had only scheduled games. Sundays feature Philadelphia at Boston and other matchups including Baltimore at St Louis and Detroit at Cincinnati.
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Ramos Keeps Featherweight Title Claim After Narrow Win
Sugar Ramos edged Vicente Dorado in a close non-title bout at the Olympic Auditorium to move closer to a lightweight title shot against Carlos Ortiz. Dorado, weighed 133, pushed Ramos with relentless attacks as the crowd booed the decision, while Ramos later praised the victory and prepared for a Tokyo defense looming March 1.
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Tokyo
Mitsunori Seki
Dorado
Kenny Lane
Lane
Derado
Los Angeles
Davey Moore
Molterer Wins Dual Slalom at Denver Championship
Veteran Anders Molterer of Aspen, Colo., the "Blitz from Kitz," clocked 2:20.1 to win the North American Professional Ski Championships dual slalom in Denver. Ernest Hinterseer of Kitzbuhel and Adrien Duvillard of Chamonix were second and third, with four skiers disqualified for falls or missed gates.
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Winter Preview Of Games Seen In LA Meeting
In Los Angeles the fifth annual Los Angeles Invitational indoor track meet opens the 1964 season at the Sports Arena The event showcases possible Tokyo Olympic champions including Bob Hayes John Pennel Dallas Long Gaston Roelants C K Yang Alis Williams Adolph Plummer and rivals Hayes Jones Rex Cawley Ralph Boston John Thomas Contenders face strict event limits such as 16 feet for pole vault and seven feet for high jump Hayes duels in the 60 yard dash with Herb Carper Williams and Plummer clash in the 440 yard race Roelants runs the two mile against George Young Julio Marin Ariesrk Dann and Ray Huet y Murphy all listed for a wide field of champions
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Tokyo
Bob Hayes
John Pennel
Dallas Long
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
C. K. Yang
Alis Williams
Adolph Plummer
California
Hayes Jones
Rex Cawley
Ralph Boston
John Thomas
Pennel
Yang
John Welses
John Rose
Jeff Chase
Ron Morris
Thomas
Gene Johnson
Lew Hoyt
Otis Burrell
Paul Stuber
Joe Faust
Hayes
Herb Carper
Williams
Plummer
Roelants
U.S
George Young
Julio Marin
Aries Rk
Dann
Ray Huet Y Murphy
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