Marichal Threatens Strike as Giants Struggle in Dodgers Loss
Giants ace Juan Marichal threatens to strike amid back trouble and a late return from six weeks out. Willie Mays bounces between positions as San Francisco loses 2-1 to Los Angeles, widening their gap to first place Philadelphia.
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Horton Leads In Clay Target Shoot At North American Championship
In Vandalia Ohio Jim Horton of Trenton Missouri fired 97 95 192 in the three course event as Rue ford C Bailey of Big Springs Nebraska won the title by breaking 200 straight at 16 yards to tie two others and then 75 more. Fred W Groves also competed posting 89 84 173.
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Canadiens to Host Rangers in Season Opener
The Montreal Canadiens will face the New York Rangers in their first home game of the 1964-65 season on Saturday Oct. 17, the NHL announced. Former jockey Eddie Arcaro rode a record six Preakness winners.
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Hogan Blames Pro Golf Finance For Dulling Drive
Ben Hogan denounces the sport’s money system saying big purses lure players to coast and rely on others efforts. He cites Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Ken Venturi as examples of leaders who deserve larger shares while others profit without effort.
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Senators blank Yankees as Narum fires 2nd shutout
Yesterday's games saw pitcher Narum of the Senators blank the New York Yankees 2-0 on five hits. Narum recorded Washington's second shutout of the season. At the plate Gus Pirandos of the Phillies hit two homers helping National League leading Philadelphia down Milwaukee.
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Rich rookie Bob Brown shines in pro drills
CHERRY HILL New Jersey AP 22 year old 6 ft 442 in 280 lb rookie Bob Brown star tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles impresses coach Joe Kuharich with size brains and attitude. Brown aims for all star status and shows a strange training mix lifting 100 pound weights for mental conditioning to boost confidence against big linemen.
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Former Kansas players named graduate assistants for 1963 squad
Aides for KU Fresh Two former Kansas footballers Marvin Clothier and Phil Doughty will serve as graduate assistants to new freshman boss Vere Wellman this autumn. Clothier was a 1962 second team All-Big Eight selection. Doughty completed three years as a starting defensive halfback last season. Wellman arrives from Hutchinson High School.
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Boxing Nears Its End As a Major Attraction
Norfolk based report notes Commissioner Abe J. Greene at the World Boxing Association convention warns boxing is nearing elimination as a major sport. He says boxing helped develop television but faces reduced national exposure and urges lifting its image while TV time shifts to other sports. He calls for moving beyond rivalries to rehabilitate the sport.
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Night exhibition games planned at Al Lang Field
Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg will host night baseball exhibitions next spring for the Cardinals and Mets, signaling a shift to evening workouts at the spring training venue.
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