Baseball All Stars: Mays and Clemente Highlight 1963 All-Star Stats
The report lists 1963 All-Star selections with key players and stats. Mays of San Francisco and Clemente of Pittsburgh lead in runs and hits. Other rankings include doubles by Clemente and Musial, and pitching marks by Marichal and Gibson.
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Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Chicago
Ile
Mares
Sai Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Huns
ihe-Miays
San
Punks
Santo
Mien
Philadelphia
Bover
St. Louis
Ted
Howard
Los Angeles
Texas and SMU Pledge to Follow Southwest Conference Rules
In Dallas officials from Texas and SMU, both under probation for recruiting violations, pledged strict adherence to SWC rules. SMU received a two year ban on NCAA activity including bowl games. Texas faces indefinite probation with possible removal within a year.
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Texas
SMU
Dallas
Southwest Conference
Southern Methodist
Willis Tate
Southrn Methodist
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Area Schools Put 10 in State Meet
Lawrence and area schools qualified ten representatives for the state Class B track championships to be held in Manhattan. Perry led qualifiers with three as Haskell High School earned one individual and one relay spot. Ray Rodman won the Perry regional discus and Don Hurd the shot put while Linwood and Eudora each sent two runners.
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Lawrence
Manhattan
Lawrenc
Perry
Haskell High School
Aynold Pettit
Ray Rodman
Don Hurd
Steve Crawshaw
Linwood
Eudora
Ric Jamison
Bulldogs
Bob Collins
Cardinals
McLouth
Ray Nussbaum
Nussbaum
Weekend Fights Roundup From Major Cities
In Accra and Manila, Sugar Ramos and Flash Blorde edged opponents on points. Elorde retained his Orient lightweight title after a close decision. In Johannesburg Kenny Lane stopped Stoffel Steyn, while Ambherst’s Les Sprague outpointed Bobby Barrett in Nova Scotia. Tatu Takami defeated Curly Aguirre in Ichinomiya Japan.
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Manila
Flash Blorde
Takashi Mai Sumoto
Japan
Elorde
Orient
Johannesburg
Kenny ‘Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Stoffel Steyn
South Africa
New Glasgow
N.S
Les Sprague
Ambherst
Bobby Barrett
Boston
Ichinomiya
Philippines
Brown Bomber Louis Turns 50 Reflects On Career
Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, marks his 50th birthday in Los Angeles. He weighs about 240 pounds now and still enjoys golf with an electric cart, reflecting on his era, finances, and possible future in boxing ventures. Louis recalls his champion years, tax trouble, and views on Liston vs. Clay. He hints at a modest lifestyle despite wealth and remains connected to public relations work.
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Los Angeles
Joe Louis
Louis
Joe
Rocky Marciano
New York
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Sonny
Internal Revenue Service
Martha
Lexington
Ala
Detroit
James J. Braddock
Chicago
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
Liston
Clay
Ghana Boxing Authority Reverses World Title Decision
In Accra the Ghana Boxing Authority overturned Saturday's world featherweight title result between Sugar Ramos and Floyd Robertson. The decision, which originally favored Ramos, was reversed and Robertson named the new world featherweight champion.
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Accra
Ghana
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Floyd Robertson
Boston
Joey Archer
New York
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N.d
Ghana Boxing Authority
Ramos
Robertson
Lanes Flawed in Perry 880 Relay Amid Track Finals
PERRY The Kansas State High School Activities Association said lane staggers at Perry High School were incorrect affecting teams in the Class B Regional 880 relay Friday. No re runs permitted after checks with the national rules committee. no top finishers affected by the shortened lanes.
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Pera
Brice Durbin
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Perry High School
Durbin
Mike Rogers
Holton
Cards Gain Split Against the Mets
The St. Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the New York Mets in New York. In the second game, the Cardinals exploded to a 10-1 win behind Ray Washburn who left in the seventh after a three hitter. Dick Groat Bill White and Ken Boyer drove in four runs with two out in the third as Julian Javier added a triple in the sixth for three more.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
New York
Ray Washburn
Dick Groat
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Washburn
Javier
Bob Uecker
Jerry Hinsley
Rod Kanehl
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Tracy Stallard
St. Louis
Roger Craig
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Earl Battey
Athletics
Camilo Pascual
Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Moe Drabowsky
The
Angel
Fred Newman
Los Angeles
Camien Wins Two As Emporia Roars
In Hays Kansas AP John Damien of Floral Park NY swept the mile and 880 to lead Emporia State to its sixth straight CIC outdoor track title. Dave Palmer of Pittsburg State also won two events the 330 hurdles and high hurdles earning 21 points as the meet’s top scorer. Emporia State dominated 7 of 17 events and set three meet records in the mile 2 mile and 220 while new marks came in the first time events the 330 hurdles and triple jump. Damien’s mile time was 4 09.4 and 880 time 1 52.4. Treland Sloan of Emporia State set the 2 mile record 9 16 and Terry Williams of Omaha won the 220 dash with 21 5.
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Treland Sloan
Emporia State
Archie San Romani
Emporia
Terry Williams
Omaha
Rogers Sayers
Local gunner tops Topeka Derby at South Topeka Gun Club
Lawrence shooter Paul Nieder won the Sunday Derby by breaking 49 of 50 targets at South Topeka Gun Club. McLouth’s Ed Grace and Topeka’s Danny Schultz tied for second with 48 of 50.
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Topeka
Paul Nieder
Lawrence
South Topeka
Ed Grace
McLouth
Danny Schultz
ESP Could Aid Deep Space Communication Says Scientist
Miami Beach AP dispatch reports space psychologist Everett F. Dagle urging exploration of ESP or other mental processes to communicate with astronauts traveling millions of miles from Earth. He warns research may yield nothing but highlights moral duty and calls for a swift earth link as travel ventures beyond gravity.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Earth
Everett F. Dagle
Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
The
Aerospace Medical Association
Dagle
Dogle
United States
Soviet Union
Mother Earth
Hypnotism Sought As Cause In Sky Divers Mishap
Two sky divers may have been hypnotized during a 7500 foot free fall in Lancaster California. Jack Smith 27 of Manhattan Beach was killed when his parachute failed to open. Alan Anderson 27 of La Crescenta crashed to the ground and survived with a fractured leg and facial cuts. Fellow diver James Sommer 26 said the pair were within five feet during free fall and may have hypnotized each other.
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Lancaster
Calif
Jack Smith
Manhattan Beach
Smith
Alan Anderson
la Crescenta Calif
James Sommer
Palmdale
Sommer
Mrs Johnson Praises Federal State Partnership in Atlanta
First Lady Lyndon Johnson lauds federal state partnership during Atlanta visit. She broke ground on a multimillion project add on to the National Health Center operated by the U S Public Health Service. The center focuses on disease control research and vaccine development.
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Atlanta
Lyndon 8B
Johnson
National Health Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Cabinet Takes Office in Seoul After Reshuffle
A reshuffled cabinet began its four year term in Seoul as President Kim Dae jung strengthens oversight and policy direction. The ceremony confirmed new ministers in key portfolios including finance and foreign affairs.
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Seoul
South Korea
Park's Party Wins Eight Seats in Cabinet Shakeup
Chung Hee Parks ruling Democratic Republican party governs a 17 member Cabinet with eight seats won. Premier Choi Doo sun aged 68 resigned Saturday after the changes.
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Chung Hee Park
Democratic Republican Party
Choi Doo-sun
Public notices in Douglas County probate and city actions
Public notices announce probate hearings for the estate of Mary F. Priest and George Kerr with final settlement dates and defenses due. Also there is a city planning meeting on May 20 1964 to discuss lot split, plus Resolution 3296 authorizing widening and resurfacing of Tenth Street with bond funding and potential election if protests arise.
Douglas County will probate Helen E Hobbs will
Mary Alice Gregg as executrix petitions to admit an authenticated copy of Helen E Hobbs will to probate in Douglas County Kansas. No bond required. Defenses due by June 4 1964 at 10 30 a m in Lawrence Kansas City Court. If defenders fail judgment will be entered.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglass
Rbi
Helen E. Hobbs
Mary Alice Gregg
Jackson County
Missouri
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
Springer &_Springer peerenne
Lawrence Bank as Executor Seeks Probate of Bertha E. Stiner Estate
The Lawrence National Bank as executor of Bertha E. Stiner deceased petitions the Lawrence Kansas court to approve its acts and accounts, determine heirs and legatees, and distribute remaining assets per the will. Defenses must be filed by June 4, 1964, at 10:00 a.m. in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas County
Said
Bertha EB. Stiner
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Bertha E. Stiner
W. D. Haught
Springer & Springer
Lawrence, Kansas
Petitioner
Public Auction of Household Goods by City Purchase
Public auction scheduled Sunday May 17 at 821 RI St at 1 p.m. Proceeds from the owner Mrs. Katherine Schwartz. The sale features furniture including beds, tables, chairs, a refrigerator, gas stove, sewing machine, TV, rugs, appliances, and various items consigned by neighbors. Terms are cash with no liability for accidents. Leroy Transmeter Auction and clerks Juanita and Jo Ann Transmeter handle details.
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Voss
Florence Brand
Katherine Schwartz
Leroy Transmeter Auction
Juanita
Jo Ann
Apartment listings highlight 2 bedroom units and rent rates
Readable fragments indicate multiple 2 bedroom apartments and real estate terms around June with listing notes on rents and tenants. Phraseology is fragmented but centers on available units and tenancy.
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Associaed Press
National League
Wills
Karper
Chocinnnati
Pitcehing
Marichal
San Fransisco
Shaw
Sianessea
Gibson
St. Tounen
Tota
Mateney
Cincinnati
Deysdale
Oliva
Minnesota
Fregosi
Rollins
Alison
Wagner
Meveland
Cash
Colavito
Vans City
Gbressoud
Bressoud
Mathews
Robinson
Baltimore
Demeter
Tizarro
Fisher
Wiraliek
Cleveland
Chance
Arrifa
Wickersham
Radatz
M & M Amway Distr
No. 13Th St
Kansas City, Kansas
Tel. MA
Bel Air
Vchevrolet
New Hampshire
Natl, News. Sym, Inc, of America
Southern Methodist University
Dr. Tate
Associated Press
N. Y
Brown
Camien
Mrs. Johnson
U.S
Lawrence Jay Journal-World
Mary F. Priest
State of
John J. Riling
Eugene C. Riling
Charlies É. Rankin
George H. Kerr
Wayne Allphin, Jr
George . Kerr
Wesley M. Norwood
Planning Commission of
City of
Schwarz Acres
H. C. Fisher
Tenth Street
Kentucky Street
Tennessee Street
James V. Owens
Journal-World
U. S
Hird Agency
Retke
West Hiway
Care Journal-World
Esther Eddy Shriver
Ark
Dolla Good Buy
Cain Realty
Mass
Holmes, Peck & Brown, Inc
Central
West Jr
Holmer, Peck & Brown, Inc
Gene Hardtaker
Iris Aller
Cosco
22Nd St
Park Hill
Gemmells Cafe
Real Pet Shopping Center
Grant
Moplexek
Igge Realtove
Te. Tans
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