Colts Emphasize Youth as 1964 Season Opens
Houston Colts manager Harry Craft says 1964 will be a building year driven by a youth movement helped by new expansion club option rules. He notes Nellie Fox’s acquisition, pitching depth with veterans and youngsters, and hopes for strong infield and center field results to compete in a tougher NL race.
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Senators to Open Hearings on Baseball Antitrust Exemption
A Senate subcommittee will begin hearings Thursday on professional baseball’s antitrust exemption with Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and embattled owner Charlie Finley slated as early witnesses. Hart outlined a low pressure inquiry examining why baseball is exempt while other major leagues face regulation, with future testimony from league and team officials across sports.
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Elgore Pepsi Quints Hit League Wins In Cage Action
Pepsi-Cola sped past Town & Country 82 71 and Elgore clipped Leess cafe 64 57 in MCA men s league basketball last night. Watts led Lee s with 18 points while Elgore faded late to lose grip on a 47 46 edge in the third period.
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Halas Faces Tough NFL Forecast After Championship
Chicago Bears owner George Halas, 68, said he is preparing for defeats and expects the upcoming season’s race to be the toughest in NFL history as meetings open in Miami Beach. He noted the season’s title brings only brief celebration.
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Philadelphia
Blanton Collier
Skorich
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Fort Hood Wins Over Fort Sill In Texas Tilt
Fort Hood Second Armored Division defeated Fort Sill Cannoneers 88 to 84 in a wild Texas road game. Gary Wheeler led Fort Sill with 21 points while Willie Watson and Dave Williams topped Hood with 27 and 22 points respectively.
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Anadarko routs Eisenhower in junior cage clash
Anadarko defeated Eisenhower 53 to 28 in the Junior Boomer conference. Eisenhower played without starters Mike Frazier and Robin Choate. The Eagles trailed 22-16 at halftime and were outscored in the third quarter. Anadarko also won the B game. next Tuesday Anadarko visits Lawton and a Wednesday game with Chickasha Lincoln was canceled.
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City Pin Results at Holiday Bow Alley Cats League
Results from Holiday Bow include high ind game Golf Fire 185 high ind series Genes Mullins 475 and team highs Team No 2 549 Team No 4 725. Standings show Venus V 1 P.s 3 wins and Pin Smashers 2073 in team series. Promotions insert urges family plan insurance with added babies at no extra cost.
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Baseball Signings Yesterday By The Associated Press
Milwaukee adds Len Goddrieison and two outfielders. New York signs Larry Bearnorth Cieon Jones and Pat Garrett. Pittsburgh brings Elroy Face. San Francisco adds Jesus and Matty Alou. St. Louis adds Roy Sadecki Rey Washburn and Ed Cecil. Cleveland picks Jerry Kindell. Los Angeles adds Poul Forteck and Bob Dunbe. New York signs Joe Pep tone.
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St. Louis
Roy Sadecki
Rey Washburn
Ed Cecil
Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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Bob Dunbe
Joe Peptone
Sterling Girls Lead Oklahoma Class B Poll
Sterling's girls remain dominant in Oklahoma Class B basketball with a 15-0 record and top the Class B rankings over Leedey. Grandfield sits fourth at 13-6, while other area teams like Mangum Lindsay Hobart Comanche Marlow and Broxton hold spots across Class A and C divisions.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez takes Lucky International Open in playoff
Chi Chi Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, beat Don January by one stroke in an 18 hole playoff at Harding Park to win the Lucky International Open. Rodriguez led early, out drove January, and claimed a 7 500 prize while showcasing his humor and style.
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Imported Canadian Whisky Blended by Hiram Walker
A 86.8 proof blended Canadian whisky is described as imported in bottles from Canada by Hiram Walker Importers NC Detroit. The item notes indicate a six year aging and origin in Canada.
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