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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1964

Page

7

Duo Choices In Preakness Field Locked At Nominations

The Preakness contenders list includes Northern Danese from Windfield Farms and other notable nominees such as Governor's Field entries. Rumors circle about Canadian bred Northern Dance and multiple U S contenders with strong prior records as the field nears final selection.

Baltimore APS North Paneer Honory UT Forses Setartayfoe Abe Puniltico Raiptea Flamince Parker Bern Florida Santa Anita

Keating frames civil rights bill clash as fears fuel propaganda

Senator Keating denounces hate mongering in New York debate over a civil rights bill aimed at ending racial discrimination in voting, public accommodations, schools, and employment. He cites misinformation from opponents and calls out a Mississippi-backed group for circulating distorted views. Eight men and one woman abandoned the Merak after the ship ran aground off Harwich, England.

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Spring Exhibition Roundup Shows Pirates Power and NL Slugging

Pittsburgh-Pirates clubbed seven home runs led by Gene Alley in an 8-4 victory as exhibition play opened. The Pirates posted 29 runs on 15 hits over the weekend, while the Yankees and Orioles also flashed strong hitting in losses and wins. The Athletics traded Ed Rakany and pace Wicketsham to Detroit, and Bill Fischer moved via draft as spring camp momentum builds.

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Jets See Profit In Giant Ticket Rush

A quick sell-out of nearly 56,000 season tickets follows the New York Giants preseason push. The piece notes heavy demand at Giants facilities, cross-sport interest from golf and football, and a surge of activity around venue upgrades and season-long attendance momentum. It also references college and pro baseball spring results and broader sports enthusiasm during the period.

Imy Thercalorie Food Saft Drinks New York Giants Miami Flushing Kent England John Blackwell Giant Ticket Gallery Jacal Chicago White Sox Comiskey Park

Marzuq Oasis Once Called Paris of the Desert

Libyan oasis Marzuq in the Sahara was famed as a caravan hub and wealth center prior to its decline. The city was celebrated for its beauty, prosperity, and status as a key stop for caravans in historic desert routes.

Marzuq Sahara Paris Desert

Name Pronunciation Can Be Geographical Problem

A look at how baseball player names from Latin America Cuba and abroad challenge pronunciation for American fans and officials. The piece notes distinct regional pronunciations used by players and experts, citing Leo Cardenas Hector Cardenas Lew Burdette Larry Bure tight and others, with guidance from Michael Grote’s handbook and various managers.

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Sixteen Teams Enter AAU Cage Meet As Oilers Lead

Denver AP reports sixteen teams enter the four day National AAU Basketball Tournament led by top seed Oilers of Bartlesville Oklahoma. Nine teams are already in with six district champions and one at large making up the rest. Two all star squads of 32 players will be chosen to compete in the U S Olympic Trials in New York City April 2.

John Romano Indians Richie Allen Philadelphia Phils Houston Colts Allen Colt Rights Shander Chuck Taylor Dodgers Mexico City All-Stars Los Angeles Mexico Calmus Warren Spahn Hank Fischer Tony Cloninger Washi ‘Ington Senators Cleveland Jack Jerry’ ‘Walker Lee Thomas The Angels Denver Oilers Bartlesville Ohls New York City

Banquet Honors McAdoo Cagers in Crosbyton

The Meadoo Eagles and their fans will be honored at an appreciation banquet at 7 10 p m Tuesday in the Pioneers Memorial Auditorium in Crosbyton according to Billy Joe Thomas Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce manager E J Flournoy Jr past chamber president will serve as master of ceremonies The program will be under direction of Coach Fabian Lembcy and McAdoo Supt Henry Teague A plaque will be presented to the Eagles from the citizens of Crosbyton

Crosbyton Meadoo Eagles Pioneers Memorial Crosbyinn Billy Joe Thomas Chamber of Commerce E. J. Flournoy Jr Progra Fabian Lembcy McAdoo

International congress on marketing and distribution held in Barcelona

The sixth international congress on marketing and distribution will be held in Barcelona from May 6 to May 9. Japan cavemen used primitive tools, and five Akita dogs for hunting were produced in Southern California around 5,000 B.C.

Barcelona Madrid UPI United States

Top Ten Roundup of NCAA and NIT Action

UCLA 95 90 Seattle in second round then 76 72 San Francisco in NCAA quarters. Michigan 22 4 fell 81 79 to Purdue after beating Loyola Chicago 84 80 and Ohio 68 07 in NCAA. Duke 24 beat Villanova 89 in second round then 101 54 over Connecticut in quarters. Kentucky 21 8 lost 85 89 to Chicago in second round. Wichita 22 6 beat Creighton 84 68 then lost to Kansas State 64 6 in quarters. Oregon State 25 4 lost to Seattle 61 57 in first round. Villanova 24 4 beat Providence 77 66 then fell to Duke 87 73 in second round. Chicago Loyola 22 6 beat Murray Ry 101 91 then lost to Michigan 84 80 and beat Kentucky 10 81 in regional consolation. DePaul 21 4 lost to NYU 86 in NIT quarters. Davidson 22 4 did not play. Season ends with UCLA Michigan and Duke unfinished.

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