Marichal Returns as Giants Face Phillies Tonight
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal ends an eight day suspension and prepares to start against Philadelphia. The 26 year old right hander, 19-9 on the season, said he felt good and was not nervous about returning to action. Giants manager Herman Franks said Marichal has been working out and is in good shape as the pennant race resumes.
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Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Marichal
John Rosebaro
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Phillies
Giants
Herman Franks
Thomas Returns to Milwaukee Braves in September Penant Chase
Milwaukee Braves bring Frank Thomas back for a second stint after a waiver trade from Houston. The slugger, known for controversy, hopes to spark the club as the National League pennant race heats up in September. Thomas previously starred for several NL clubs and drove in Houston’s runs in his debut for the Astros.
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Cincinnati AP
Milwaukee Braves
Frank Thomas
Thomas
The
Braves
Houston
Astro
Jaim Harris
New York
Mhamas
Saig
Lam Tal Mie
Cyau
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TULS4 Crushes El Paso in Texas League Night
Amarillo won the opener 2 1 in a game halted by a controversial crowd incident. Austin edged the nightcap 4 2 as Ceel Unpsnaw pitched four innings before relief. Roy Greer was removed from the press box amid disputed obscene language claims.
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Greer
Amarillio
Leo Posada
Austin
Ceel Unpsnaw
Hoo
North Zone dove season opens with large hunter turnout
Thousands of dove hunters are expected for the Texas North Zone opening in Austin. FE A Walker says prospects look good as hunting runs from noon to sunset. The line separating North and South zones runs through a long list of counties, with birds bag limits set at 12 doves per day and 24 in possession, plus 10 mourning doves.
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Texas
Milan
Robertson, Leon
Houston
Cherokee
Nacogdoches
Shelby
Rio Grande
Rio Grande Valley
Eight reported in last six days football deaths at Ole Miss
University of Mississippi opened 1964 practice a year ago and soon after sophomore halfback collapsed and died. Sophomore end Bob Priester died during unsupervised laps as Mississippi began 1965 practice. Priester's death marks the eighth football fatality in six days, a possible first double fatality for a major college team in such a short span. Other deaths occurred at Central Missouri State and Howard College. Coach John Vaught described the tragedy, noting no coaches were on the field when Priester collapsed.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Rebels
Bob Priester
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Priester
Bill Allen
St. Louis
Central
Vaught
W. R. Crilly Priester
Natchez, Miss
Mississippi College
Ricky Ellzey
Meridian
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