Beatty, Snyder, Chalfin eye Middletown tennis title
Walt Beatty, a former Middie and Ohio state titlist, won the Indiana Collegiate Conference singles title for DePauw, defeating the No 2 seed from Valparaiso in the semifinals and the top seed from Ball State for the championship. Beatty led DePauw with an undefeated three-year record and No 1 doubles in his senior year. The article also notes high school cost of May state tournaments and lists nearby outlets for the Indianapolis Memorial Day 500 telecast, with Toledo and Cleveland venues in Ohio.
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Cleveland
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Ohio Theatre
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Warner Theatre
Youngstown
Chicago
Kentucky
Dark names Willie Mays Giants field captain
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark named Willie Mays the clubs field captain on Thursday with Dark calling Mays managerial material. Mays, 33, said he is proud, but noted it is too early to think about managing, though he may have four or five playing years ahead.
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Chuck Asher Named Head Coach At Piqua Central High
Chuck Asher former Midletown High all state player and Louisville University star is named head football coach at Piqua Central High. He played in the service and has been announced this morning.
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Middletown Names Co captains for 1964 Football Team
Coach Jack Gordon named Ed Hiteshue and L. C. Kindred as co captains of Middletown Highs 1964 football squad. Both are seniors after two years as regulars with Middies. Kindred is a halfback and Hiteshue plays tackle.
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Jack Gordon
Ed Hiteshue
L. C. Kindred
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Baseball scores and schedule from the league results
Houston 3 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 10 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 6 New York 1. Upcoming games include New York at Houston and Chicago at Cincinnati. Saturday results show Washington 8 Chicago 2 and Detroit 2 Cleveland 0 among others with International League Jacksonville 5 Atlanta 1 Rochester 7 Buffalo 3 Syracuse 8 Toronto 7.
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Columbus
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Toronto
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Kralick Explains Striking Indians Pitcher Performance
Cleveland starter Jack Kralick becomes the team’s top pitcher this season with a 3-0 record and a 1.12 ERA. He credits no new pitches, relying on fastballs with a curve, slider, and changeup. Catcher John Romano praises his control and sneaky speed as Kralick aims to end a three game slide against Hank Aguirre and Detroit in a four game set.
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Jack Kralick
Cleveland Indians
John Romano
Kralick
Jack
Romano
Youngstown
Detroit
Tribe
Hank Aguirre
Stars Fire Up Cubs and Dodgers in Big League Action
Yesterday’s MLB results feature Billy Williams of the Cubs going 3-for-4 as Chicago fell 10-3 to St Louis, lifting Williams to a .402 average and overtaking Willie Mays for the NL lead. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers struck out 11 Mets in a 6-1 win, his 53rd career game with 10 or more Ks.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
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Mets
Bob Feller
Koufax
Thursday Fights Recap From Associated Press Tokyo Event
Rokuro Ishiyama faced Jai Gonzales and Pat Gonzales in a mixed results bout in Tokyo. Scores or outcomes unclear from fragmented OCR text, but reporting notes a draw and 123 percent line references.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Rokuro Ishiyama
Jai
Pat Gonzales
Lippines
Drew
Williams Surges Past Mays In NL Batting Race
Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs moved to a .402 average to take the National League batting lead from Willie Mays of the Giants, who dropped to .397 after a 2-for-4 day including his 15th and 16th home runs. Mays propelled San Francisco to a 9-4 win over Philadelphia to reclaim first place as Williams enjoyed a torrid stretch since April 29. Other notable games featured Dick Farrell matching Juan Marichal with six wins after Houston beat Pittsburgh 3-1 and Sandy Koufax fanning 11 as the Dodgers beat the Mets 6-1.
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Associated Press
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Billy Williams
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Dick Farrell
Juan Marichal
Houston
Pittsburgh
Sandy Koufax
Ls Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Phillies
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Phil Cavaretta
Daniels Off To Best Start Ever In Major League Career
Bennie Daniels 31 year old right hander for the Washington Senators earns his fifth win as Detroit Tigers fall 8-2. He lowers his ERA to 2.94 after 152.3 innings, with Jim Duckworth rallying for relief in the ninth. Others in AL include Wickersham and Pascual among leaders.
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NFL Rejects Plan for AFL NFL All Star Game
New York AP reports the NFL declined a proposed AFL NFL all star exhibition. Commissioner Rozelle said the league will back the Kennedy Memorial Library Fund with receipts from an Philadelphia Detroit exhibition on August 23. AFL commissioner Foss praised cross league play but the plan folded.
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