World Series Set for Oct 7 in 1964 schedule
New York report outlines the 1964 World Series format with no travel day if the Series involves only Eastern or only Midwestern teams. It would start Oct 7 in the National League park, then three games in the American League park, with a possible six to ten day window and potential three way tie playoffs.
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New York
Ford Frick
Philadephia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Yankees
Orioles
Frick
Reds
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kansas State Gridders Practice On Schedule for 1964 Opener
Manhattan Kan The Kansas State Wildcats wrapped two a day drills as Doug Weaver said preseason work is on schedule for the 1964 opener with Wisconsin at Madison Halfback Doug Dusenbury who broke a finger will miss the intra squad game Saturday Jerry Cook handles kicks for both teams If unavailable punting duties fall to Mike Murray Bob Henry or Gary Pankratz
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Wildcats
Doug Weaver
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Doug Dusenbury
Jerry Cook
Mike Murray
Bob Henry
Gary Pankratz
Beloit Man Scores Ace at Decatur Lake
Phillip LaPointe of Beloit rolled a hole-in-one on number 3 at Decatur Lake Country Club using a 5 iron. He carded a 37 for nine holes while golfing with Beloit locals John Dopt and Jim Sweet. Powless Wins Opener at Heart of America Tennis Tournament.
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Beloit
Decatur Lake Brodhead
Phillip LaPointe
South Beloit
Decatur Lake Country Club
John Dopt
Jim Sweet
Powless
Kansas City
University of Wisconsin
John Powless
Madison
Wis
Dick Berger
Key West
Fla
Bellotti Wins Democratic Nomination for Massachusetts Governor
Lt. Gov. Francis X. Bellotti captured the Democratic nomination for governor in the Massachusetts primary, defeating incumbent Endicott Peabody on Thursday night.
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Boston
Francis X. Bellotti
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Hornung Tittle Ready Packers Giants Picked To Win League
NEW YORK Paul Hornung will lead Green Bay to the Western Conference title and Y A Tittle's magic will make it four straight for New York in the East, setting up another Packer Giant showdown for the NFL title Dec 27 at Yankee Stadium. The Packers are picked to dethrone the Bears in the West while the East favors New York St Louis and Cleveland.
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Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Y. A. Tittle
Magic
New York J
Yankee Stadium
Packers
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Philadelphia
Vince Lombardi
Bears
George Hali
Tony Lorick
Steelers
Johnny Unitas
Alex Karras
Hornung
Milt Plum
Bill Brown
Tommy Mason
Jim Taylor
Ram
Giants
Sherman
Charley Johnson
Sonny Randle
Bobby Joe Conrad
Prentice Gautt
Joe Childress
Taylor
Jurgensen
Angelo Cola
Huff
John Henry Johnson
Tommy McDonald
Buddy Dial
Joe Kuharich
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National and American league standings show Baltimore leading the AL with 85 wins and Chicago at 59 0. New York 82 wins and Detroit 75. Thursday results include Baltimore beating Washington 12 to 5 and New York over Detroit 5 to 2. Upcoming games feature several cross division matchups and doubleheaders. In the NL, Philadelphia leads with 84 wins, St. Louis 78, and Cincinnati 78. Thursday results include Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 5 to 1 and Chicago beating Houston 4 to 3. Future matches list Cincinnati at Milwaukee and New York at Los Angeles among others.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Showdown for Posts on U S Olympic Club Nears in Track and Field
The final trials for the U S Olympic track and field team unfold at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum this weekend with decathlon events Saturday and main squad action Sunday. Expected heat near 100 degrees, top contenders seek Tokyo selection, including eight world record holders in events like Hayes, Hansen, Oerter, Pennel, Boston, Carr, Connolly and Long.
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Angeles
America
Tokyo
U.S
Los Angeles’ Memorial Coliseum
Los Angeles
New York
Hansen
Braves Extend Streak to Four After Mets Win
Milwaukee Braves extend their winning streak to four with a 7-6 victory over the Mets in New York. Denny Lemaster (13-1) faces Jim Maloney as Milwaukee opens a three-game set at County Stadium. Lee Maye leads the offense with a triple and three singles, Rico Carty hits a homer and drives in two, Alou adds a run-producing double. Carty boosts his average to .382, while Clemente paces the league at .343.
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Milwauke Braves
County Stadium
Braves
Pittsburgh
Mets
New York
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Phils
Philadelphia Reds
St. Louis
Reds
Denny Lemaster
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Rico Carty
Felipe Alou
Alou
Lee Maye
Carty
Roberto Clemente
Gridiron Season Opens For Monroe Cheesemakers At Beloit
The Monroe Cheesemakers kick off the gridiron season tonight against Beloit Catholic at South Beloit park on Highway 213. Jayvees open tomorrow at Juda, freshmen host Mt. Horeb Monday, with no injuries reported. Gary Ruge named Keith Burington offensive captain and Jim Dearth defensive captain. First home varsity game is Friday September 18 versus Stoughton.
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Monroe High School
Beloit Catholic
Beloit
South Beloit Park
Highway 213
South Beloit
Juda
Mt. Horeb
Monroe Field
Gary Ruge
Keith Burington
Jim Dearth
Stoughton Vikings
Roger Jacobazzi Rejoins Badgers After Eligibility
Madison senior tackle Roger Jacobazzi rejoined the Wisconsin football team after completing a correspondence course to regain scholastic eligibility. He immediately filled an interior defensive line spot amid injuries to Nate Jenkins Steve Young Phil Sobocinski and Mike Sachen. Former heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano visited to see Marion Roberts and was introduced to players by coach Milt Bruhn.
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Madison
Roger Jacobazzi
Wisconsin Footballeam
Marion Roberts
Milt Bruhn
Marciano
School District Board Minutes August 19 1964
A regular School District Board meeting on August 19 1964 at 7 30 p m in the Junior High Board Room with members Kittelsen Norton Schroeder Krebs Babler Falk Raymer Hahlen Supt Huenink and Principal Babala present. Topics included bills bids for rural school land and fuel oil and coal, milk bids, teacher contracts, kindergarten transportation study, and a remodeling fee for Weiler and Strang. The Transportation Committee urged one way kindergarten transport with local cooperation and a letter to Twin Grove Board was authorized. Meeting adjourned at 9 50 p m with field inspection of new lighting pending.
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Board of Education
Rodney 0. Kittelsen
John L. Norton
Leon J. Schroeder
Fred Krebs
Alvin H. Babler
Clarence Falk
Lawrence Raymer
Robert J. Hahlen
Derwin J. Huenink
Walter A. Babala
Schroeder
Krebs
Mr. Schroeder
Mr. Krebs
Blackford
Nathan Garwell
David Woods
Round Grove
Theodore R. Weiss
Prien
Loyd Prien
Buckskin
Clarence Rufer
Law
Earl Sarbacker
Sam Goecks
Anna Blum
Argus
Vernus Gilbertson
Fairfield
John Bauman
Enterprise
James Adelhoven
Eugene Meier
Leon Rockow
Harold Legler
Earl
Sarbacker
Dewayne
George Pulkrabek
Lester Zettle
Roosevelt
Kenneth Schindler
Sylvia Maske
Ernest Johnson
J. J. Stauffacher
Ernest Locher
Herman Burkhard
Green County Force Co-op
Badger Petroleum
Mobil Oil Co
Pecatonica Fuel Co
South Wayne
Wis
Crandall Oil Co
Green County Farmco Co-op
Sal Fullerton Lumber Co
Germann Fuel Co
Norton
Falk
Trumpy Dairy
Marty
Babler
Carol Brady
Margy Kersten
Michael Kersten
Siv
Gaylord Voegels
McGuire Farm
Montcello
Kuhne
Etter
Huenink
Richland School
Alice Martin
Johnson House
Alma Perdue
Jessie Share
Miss Martin
Supt Huenink
Lincoln Gym
Weiler and Strang
Motion
Inez Raymer
D. J. Huenink
William Stuckey
Doris Messmer
William Park
Mathew Ernser
Monroe Truck Lease, Inc
Juckey
Transportation Committee
Twin Grove Board of Education
Edmund C. Hamilton
Monroe
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