Northeast Indians face depth tests under new coach Dixie White
Dixie White, new Northeast State athletic director and head football coach, outlines a rebuilding 1964 program for the Indians. He warns against expecting instant success while emphasizing talent depth, a stronger defense, and a versatile running game led by several returning lettermen and promising juniors.
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Freddy Hughes
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Yankees Feuding A's Ground Crew At Kansas City
AP report from Kansas City recounts a playful altercation at Charley Finley’s park as the Yankees and Athletics grounds crew clashed. A 1925 fire truck, groundskeepers, water hoses, towels, and tomatoes sparked a lighthearted scene before the game, with players joking about retaliation and pies. Bud Daley noted the prior night’s hose incident and Yogi refused to allow pies.
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Terry Dear Leads In Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament
Terry Dear of Albuquerque N M held the midway lead in the Jaycee International Junior Golf Championships at Mendakota Country Club with a 2 under par 70 to total 142 after two rounds. John Richart of Ann Arbor Mich and Bob Foster of Columbia S C trailed by one stroke.
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Santo wins second NL player of the month honor
Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs earned the National League player of the month for July after a .395 average with 27 RBIs and seven homers. This marks back to back player of the month honors for Santo, who previously won in June 1963.
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New Orleans Ramblers win Legion final over Ruston 14-1
In Baton Rouge special report Ronnie White ruled the mound with five hits allowed as De LaSalle Ramblers of New Orleans defeated Ruston 14-1 to claim the state American Legion baseball title and earn a spot in Memphis regionals. Kenny Danna paced New Orleans with a triple and five RBIs while Ruston committed six errors and had limited offense.
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