Mays Leads Homer Hounds In Baseball Season Hunt
Willie Mays stars for the San Francisco Giants as the Homer Hounds chase early season records. After six games he has six homers and a batting average above .400, piling up early lead on Babe Ruth and Roger Maris for timing and distance in the homer chase while fans watch the Say Hey Kid’s exploits.
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Homer Hounds
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
Hounds
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Ford Frick
Mays
Ruth
Maris
Giants
Phillies
Swat
Mars
Polo Grounds
New York
Mel Ott
NCAA clears Indiana and puts two others on probation
The NCAA cleared Indiana University of probation in football and lifted its postseason ban, while Slippery Rock State College and Prairie View A and M College were placed on one year probation for non-sanctioned bowl play and NAIA playoff involvement. Slippery Rock and Prairie View face only end of season postseason limits. other sports remain unaffected.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Indiana University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Slippery Rock State College
Prairie View A & M College
Indiana
Big Ten
Ing
Hoosiers
Ncaa Council
Slippery Rock
Oklahoma State College
Oklahoma City
Prairie View
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Tex
Nebraska State Teachers
Kearney
Neb
St. John’s University of Collegeville
Minn
Sacramento
Former Cardinal Eddie Dyer Dies at 63 in Houston
Eddie Dyer, manager of the 1946 World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals, died in Houston at 63 after a stroke on January 2, 1963. A Rice University alumnus who rose from player to manager, he left baseball after 1948 and pursued insurance, oil, and real estate ventures with Howie Pollet and Jeff Cross as business associates.
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Houston
Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Dyer
Howie Pollet
Jeff Cross
Cardinal
Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Fred Saigh
Rice University
Chicago
United States Women Top Paraguay in World Championship
The U S women’s basketball team defeated Paraguay 54 48 in Chiclayo Peru for their second straight win and secured a spot in the final round. The Americans led 28 17 at halftime as Paraguay pressed the South American champions.
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Chiclayo
Peru
United States
Paraguay
Red Sox Shut Out Yankees 4-0 in Patrios Day Tilt
Boston pitchers Bill Monbouquette and Dick Radatz limited New York to nine hits as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 4-0 in frigid weather. Monbouquette left with an elbow issue after eight innings, Radatz finished with two hits allowed in the ninth. Tony Conigliaro hit his second homer, Carl Yastrzemski added a third inning triple and Stuart drove in two runs.
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Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Monbouquette
Yankees
Radatz
Sox
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Dick Stuart
Bob Meyer
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Stuart
New York
Meyer
Reniff
Howard Monbouquette
Tillman
W — Monbo
SHENANDOAH RACING RESULTS AND COLLEGE BASEBALL NOTES
Summary of Shenandoah race results with multiple claiming events and payouts, plus Maryland lacrosse standout statistics and a Maryland baseball recap. Highlights include Twin Pearls and Hartle River Gat results, Daily Double, and college reports on Tom Bichy and a 25 3 lacrosse win over North Carolina.
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Hartle River Gat
Galgado
Big Fire
Smith
Ottaviana
Stick Victory
College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Bill Pettit
Cassius Clay Fails Army Draft Mental Tests
The Army told Congress that heavyweight champion Cassius Clay failed draft mental tests honestly and did not fake results to dodge induction. Secretary Stephen Ailes sent the letter to House Armed Services Committee chair Carl Vinson confirming the finding. The disclosure follows the Clay case review.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Cassius Clay
Clay
Secretary of
The
Stephen Ailes
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Spahn and Roof escape fines after Houston nightclub raid
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan said no disciplinary action will be taken against Warren Spahn and Phil Roof after their arrest in a Houston nightclub raid. Both players posted $10 bonds for consuming alcohol after the 1 a.m. closing hour, and Bragan cited no curfew and no reason to fine them.
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LOS Angeles
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Phil Roof
Houston
Tex
Spahn
Roof
Texas Liquor Control Board
Bragan
Smith Stays Unbeaten in Masters Title Defense
Harry Smith of Baltimore defended his title in the 1964 American Bowling Congress Masters in Oakland California by rallying in the final game to remain undefeated.
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Oakland
Calif
Harry Smith
Baltimore
Baseball matchup slate with multiple night games listed
Schedule lists night games for Cleveland at Kansas City Seattle? No, Detroit at Los Angeles among others. Also notes standings and yesterday results in the National League Western race with Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and St. Louis active in play.
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Cleveland
Grant
Kansas City
Segai
Washington
Koplitz
Minnesota
Kaat
Detroit
Lary
Los Angeles
Chance
New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Pet
G.B
Philadelphia
San Fran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Stallard
Gibbon
Or Law
Norman
Cincinnati O'Toole
Owens
Ww. L. Pet. G
Derby Candidate At Laurel Saturday
Calumet's Kentucky Jug, trained by Jimmy Jones, targets the Chesapeake Stakes at Laurel as a Derby hopeful. The colt, improving from Hutcheson Stakes experience, may ship to Louisville for May 2, backed by Calumet's historic Derby record and strong breeding from Alibhai and Jug Lu lineage.
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Jones
Monlay
Louisville
Ben
Jones Sr
Ponder
Jimmy
Kentucky Jug
Laurel
Eldon Nelson
Chesapeake
Kentucky Pioneer
Florida
Citation
Coaltown
Calumet
Hutcheson
Jug
Alibhai
Determine
Jug Lu
Bull Lea
Hill Gail
Iron Liege
Coach Predicts Track Victory For U. S. Men
Associated Press reports Ohio State coach Larry Snyder predicts the United States will win the track and field portion of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He says the U. S. leads in sprints and hurdles and foresees a possible three event sweep, with targets including Bob Hayes and Adolph Plummer among top sprinters. He expects a federation shift from AAU and notes facilities and costs under the new Track and Field Federation.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
United States
Tokyo
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
Rome
Snyder
U. S
AAU
Hayes
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Adolph Plummer
Ulis Williams
Arizona State
Willie May
Indiana
Henry Carr
Detroit
Hayes Jones
Michigan
Rex Cawley
California
Giants Edge Reds 5-2 On Late Inning Error
Bob Skinner dropped a shallow fly in the eighth allowing two runners to score as the Giants broke a 2-2 tie and won 5-2. Willie Mays doubled and singled twice to lift his average to .444. Willie McCovey hit his first homer of the year. Jack Sanford pitched the win, Purkey took the loss. Candlestick Park crowd was 8,359.
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SAN Francisco
Bob Skinner
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Purkey
Skinner
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Jack Sanford
Candlestick Park
Chico Ruiz
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati
San Fran
Purkey
Edwards
Sanford
Haller
L-Purkey
McCovey
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Zie Higgenbottom
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Loyola
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