AFL Owners Push Merger Details and All Star Format
AFL owners wrapped a four hour session denying details of merger talks after approving an AFL All Star game pitting East versus West. They discussed adding a 10th team in 1968 and named Ralph Wilson Jr., Lamar Hunt, and Bill Sullivan as league reps for future merger talks.
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Detroit
Anahem
Cali
Cincinati
New Orleans
Seattle
AFL
NFL
Ralph Wilson Jr
Buffalo Bills
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City
Bill Sullivan
Boston
Sculptured female figures used as supports in buildings
Sculptured female figures serving as decorative supports are known as caryatids in architecture, a term derived from Greek myth and used to describe ornate columnar figures that bear load while adding visual flourish to structures.
Local Route Marker Near Mt Airy Described
A readable fragment notes a location on Located Long Corner Road and Route 144 near U.S. 40, about two miles east of Mt. Airy. The brief item identifies geographic coordinates and access point for travelers or residents in the area.
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Mt. Airy
New Market
Maryland
Frederick City Softball Game Won by YMCA Over Ameri can Optical
Dickie Hall led the YMCA with three hits as they beat American Optical 62 to 61 in a Frederick City Softball League game. Jim Blank pitched four hits with eleven strikeouts for the Opticals in a hard fought contest. Gladhill Ahalt J Blank and W Blank also contributed for YMCA and Ameri can Optical.
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Dickie Hall
YMCA
American Optical Company
Frederick City
Jim Blank
The
Opticals
American Optical
Gladhill
Ahalt
J. Blank
W Blank
Chargers Begin Training Camp in Esc nido California
Escondido Calif fAP The San Diego Chargers open training Friday for the 1964 American Football League season Coach Sid Gillman will greet 151 rookies Most of the 43 veterans are scheduled to report July 17.
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Escondido
Calif
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gillman
Thoroughbred race card results and staff notes
A detailed list of race results across ten races with purses from 1200 to 1900 dollars, including three-year-olds to four-year-olds and up. Entries feature horses such as Happy Risk Park Sapphire Spanish Royalty Wonder First Miss Beattie Charlock Wy Miles Of Smiles A Piano Dance Keith's Colleen Aunt Edie and many others, with times and payouts. The Philadelphia AP brief announces Bill Daddio named director of player personnel for the Eagles.
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Espinosa
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Laddy
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Frorret
Philadelphia
Bill Daddio
Philadelphia Eagles
Optimists beat NECA 14 12 in Na tional Little League clash
Gary Fauble drove in four runs and scored twice while Jim Corley and Eddie Thompson each crossed the plate three times as the Optimists defeated NECA 14 to 12. Thompson pitched the complete game, allowing eight hits, six walks, and nine strikeouts. Donnie Smallwood allowed eleven runs over 2 2 3 innings on three hits. Frank Bradley allowed three runs on three hits with five walks. Donnie Ambush collected seven RBIs on two homers and a single. Billy Ambrosen had four RBIs on a homer and a single. Ambush and Ambrosen combined for a strong mound effort. In other action, Bitzer and Moore powered to an 18-2 win over R. F. Kline as Ambush and Ambrosen also contributed on the mound. Charles Lockard hit a solo homer for Kline. Charles Sheppard started for the losers, followed by Greg Snyder.
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Gary Fauble
Jim Corley
Eddie Thompson
NECA
Thompson
Ronnie T Hall
Donnie Smallwood
Frank Bradley
Donnie Ambush
Billy Ambrosen
Bitzer
Moore
R. F. Kline
Ambush
Ambrosen
Kline
Charles Lockard
Charles Sheppard
Greg Snyder
Money Replaces Memories in All Star Weekend Tour
The All-Star break is treated as a three day vacation and stadium tour rather than a baseball classic. Players seek rest as city names and new stadiums are highlighted from Busch to Anaheim while fans weigh television and in person viewership. The piece recalls historic All-Star moments and notes a shift toward spectacle and pension benefits over pure sports competition.
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Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis
Missouri
St.louis
NBA
Busch Stadium
Anaheim
Astrodome
Atlanta
Chavez Ravine
Oakland
St. Louis All Star game announces 1000 standing room tickets
The baseball commissioner's office approves sale of 1000 standing room tickets at $4 each for the All Star game in St. Louis. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. game day with a two ticket per purchase limit. The paragraph recaps notable All Star moments from 1933 through 1946 and notes a later generation of fans.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Commissioner’s Office
Baseball changes mark All-Star site shakeups
Games played show a slump with only one win in the last nine as baseball undergoes changes. Ebbets Field and the Polo Grounds no longer qualify as All-Star venues, reflecting shifts in league decision making and stadium criteria.
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Sympton
Ebbets Field
Polo Grounds
Mantle's Homer Lifts Yankees Past Red Sox 5 2
Mickey Mantle hit a two out three run homer in the ninth to cap a five run New York rally and beat Boston 5 2 as Rollie Sheldon faltered in relief after a six hit shutout bid. Tresh sac fly and Gibbs single sparked the decisive inning, lifting New York to the win and denying a Boston sweep. Mantle's 16th homer sealed the victory.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Mantle
Red Sox
Boston
Rollie Sheldon
Don McMahon
McMahon
Jake Gibbs
Tom Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Sheldon
Ryan
Downing
Womack
Howard
W — Womack
L—Mcmahon
Pete Reiser Stole Home Seven Times With Dodgers in 1946
Pete Reiser swiped home plate seven times for the Brooklyn Dodgers during the 1946 season, highlighting his aggressive baserunning as a standout element of the team's offense that year.
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Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
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