OU Coaches Eye Kansas Conference Meet At Cook Field
OU coach Bill Boucek assesses chances at the KCAC meet Friday and Saturday at U's Cook Field. He notes Kansas Wesleyan and other teams could challenge, cites injuries to Honeycutt Spong Griffit Krebs and Bryant, but believes OU has depth while field events look tougher than sprints.
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Kansas
Bill Boucek
Boucek
Boutek
Kansas Wesleyan
Ponce
Wesleyan
Andy Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Richard Spong
Spong
Dan Griffit
Griffit
Charles
John Krebs
Krebs
No-Hitter Loser Edges NL Leaders Giants 2 1
Houston right-hander Ken Johnson finally earned a win, beating San Francisco 2 1 as two bad-hop hits and a wild pitch produced the decisive run. Willie Mays stayed hitless through six, then collected a single in the ninth for his only hit in four trips. The Giants and Mets also battled, with Mets winning 5 2, while rain affected several games across the league.
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Johnson
Houston
Colts
San Francisco
Mays
Hal Woodeshick
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Baseball Scoreboard National League standings and results
The Associated Press baseball scoreboard lists National League standings with teams led by Sha Fran at 16 8 and Louis 16 11, Milwaukee 15 11, Chicago 10 11, Houston 12 17, New York 7 19. Results from Wednesday include New York 5 Milwaukee 2 and Houston 2 San Francisco 1. Upcoming games feature Los Angeles at Chicago and Milwaukee at New York among others.
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G.B. Sha Fran
Phpa
Louis
Kwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
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Houston
W. L. Pet. G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Lds
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Niges
Nigges
Bowling Twilight Ottawa Bus-2 High 10-30-D
High scores listed for multiple shops and individuals including Smay AiNsworth Lemon Hall Fritts Bowman Mack Doty Kramer Fredeen Ferguson Kersley Strickland Lyons Bell Reed and Honn. Entries show high scores and addresses or route numbers in a compact catalog-like sports/score listing.
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Ottawa
D. Smay
Briscoe Drugs
AiNsworth
Todd Mobile Homes
Doty
Doty-Kramer
Fredeen’s Shoes
Fredeen
BMA
Ferguson
Kersley-Strickland, Lewis
Princeton Merchants
Lyons
Crites Body Shop
L. Bell
Texaco
Page
Wills Cafe
Scores list from Southwestern meet and local sponsors
Summary of a compiled scores page featuring high scores in events with multiple sponsors including Moore's Chevolds, Towner's, First National Bank, Kansas State Bank, Grogan Standard, People's National Bank, K of C posts, Kitty Clover Chips, Dengel and Son, Mille's, Royal Lanes, Robertson Motor Co, and athletes Yager Burgoon Nutt Hills Akers Mueller Schulte Roller and others with top marks around 10-30 and 169-477 ranges.
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Southwestern Bell
J. Yager
Moore's Chevolds
M. Burgoon
First National Bank
A. Servatius
N. Fritts
Kansas State Bank
M. Hopkins
Grogan
E. Hills
People’s National Bank
V. Reusch
L. Akers
M. Mueller
Zielsdorf
Dengel and Son
Leigerot
McLaughlin
J. Schulte
Mille's
Royal TO
Sinclair
Robertson Motor CO
V. Roller
Major Stars Pitching Dominate In Twin Bill Wins
Barry Latman of the Angels shut down Kansas City on seven hits for a 9-0 first game victory. The A’s claimed the second game 2-0. Pete Ward of the White Sox had two hits including a two run double in the first inning as Chicago beat Minnesota 5-1 to stay atop the AL standings.
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Angels
Kansas City
A’s
Pete Ward
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota
Coach Died In Alexandria At 72 In Shreveport native
Thomas Ray Mobley, 72, former athletic director and football coach at Southwestern Louisiana Institute, died Wednesday in Alexandria of a heart attack. He was from Shreveport.
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Alexandria
Thomas Ray Mobley
Shreveport
Atletic
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Hayden Riley Enters Fourth Season as Alabama Coach
Hayden Riley begins his fourth season leading Alabama basketball, continuing the program's coaching era and expectations for stability and performance this year.
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Hayden Riley
Alabama
Preakness Stakes Six 3-Year-Olds Lead Entry Fee Totals
Six trainers pay $1,000 each to enter Hill Rise Northern Dancer Scoundrel Roman Brother Quadrangle and Big Pete in the 88th Preakness at Pimlico. Total value $176,000 with $124,200 to winner, $30,000 for runner up, $15,000 third, $7,500 fourth. Estimated 30,000 crowd vs Derby crowds.
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Hill Rise
Northern Dancer
the Scoundrel
Roman Brother
Quadrangle
Big Pete
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
Churchill Downs
Downs
Mays Ranked With DiMaggio As Alltime Great
New York AP Willie Mays cements status as baseballs best center fielder a scorching start raises hopes of hitting .400 and possibly challenging Ruth and Maris home run marks Casey Stengel and others compare him to DiMaggio and Speaker Mantle noted as potential peer in a debate over top center fielder and Frisch and Hubbell back the close call in favor of Mays despite DiMaggio’s earlier dominance
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mays
Giants
Willie
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
Casey Stengel
Tris Speaker
Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
Stengel
DiMaggio
Speaker
Edd Roush
Max Carey
Terry Moore
Happy Felsch
Jigger Statz
iMays
Mantle
Lows
Mags
Frankie Frisch
Joe
Hubbell
Daily Betting Sets A Record At Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York completed a 72 night meet reporting a total mutuel handle of 144027355 and an average daily betting of 2227707. Attendance reached 1743206 with an average per night of 24211.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Steelers Sign Bradshaw and Haley for 1964 NFL season
The Pittsburg Steelers announced on Wednesday that defensive backs Jim Bradshaw and Dick Haley have signed contracts for the 1964 NFL season.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg Steelers
Jim Bradshaw
Dick Haley
Boxing Results From Elizabeth Louis Adair Defeats Mims
boxing results from Elizabeth report Joe Louis Adair from Elizabeth stops Holley Mims of Washington DC in six rounds.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
Joe Louis Adair
Holley Mims
Washington, D.C
Athletics Split With Los Angeles
The Angels won the first of a twi night doubleheader in Los Angeles by seven runs, while Kansas City idle. In the nightcap Orlando Pena and John Wyatt combined to shut out the Angels 2 0 as Pena earned his fourth win. A’s scoring came on George Alusik’s single and Doc Edwards’ double in the nightcap, with Ed Charles driving in a run in the fifth. Barry Latman went the distance in the opener for the Angels, who surged in the second inning with five hits including a three run homer by Jim Fregosi and a solo shot by Lee Thomas, followed by Thomas’ eighth inning bases loaded single for two more. Aurelio Monteagudo took the loss for the A’s in the opener amid a rainout of St Louis Philadelphia game and Kansas City rested.
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Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Willie Mays
Jesus Alou
Matty Alou
Mays
Bob Aspromonte
Orlando Cepeda
Rusty Staub
Jose Pagan
Ron Herbel
Bob Hendley
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Chicago White Sox
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Jesse Gonder
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Fisher
Larry Bearnorth
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Twins
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Tony Oliva
Bob Alli
Son
Dick Donovan
Sonny Siebert
Red Sox
Barry Latman
Angels
Lee Thomas
Jim Fregosi
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Doc Edwards
Ed Charles
Bo Belinsky
Associated Press
Wyatt
Pena
George Alusik
Wayne Causey
Thomas
Aurelio Monteagudo
Ottawa Elks aim to fill two infield spots this season
After a 21 14 record last season the Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball team seek to hold first in District II Northern League. Manager Conrad Downing and coach Don Morris plan to replace two infielders Elvin Gilges and Larry Nisely, while returning most of the 1963 squad including Mike Brady Billy Greene Loren Shofner Ronnie Mendell Dennis Morelet Dan Harkins Bob Nordyke Ted Haworth Harry Murphy Russell Craycraft and Craig Davis. The 38 game schedule features several state champions and Paola tournament hopes seek a state berth.
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Conrad Downing
Don Morris
Elvin Gilges
Larry Nisely
Gilges
Lawrence
Nisely
Elks
Mike Brady
Billy Greene
Loren Shofner
Ronnie Mendell
Dennis Morelet
Dan Harkins
Bob Noredyke
Ted Haworth
Harry Murphy
Russell Craycraft
Craig Davis
Mendell
Shofner
Brady
Roy Dunn
Downing
Gary Gumm
Bob Wells
John Cooper
Glenn Rappard
Gary Henderson
Alan Crawford
Parsons
Salina
Manhattan
Leavenworth
Topeka Van-T Caps
Paola
Lawerence
Tigers Eye Title By Jim Van Valkenburg
Missouri needs two wins in a three game series against seventh-place Nebraska to clinch a third straight Big Eight baseball title under Hi Simmons. Missouri seeks a district playoff with St Louis A. and a possible College World Series bid in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Nebraska
Hi Simmons
Simmons
Tigers
St. Louis A
Omaha
Athletics Offer Chisox $150,000 For Landis
Kansas City Athletics and Chicago White Sox clash over Jim Landis a 30 year old outfielder as KC offers 150000 dollars plus a choice of Manny Jimenez George Alusik Jose Tartabull or John Wojcik. White Sox say no and dispute the money and players involved. Landis has played little since opening day amid pay dispute and trade talk.
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Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jim Landis
Sox
Pat Friday
Manny Jimenez
George Alusik
Jose Tartabull
John Wojcik
Ed Short
White Sox
A’s
Landis
Short
Howard County seeks fourth junior college track title
Juco powerhouse Howard County of Big Spring will chase its fourth straight national junior college track and field championship at the 23rd annual meet in Big Spring. Thirty six teams compete Friday and Saturday with Phoenix Arizona runner up last year plus Victoria Texas Blinn Texas and Coffeyville Kansas as top challengers.
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Tex
Howard County
Phoenix
Ariz
Victoria
Blinn
Coffeyville
Kan
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L. Lemon
D. Hall
Sunrise Dairy
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Bonnie's Shoe Box
C. Honn
Towner
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A. Nutt
Nutt
Joe’s
Bait Shop
Joe McAuley
Ernie Broglio
Cards
Dennis Bennett
Phillies
Also- Funk
Lindsey Milo
N. Main
Tigers Eye
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Steve Renko
Oklahoma
Renko
Colorado
Iowa State
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Ames
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Chisox
Jim Gentile
Gino Cimoli
Cimoli
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Dean Berlin
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Roy Gregg
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