Robinson Signs New Baltimore Contract
Brooks Robinson, star third baseman for the Orioles, signs a contract estimated at 50 000 dollars aiming for a stronger 1965 season. He set 1964 marks with 118 RBI and a .317 average, helping Baltimore fall two games short of the pennant.
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Los Angeles Angels
Bob Rodgers
Rodgers
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Jim Schaffer
Bill Heath
Danny Cater
Cater
Chisox
Schaffer
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Heath
Little Rock
San Francisco Giants
Tacoma
al Stanek
Bob Garibaldi
Frank Linzy
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
Santo Domingo
Pedro Ramos
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Ramos
Yankees
Basketball Doubleheader Tonight At Beckley Recreation
St Francis de Sales and Stamford Grade Schools stage a basketball doubleheader at Beckley Recreation Building. The 6th and 7th grade teams meet at 6:30 p.m. with the 7th and 8th grade girls’ game following at 7:30 p.m. The St Francis 7th and 8th grade squad has won 10 of 11 games.
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St. Francis de Sales
Stamford
Beckley
St. Francis
Joe Brown Sees Five Year Cycles For Pirates
Pittsburgh general manager Joe L Brown, in his 10th year, hopes things run in five year cycles as he eyes the 1965 Pirates. He cites reserve catching, shortstop, and center field as trouble spots and discusses possible trades or farm system options. Brown praises Dick Schofield and notes Bill Virdon’s defense but average bat, with Bob Friend and Bill Mazeroski heading to Florida for spring training.
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Ramos
Los Angeles Angels
Fred Newman
Newman
Fred Haney
Bobby Locke
Philadelphia
Jim McGlothlin
Reseda
Calif
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
Brown
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Larry Brown
Chico Salmon
James Dugan
Flagstaff
Ariz
Vatavia
N.Y
Pirates
Dugan
Pittsburgh
UPI
Joe L. Brown
Forbes Field
Pirate
Jim Paglistoni
Jim
Jerry May
Dick Schofield
Schofield
Gene Allie
Andre Rodgers
Bill Virdon
Bob Friend
Bill Mazeroski
Florida
Friend
Ragan and Ford Lead Crosby Pro-Am After Round One
Dave Ragan and Doug Ford shot 66s to seize the early lead in the Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur with six shots over Jack Nicklaus and seven over Arnold Palmer. Venturi benefited from Jim Lange’s assistance, posting a 61 best-ball in the pro-am division, tying for the lead.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Dave Ragan
Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
Ragan
Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
PGA
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Don January
Skee Riegel
Nichols
Doug Sanders
al Besselink
Babe Hiskey
al Gieberger
Bill Collins
Harold
Catfish) Kneece
Venturi
Jim Lange
San Francisco
Lange
Sanders
Lloyd Pitzer
Hollywood
Chamberlain Leads 76ers Over Warriors in Return
Wilt Chamberlain scored 22 points and grabbed 29 rebounds as the Philadelphia 76ers beat the San Francisco Warriors 111-102 in his first game in a Philadelphia uniform since the move. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 28 points while Mescherly had 19 for the Warriors. Philadelphia erased a late second-quarter lead with a 15-1 run.
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United Press International
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Warriors
San Francisco
76Ers
Warrior
Hal Greer
Tom Meschery
NBA
Musch
Gambee
Hight
Kerr Thurm
Rodgers
Greer Il
Phillips
Costello
Atles
Jackson
McLem’e
Walker
Dierk’s
Bianchi
Neu'ann
Phil Delphia
Weber Leads In All Star Bowling American Division
UPI reports Dick Weber dominating the men American division at the All-Star Bowling Championships in Philadelphia with a 17–7 record, 6156 pins and 850 bonus pins. Ray Bluth trails, while Ted Hoffman Jr leads the men’s National division and Ann Slattery leads the women’s National division. Wins and prize money totals are outlined as competition continues through Saturday with finals Sunday.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Weber
Ray Bluth
Watson Woods
Bluth
Ted Hoffman Jr
Plymouth Meeting
Jim St. John
Santa Clara
Calif
St. John
Ann Slattery
Salt Lake City
Utah
Olga Gloors Norridge
Slattery
Jean Winsch
South Bend
Ind
Mary Louise Young
Houston
Tex
Harry Smith
Boston
Smith
Miss Winsch
Mullens Grapplers Rout Oceana in CC Meet
Mullens wrestling beat Oceana 41 to 13 in a Coalfield Conference match at Mullens. Mullens improves to 3-2, continuing strong CC play. Oceana sits at 1-5-1. Key bouts include Mullens wins by pins or decisions across 95 to unlimited weight classes. The article notes upcoming Shady Spring at Pulaski, Va event and highlights Shady Spring’s state titles.
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Rebels
Sophia
Pineville
Shady Spring
Pulaski
Dix Manning
Taylor
Cook
Sizemore
Hammond
Blankenship
Bowl WICK Handicap League results and top performers
Scores show teams like Bond's Esso and Seed's Discount leading in a structured league with high team series by Earehart Rambler at 3076 and Greenbrier Dairy top performances. Notable bowlers include Rudy Green, Jim Meadows, and Earl Harmon posting high series and games across divisions and Tuesday night events.
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Merchants Feed & Sup
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Wilkes Insurance
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Ray Halsey
Jim Meadows
Beckley
Acme Super
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Fair Deal
Sophia Electric
Clarence Pantoplus
Ernie Allenbaugh
Paul Brown
Ken Garten
Wayne Farley
John Ca
Ernieugh
Mike Guerino
Jake Wetzel
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