Silver Brand tops Keatley in tight National Division race
Silver Brand pulled even atop the Beckley National Division by an 8-2 win over Keatley as Harry's strengthened its American Division lead with an 18-4 victory against New River Supply. Danny Bailey allowed three hits in a complete game for the Clothiers with 11 strikeouts, while Randy Delp drove in three and Frank Palmer added two hits and an RBI.
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Keatley
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New River Supply
Danny Bailey
Clothiers
Randy Delp
Frank Palmer
RBI
Andy Jacobs
Bailey
New River
Ronald Redd
US Trials Open Two Day Olympic Track Meet in New York
Former Olympians led by Al Oerter and Ralph Boston open a two day event at Randalls Island to decide spots for the 1964 Tokyo Games. Winners of 17 events today and Saturday advance to Los Angeles trials with top six in each event earning berths.
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Ralph Boston
Randalls Island Stadium
Tokyo
Los Angeles
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Tug) Wilson
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Boston
Harold Connolly
Connolly
Hammerchamp
Rome
Braves Chief Defers Answer on 1965 Milwaukee Stay
Milwaukee Braves president John McHale dodged a yes or no on remaining in Milwaukee for 1965 amid revived Atlanta move rumors. He said details would be clear after the season ends as ownership weighs finances, attendance, and potential buyer interest. The Sporting News cited an unnamed source claiming Atlanta as 1965 home.
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Milwaukee
UPI
John McHale
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Sporting News
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Lisher
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McHale
Los Angeles Angels
University of Wisconsin
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Two ACL Games On Tap Tonight In Raleigh County League
Leed's seeks to halt John's Amoco in the opening game of a doubleheader at Warren Williams Field after last week's 10-4 loss to Stover Appliance. John’s protests its Saturday interference call against New River Supply. decision pending before first pitch. Amoco leads the league with a 5-0 or 4-1 mark while Leed's and Appliance sit at 2-2, and Summerlee meets John’s in the second game.
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Raleigh County
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Paul Williams
Amocomen
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Leed’s
Prince Cantley Battle For Big Beckley Purse
Larry Cantley and Frank Prince duel for the largest Beckley Speedway purse as July Fourth races loom. Cantley leads the points with 1815 to Prince 1760, Lafferty 1585, Moye 1460, Freeman 1440. Standings show Crab Orchard rider Cantley ahead by 55 over Prince and rivals in a tight title race.
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Frank Prince
John Radford
Cantley
Prince
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Lafferty
Richard Lafferty
Ernie Moye
Malin Freeman
Jody Clowers
Eugene Bishop
Dallas Phipps
Danny Wurst
Eddie Hess
Paul Prince
Bruce Taylor
Ed Snedegar
T. G. Alley
Gene Stiles
Jessey Athey
Red McDowell
Larry Brumfield
Ee Charlie Massey
Tom Radford
Russians Spoil Day At Henley Regatta
The Russian Zijalghiris Viln iuius crew defeated Harvard in the Grand Challenge Cup in six minutes thirty seconds, a course record. American crews led the rest of the day, with Washington and Lee and Groton advancing to quarter finals in various events. Phillips Academy and Nautical College Pangbourne eyed the Princess Elizabeth Cup clash as the likely winner. Seymour Cromwell of New York moved to the semifinals in the diamond sculls with an eight forty-seven effort.
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UPI
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United States
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Virginia Crew
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New York
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City Softball Beckley Mfg Eppys Drug Fox 3b 91
Beckley Mfg 2 6 11 0 6 8 0 2 6 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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Unclear sports briefing lists players and home run hints
Fragmentary OCR item names players such as Jan Loch Canterbury R. Menei Wright Mems and J Menei along with Home Runs by R Menei J Menei Rice and Canterbury. The text appears to catalog stats or a box score snippet with inconsistent formatting and incomplete context.
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Gin Jan Loch
Canterbury
R. Menei Wright
Mems
R. Menei
J. Menei
Rice
Beckley Babe Ruth and rivals clash at Mullens tonight
In a 7:30 pm matchup at Mullens St Albans faces off in a Legion baseball card featuring Beckley Babe Ruth Blue Ridge Gardens Bays Buick Eric's Jewelry Raleigh Motors and Raleigh Mo tors. Notable player scores listed include Randy Boone Hank Shumate 120 Bob Williams 110 M B Walker 100 Howard Meadews 95 Kaye Cavinder 0 Warren Wright 50 Bill Tate 40.
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Babe Ruth
Blue Ridge Gardens
Bays Buick
Eric’s Jewelry
Raleigh Motors
Randy Boone
Hank Shumate
Bob Williams
M. B. Walker
Howard Meadews
Kaye Cavinder
Warren Wright
Bill Tate
Whitemarsh Open leads include Rodriguez Lema Balding Wood
Four touring pros led the Whitemarsh Open after opening scores of 66 at Whitemarsh Country Club. Chi-Chi Rodriguez Tony Lema Al Balding and Mark Wood head the field with Tommy Shaw and Dave Marr just back. Arnold Palmer shot 68 as contenders sharpened for the second round.
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Philadelphia
UPI
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N.Y
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Bermuda Dunes
Calif
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al Besselink
Merchantville
N.J
George Bayer
Incline Village
Nev
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Tulsa
Okla
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Corona
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Lost Tree Village
Fla
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Dallas
Ernie Boros
Julius
Nicklaus
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Mason
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Lehigh Acres
Bill Collins
Grossinger
Firreball's Body Goes to Daytona
Dayton Beach reports Glenn Fireball Roberts who died, returns in death to Daytona. UPI notes identity and burial plans, with local and national media coverage anticipated.
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Emerson Stolle Set For Wimbledon Title Duel
Top seed Roy Emerson of Australia and Fred Stolle, both in peak form, reach the Wimbledon final after defeating rivals in straight sets and semis. Stolle ousted defending champ Chuck McKinley in four, while Emerson beat Willy Bungert to secure his first final appearance since his Wimbledon debut. Women’s final sees Margaret Smith vs Maria Bueno after Smith’s straight-set win over Billie Jean Moffitt.
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McKinley
Willy Bungert
West Germany
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
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Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Bueno
Lesley Turner
Firecracker 400 Win Would Crown Petty Champion
Richard Petty aims to seal the 1964 NASCAR Grand National title with a Firecracker 400 victory at Daytona Beach on July 4. Leading with 24,890 points, a win could push him beyond reach in the season’s final months, adding about 11,500 dollars to earnings that already top 66,000. Petty, seeking Daytona’s double, faces rivals including A J Foyt and Ned Jarrett as time trials set the pole and two 50 mile heats decide the start order. The green flag drops at 10 a.m. on July 4.
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Daytona International Speedway
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Nascar
Arnold Palmer
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A. J. Foyt
Freddie Lorenzen
Junior Johnson
Paul Goldsmith
Marvin Panch
Bobby Isaac
David Pearson
Darel Dieringer
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