Major league baseball Friday night scores and matchups
Friday games feature Boston at Los Angeles New York at Minnesota Detroit at Baltimore Chicago at Kansas City Washington at Detroit and other regional matchups with planned pitchers listed. Saturday and Sunday schedules include St Louis Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco as well as key divisional tilts with evening results and probable starters.
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Testy schedule near end of season in college hoops
Stiff tests loom in the 1963 64 college basketball schedule as teams from Kentucky Indiana Notre Dame and New York University face challenging games. Coach Dean Simeon’s Tar Heels mark eight likely seniors retiring from their squad after a record year.
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Kralick's six hitter beats A's as Alvis homers
Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick held Kansas City to two runs through the first three innings then shut them out the rest of the way for a 3 2 victory. Alvis hit a leadoff homer for Cleveland and the Indians rallied to tie and win with key hits from Held and Drabowsky. Kralick struck out five, allowed eight home runs all season, and improved to 2-0 in his latest stretch.
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Barry Latman
Pedro Ramos
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Gino Cimol
George Alusik
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Doc Edwards
Joe Adcock
U S leads Poland as Pennel sets vault record in meet
UPI reports the United States holds a 68 36 lead over Poland after two days in Warsaw as John Pennel matches his world pole vault record at 210 meters. Americans win nine of 10 events on Friday with multiple track stars including Hayes Jones and Paul Drayton among event winners.
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John Pennels
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Moscow
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London
Jay
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Rex Cawley
Southern California
Jim Allen
Washington State
Paul Drayton
Cleveland
Ohio
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Gene Johnson
California
Edward Czernik
Paul Suber
Oregon
Dave Davis
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Rudy “Ason
Pampa Fex
Pit Traynor
Jerry Fishback
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Hope Ronald Laird
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Detroit
Uris Willams
Arizona State
Robert Hayes
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Piersall Eyes Angels Return After Mets Release
Piersall expected to sign with the Los Angeles Angels after waiver period ends, returning to the American League where he began 11 years ago. The 43 year old outfielder, released by the Mets after 40 games with a .193 average, had been sidelined with a foot injury in July and was reportedly in talks in New York with Angels manager Bill Rigney.
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Northfield Racing Entries and Cash Prizes Listing
A historical page lists Northfield participants with various horse names and cash prizes ranging from 600 to 2250 in multiple pace events. Notable names include Meadow Widow The Chief Shadow, Marilyn Meadow, Belvedere, and Portia with several speed and dash marks noted.
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Juniors in Oberlin spotlight
The Oberlin Golf Club plans a busy August with four events. An Aug 4 father son mother daughter event starts activities, with registration by Aug 3. The Seneca Tourney for juniors is Aug 5–6 in Brecksville, and a girls tourney at Oberlin Aug 8 is open to area girls aged 7 to 17 with district membership. The Oberlin Junior Championship is Aug 22. Thirty nine members receive free Thursday lessons from pro Joe Kristofik.
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Elyria Country Club Women Golf Winners and Scores
Elyria Country Club hosts area fairways events with Mrs F Cowell and Mrs R McGinnis leading Class A. Consolations include Mrs C Heidrich over Mrs Brandau. Forest Hills Lear Seigler League lists long drive and net scores. Lone fixture notes multiple divisions with winners Ted Shinskey Joe Springer and others.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Lear Seigler
Ted Shinskey
Joe Springer
Bing Knepper
Don Chapel
Dick Bunward
Flecro Alloys Golf League
Bob Hosley
Bob Bosley
Bob Nickols
Jim Miller
Roy Cannon
Fred Hays
Randall entries in five fierce turf races at county meet
The program lists multiple thoroughbred fields across seven races. Notable runners include Fido Pap 118, Deede 113, War Rocket 113, Pappas Min 108, and Fox Trotter 113. Races cover ages three and up with purses from 1100 to 1800 dollars, featuring trainers and owners from local stables.
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Cavaliers to Get Grid Mouthpieces for Football Team
All members of the South Amherst football team who have not had teeth impressions for a mouthpiece or have lost theirs must report to the San Spring Medical Building in Amherst on Wednesday at 9am for fittings.
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Inventions galore but none to help patent office
Washington report on Patent Office chief David L Ladd's bid to speed up patent examination amid record applications. He reorganizes the system by reclassifying patents for efficiency, boosts examiner salaries, and experiments with automation, yet progress remains limited as backlog and staffing hurdles persist.
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New College to Open in Sarasota Backed by Church
NEW YORK PRESS reports that a new liberal arts college will open in Sarasota Florida in 1964 funded by seed money from the United Church of Christ. Local residents must raise $4.5 million. the campus will overlook the Gulf of Mexico near the Ringling Museum and admit 1200 students. The church seeks an open dialogue on religion and creed with a strong religion department and no compulsory church control.
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Experts fear Pisa may lean too far
A long confused report from Pisa notes rising alarm over the leaning tower of Pisa. Engineers warn the ground pressure remains unequal and could cause collapse any time, while the tower’s history recalls builders from Bonanius to Galileo and ongoing attempts to correct its tilt.
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