Fish Party Nets Large Gulf Catch From St Marks Trip
A local task force mainly of city employees fished from the Franklin D party boat in the Gulf of Mexico, catching 427 pounds of fish including 122-pound groupers and a 4-foot man-eating shark. Several officials participated, with one seasickness incident and winds from a northeast storm.
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Gulf of Mexico
St. Marks
Fla
George D. Adkins
G. P. Webb
W. T. McKenzie
Clarence Stanaland
Wayman Dekle
Parks and Cemeteries Dept
R. T. Alley
Jack Roper
Ronnie Lewis
Streets and Sanitation
Herbert McLaney
Streets Dept
Kenneth Law
Clyde E. Anderson
Times-Enterprise
Leonard Davis
McKenzie
Lewis
Dekle
Adkins
Franklin D
Jones
Gulf Stream
Jekyll Island
Jacksonville
Greyhound racing day results and post positions
Tuesday June 9 1964 race card lists 10 events from 5 to 8 furlongs with post positions and running odds. Results show Quiniela payouts and times for each race, multiple dogs named with the winners and notable placings.
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Fly Doll
Paul's Candy
Fan Ring
Martha Amis
Cactus Gold
Gagile
el Camino Bell
Thorny Flower
Jetalbub
Hy Tone
Tampa Hot Rod
Moskin’s Honey
Waukeze
Kidd Litt
Elephant Rock
Blue Rifle
Paul's Sunrise
Mac Duff
Noel Talent
F.C
Tar Baby
Trotman
Mandarin Slick
Paul
FinleySigns Catfish Hunter And Blue Moon Odum For 75000
A's owner Charles Finley signs promising right handers James Hunter Catfish from Hartford and Johnny Lee Odum Blue Moon from Macon for about 75000 each. Hunter, 18, pitched five shutouts in two seasons and struck out 20 in a 12 inning spring game. Odum, 19, joins a growing list of high priced signees as teams push toward 100000 deals after college graduations.
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Kansas City Athletics
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
Finler
A's
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon) Odum
Macon
Hunter
Perguingghas County
National League Yesterday's Results and Trade News
Milwaukee beat Houston 5 to 3 and Los Angeles edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 while St. Louis at San Francisco was postponed by rain. Today schedule includes St Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at New York twi nights along with other games. The Cleveland Indians reportedly paid 60000 dollars for infielder Ralph Michael Gagliano of Memphis, a one year old brother of Phil Gagliano, with 17 clubs showing interest.
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Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnat
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Loutas
Chicago
New York
Milwauke
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
EAGUE
Pet. G
Koufax
Johnson
Steve Boros
Boros
Bob Feller
Rube Waddell
Felipe Alou
Braves
Agron
Hal Brown
Alou
Lee Maye
Dave Roberts
Colts
Baseball and Minor League Scores From the Day
Yesterday's results show Cleveland beat Los Angeles 8 to 6 in the American League. Detroit topped Minnesota 10 to 6, and Kansas City defeated Washington 5 to 0. International League standings list Toronto leading with 29 wins, Syracuse 24, Rochester 21, and Buffalo at 22. Minor leagues report Asheville over Knoxville 7 to 6, Columbus 5 Lynchburg 2, and Birmingham 2 Macon 0. Pacific Coast League notes Arkansas 5 Salt Lake City 4 and Seattle 3 Dallas 3.
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Baltimore
New York Se
Cleveland Ti
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Pet. G.B
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Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Columbus
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Asheville
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Charlotte
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Arkansas
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Seattle
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Pain
Koufax Secures 2-1 Dodgers Win With Four-Hit Effort
Dodgers left-hander Sandy Koufax pitched four hits through eight innings to earn his 100th victory as Cincinnati broke through with a Deron Johnson homer in the 13th batter context. John Roseboro's double followed by Tommy Davis and Maury Wills manufactured the decisive run.
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Associated Press Sport
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Koufax
Deron Johnson
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Johnny VanderMeer
Wagner
RBI
Bob Chance
Joe Azcue
Dick Howser
Indians
Chance
Don Demeter
Tigers
Twins
Norm Cash
Detroit
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Grady High Names New Football Coach
Grady High School appoints Jack Bush as head football coach. Donald Jenkins named successor at West Fulton High School, replacing Bush. Bush leaves Grady after six years at West Fulton, while Jack Fligg resigns to become freshman coach at Georgia Tech. Jenkins previously taught last fall and has coaching background at Southwest and Smith.
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Atlanta
Jack Bush
Grady High School
Donald Jenkins
Bush
West Fulton
Jack Fligg
Grady
Fligg
Georgia Tech
Jenkins
Southwest
Smith
Junior Pony League stars Ramey blanks Sunnyland in 11-0 Sunbeam win
Flowers Sunbeam pitcher Ramey struck out 19 Sunnylanders and added a 2 for 3 day at the plate with a double and triple and 2 RBIs as Sunbeams routed Sunnyland 11 to 0. Singletary doubled and pitched six innings for Sunnyland, suffering the loss. Exchange Club beat Kiwanis 8 to 4 with Brookerd earning the win.
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Flowers Sunbeam
Ramey
Charles Singletary
Sunbeam
Gary Capps
Billy Edding
Singletary
Exchange Club
Kiwanis
Jimmy Reeves
Wayne Chastain
Blake Brookerd
Richard Fykes
Mark Fenlon
Sam Houston State tops Eastern Illinois in NAIA action
Sam Houston State pitcher Fred Beene dominated with five hits allowed and the winning run, lifting SHSU to a 3-1 victory over Eastern Illinois in the NAIA tournament. Wartburg edged West Liberty 2-1 in 16 innings, Georgia Southern posted an 11-7 win over N C State, and Grambling defeated Western Washington 3-2 in other first round games.
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Sam Houston
Eastern Illinois
Wartburg
Town
West Liberty
O.va
State
Georgia Southern
Mayville
N.C
Grambling
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Joseph, Mo
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Moultrie Road
R. M. Russell and Son
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Mino
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Chevy
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Marchant Dodge, Inc
Thomasville, Ga
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