AL Favors Timely Hitters To Protect Narrow All-Star Edge
The American League finalized a 17 man squad for the 35th All Star Game prioritizing high batting averages over power. Key sluggers like Killebrew and Mantle still appear, with Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew among top hitters. The team includes Kaline Freehan Hinto Pepitone and others, aiming to keep their edge over the Nationals at Shea Stadium.
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Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Mickey Mantle
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al Kaline
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Washington
Chuck Hinto
Allison
Tony Oliva
Twins
Brooks Robinson
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles
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Elston Howard
Yankees
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lopez
Larry Jackson Hurls 1-Hitter Cubs Win 1-0
San Francisco recap notes Larry Jackson pitched a one hitter in a 1-0 Cubs victory. The box shows limited Mets offense while Cubs delivers the decisive run on a lone tally.
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Figure 8 Races Carded for Sun Valley Saturday Night
Sun Valley Speedway hosts 130 older model stock cars for two Figure 8 races and time trials at 6 50 p m with heats at 8 30 p m EST on July fourth weekend Evans Anderson No 46 Chevrolet seeks his second Figure 8 win of the year Adams Sidney Ohio pursues third win amid a strong field including Lemon Goen Brown Perry Leap Payne and others from Anderson Farmland Elwood New Castle and Willow Branch venues.
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Rocket Racing Club
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Anderson Track
Herb Rose
Pendleton
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Bill Lemon
Noah Goen
Elmer Brown
George Perry
Bud Leap
Irvin Payne
Don Andrews
Farmland
Johnnie Keller
Elwood
Dick Kinshaw
New Castle
Invitational Winners Spark ACC Club Golf Showdown
ACC Invitational at Anderson Country Club marked the 10th annual event with 21 teams. Team No. 13 led by W. K. Black G. R. Moore and G. L. Camron posted 291 points, while No. 21 and No. 10 took second and third with 286 and 283 points respectively. Individual scores featured W. Black 71 69 140 and D. Roberts 75 72 147 among others. Wyoming adds Asbury 6-5 from Denver and George Peck from Batavia to boost next season.
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Bill Schofield
Dick Roberts
Harold Campbell
Vanner Lal
Mouiy
E. Tutwiler
Terry Winter
Charles Lentz
W. K.black
G. R. Moore
G. L.camron
Nick Garbacz
Darrel McFall
Norm Norris
J. E. Gallagher
E. A. Black
Ron Roger
Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Tom Asbury
Denver
University of Wyoming
Asbury
George Peck
Batavia
Ill
Warriors to televise all home games in 1964 65 season
San Francisco Warriors announce all 40 home games will be shown on pay television for 1964 65 with some road games also televised. Franklin Mieuli and Tom Gallery say California pay TV installations will reach at least 50 000 by year start, about half in San Francisco. Fees are expected near general admission.
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Mauch Reveals Secret Behind Bunnings No Hit Effort
Phillies manager Gene Mauch praised Jim Bunning for keeping the team relaxed during the no hitter. He recounted Bunning’s steady guidance from the bench and said the pitcher’s poise helped prevent tension as Houston’s Ken Johnson pitched well. Mauch also discussed team pride and All Star dynamics amid NL battles.
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Lema Wins Thunderbird Classic Moves Up Money List
Tony Lema collected 20000 dollars at the Thunderbird Classic and jumped from 25th to fifth in earnings for 1964. His total rose to 31684 across 14 events, while Mike Souchak added 12000 for a second place to climb from ninth to fourth. Billy Casper tied for third and stayed third behind Nicklaus and Palmer in money won.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bowling, 30c at Rains Ebonite balls, $16.95
Bowling balls from Rains Ebonite priced at $16.95, with 30 cent items and holes plugged for an extra $2.50. The terse listing highlights consumer items and minor service add ons.
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Reader's Digest promises high school graduates a two to one edge
Competition is keen but a diploma gives graduates a 2 to 1 advantage over dropouts. The July issue includes a chart with 25 job types, required qualifications, expected pay, and advancement outlook. Get July Reader's Digest on sale now. People have faith in Reader's Digest.
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