Reds Fire Don Heffner as Manager Early in Season
Cincinnati dismisses Don Heffner from managing the Reds with coach Dave Bristol named interim manager. The move marks Bristol stepping in while a search for a permanent replacement continues, amid the 1964 Western Championship context and Cincinnati team operations.
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Reds Fold Under Airlines Strike Shakeup of Coaching
Don Heffner is relieved as Reds manager after an airline strike disrupts travel and games. Interim manager Dave Bristol takes over with Cincinnati 18 games behind the Giants, while William DeWitt says a permanent replacement will be sought.
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Casper Favored in Minnesota Golf Classic Contention
The Minnesota Golf Classic at St Paul opens with Casper as early favorite after winning $20,000 first prize. Top pros like Nicklaus Floyd Palmer and Janus entered, aiming for a strong run through 72 holes at the 6,702 yard Sellers course amid major tour promotion.
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Ralston Leads Clay Courts Qualifiers
Dennis Ralston, the top American, advanced to the men’s singles quarterfinals in Milwaukee by defeating Lenny Kloss. Cliff Richey, Stan Smith, Frank Froehling, Tony Roche, and Owen Davidson also reached the quarterfinals as men’s play continued alongside results from the women’s qualifying rounds.
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Griffith Retains Middleweight Title In Madison Square Garden
Griffith defeats Jory Archer in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden by majority decision with all three judges near even. Referee Lobianco scored it a draw. UPI had Archer ahead 11-10. Pepsi-Cola and Windies Music Agency sponsored the event with preliminary bouts and local results noted.
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Kokomo shuts out Hockett Legion 4-0 in Monday contest
Kokomo pitchers Cooper Robbins and Erskine limited Hockett to two hits as Kokomo won 4-0 at Memorial Field. Beck and Cline each had two hits and an RBI, with Kokomo piling up five hits total.
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Pepsi-Cola Wins Elwood Tourney Game 71-65
Pepsi-Cola, led by Za Page with 19 points and Ken Johns Bon 15, defeated Muncie Bread 71-65 in the Elwood Outdoor basketball tourney. Clark Crafton 13, Terry King 12, Phil Honnold 8, Pete Lewis 4. next game Friday at 7 against Marion's team coached by Delano Sanders.
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Canada India Open Stevens Cup Tennis Match Draw
Canada will face India in the opening Stevens Cup round at the West Side Tennis Club July 28 to 30. Mexico draws a bye and will meet the Canada India winner in August with the final challenge against the United States August 5 to 7. The senior amateur event features four men per team and five matches including four singles and one doubles.
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McLain Delivers Three Perfect Innings for AL All-Star Start
Denny McLain pitched three perfect innings in his All-Star debut as the American League held NL to 0 runs through the 3rd. He noted he never wastes a pitch and aimed to retire batters in three, while Mo concerns and Mele praised the effort despite the AL loss. Frank Robinson urged the team to score more runs.
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Eagles windlow music Shimer and Humes Ellis and Swinford
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Red Sox Reinstate Bennett for Return From Surgery
Boston sends Bob Sadowski to Toronto to clear space for Dennis Bennett. Bennett had left shoulder bone spur removal surgery in April and aims to debut against the Angels in Anaheim Thursday night.
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