Flood’s Eight-Hit Doubleheader Stuns NL Contenders
Curt Flood delivered eight hits in a doubleheader, tying a National League record and lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a split with the Dodgers as Sandy Koufax dominated for Los Angeles. Flood’s feat, including four hits against Koufax, raised his average to .302 while Koufax improved to 19-5 with a league-leading 1.74 ERA.
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Browns flood Rams with passing and blitzing in exhibition win
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier praises Frank Ryan as ahead of last year with four touchdown passes in a 56-31 victory over Los Angeles. Ryan and Jim Ninowski combined for 267 passing yards in the first half as the Browns boost offense and defense after an earlier defeat.
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Hornung Sparks Packers in 1964 Exhibition Debut
Paul Hornung starred for Green Bay in a 34 10 win over the New York Giants after a suspension, contributing a 56 yard pass, two field goals, two conversions, and involvement in four touchdowns as 42 327 fans watched. Other NFL and AFL exhibition results included Browns 56 Rams 31 Chargers 44 38 Oilers, Cowboys 34 23 49ers, Vikings 24 10 Cardinals, Bears 14 13 Redskins. Patriots and Jets idle with a Tuesday AFL date.
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Indians Meet IL All-Stars Tonight
The International League All-Stars travel to Buffalo to face the Cleveland Indians in an annual exhibition. The IL squad trails 4-4 in the series, seeking a win after last year’s 5-0 showing by the Yankees before a then record crowd.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results
The league leaders show Philadelphia at 70 45 and San Francisco 67 51 with steep gaps. Weekend results include Philadelphia 8 New York 1 and Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 4, plus Milwaukee 5 San Francisco 4 and Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 0. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at New York and Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
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Colts Look For Fast Start After Marchetti Exit
Baltimore coach Don Shula expects a quick start despite Gino Marchetti’s retirement. Johnny Unitas is throwing sharply as the offense gains depth with Thompson stepping up to replace Marchetti and Lorick and Davis showing early promise. Front four depth and veteran line help are key as Shula blends rookies with seasoned players.
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Courtney Pro Rookie Wins St. Paul Open Championship
Chuck Courtney the 23 year old from La Jolla California won the St Louis Open at Keller course with a 272 total 12 under par earning $11 500 after turning pro in January He led by three strokes over competitors including Charlie Siford Jack McGowan and Rod Funseth Courtney credited confidence in his putting for the breakthrough and described a strong four day showing with a five under par 66 in the final round.
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LL Stars Of Athens Win 6-1 in Championship Game
Athens Little League all-stars defeated New Lexington 6-1 to clinch the McConnelsville LL Tournament title. David Coon hit a grand slam in the third inning after New Lexington led off with a homer. David Smith pitched a two hit game with seven strikeouts and one walk. The trophy is displayed in Swearingen's window as Kempton and Stewart guided the team.
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Robinson Power Aids In Victory Over Colts Sunday Night
Frank Robinson powered the Cincinnati Reds with a 22nd home run as they beat the Houston Colts 8 3. Joey Jay earned his ninth win with nine strikeouts and six hits allowed, while Bob Aspromonte and Carroll Hardy provided late Houston scoring. The Reds gain ground in the standings and prepare for a Tuesday game against the Giants with Jim O Toole slated to start.
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NY Rookie Beats Orioles in Yankees Push Toward Lead
New York rookie pitcher Mel Stottlemyre earned his second win as the Yankees defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3 1. Stottlemyre, now 22, improved the club’s pace in the pennant race while Chicago White Sox beat Boston 2 1 to move within two games of the top. Harmon Killebrew hit his 42nd homer as the Twins routed the Indians 13 2. The Tigers overwhelmed Kansas City 11 5 and Washington beat the Angels 4 1. Stottlemyre, recalled from Richmond, pitched 8 2 3 innings with Downing finishing.
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Deer disrupts Athens Country Club match day play
Three key matches defined the championship flight at Athens Country Club Saturday. Jim Romanowski edged Kermit Blosser on the 19th hole while Fred Swearingen beat Art Smith Sr. 2-1 to reach the semis against Romanowski, and Butch Grover defeated Butch Gardner 6-5. A deer wandered onto number one fairway Sunday, observing players for about 30 seconds before moving off toward Route 56.
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Cronin Next Batter In Yank Controversy
American League President Joe Cronin may call a league meeting to address the sale of 80 percent of the New York Yankees to CBS. Arthur Allyn objects the telegraphic vote as violating the league constitution while Rep. Emanuel Celler warns the deal may breach the Celler-Kefauver anti trust act. CBS officials say legal counsel confirms no antitrust violation.
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