Major League Averages From 1960s Baseball Leaders
National League leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh with 184 hits and Mays of San Francisco with 41 home runs. Williams of Chicago and Clemente each have 34 doubles, while Wills of Los Angeles leads with 45 stolen bases. Koufax and Drysdale top NL pitchers in strikeouts with 223 and 180 respectively. American League leaders feature Oliva of Minnesota with a .326 batting average and 190 hits, Killebrew with 45 home runs, and Downing with 180 strikeouts.
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Cardinals Rally To Sweep Reds In Doubleheader Rise
The St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 3-2 in both games to move into a second place tie with the Reds for the first time since April 19. Devine, once named MLB executive of the year, may be in line for another top honor as the club surges.
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ACC Champions Are Decided At Athens Country Club
Fred Swearingen won the Athens Country Club championship 12 and 10 over Carroll Widdoes to end 16 years of frustration. Becky Biggs repeated as the women’s titlist 39-38-77 over Gertrude Eyman 3 and 2, while Greg Moore beat Bill Eschenbacher 2 and 1 in the junior final. Flight winners include Earl White 1 up over Don Reed, Ben Kendall 1 up in 19 holes over John Parfitt, Carl Clifford 4 and 3 over Gerald Stauffer, George Smith 1 up over Joe Thackery, Gil Crowell 2 and 1 over Don Flowers, H C Rutter 3 and 2 over Marion Riggs, Bill Dublin 3 and 2 over John McCleary, and Leland Southerton forfeit over Tom Stubbs. Consolation winners feature Bill Biggs 1st flight over Butch Gardner and Harry Kessel over Dick Phillips.
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Bulldogs Fall In Scrimmage To Lancaster 33 14
Athens (OH) Bulldogs dropped a 33 14 scrimmage to Lancaster as Cam bridge prepares for the season opener. Lancaster quarterback Tim Speaks threw for a 44 yard TD to Greg Brown and 20 yard run by Speaks highlighted the scoring. Snyder led Athens with about 160 rushing yards before an injury. Orioles top Yankees 10 times in 18 games this season.
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Speed And Depth Make The Browns Contenders
Cleveland officials say speed and depth key to an NFL title run as the Browns open Sunday against the Washington Redskins. First year starters Paul Warfield and Walter Deach headline a quick roster with rookies Walter Roberts Clifton McNeil adding speed. Veteran stability comes from Frank Ryan Jim Ninowski at quarterback and a deep defensive line led by Jim Kanicki Frank Parker Bob Gain and Dick Modzelewski.
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Decision On Tribe Is Near
Cleveland Indians general manager Gabe Paul says a directors meeting will decide if the financially troubled AL club stays in Cleveland or moves. Rumors tie Seattle as a likely destination, but Paul insists no commitments have been made and the team must secure funds to survive. He owns about one fifth of the club’s stock amid a 19-man syndicate stake.
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Rookie Wins Dallas Open With Record Bagged First Title
Charles Coody won the $40,000 Dallas Open Golf Tournament finishing at 271 for 72 holes, beating Billy Casper and Jerry Edwards. The victory grants Coody PGA Tour status and entry to major events, with fringe benefits cited as the real prize.
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Wahama Suffers 21-6 Setback to Buffalo in Opener
Wahama falls 21-6 at Buffalo in the 1964 season debut for both teams. Stone catches a 57-yard TD pass from Roush for Wahama's lone score. Buffalo counter with Arthur's two TDs and Hanshaw's 14-yard TD reception. Buffalo dominates through the air and on the ground.
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