Giants Use Four Pitchers in One Inning
San Francisco edged Philadelphia 4-3 in 10 innings as a chaotic first inning saw seven Phillies batters, Dan ny Cater fail to play, and a string of pitching changes by Al Dark and Gene Mauch. Bob Hendley faced Tony Taylor and others before Ken Mackenzie and Gaylord Perry, while Willie Mays spared the bullpen with a late outfield pivot. The NL slate also featured Cincinnati’s 11-6 win over St. Louis and other results as rain halted the Dodgers-Nets game.
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Quadrangle Wins Belmont Stakes in Near Sweep
Quadrangle, the bubble burster, won the Belmont Stakes by two lengths over Roman Brother with Northern Dancer fading after the lead. Hill Rise finished fourth as the Triple Crown hopeful faltered, earning Quadrangle $110,850 from a $154,600 purse and a $15.10 payoff on a $2 bet. The winner could meet rivals again in Saratoga’s Travers on August 22 for a $75,000-added race.
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Lema Wins Thunderbird Crown After Thrilling Finish
Tony Lema survived a dramatic final round collapse to win the Thunderbird Golf Tournament at Westchester. He led by seven with 13 holes remaining, fell behind by one late, then sank an eight-foot birdie putt on the 18th for a 71 and 276 total to claim the $20,000 top prize. Mike Souchak shot 69 for 277 and second place, earning $12,000.
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Foyt Wins Hairy 100 Mile Auto Race in Milwaukee
A J Foyt won the 100 mile test at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds as Jim Hurtubise suffered critical burns from a late crash. Foyt led all four U S Auto Club events this season and eclipsed Len Sutton by 142 miles with a 100.365 mph average. Hurtubise remained in critical condition with burns covering about 40 percent of his body.
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Yesterday's Stars Summary Of Baseball Performances
Devon Johnson of Cincinnati slugged five hits including a home run in five at bats helping the Reds outslug St Louis. Joel Horlen of the White Sox allowed Detroit only three hits after the first inning as Chicago swept the Tigers in a doubleheader.
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Iowa Women’s Amateur Softball Tourney in Des Moines
The Iowa Women’s Amateur Softball Association championship runs July 3 to 5 in Des Moines to select a team for the regional tournament August 14 to 16 in Topeka Kansas. Greenwood Electric of Des Moines, the defending champion, seeks a sixth straight title.
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Errors Doom Merchants as Dedham Triumphs 6-5
Atlantic errors prop up Dedham in a nine inning battle. Paul Irlbeck two runs homer and late double by A Wilkus plus two run eighth inning rally enable Dedham to seize a 6-5 lead. Wilkus notches nine strikeouts for the win while Turnure shines despite miscue. Atlantic hosts Elk Horn Friday and Roselle Sunday.
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Stephens Pinch Hit Sends Sox to First Place
Gene Stephens delivered a pinch hit in the eighth inning to drive in the winning run as the Chicago White Sox beat Detroit 2-1 and completed a doubleheader sweep. The win, coupled with Minnesota’s victory, put Chicago in first place by a half game.
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Audubon Moves Up in Southwest Iowa Softball Standings
Audubon rose to second in the Southwest Iowa Softball League after wins over Elk Horn 11-6 and Jacksonville 6-5. Bob Pigsley earned the Friday win and Daryll Peterson the loss, with Audubon totaling 12 hits and 2 errors against Jacksonville.
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Public Notice of Land Condemnation for I-80 Project No. 1-80-1(8)47
The Iowa State Highway Commission announces condemnation of land and rights for the I-80 improvement north of Atlantic Cass County. Property owners Mabel G Fraser et al and others are notified. a damages appraisal will be conducted on July 8, 1964 at 10:00 A.M. CST. The parcel totals about 20.7 acres, with eminent domain for highway ROW and drainage.
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County approves land condemnation for detour road easement
The document describes a parcel in Sec 5 NE 1/4 SE 1/4 containing 15.2 acres, plus access rights to the North-South Service Road for a temporary detour road. It grants temporary easement rights from Sta 5092 00 to 5004 300 with specific waypoint distances and ends upon completion of detour use. The state plans to return land to its natural condition after operations and seeks fee title for primary road rights and drainage. Proceedings were set for July 8, 1964 at 10:18 A.M. CST in Iowa.
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Dykes and McGaha Extend Roles With Athletics
Jimmie Dykes, manager of Cleveland in 1961, and Mal McGaha, Indians leader in 1962, begin their second straight seasons as coaches with the Kansas City Athletics, continuing their baseball coaching careers.
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