Wider Range Of Pitchers Chosen For All Star Starters
AP reporting on the 1960s All Star selection debate as NL manager Walter Alston and AL manager Alvin Dark discuss rotating pitchers. Drysdale favored for NL start while Lopez and others weigh rest and lineup to balance right and left handers amid a crowded weekend with Bunning Short and Pascual as potential options.
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White Sox and Phils reach city playoff finals
White Sox beat Cubs 3-0 in championship division while Phillies edged Orioles 1-0 in runner-up play. Molia son drove in the first run for Chicago with a double and later cashed in on a single. Endel homered for Philadelphia as Frazier and Foraman added two hits each. Orioles' Cheek went 1-for-1. Mustangs meet Colts for city title in Minor League playoffs Tuesday at Ward Road.
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Rick Landry
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Danny Troxell
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Bob Burns
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Four Hundred Girls Vying In National AAU Meet In California
In Hansford California AP reports four hundred girls from five nations compete Thursday to Saturday in the National AAU meet. America's top two in each event earn positions on the U S team to face the Russians in Los Angeles July 25 26. Entries include Jamaica Mexico Canada and Formosa. Meet director Herb Stackman explains separate girls and women's sections with 13 events each.
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Canada
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Herb Stackman
Dodger Series Sparks Houston Welcomes 1963 Champs
Houston Colt .45s prepare to host the Los Angeles Dodgers in a weekend series with Turk Farrell and Sandy Koufax set to clash in a key second game. Ken Johnson faces Larry Miller Thursday night, while Don Drysdale meets Bob Bruce Saturday in a 4:30 p.m. tilt.
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Harry Craft
Turk Farrell
Sandy Orfax
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Ken Johnson
Larry Miller
Bob Bruce
Don Drysdale
Farrell
Koufax
Walt Alston
New York
Golf Fever Hits St Andrews Open Nears
AP reports from St Andrews as the 1964 British Open nears with tickets set for 30 000 spectators. The Open runs 72 holes starting Wednesday on the Old Course with top Americans like Nicklaus Sanders Lema Ford among the entrants. Spectator passes cost 4 dollars 20 for the week. top prize is 4200.
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Tom Kidd
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Tony Lema
Doug Ford
George Simms
Simms
Britain
Royal and Ancient Club
Packers Sign Tom Brown as Football Prospect
Former Maryland halfback and first baseman Tom Brown, who struck out in pro baseball, signed with the Green Bay Packers. The 23-year-old, 6-foot-1, 180-pound athlete had been a baseball All-America at Maryland and played for the Washington Senators, hitting .167 in 61 AL games before farm assignments. Packers view him as a top prospect for flanker, back, or defensive back roles.
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Sophomore All-Stars Set Saturday Practice
The Sophomore Teenage League All Star team schedules a 3 am Saturday practice at Clay 1363 near Bowie Surreys and Bowie Elementary School, in preparation for an All Star Game hosted by Michigan State. The text lists unclear items about Southern Methodist and a football game later that night.
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National League Umpires Agree on Pension Fund
The National League Executive Council and umpires association reached a verbal agreement on an increase to the pension fund after three hours of closed doors. The deal, awaiting league approval at the August 10 Chicago summer meeting, would raise the annual pension to replace the current $203 per year per service at retirement age 55, following a rejected $250 offer and prior demand for $300. John Reynolds will present the agreement to the association and Warren Giles will present it to the league.
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Umpires Association
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John Reynolds
Umpires’ Group
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Warren Giles
Recreation Total Lags Over Holiday
Last week's four day total for the Baytown summer recreation program reached 6,729 participants. The swimming program listed 976 participants, track 423 and tennis 122. The grand total of participants for the summer has reached 44,104. The decrease last week is due to a shortened week for the Fourth of July holiday. Preparation is now being made for the program's Sports Day scheduled for July 16.
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Robert E. Lee
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Carver High School
DeZavala Elementary
Harlem
Becaus
Giants Top White Sox In Teen League Action
In post Independence Day action in Baytown Optimist Club's Teenage League, the Giants upset the White Sox 54, forcing a stumble by the Sox from second place as the idle Cardinals moved up. Orioles beat Cubs 2-1 and Indians edged Oilers 4-3 in junior play. Royce Lawrence worked the seventh for Giants, while Doug Wagner and Pat Taylor homered for White Sox in earlier frames.
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Giants
White Sox
Indians
Oilers
Sox
Cardinals
Braves
Royce Lawrence
Roger Simmons
Steve McBride
Eddie Kelly
Doug Wagner
Pat Taylor
Robert Twardowski
Last Swimming Session Ends July 24
Registration for the final summer swimming session closes July 13 for the program ending July 24. Total participation across both pools reaches 3,979. Kingston Adams replaces Roland Kudla as swimming supervisor at the Robert E. Uece pool for the last session.
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Robert E. Uece
Weekend Scores Card Mixed Results Across Leagues
National League All Stars defeated American League All Stars in Los Angeles. Minor leagues Rochester beat Toronto 1-0 while Syracuse routed Buffalo 10-9 and Richmond edged Columbus 8-7. Atlantic slate saw Atlanta top Jacksonville 3-1. Little League round two underway with white Sox 7-2 win and Orioles 2-0 victory in undecipherable line items. Pacific Coast League Portland beat Seattle 4-1 and Salt Lake City won 5-4. Denver topped Oklahoma City 7-1 with San Diego 4 Hawaii 3. Arkansas at Indianapolis postponed due to rain with only scheduled games.
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Steed Tops NCAA Batting and RBIs at Air Force
Jim Steed former Gander quarterback and shortstop finished a standout season for the Air Force Academy Falcons with top national rankings. He placed tenth in batting, seventh in RBIs with 40 and second in home runs with 10, while also contributing defensively. Tim Cullen of Santa Clara and Jim Barfield of Auburn are noted in the season context.
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Auburn
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Missouri
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