Phillies edge Giants in tense 5 2 win and split doubleheader
In San Francisco, Houston tops the Giants 5 2 aided by a costly second inning error. Pavletich and Cater drive Reds to a pinch hit lead, while Philadelphia rallies to top Cincinnati 5 4 as Brock and Fairly spark late plays. Dodgers and Cardinals also win in a busy day of MLB action.
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White Sox Edge Orioles For Second Place Lead
The White Sox beat the Orioles 1-0 in a tight Seven inning game to move within three and a half games of the Braves in the league standings. Doug Wagner scored on two Orioles errors in the fourth as Roger Simmons and Blainé Donnelly pitched, with Donnelly taking the loss. Danny Troxel led the Orioles with two hits in three appearances. All Star games were set for Pasadena with Juniors and Sophomores scheduled to play at Teenager Park on Southmore Street.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Summary
The National and American leagues report Saturday results with Philadelphia and Cincinnati atop the standings in the National, and Baltimore and New York leading the American. Key performances include Mays, Oliva, and Clemente leading batting, Koufax and Ford strong on the mound, and multiple notable games across cities like San Francisco, Chicago, and Los Angeles.
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Sanford Has Hones Of His Return Soon
AP report from San Francisco says a Friday operation to restore full blood circulation in Jack Sanford's throwing arm was successful with hopes he returns to competition this season. Dr. E Sailer's exam in three to four days will indicate when he can resume action after a five inch vessel blockage corrected in the right arm. The ailment, linked to military service in 1955, led to acute issues dating back to a June 23 flare when Sanford blanked Los Angeles for five innings before his right hand went cold. Sanford, 24-7 in 1962, stood 5-7 this season with a 330 earned run average.
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Abilene Citizens Protest Fluoride Referendum Push
Abilene residents led by Mrs. Charles Lindsey protested the city’s decision to fluoridate the water with sodium fluoride. They filed a petition with over 2,090 names seeking a referendum, city secretary Lila Martin said. The group argues fluoridation is unnecessary and costly and suggested alternatives like adding fluoride to school milk or selling bottled fluoridated water.
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Hawkins Leads In Harlingen Affair
Dub Hawkins of Jacksboro held a one stroke lead as a closely bunched field headed into the second half of the 36 hole Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament at the Harlingen municipal course. Larry Ricci of San Angelo and Ronnie White of Corpus Christi were two strokes behind with 72s and a three way tie at 13 followed. Fry competes in novice class while others are in veterans. Regional playoffs qualified 208 youths for state meet and top four advance to Jaycees international tournament in Minnesota.
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NFL Teams Begin Pre Season Work
NFL teams start pre season sessions as veterans and rookies report. Billy Ray Smith returns to bolster the Colts defense and Gino Marchetti may consider a comeback. Lions require all players to participate in workouts, while Bears Packers rest on early signings and draft moves shaping the season.
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McDonald and Wilson Lead Public Links Qualifying Round
Bill McDonald of Topeka and Dean Wilson of Omaha led the 36 hole match play finals at the National Public Links golf tournament in Minneapolis. McDonald, 20, struggled with blisters but won decisive holes while Wilson, 31, faced a tough back nine rally from Arne Dokka.
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Girls track stars spark hope for 1968 Olympic team
US AAU Women's Track and Field Championships show teens like Wyomia Tyus Janel Smith Eleanor Montgomery and Terrezeni Brown delivering strong performances. Coaches caution dating can threaten national Olympic prospects while name picks hint at future US squad strength.
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Oilers Begin 1964 Training Camp At New Houston Facility
Houston Oilers opened their 1964 training camp Saturday at a new $100,000 complex near Fannin and Braeswood. Coach Sammy Baugh greeted 60 hopefuls, with only 10 defensive veterans and top rookies Scott Appleton and Ode Burrell. Appleton and Burrell won’t join until after the Aug. 9 exhibition in Boston due to College All-Star duties. Jancik, a veteran, shifts to split end with a strong rookie group. Morning and evening sessions run 9:00–10:30, 4:00–5:30, and 6:00–7:30, with public welcome to practices.
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Strouds Sver World tein Brick Throwing
In Strouds Sver world brick throwing contest across Stroud towns in Stroud England Canada and Australia brick and rolling pin events are reported. Tony O Neil of England leads with a brick throw of 126 feet and Mrs Herst Abbott of Australia tops the rolling pin scores at 19 feet 6 inches. The telegraphic results trace back to 1960 in Stroud, Ohio, with several jockeys noted and Norther Dancer among winners.
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Stuart Stars As Yanks Rally Past Indians
Dick Stuart blasts two homers and drives in a season lead in RBI as the Yankees beat the Indians in a high scoring game. Monbouquette and Newman contribute strong starts while Gary Peters, Lee, and Stigman suffer defeats. Blanchard homers and Pete Ward adds two ribbies as New York bats explode for seven runs in the third inning.
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Putting Fails as Nichols Leads PGA Ahead of Palmer Charge
Bobby Nichols clung to a one over par lead after two rounds at Columbus Country Club in the PGA Championship, despite his $5 putter struggle. Arnold Palmer surged with a second straight 63 to tie for third at 137, while defending champion Jack Nicklaus hovered five back after a 73. The day included an errant shot from a soldier’s aid and a rare miscue by Nicklaus on a sand shot, with Venturi and Wininger close behind.
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Retzlaff Signs One-Year Eagles Contract
Philadelphia AP Pete Retzlaff signed a 16 season contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday and stated he would raise. He signed a one year deal with the customary option for another year. No financial terms were disclosed.
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