Elks top CYO 3 2 to seize Interstate League lead
The Bennington Elks edged the CYO 3 2 for the third time this season to take first place in the Interstate League as one makeup game looms. Charley Rice earned the win with relief by Tomommy Coyne after early Elks runs, while Alan Plante and Jay Moore staged late CYO threats that fell short.
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CYO
Bennington Elks
Jim Keir
Greg Croft
Don Chaffin
Keir
Bill Dupree
Charley Rice
Dacker
Alan Plante
Ev Chaffin
Rice
Tomomy Coyne
Gary LaFlamme
Joe Scanlon
Scanlon
Jay Moore
Moore
The
Hassenpflug
Pat Moore
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Chance Lowers ERA to 1.63 in Angels 1-0 Win over Orioles
Dean Chance pitched six scoreless innings to drop his ERA to 1.63 as the Angels edged the Orioles 1-0. Lennie Green scored on Jim Gregorio's single in the third for Los Angeles, while Chance fanned three to remain unbeaten in 202. The victory kept the Angels within reach of the Yankees in the American League standings.
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Dean Chance
Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Walter Johnson
Lefty Grove
Bob Feller
Hal Newhouser
Whitey Ford
Bo Belinsky
Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Wally Bunker
Bill Rigney
Bob Lee
Los Angeles
Orioles
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
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Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
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Cincinnati
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Jim Gregosi
Newhouser
Grove
Feller
Ford
Rocky Colavito
Nelson Mathews
Athletics
Orlando Pena
al Downing
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Dick McAuliffe
Don Wert
Julio Navarro
Juan Pizarro
Leon Wagner
Joe Azcue
Chico Salmon
Cleveland
Lee Stange
Gary Bell
Stange
Frick Resigns Post as Baseball Commissioner
The Major League Executive Council plans a quick Chicago meeting to start selecting a successor to Ford Frick who will leave the post when his term ends September 21, 1965. Stan Musial is mentioned as a potential candidate while Frick notes his intent not to seek re election. Frick’s long career includes leadership roles in the National League and as league president.
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Boston
UPI
Major League Executive Council
Chicago
Ford Frick
Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Giles
Cronin
St. Louis
Stan Musial
KMOX
Carey
Johnson
Musial
de Pauw University
New York City
National League
John Heydler
Wednesday and Thursday Baseball Results and Probables
Results list includes Phila over Houston 4-1 and 2-1, San Fran over New York 4-1, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 4-3, St Louis over Chicago 4-2, Milwaukee over Cincinnati 6-3. Thursday schedules show Houston at Philadelphia Farrell vs Short, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Miller vs Friend, Milwaukee at Cincinnati Fischer vs Jay, Chicago at St Louis Jackson vs Gibson. Also Cleveland 9 Washington 0. Detroit 3 Chicago 1. Minnesota 6 Boston 1. Kansas City 10 New York 1. Los Angeles 1 Baltimore 0 with Bouton vs Bowsfield and Heffner vs Stigman plus Detroit at Chicago Lolich vs Horlen.
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Houston
San Fran
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Ang
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Farrell
Short
Los Angeles
L. Miller
Friend
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Kan City
Baltimore
Kansas City
Bouton
Bowsfield
Heffner
Stigman
Lolich
Horlen
W. L. Pet
Phillies
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Mays Hits Two Homers in 4-1 Giants Win at Shea
Willie Mays belted two solo homers to lead the San Francisco Giants past the New York Mets 4-1 at Shea Stadium. Willie McCovey also homered, Tom Haller doubled home Orlando Cepeda, and Ron Herbel earned his eighth win. The victory kept the Giants two games behind the Phillies in the NL pennant race.
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Willie Mays
Alvin Dark
Mays
San Francisco Giant
New York Mets
Dark
Willie
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Shea Stadium
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Herbel
Braves
Reds
Ed Mathews
John Tsitouris
Denny Lemaster
Wade Blasingame
Hank Aaron
Jim Pagliaroni
Roberto Clemente
Gene Alley
Pirates
al McBean
Dodger
Ron Perranoski
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Bill White
Gordon Richardson
Cardinals
Bob Buhl
Redskins Lose Jurgensen to Knee Injury in Scrimmage
Washington Redskins star Sonny Jurgensen suffers a partial tear of the medial ligaments in his left knee and will miss three weeks, including the opening exhibition versus the Detroit Lions. Teammate Dale Hackbart also out three to four weeks with a shoulder separation.
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Washington Redskins
Bill McPeak
Sonny Jurgensen
Redskins
Jurgensen
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Washington
Duke
NFL
Skins
Detroit Lions
Charlotte
N.C
Dale Hackbart
Baseball leaders and racing update from Sandhamn Regatta
The Leaders National League lists top batters with Clinnte Pitt Wilms Carty Santo Aaron Mays Torre and others across teams like Pitt Chi Mil SF Mil and Cin. The American League shows Oliva Mantle Fregosi Abasa Allison Brssud Chance Killern Abnson Kaline and Fay in a separate standings block. Albert B. Fay of Houston finished second in Flame VII in the 5.5 meters class at the Sandhamn Regatta in Sweden.
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National League
G. AB. R. H. Pet Clinnte Pitt
Wilms Chi
Carty Mil
Santo Chi
Aaron Mil
Mays SF
Torre Mil
Allen Phil
Johnson Cin
Boyer Sd
American League G
AB. R. H. Pet Oliva
Mantle NY
Fregosi LA
B.abasa Bl
Allison Min
Brssud Bos
Chance Cle
Killern Min
Abnson Chi
Kaline Det
Fay
Sandhamn
Sweden
UPI
Albert B. Fay
Houston
Tex
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