Display Bombs Eagles to Take Little League Title
The Bennington Display clinched the Little League crown with a 12-5 win over the Eagles after scoring eight runs in the first two innings. They had defeated the Eagles 1-0 in the opener amid a downpour that wiped out a potential home run for Franny Maynard.
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Baseball Statistics Leaders and Playoff Drama Highlighted
A sports page lists top NL and AL players by home runs runs batted in and pitching records, with notes on Koufax Bunning and other stars. The narrative recounts an Eagles versus Display game where Maynard hit a long homer, Dunham and Hyde sparked early scoring, and late innings saw a Display rally before the Eagles fell short 12-5.
Amalfitano Seeks Return Despite Giants Past and Cubs Rise
Amalfitano, a 30 year old Cubs utility man, recalls big bucks earned in baseballs past while delivering a clutch homer in the eighth and a two run double in the 16th inning to lift Chicago over Philadelphia 4 3. The day also features Giants losses, Cardinals and Mets power, and a day of tight pennant chase across the NL and AL.
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al Jackson
Joe Gibbon
Ed Bailey
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Don Drysdale
Denny Lemaster
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Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
John Roseboro
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Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers From Wednesday
Detroit loses to Los Angeles 1 to 0 while Cleveland beats San Angeles 5 to 0 and Chicago defeats New York 4 to 3. Minnesota tops Washington 6 to 1 and Baltimore beats Boston 5 to 2. Wednesday lists listed pitchers include Boston Herbert Gatewood Regan and Dowell Kant Sten house plus Bunker Wilson. Thursday schedules include New York at Chicago Baltimore at Boston and Los Angeles at Detroit.
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Night games list for Kansas City at Cleveland and related MLB schedule
Major League slate includes Kansas City at Cleveland at night. Standings show Philadelphia leading San Francisco by five games in the NL, with Cincinnati and St. Louis nearby. Tuesday results feature New York 7 Pittsburgh 3 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 in 16 innings.
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Mauch Faces Ticket Rush Ahead of World Series
New York reports show Phillies manager Gene Mauch fielding many World Series ticket requests even before the team advances. The young skipper notes callers reveal their hopes by tone, with Casey Stengel offering potential guidance should he need help.
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Mattison Pitches Sal's Into Vermont State Softball Finals
Andy Mattison stifled Sal's of Bennington in Brattleboro weekend Southern Playoffs. Sal's 2 1 Brattleboro Ray's Restaurrant Brattleboro saw Mattison limit opponents to two total hits across two games. Armour's early double gave Brattleboro the lead in the second inning before Sal's rallied.
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Lions Could Make Strong Bid for Western Division Title
DETROIT Lions head coach George Wilson warns age could slow a veteran lineup in 1964 as 10 starters from 1963 are over 30. Key oldtimers Joe Schmidt and Dick Lane age 32 and 36, while injuries in 1963 disrupted the offense. Despite concerns, Detroit fields strong receivers and a top defense as they plan replacements and hope for better health.
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Royals to Play 32 Home Games in 1964-65
The Cincinnati Royals will host 32 home games in the 1964-65 NBA season, opening October 18 against the San Francisco Warriors. Other items note Meadow Club entrants at Southampton and Davis Cup preparations in Sweden with the inter-zone final set for August 29-31.
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