Ben-Mont Downs Tansitor 14-12 in Red-Hot Contest
Ben Mont defeats Tansitor 14 to 12 at Memorial Park in hot late-summer conditions. Ted Lausville pitched for Dow Chemical with four hits by Ed St. John leading BemMont. Key plays included a six-run first inning and sharp defensive plays by Leo Denis and Dave Trombley.
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Baseball standings and results from Tuesday and upcoming games
The American League leads include Baltimore 46 26 .639 and New York 42 28 .600. Tuesday results: Minnesota 3 Baltimore 1, Kansas City 2 Boston 1, New York 4 LA 0, New York 3 LA 2, Washington 6 Detroit 5, Chicago 12 Cleveland 3. Upcoming pitchers and games listed for Wednesday and Thursday across multiple matchups. In the National League, Philadelphia 43 27 .614 and San Fran 45 28 .616 lead, with scores from Tuesday night and scheduled games for Wednesday and Thursday including Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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New York at Houston Night Game Spotlight
Night schedule highlights include Stallard 5-9 facing Farrell 10-2 in New York at Houston and a Philadelphia at Los Angeles clash. Chicago travels to Cincinnati for another night game as the circuit stacks strong pitching and rivalries under lights.
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Baseball Leaders and Statistics Highlights
A compact list of top American and National League leaders by hits runs batted in home runs and top pitching records. Names include Mays Aaron Killebrew Williams Stargell Allen Oliva Robinson Kaline and others with team affiliations and season totals.
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Finnegan’s Hitting and Pitching Lead Northeast to 5-1 Win
Dave Finnegan earned a two hitter to pace Northeast past the Eagles 5-1 in Little League play in Littleton. Tony Wright sparked the offense with two doubles, while Bob Mysters hit a late home run that was nullified by failing to touch third base.
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Hodges Contract Extended for Senators Through 1966
Washington owners extended manager Gil Hodges contract through 1966 along with GM George Selkirk and Treasurer Joseph Burke through 1967. Board Chairman James Johnson said the trio has performed admirably despite the club’s close to cellar status, and he expects improvement in 1964. Hodges, in his first year as manager, said he is elated and confident of better times ahead.
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McKinley Wins Wimbledon Crown Without a Set Lost
San Antonio's Chuck McKinley captured the 1963 Wimbledon men's singles title, becoming the third man in the open era to win the championship without dropping a set. He defeated his opponents in all rounds to finish undefeated.
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Clyde-Hoppers Edge Midget Flip-Flops 8-3 in Park Action
Clyde-Hoppers defeated the Midget Flip-Flops 8-3 at Memorial Park behind Dave Rell Raymond on the mound. Tony Wright and Darrell Raymond led the attack with timely hits including a triple, while Steve Dennis, Craig Sweet, and Andy Crawford contributed key runs as Clyde-Hoppers built early leads and held on. The Flip-Flops answered with stolen-base drama and deliberate runs, and the article notes an upcoming Yankees vs Stark Street matchup.
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Johnson backs National Baseball Day across 441 parks
President Lyndon B. Johnson announced he will give hearty and enthusiastic support and approval to National Baseball Day to be observed at 441 baseball parks nationwide next Saturday.
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Mosher Brings Sarcastic Flair to New York Sportscenes
Clare Mosher a former Illinois lineman and ex harness racing head trades Miami for WOR TV to lead New York sports coverage He vows sharp wit and outspoken critique as he handles Army games Jets exhibitions and a new TV show He recalls a storied Miami career and feuds with sport figures while predicting big impact in the big pond
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