Mantle Snafus Gum as Yanks Move on Orioles
Mantle swallowed his gum after scoring the go ahead run in a tight game against the Orioles. The Yankees closed within half a game of first place with a 4 3 win, aided by Bob Johnson’s sixth straight pinch hit and Al Downing’s relief win. In the NL, Milwaukee beat San Francisco 7 6 as Philadelphia and St Louis won and Chicago Cubs toppled the Mets.
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Packers Start Practice Hornung Returns to Squad
Packers opened summer training in Green Bay with Paul Hornung expected to rejoin as a player after a season’s suspension for wagering on games. Also reporting were fullback Jim Taylor and halfback Tom Moore, with exams and coach meetings scheduled for veterans and rookies.
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National League Standings and Weeknight Results
National League teams show San Francisco at Philadelphia and Cincinnati leading the pack with Milwaukee and Los Angeles toward the middle. Tuesday's results feature tight wins by Chicago New York Cincinnati and Milwaukee while St Louis and Los Angeles post late-night victories.
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American Legion Standings and Weather Notes
July 12 1964 results show Bellows Falls 9 Windsor 6 Barre 7 Newport 6 innings Bennington 2 Brattleboro 1 first Brattleboro 8 Bennington 4 second Wet weather affected Barre at Barre. West Point UPI reports Paul Dietzel’s 1962 appointment as head football coach marked a rare non graduate hire.
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Pizarro Holds Red Sox To 4-2 Victory At Fenway
White Sox lefty Juan Pizarro earned his 13th win with help from Hoyt Wilhelm as Chicago beat Boston 4-2 at Fenway Park. Dick Stuart homered and doubled for Boston, while Arnold Earley started for the Red Sox. Radatz earned no save as Wilhelm secured his 13th.
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McCool would pitch in World Series over voting rights
Reds rookie Billy McCool, age 20, celebrated his second major league win as Cincinnati swept a two game set from the Houston Colts 65 to tighten within 5 1/2 games of first. Maloney pitched a complete game in the nightcap as the Reds piled on 16 hits including homers by Frank Robinson and Mel Queen. In other action, the Giants lost to St. Louis, while Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia. Yankees and White Sox won in the AL.
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Pirates Rally To Tie Up Phillies In Ninth
In a tense late inning, the Pirates rallied to threaten as Cal McLish started for Philadelphia and Bob Skinner delivered a two run pinch hit that helped spark a four run ninth. The Dodgers built a big lead but Koufax and Perranoski figures dominated the later action.
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Watrous Defends Golden Era View of Golf's Past
Watrous, Oakland Hills head pro, doubts 1920s golfers were less skilled than today. He notes prize money growth from about 100000 to 200000 and says modern tours have more events and players. He cites Sarazen Hagen Jones and others as great but believes today’s pros face tougher competition.
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Collins Predicts Hogan To Take PGA
In Columbus Bill Collins names Ben Hogan as a likely winner of the 46th PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club. Hogan, 51, recent practice rounds showed potential with his strong putting while Collins notes the course demands precise drives. dropout withdrawals reduced the field to 165 of 171 original entrants and registration closed at 10 a.m. today.
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Yankees win Catholic Youth Organization award for Howard Linz
NEW YORK UPI reports Elston Howard and Phil Linz of the New York Yankees will receive the Catholic Youth Organization's annual most popular Yankee players award.
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