Marichal Eclipses Koufax with 15 Wins in NL Race
Juan Marichal continued to pace the San Francisco Giants as he matched Sandy Koufax with 15 victories this season. The Dominican right hander tied Koufax’s 1964 win total and helped keep the Giants in the National League race with a 10 inning victory Wednesday night.
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32 Top Golfers Tee Off Today In N E Amateur
Thirty-two of the region's top golfers tee off in match play for the 35th New England Amateur Golf Championship at Portland Country Club. Jim Grant of Wethersfield Conn leads after posting 69 Wednesday to 36 holes at four under par 138, with Warren Tibbetts defending the title. Ronald Red Smith of Manchester Conn sits three back at 141. Grant and Tibbetts are joined by a strong regional field including eleven Conn golfers and four from Rhode Island.
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Palmer Nicklaus Favored to Win Canadian Open
Palmer and Nicklaus are co favorites as the 157-player field begins at Pinegrove Country Club in Montreal. Palmer shoots par 71 in practice with Nicklaus at 73, both praising the course as among the year’s best. Weather and a soggy course may stretch scoring. Casper and Rodriguez also expected to challenge. First prize is $7,500 from a $50,000 purse.
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Display Nips Tansitor 3-1 In Bennington Little League
Bennington action saw Greg Mears toss a three hitter with one strikeout as Display beat Lectronics 3-1. Dan Green opened scoring in the third, Jed Donne van doubled and Fran Maynard and Mears drove in runs. Tansitor tied it in the fifth on Ted Crawford hit by pitch and a passed ball, but Display answered in the bottom half with two runs, then held on as Lectronics stranded runners in the sixth.
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Bouton Pitches Yankees Past Angels 5-0 for One-Game Lead
Jim Bouton secured his 11th win by tossing a four-hitter as the Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 5-0. Elston Howard drove in two runs, Mickey Mantle added a run-scoring single, and Bo Belinsky took the loss as New York kept a one-game edge over Baltimore in the American League standings. Vic Power had two of the Angels' four hits. Orioles beat the Twins 4-3 to stay one game back.
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NFL Still Stalked By Bad Injuries
Injury woes plague the NFL with Vikings defensive back Tom Franckhauser in critical condition after a Tuesday scrimmage in Bemidji. The Bears mourn Billy Galimore and John Farrington after a car crash death.
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Baseball standings and results from major leagues
Baseball standings show New York leading with a 61 37 record and 6 1 2 games ahead, followed by Baltimore and Chicago. Week results list St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston San Francisco Philadelphia and Los Angeles already played, with evenings and rain postponements noted.
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Vermont Sets 1964 Seasons for Woodcock Snipe Rails
The Vermont Fish and Game Department announces 1964 seasons and limits for Woodcock Wilsons Snipe Rails and Gallinules with a 50 day Woodcock season from Oct 1 to Nov 19 and a 70 day Rails season from Sept 1 to Nov 9. Shooting hours are sunrise to sunset with daily limits of five to ten birds and possession limits of 15 to 30.
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Radatz Shuts Down A’s as Red Sox Edge 3 2 in KC
Boston reliever Dick Radatz earned his 10th win in 14 decisions by retiring the Athletics hitless over the final three innings and fanning four. An eighth inning Yaz homer tied the game. late errors by Segui and Campaneris allowed Boston to score the winning run on Bressoud’s lead.
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Mavity Signs For AFL PCL With Denver Teams
Denver’s Leon Mavity signed to play football with the AFL Denver Broncos in winter and baseball with the PCL Denver Bears in summer, a first dual pact by Empire Sports Inc. The 1964 CU graduate, 6 feet, 190 pounds, is in Broncos camp while preparing with the Bears for the 1965 season. He says the arrangement gives him two chances to succeed, and coaches praise his speed and potential as a defensive back and outfielder.
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