White Sox Edge Yankees In Tight Open With Ford Run
The White Sox beat the Yankees 2-1 in Chicago to pull within 1 4 games of Baltimore and knock New York three games back. Ford’s seventh inning pickoff error set up the decisive run as Pizarro left with the loss after giving way to Wilhelm who silenced the Yankees.
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Cardinals Poised for NFL East Title Hype
Pro observers see the St. Louis Cardinals as contenders for the NFL Eastern crown in 1964 behind coach Wally Lemm. Key players include Charley Johnson, Sonny Randle, Bobby Joe Conrad, and Bill Triplet out with a lung condition. Crow return from injury hoped, rookie Willie Crenshaw moved to offense.
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Mets win on Ribant and Smith power dramatic 5-0 victory
Dennis Ribant earned his first major league win in his second start for the Mets, shutting out Pittsburgh on four hits. Charlie Smith fueled the attack with two home runs and four RBIs to back the rookie pitcher.
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Rod And Reel Club Sets Saco Meeting
Biddeford Saco Rod and Reel club will meet at Biddeford Saco Lodge of Elks on Portland Road Saco Wednesday at 7 30 p m Invitations from Lynn Mass Salt Water Sportsmen and Rhode Island Association Salt Water Anglers invite participation in striped bass tournaments in September and October Open to all club members six man units and several teams may participate Preliminary arrangements will be discussed.
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Thornton Eleven Football Candidates Rise For 1964 Season
Thornton Eleven football candidates will turn out Sunday for their first meeting of the 1964 season with formal drills starting Monday under Coach Brad Leach. Co-Captains Eric Cote and Ronnie Forest lead a strong senior squad including Rich Bergeron Roger Miles Byron Dolby and Carl Friedman at end tackle fullback halfback guard respectively.
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Major League Leaders Batter, Pitching and Fielding Top Names
American League leaders include Oliva Minnesota at .339 batting with 170 hits and 93 runs scored, Killebrew 42 homers, Aparicio 48 stolen bases, and Bunker 123 strikeouts as a 10 decision pitcher. National League leaders feature Clemente 155 hits, Santo 86 RBIs, Mays 96 runs and 37 homers, Koufax 223 strikeouts and a 19-5 record in 10 decisions.
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Football sales boom as NFL AFL ticket counts rise
A AP survey shows fans rushing to buy season tickets as pro football heads for a record season. The Redskins and Jets report strong gains, with New York Giants Eagles and Browns posting large ticket totals and many teams aiming for sellouts. The AFL adds heat with major markets like Buffalo Boston Houston San Diego and New York growing strong. Jets project 30 000 to 35 000 per home game at Shea Stadium.
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Phillies Clinch Lead With Short Five-Hitter Win
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short won his 12th game with a five-hitter as the Phillies beat the Cubs 81 to 1. Short lowered his ERA to 1.91 and stretched Philadelphia’s NL lead to five games over San Francisco. Tony Taylor collected three hits, including his 1,000th career hit, and Johnny Callison hit two triples.
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Gypsy Moth Escape Becomes U.S. Pest
The gypsy moth was imported to the United States from Europe in 1869 and escaped confinement, growing into a major pest.
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Nellie Bly Circles World in 72 Days in 1889
Nellie Bly, famed journalist, completed her around the world journey in 72 days during 1889, setting a pace that captivated readers and highlighted her daring reporting career.
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Merchants Express outscore AFL-CIO 8 to 6 in softball clash
Merchants Express defeated AFL-CIO 8-6 at Memorial Field aided by two Chretien homers and Dion's two run shots. Labbe went 2-for-2 with solid defense, Paquette struck out one while Tanguay fanned two for the losers. Sevigny, Dion and Gauthier provided key hits as both teams combined for multiple runs and errors.
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