Buhl nets 10th win as Cubs split doubleheader
Bob Buhl reached 10-4 with his third shutout, lifting the Cubs to a 2-0 win over the Giants before San Francisco came back to take the nightcap 7-2. Chicago’s trio of 20-game winners eyes a historic NL feat not seen since 1923, while Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 9-1 in the other National League game.
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Bob Buhl
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Giants
Buhl
Larry Jackson
Dick Ells
Herb Score
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Indians
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Ellsworth
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie Mays
Wrigley Field
Philadelphia Phillies
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Manny Mota
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Cincinnati
Joe Amfitano
Bob Hendley
Ron Santo
Billy Wiliams
Stargell
Bob Veale
Alee
Lema Abandons Wedge To Tame Old Course Wind
Tony Lema withdrew his famed wedge from play at the British Open and switched to a seven iron to adapt to a 62 mile per hour gale at the Old Course. He shot 73 in round two, two strokes behind leader Christy O Connor and Jean Garaialde amid brutal conditions. Nicklaus, the favorite, carded 76 as the wind battered 120 competitors on the par 72, 6 926 yard course.
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Scotland
Tony Lema
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Jean Garaialde
France
Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Nicklaus
Golden Jack
Ray Robinson Stops Clarence Riley in Pittsfield Fight
The Associated Press reports Sazar Ray Robinson, 161 pounds from New York, halted Clarence Riley, 168 pounds from Detroit, in a Pittsfield bout. The result confirms Robinson’s victory by stoppage after last night’s showdown.
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Sazar Ray Robinson
New York
Clarence Riley
Detroit
Venturi Faces Hard Swing After Open Victory
Ken Venturi says the pressure eases in the $25,000 Round Robin at Wykagyl as he eyes the PGA Championship next week. The Open champion enters as a favorite alongside Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, with rivals including Gene Littler, Tommy Bolt, Bob Rosburg and Dave Marr. Venturi followed Open glory with a Cleveland Open miss and a $900 Whitemarsh Open showing.
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Obin
San Francisco
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Hallowed St. Andrews
Palmer
Suching
Bill Casper
Genester
Tommy Bolt
Bob Rosburg
Dave Marr
Philadelphia
Saco Rangers Foul Off 14-4 Upset of Old Orchard Jets
In St Louis Alumni Field the Saco Rangers toppled the Old Orchard Jets 14 to 4 after a 12 run sixth inning. Pike Casavant and Chorozy led Rangers with multiple hits while Simkowitz allowed seven hits and controlled two walks. Jets’ Granger made several key outs and Nason, Pike, Casavant and Choroszy posted several triples. Tonight Old Orchard meets Biddeford at St Louis Field, Saco travels to Kennebunk to face the Rams, as the final round of play with three games left unfolds.
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New Faces In Maine Amateur Final Round
A 36 hole final distinguishes the Maine Amateur golf final at Bar Harbor with Todd Read of Auburn and Bud Hersey of Kebo Valley reaching the final round for the first time. Hersey defeated six time champion Diversi of Waterville 3 and 2 in the semi finals, while Read, a former semi finalist, eyes crown.
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Auburn
Bud Hersey
Kebo Valley Golf Club
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Hersey
Dick Diversi
Waterville
Mayor James F. Dawson Treated for Earache in New Britain
In New Britain Conn AP report, Mayor James F. Dawson endured an earache after two days in office. He sought medical attention following conversations with well-wishers and office seekers.
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Monbouquette searches for form as Sox open vs Tigers
Detroit RP says Bill Monbouquette seeks a return to winning form as Boston opens the second half of the 1964 AL season against the Detroit Tigers. Monbouquette is 3-7 for the first half. he faces Dave Wickersham, while manager Johnny Pesky plans two-night doubleheaders and a fourth starter based on early results. The Sox trail Detroit by one game and aim for a first division berth. The Giants' 1963 NFL points record is noted alongside baseball notes.
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Earl Wilson
Dave Morehead
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Arnold Early
Heffner
Norm Cash
Jerry Lumpe
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Bruton
Gates Brown
Early
Dick Radatz
Trotters G and Pacers Goshoram Tonight Race Lineup
Race card for Gorham tonight lists nine races of one mile each with pacing and trotting divisions. Notable entrants include Seaside, Betsy Star, Shadydale, Mighty Hornet, Doc's Mare, Meadow Knight, and Captain Mills among others with drivers and car numbers shown.
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B. Bramble
Seaside
J. Ger
Betsy Star
G. Fitch
Shadydale
Able
G. Reed
Astrolyn
W. Miller
Happy Dudley
M. Robin Squire Dean
Norway
D. Richards
Mighty Hornet
R. Walker
Worthy Flint
D. Carlisle
Zipper Grattan
R. Hafford
L. Pickett Jr
May Knight
R. McCaleb
Doc
F. Smith
Desert Sun
Fitch Mills
Esquire
J. Gerry
Albert Dares
Adam
Tom
Sonny Abben
E. Griffin
Sawmill Gloria
B. McGhee
American Eagle
D. Gorden
Prince
Oteca
Teresa Volo
S. Bi
Grand Marie
Billy Waybill
Gary
B. Smith
Dear Wick
Shadydale Mission
R. Gart Dapple Mite
Dodie Grable
Shadydale Verdict
D. Marshi
Nim
H. Coleman
Horizon
R. Fenno
Etch
Alden
P. Hill
Princess Ben
C. Bennett Susie
Dixfield
F. Jamieson
Sharon Kay Averill
V. I ‘Lu Ben
B. Fernald iGem
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R. Smith
Michael's
Mark
Captain Mills
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Sparky Chief
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Queen's Hope
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J. McKenney
Alice Mills
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Timber industry drives Alabama economy as shipments top 500 million
Lumber activity grows in Alabama with timber shipments valued over 500 million annually. Foresters say 2 billion board feet are harvested yearly from 21 million acres, boosting the South as a major lumber source and Alabama rising in pulpwood production nationally.
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Augusta Trot Featured At Gorham Track Tonight
A strong two horse entry from Aroostook County will lead the Augusta Trot at Gorham Raceway with The Augusta Trot a one dash affair for a purse of 1800 dollars. Torrential and Famed Lady of Ray Ireland Stable are two time Gorham winners. Harry Coleman drives Cedar Largo from the pole in the meet lead. Newcomers Invaders Marvy and Miss Athol also race in the card.
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Presque Isle
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Elmer Rolston
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Badges Awarded At Day Camp In Kennebunk
Winners of superior badges at Double T Day Camp in Kennebunk run by Mario DiFrederico and William Obermeyer include Track Zoe Haskell Peter Crowell Georgianna Haskell and Steve White. Prizes went to Scott Bradbury and Zoe Haskell. Highlights featured visits to Cole Farm Dairy and a Biddeford factory hosted by Domonie Antonucci.
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Daniel Goodwin
Becky Hanscom
Crystal Shibles
Debbie Saxe
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Karen Gooch
Joyce Stevens
Holly Harrington
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Biddeford
Domonie Antonucci
Perkins World Junior Welterweight Champion Fights Abroad
CHICAGO AP Ed Die Perkins, the world junior welterweight champion, cannot get a title fight in the U.S. So he and his 75-year-old manager Johnny Coulon travel globally. Marie Coulon runs the matchmaking with help from her Irish name Maloney heritage, after 43 years of marriage and 41 years running a South Side gym. Marie has judged and matched tens of thousands of bouts, amateur and pro, including Perkins Milan victory over Duilio Loi for the crown in 1962 and subsequent defenses in Tokyo and Kingston.
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Will
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Johnny
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Maloney
Conlon
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Italy
Duilio Loi
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Major League Leaders Dominate Batting and Power Races
A compilation of top performers across batting and pitching categories. Notable figures include Oliva and Allison from Minnesota leading in batting average and runs, Killebrew with 30 homers, and Clemence with 105 hits. Pitching leaders include Ford and Bunning with decisive records and Koufax’s 131 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
Oliva
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Boseton
Versalles
Champollion Solves Rosetta Stone Translation
Francois Champollion, a French scholar, decoded the hieroglyphic text on the Rosetta Stone completing the decipherment in 1822. His breakthrough unlocked understanding of ancient Egyptian history and language.
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Francois Champollion
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