Chance Dominates Red Sox But Los Angeles Wins 1 0
Los Angeles pitcher Dean Chance flirted with a no hitter, finishing with a two-hitter and 15 strikeouts in a 1-0 win over Boston. Chance carried a no-hit bid into the sixth before Dick Stuart’s single ended it, tying the season high for strikeouts.
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National League standings and Tuesday results
National League reports show Philadelphia atop, with San Francisco, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, New York in the standings. Tuesday results include Chicago over St. Louis, Philadelphia over Los Angeles, Pittsburgh by San Francisco, Cincinnati over Milwaukee, New York over Houston. Upcoming games list St. Louis at Chicago, Houston at New York, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Willey Returns From Disabled List For Mets
New York Mets pitcher Carlton Willey, who suffered a fractured jaw when hit by a batted ball in an April exhibition, is activated off the disabled list. To clear roster space, Craig Anderson is sent to Buffalo, IL. Willey, 33, had been the Mets top right hander last season after being acquired from Milwaukee. The note on volcanic activity appears as a stray line about volcano steam and ash.
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Belmont Stakes field padded with Orientalist addition
The Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct grew to five possibles joined by Orientalist alongside Hill Rise Roman Brother Quadrangle and Shook. Orientalist, trainer Jimmy Conway said, is a speed merchant aiming to challenge Northern Dancer in the 125000 event, with Braulio Baeza to ride. Northern Dancer seeks the Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins.
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Cows Brought to United States by Virginia Colonists
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Sammy Snead Still Seeks Open Glory at U S Open
In New York the field for the 64th U S Open trims to 473 hopefuls with six past Open champions, led by Sam Snead who seeks his first Open title. Exemptions cover five post Bolt winners and 13 former PGA champs, while Detroit and New York sections shape the 39 qualifying spots at Golf’s key event.
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Lewiston Harness Evening Card Opens With 9 Races
Official entries posted for tonight's Lewiston trotting and pacing program with nine races. Pace and trot events feature horses such as Shadydale Able, Sadie s Lord, Ellen Glow, Royal Ambrose, Bonnie s Knight, and Bay Waters among rivals. Post time is 8.00 pm for Race One with one mile sprints offering purses from 325 to 800 dollars.
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Lehoux Takes Bowling Event At Pastime Center
Butch Lehoux won the first roll-off of the Big 3 Series with a total of 1580, earning the trophy donated by the lanes. John Letourneau placed close behind with 570, Rene Menard had 562 for third, and Harry Goldthwaite won a special prize for the highest single in the fifth string with 137. Another rolloff is scheduled for next Tuesday evening.
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Major League Stars Pitching Dominates in Tight Wins
Dean Chance of the Angels allowed only two hits and struck out 15 in a 1-0 victory over Boston. Billy Williams of the Cubs went 3-for-4 with a single, double, and his 14th homer, lifting his average to .422 in a 5-2 win over St. Louis.
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Major League Leaders Summary of Major Stats
Major League batting leaders include Williams Chicago 422 at bats and Clemente Pittsburgh 372. Mays San Francisco leads runs with 42, tied at 33 by Allen Philadelphia and Clemente. Mays 43 RBI leads, with Boyer St Louis 138. Williams Chicago 68 hits, Clemente 68. Clemente 14 doubles. Williams 13. Santo Chicago 5 triples. Callison Philadelphia Clemen te Pittsburgh and Boyer St Louis 4. Mays 18 home runs. Williams 14. Wills Los Angeles 20 stolen bases. Harper Cincinnati 1. Pitching leaders feature Marshall San Francisco 81 .889 and Farrell Houston 71 .875 wins. Koufax Los Angeles 69 strikeouts. Maloney Cincinnati 68. American League batting leaders Oliva Minnesota .392. Hinton Washington .350. Runs Oliva 38 with 33 by Allison and Rollins Minnesota. RBI Wagner Cleveland 41. Stuart Boston 37. Oliva 74 hits. Hinton Washington 62. Oliva and Rollins 11 doubles. Oliva 5 triples with McAuliffe Detroit Green Kansas City Fregos Los Angeles Versalles Minnesota Hin ton Washington 4. Killebrew Minnesota 14. Colavito Kansas City 13 home runs. Stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 26. Weis Chicago Davalillo Cleveland Hinton Washington 6. Pitching 5 decisions Bunker Baltimore 6 0 1000 Kra lick Cleveland and Ford New York 5 1 .833. Penn Kansas City 66 strikeouts. Radatz Boston 64.
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Speed League Set For Thursday Start
The two man speed league opens its season at 8 p.m. Thursday at Roll-A-Way Lanes in Biddeford. Amateur and seasoned bowlers promise fast action with openings still available. contact Al or Maurice Huot at the lanes by Thursday noon.
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Rojas Delivers for Phillies in NL Tilt and Trades Talk
Cookie Rojas, pressing to improve the Phillies at second base, boosted his batting to .667 over 21 at bats since replacing Tony Taylor. He scored the decisive run in a 4-3 win over the Dodgers as Philadelphia extended its NL lead to 12 games.
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Softball Loop Game and Boxing Card Mixed Report
In Little League softball action Jack’s A W beat Merchant’s Express 8 to 8 in a high scoring early game with multiple players tallying RBIs and base hits. A separate boxing note highlights Dave Charnley defeating Ken Lane by unanimous points in Britain with Lundgren also scoring in a separate match.
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Tryouts Scheduled For Legion Baseball
Officials of the American Legion Junior Baseball League at Saco announce tryouts for eligible boys from Biddeford Old Orchard Beach St. Louis and Thornton Academy who will not reach 19 before Sept 1 1964. Myron Campbell chairman says tryouts tomorrow at 6 pm at Memorial field Saco and all positions are open.
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Sectional Title Duel Set At 20th Century Lanes
Eastern Maine bowling champ Scott McLaughlin and Western Maine title-holder Nick Gillis clash tonight at the 20th Century Lanes for the sectional state title. Gillis leads by 16 pins after the first half, setting up a tight finish in the second half.
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Sanction Withdrawn From Arundel Track
Groveville Robert Libby, president of the Maine State Stock Car Racing Association, said yesterday that the Arundel Speedway will no longer operate under MSSCRA sanction. The MSSCRA board dissolved sponsorship by official action. The track had been with the group since last October. The decision came by mutual agreement. Owners of the new track are Mr or Mrs Cliff Parker of Arundel.
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Palm tree causes minor crash during driving lesson
Palm tree disrupted a driving lesson in Tarpon Springs as Mrs. Jane Christy Tonkin momentarily pressed the gas instead of the brake and struck the tree, according to Police Chief Nick Pappas. No serious injuries reported in the incident.
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