Yankees Rally to Move Into Second Place Behind Orioles
Pedro Ramos limited Minnesota to two hits in five innings of relief as the Yankees beat the Twins 5-2, slipping to second in the AL pennant race one game behind Baltimore. Ed Charles drove in four with two doubles. Bert Campaneris had a key fifth inning single for Kansas City to edge Baltimore 7-5.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Pedro Ramos
Ramos
Minnesota
Baltimore
New York
Whitey Ford
Kansas City
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Detroit
Athletics
Bert Campaneris
Chuck Estrada
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
White Sox
Luis Tiant
Mike Hershberger
Floyd Robinson
Bunning Nearing Rare Pitching Double Milestone
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning sits just three steps from completing a rare pitching double after his 17th win as the Phillies beat San Francisco 4-1 in 10 innings. The right-hander, who already has a perfect game this season, could join a select nine to win 20 in both leagues, with several starts left in 19 games remaining.
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Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Cy Young
Jack Chesbro
Joe McGinnity
Carl Mays
Detroit
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Giants
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Richie Allen
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Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
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Cincinnati
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Don Drysdale
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Houston
Lane Rolloff Set By Industrial League
The Industrial bowling league will hold a pre season handicap rolloff at the 20th Century Thursday evening. The league, with six five man teams last season, expects to field six and possibly eight clubs this season with several new faces joining. The rolloff on the three string route will gauge new bowlers potential averages. Last season participants will be handicapped on past averages, while newcomers get an estimated handicap. The league begins its 1964 65 campaign on Thursday Sept 24, with entries due as soon as possible before rolloff time Thursday evening.
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Industrial Bowling League
Roman Brother Aims for Big Purses by Evading Top Horses
Salem AP reports Roman Brother at Harbor View Farm tops money earners by avoiding strong rivals like Northern Dancer and Quadrangle. Trainer Burley Parke reshuffled his schedule, yielding $398,675 this year with five wins in stakes events including the New Hampshire Sweepstakes. Alvarez and Parke discuss the horse's stretch drive and future races as owners track record payouts.
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Salem
N.H
Roman Brother
Mighty Mite
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Ace
Northern Dancer
Quadrangle
Burley Parke
Wolfson
Parke
Fernando Alvarez
New Hampshire
Alvarez
Knightly Manner
Junior High Grid Coaches To Meet
Area junior high football coaches will meet Tuesday night at 7 at Biddeford Junior High School to form a schedule.
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Biddeford
Biddeford and Wells Open 1964 Gridiron with Shutouts
Biddeford football lost 24 to 0 at Bishop Bradley of Manchester while Wells fell 26 to 0 at Dixfield. Don Fee scored for Biddeford, with two points added on a NH rule safety after the punt block. Dixfield led Wells 13-0 entering the final period, then added two late TDs to seal the win.
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Biddeford and
Wells
Bishop Bradley High School
Manchester
N. H
Warriors
Dixfield
Pioneers
Don Fee
New Hampshire
Bill Gilbert
Bishop Bradley
Biddeford
Tiger
Bobby Cadavallader
Norm Uhry
Uhry
Fee
Pioneer
Pioneerly
Boston Patriots Down Oakland in AFL Opener
The AFL opened its fifth season with a record Jets crowd at Shea Stadium as New York bombed Denver 30-6. Buffalo beat Kansas City 34-17 and San Diego edged Houston 27-21. Boston Patriots beat Oakland 17-14 as Babe Parilli connected with Tony Romeo and Art Graham for the decisive scores.
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American Football League
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Shea Stadium
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Bills
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Boston Patriots
Oakland
Billy Cannon
Raiders
San Diego Chargers
Houston Oilers
Jets
Broncos
Bill Baird
Jacky Lee
New York
Dick Wood
Gene Heeter
Jim Turner
Jackie Kemp
Glenn Bass
el Dubenion
Chiefs
Tom Sestak
Pete Gogolak
Patriots
Babe Parilli
Tony Romeo
Art Graham
Gino Cappelleti
Clem Daniels
Hawks Strike Early To Stun Falcons 35 6
Portland Sea Hawks defeat Mohawk Valley Falcons 35 to 6 at the Portland Stadium. Crash Craddock rushed 77 yards for two scores, Ed Lynch added two touchdowns, and Don Latona recovered a fumble for the Hawks. Mohawk Valley scored on a trio of passes late in the first half.
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Mohawk Valley Falcons
Herkimer
N.Y
Portland Starm
Nat
Crash
Craddock
Ed Lynch
Hawks
Sea Hawks
Mohawk Valley
Lynch
Raddock
Falcons
Sea Hwks
Johnny Parrinello
Johnny Szumczyk
Parrinello
Dic Easterly
Johnny Harmon
Wheeler
Rohrschneider
Don Latona
Major League Leaders Ranked By Batting and Pitching
Major league leaders across batting and pitching lists include Oliva of Minnesota leading in average hits and runs, Killebrew with home runs, Aparicio stealing bases, and Bunker and Koufax topping pitching wins and strikeouts. The summary also notes veterans and rookies in National and American League categories with standout figures such as Clemente, Mays, and Santo among hitters, and Blanks contributing to Houston's game with Blanda.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Gem
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Freosi
Los Angeles
Rollins
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Bunker Baltimore
Pappas
Downing
New York
Peters
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Carty
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Flood
Callison Philadelphia
Williams
Wills
Brock
Bunning
Koufax
Drysdale
Joe Louis Reflects On Clay Liston Fights In Seven Essays
Joe Louis writes at 50 about his fights tax troubles boxing views and manhood in seven essays for this newspaper He argues Sonny Liston will KO Cassius Clay next time and recalls past bouts including Patterson Walcott and Mauriello with blunt, factual reflections on form discipline and timing.
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Joe Louis
Sonny Liston
Gassias Clay
Liston
Miami Beach
Clay
Angelo Dundee
Jack Nilon
Howard King
Albert Westphal
Floyd
Patterson
Sonny
Jack Dempsey
Joe Walcott
Tami Mauriello
Walcott
Lema Breaks Handful Of Breaks To Win World Series
Akron AP report says Tony Lema relied on fortunate bounces and a roadside obstacle to seize the World Series of Golf title. He shot 34 34 68 for 138, edging Ken Venturi who shot 38 36 74 for 143, with Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols far back. Venturi earned 15000 from a 75000 purse, Nichols and Palmer 5000 each from a non official swag.
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Akron
Ohio
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Nichols
Palmer
Pony Leaguers Open Season In Maine Bowlerette Derby
The 20th Century Bowlerettes and Pony Leaguers started 1964 65 play in the Ladies Western Maine Pro and Men s Pony leagues. Bowlerettes lost to State of Maine 1537 1517 but split four points. Ann Cowgill 322 and Pat Cantara 313 led Bowlerettes while Pat Jordan 331 and Rose Russell 329 topped State of Maine. In the Pony League, 20th Century beat Monument Square 1501 1416 with Milliard 332 Paul 323 Pappas 313 the top scorers for 20th Century and West 298 for Monument Square.
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Maine
Scarborough
Ann Cowgill
Paulette Cantara
Pat Jordan
Rose Russell
State of Maine
Monument Square
Portland
Art Milliard
Herve Paul
Dick Pappas
R. West
O’maine
Foley
Jordan
Bonville
Herman
Russell
Cowgill
Cantara
L’heureux
Strickland
Harper
Pappas
Bouffard
Packers Wreck Bears and Stocks Feature at Arundel Speedway
Arundel Dick Wolstenhulme led the stocks feature at Arundel Speedway, finishing second to Lee Cluff in the bomber feature while Homer Drew and Jim Landry placed third and Morton among the top stocks. Green Bay upset Chicago 23 12 in the NFL opener as Lombardi used a fair catch kickoff free kick trick.
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Arundel
Dick Wolstenhulme
Arundel Speedway
Lee Cluff
Homer Drew
Jim Landry
Wolstenhulme
Morton
Don Peterson
Portland
Windham
Ken Bornheimer
Scarborough
Associated Press
Green Bay
Paul Hornung
Packers
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Elijah Pitts
Vince Lombardi
Jerry Forcier Wins Qualifying Rolloff at Big 30 Lanes
Jerry Forcier of the 20th Century Lanes led a field of 54 bowlers with a 1315 as he won the first TV qualifying rollover at the Big 30 Lanes. He earned the right to face TV champion John Piacentini of Portland in two weeks. Harland Shane of Westbrook was second with 1200 and will meet the Piacentini Forcier winner. The next TV qualifier will be at Bowl-a-White Lanes in Gorham on Sept 26. Herve Paul added 1099 for third among 20th Century entrants.
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Jerry Forcier
T.V
Forcier
John Piacentini
Portland
Harland Shane
Westbrook
Piacentini
Gorham
Herve Paul
Monument Square and Raybine Milliard sprint scores
Raybine 274 and Milliard 332 and Paul 323 produced a total 1501 while Monument Square lists Spires 294 Harriman 271 West 298 Nixon 281 Offaly 272 for a total 1415
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Milliard
Paul
Monument Square
Harriman
West
Nixon
Offaly
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