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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1964

Page

11

Phillies sweep Mets as Callison drives in three in nightcap

Rookie John Briggs stars in his first major league start with two hits and two runs as Philadelphia defeats New York 9 to 5 in the opener. In the second game, John Callison drives in three with a two run homer and a double, while Ray Culp gains his first win since April 26.

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Standings and Tonight Schedule for Major League Baseball

Standings show Chicago led by Buzhardt 5 3 or Talbot 1 0 and Baltimore with Roberts 43. Night games list Minnesota Stigman 3 4 at Cleveland Ramos 3 4 and Los Angeles Chance 4 2 at Washington Rudolph 00. Results recap Milwaukee 5 5 Los Angeles 1 1 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 2 2nd game postponed in rain San Francisco 8 Cincinnati 2 Houston 4 St Louis 1. Monday games Cincinnati Purkey 3 3 at San Francisco Hendley 5 4 St Louis Hobbie 1 3 at Houston Notle bart 2 7.

Chicago Buzhardt Talbot Baltimore Roberts Minnesota Stigman Cleveland Ramos Los Angeles Chance Washington Rudolph Milwaukee Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati Houston St. Louis Purkey Hendley Hobbie Notlebart Baltimore Chica Newark Maveneer Detroit Washill Kansas City New York Aetee Los Ome National League

Braves Sweep Dodgers in Doubleheader 5-1 each

The Milwaukee Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 in both games, aided by 11 extra-base hits and Hank Aaron’s 350th major league homer. Tony Cloninger earned a 5 hitter in the opener as Milwaukee extended its lead over L A. in the series and became the first visiting NL club to sweep here in two years.

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Cowan Brock Lead Cubs Past Pirates 5-2 in Opener

Billy Cowan and Lou Brock hit two run homers to power the Chicago Cubs to a 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh in the first game of a doubleheader. Ellsworth earned his eighth win. Steve Blass took the loss. The second game was postponed by rain.

Chicago Pittsburgh Steve Blass Lou Brock Blass Brock Donn Clendenon Augie Donatelli Cubs Pirates Billy Cowan Chicago Cubs Cowan Dick Bertell Jimmy Stewart Dick Ellsworth Roberto Clemente Gene Freese Rienden Santo Mazer Fitano Bertell Ellsworth Avena Vides E—Alley Bailey Freese Erbbso I Blass Green

Twin Infielder Allen Suffers Leg Injury

Washington AP Minnesota Twins second baseman Bernie Allen is sidelined after sustaining a torn medial collateral ligament in his left leg during Saturday’s game with the Washington Senators. Team physician Dr. George Resta cast the leg from mid-thigh to toe and estimated a four to six week recovery with no surgery expected.

Washington Minnesota Twins Bernie Allen Washington Senators George Resta Allen Resta

West Liberty Upsets Grambling For NAIA Baseball Title

West Liberty State of West Virginia stunned Grambling of Louisiana to win the NAIA Baseball Tournament championship 3-2 in a late game. West Liberty won game one 6-4 on Joe Doerr's two run hit, then Kraynick pitched a nine hitter in the clinching game as errors by Grambling aided the comeback. Five Hilltoppers earned All Tournament honors as coach George Kovalick celebrated a first time tournament win.

ST. Joseph West Liberty West Virginia Grambling Louisiana West Virginians Tigers Joe Doerr John Galloway Jerry Kraynick Kraynick Hilltoppers Frank Ujcich Joe Niekro Floyd Shuler Doerr Fred Chambers Hilltopper al Blatnik W.va George Kovalick Wartburg College of Iowa Hayes U.S Eugene

Small School Sprinters Poised to Rule Big NCAA Meet

Florida A and M star Charn ing Bob Hayes leads a clutch of strong small college sprinters as NCAA track readies for the three day Eugene finals. Hayes equals 20.5 in the 220 while Darel Newman of Fresno State tops the 100 in 9.3, with Carr out due to injury and Stanford's Questad clocking 9.7 in the 100.

Fresno Calif Charning Bob Hayes Hayes Florida A&m Darel Newman Fresno State NCAA Eugene Ore Arizona State University Henry Carr Carr San Diego Larry Questad Stanford Newman Edwin Roberts North Carolina College Roberts

WVU Football Adds New Assistants From Tennessee Citadel

Hall the varsity staff adds new assistants Ralph Chancey from Tennessee and Bob Patton from The Citadel. Galen Hall is two years removed from Penn State playing fields.

U S Wins Wightman Cup Over Britain 5–2

U S women clinch the Wightman Cup by winning five singles, with Britain taking the two doubles matches. Billie Jean Moffitt defeats Deidre Catt 6 3, 4 6 6 3 to push the lead to 5 1. Angela Mortimer and Liz Starkie rally for a final doubles win over Fales and Richey 2 6 6 3 6 4.

Wimbledon England U.S Great Britain Billie Jean Moffitt Long Beach Calif Deidre Catt Britain Angela Mortimer Liz Starkie Donna Fales New York Nancy Richey Dallas Tex Mortimer Christine Truman United States

Rain Delays College World Series in Omaha

Rain caused a four hour delay at the College World Series in Omaha. Minnesota rallied in the ninth to defeat Southern California 6-5 with Bob Hoffman's single driving in pinch runner Al Druskin. Maine upset No. 2 Arizona State 4-2.

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Hart Drives Giants Past Reds with Three RBI Homer

Giants rookie Jim Hart homered and doubled driving in three runs as San Francisco toppled Cincinnati 8 to 2. Willie Mays collected a trio of hits, and Orlando Cepeda hit a 420 foot homer with Mays aboard. Ron Herbel pitched eight solid innings before a ninth inning homer by Bobby Klaus.

San Francisco Jim Hart Ron Herbel San Francisco Giants Cincinnati Hart Orlando Cepeda Willie Mays Mays Jesus Alou Leo Cardenas Herbel Bobby Klaus John Edwards Steve Boros Reds Jim O'Toole Coleman Robinson Cepeda Edwards Cardenas Davenport Boros Haller O'Toole Pagan Ellis Herber Queen Keough Rose Davenpor Erbbso Willie E—Cepeda Francisco gadaSeeuap San Klaus Dart Oat Herbel

Farrell, Colts Top Cardinals 4 1 in Time to 10 Wins

Houston pitcher Dick Farrell earned his 10th win as the Colts beat St. Louis 4-1. The Cardinals dropped their fourth in a row and their 18th of 24 games. Gibson took the loss for St. Louis while Al Spangler drove in two Houston runs with sacrifice flies.

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Phils Sign Brother of Prize 3rd Sacker

The Philadelphia Phillies signed catcher Ron Allen aged 20, brother of their rookie third baseman Richie Allen, adding a new prospect to the National League club.

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Pirates Sign 17YearOld Al Oliver to Salem Farm Team

The Pittsburgh Pirates signed 17 year old outfielder first baseman Al Oliver of Portsmouth Ohio to a professional contract after a Salem Rebels tryout. Scout Jim Vennari arranged the contact and Oliver joins the Salem farm club. Lou Howard ace pitcher from Wake Forest is assigned to the Rebels as a left hander.

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