Farrell Praises Fox For Early Success With Colts
Houston notes right-hander Dick Farrell credits Nellie Fox for his early success as the Colts’ winningest pitcher. Fox’s presence and intimidation helped Farrell win ten games, including seven straight, with one loss. Fox was acquired from the White Sox last winter.
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Lopez names Hodges and Cuccinello as All-Star coaches
AL manager Al Lopez selected Gil Hodges and Tony Cuccinello as the two-man coaching staff for the All-Star Game on July 7 at Shea Stadium New York. Hodges leads the Washington Senators while Cuccinello serves as Lopez’s coach with the Chicago White Sox.
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Giants Rally Past Reds To Take 6 5 Victory
San Francisco defeats Cincinnati 6 5 after Bill Henry walks two Giants to load the bases and Jim Hart delivers a ninth inning run producing single. Hart's hit follows a Cepeda walk and McCovey score on a crucial RBI.
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Women Pro Golfers to Play 13 Fall Events in 1964
Women professional golfers will compete in 13 fall tournaments totaling 146000 in prize money on the 1964 fall tour. Leonard F. Wirtz, director of the Ladies PGA, announced the schedule, pushing total year earnings to a record 334000 across 32 official and one unofficial events. The fall slate adds four new stops at Provo Utah Seattle Washington Las Cruces New Mexico and Midland Texas with dates in August September October and November.
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Paralyzed Driver Johnny White in Critical Condition
In Terre Haute Indiana sprint car racer Johnny White remained in critical condition after a Sunday accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Officials said the 32 year old is responding to treatment at the hospital.
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NL Attendance Surges 600000 Ahead of 1963 Pace
National League attendance through Sunday tops 4.28 million versus 3.69 million a year ago for the same number of games, keeping the league well on pace to surpass last season’s all time paid admissions of 11,382,227.
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Killebrew's Power Helps Twins Push AL Title Chase
Harmony Killebrew drives the Twins with five homers last week giving him 20 for the season and a five lead over Bob Allison. The slugger topped 40+ homers in past seasons and is on pace to defend the AL crown as Minnesota sits at 58 games. Mays and Williams vie for NL and AL batting honors while Leon Wagner leads RBIs with 47 as of Sunday.
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Directors Asked To Delay Red Shirt Rule Enforcement
A seven member study committee urged Southern Conference athletic directors to suspend the new four year eligibility rule and delay red shirting prohibition until 1965. The group also recommended delaying the five game minimum for the 1964 football title race to help Virginia Tech defend its crown.
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West Virginia Sportsmen Lodging Guide and Safety Tips
The article promotes Jim Dalton's Outdoor listings offering economical lodging for sportsmen in private homes, farms, and camps across 29 counties, with a brochure and six year history. It also includes a West Virginia agriculture and natural resources sponsored program and safety advice from Captain Jim on fueling boats, extinguishing flames, and preventing static sparks, plus notes on pursuing sunfish and their habits.
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Judokas Clash as Tags, Tugs Highlight World Meet
In New York at the World’s Fair trials for Olympic selection, judo bouts on three mats show fighters wrestling for sleeves and lapels with constant circling. Judges in business attire assess a sport full of bowing, wrist throws, and regional rivalries as Japanese mannerisms linger.
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