Reds surge to top as pennant race tightens
Cincinnati takes a one game lead by sweeping a doubleheader with New York 4-1 and 3-1, while Philadelphia slumps 14-8 to Milwaukee. The Cardinals win 5-0 over Pittsburgh as Cubs knock San Francisco from pennant contention. Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson spark the Reds’ offense and Joey Jay earns win.
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Worst Bears Defeat: Colts 52 Bears 0
The Baltimore Colts crushed the Chicago Bears 52-0 as Johnny Unitas and a stout defense overwhelmed Halas’s team. Halas called the performance “striky” despite earlier boasting of the Bears’ scoring punch, noting both units were ineffective. The loss leaves Chicago 2-2 in the early 1964 season.
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Baseball Standings and Tue Schedule for Monday/Tuesday
Standings show Baltimore 4 Cleveland 0 Washington 3 New York 2 after 11 innings Detroit 3 Boston 0 Chicago 5 Kansas City 3 Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 1. Monday has no games. Tuesday features Kansas City at Minnesota Los Angeles at Chicago North Washington at Baltimore Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston in twin bills.
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McKinley Ready for Davis Cup Showdown With Emerson
Cleveland AP Chuck McKinley, a 5 foot 8 inch, 160 pound San Antonio native, faces Roy Emerson in a decisive Davis Cup match that could decide the cup’s residence for the next year. Emerson is favored, but McKinley says he can win and aims for a standout performance to flip expectations.
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Big Ten falls in early action signals balanced era
Analysts question if Big Ten football power wanes after disappointing non league showings. Iowa's Gary Snook setting a passing mark and kickoffs by Mickey Moses highlight a mixed start with Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin among others faltering against outside opponents.
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