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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
15
Richie Allen of Philadelphia, a hard hitting third baseman, sports bright attire as he eyeing Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player honors. The piece notes his flamboyant dress and growing reputation as a leading contender amid season chase.
Alton’s hot bat drives Phillies to a 9-3 win over Pittsburgh lifting his average to .314 with 23 homers and 68 RBIs. The rookie’s late-season pace sparks MVP speculation while Mets teammates Callison and Berra praise his hands and speed as New York clings to the pennant chase.
Dodgers pitcher Phil Ortega threw a three hitter for Los Angeles to defeat Cincinnati 1-0 ending the Reds six game streak. Nate Oliver delivered an infield single and Dick Tracewski added a run in the second inning. The win marked only the fourth LA victory in 18 meetings with Cincinnati this season.
In Noordwijk aan Zee Netherlands seed fourth Midres Ginteno of Spain defeated top seed Ken Rosewall 6 2 in the World Pro tennis series final. Australian Rod Laver finished third with a 7 5 3 1 win over Earl Buchholz of St Louis. Buchholz and Laver then beat Laver and Rosewall 6 4 6 6 in doubles.
Fragmented sports note from Santa Barbara lists League results with several garbled team names and scores. The readable items mention Santa Barbara and San Jose with unclear scores and a later line hints at a Thursday or Friday event. The text is incomplete and risks misidentifying teams.
Richie Allen of the Phillies drove in four runs with two home runs and a single in a 9-3 victory over Pittsburgh. Phil Ortega of the Dodgers allowed three hits in a complete game, ending Cincinnati's six game winning streak with his first complete game since May.
Stockton race program features the Manteca Purse as the highlight of the final six days. Ten sprinters entered, drawing a robust field for the big event at the county fair.
Giantsers struggle at Candlestick amid a 2-0 loss to the Cardinals as an error by Dal Mayeill and a late run by Atou drive the game. Alvin Dark protested the ruling after Jesus Alu opened a tied rally, while Gaylor Perry pitched well through the fourth. Willie Mays and Lanier contributed early, but the scratch line stayed tight.
The Orioles third baseman Brooks Robinson shines in an even year, boosting Baltimore with three wins in four weekend games against the White Sox. He collected three hits and two runs in Sundays opener and drove in a run in the second game, raising his batting average with 7 hits in 16 at bats across the series.
Houston pitcher Doc Larsen earned his first complete game in more than five years as the Astros defeated Milwaukee 7-1. Larsen, now 2-6, retired 18 straight batters after a late run in the ninth inning, with Eddie Mathews driving in the final score and Warren Spahn taking the loss. The last time Larsen finished a game was July 2, 1959, with the Yankees.
In a tense American League box scene Robinson again posts high power stats, reaching late 1950s peak RBI and homer counts while MVP honors hover. The slate shows New York's win over Chicago and Cleveland beating Los Angeles as Chicago, Kansas City, Detroit, and Washington also post results.
Western Maryland College plans free admission to home football games this season to boost attendance. Fans may park for $1 and stay in cars around Hoffa Field. no seating fee will be charged, though the $1 parking remains.
Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies urges the National League to award $1000 for Rookie of the Year, arguing the honor should carry real financial value as he helps the league leaders to a 9-3 win over Pittsburgh. Allen, in a close race with Jim Ray Hart, dismisses the prize as not worth much yet emphasizes family needs. His 23rd home run total after a 3-for-5 day includes two homers and four RBIs, while batting .313.
West Germany skier Wolfgang Bartels, 1964 downhill bronze medalist, remained in critical condition today after an automobile crash. Passenger Franz Seheidaach, 37, died at the scene or in transit to hospital. Police gave initial details as the investigation continues.
Newark's Miller wins Special Eliminator at Fremont Drag Strip with 17.78 time for 78 mph. Ted Gotelli tops meet with Top Eliminator and top speed 193.54 mph in 7.70 seconds. Non Ornellas claims two Fremont class wins in GGR and GSB events amid a flurry of team and rider results from South County and San Leandro listings.
SAN JOSE Bay Bombers meet the New York Chiefs tonight at 8 pm in San Jose Ballpark as Huddy Atkinson Jr returns for the Chiefs after an injury layoff. Chiefs beat Bombers 41 to 2 in last night’s Kezar Pavilion doubleheader with Bob Mein scoring 15.
Finley plans a $150 000 contract with the Beatles to perform Sept 17 at Kansas City Stadium. The sale stadium capacity is 97 500 seats, profits to charity, rain or shine. Also: boxing board backs opposition to Clay Liston title fight, Jim Coker bought by Reds, Tony Perez to San Diego, Coker injury halts Edwards, Klamath Falls upsets Stanford in Babe Ruth world series, Hill escapes Grand Prix crash as Bandini wins, outboard speedster curiosity, Schemansky Olympic lifting bid.
Bobo Olson, a recurring network boxing figure, faces Wayne Thornton in San Francisco Friday in what is described as his likely last TV appearance. The bout caps a two-year ABC flagship show run with the MSG contract ending September 11. Olson’s career record and the broader TV boxing slate are noted amid lingering schedule details.
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