Homers on Porch Spark AL Controversy and Split Doubleheader
Twenty five homers were hit as Al Lopez argued a porch shot during a doubleheader between the White Sox and Athletics. Causey and Gentile homered in a tense game split by the interference ruling, while Boston and Baltimore won, keeping pace in the pennant race as Detroit and Cleveland met in separate games.
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al Lopez
Charley Finley
Potch
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Lopez
Stan Loning
Laoper
Ron Hansen
Athletics
Jim Gentile
Wagner
Causey
Causay
Gome
Kansas City
Chicago
Finley
Baltimore
Detroit
York Yankees
Orioles
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Theother
O's Yanks In Crucial All Series
O'Hara may miss major meet due to family illness as AAU confirms he cannot train for the Coliseum event. In New York, Baltimore and New York open a pivotal three game set at Yankee Stadium with Allan Downing and Milt Pappas starting. The Orioles, having swept Chicago, lead the AL pennant chase as Ralph Houk calls the series their biggest yet.
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Ab Rhee
Cleveland
Atrhel
Ward Ab
Alia
Salman
Stephens
Harredson
Howard
Donaven
Hantey
Green Ie
Boyer
Whillifeld
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Nhes
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ANSI
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Perera
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Buford
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Aiyrnley Robins
Niven
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Brinkman
Ooo Kennedy
Jimenez Iite Acadete
Durkwerth
Jono Hunt
Bryan
Ayia Charles
Basten
Herbert
Washington
Yoon Stacmiee
Tamas Vile Manalila
Conioviara
Valentine Harreline
Ming Tala
Monbia
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Ylang
Arrelson
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Deren
Wickersham Tees
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Don Hall
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Yogi Cerral
Allen Downing
Hank Bauer
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Oriole
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Ralph Houk
Huskies Halt Ducat Sales
Seattle University and University of Washington athletic departments announced a halt to ticket sales as 1964 season plans faced adjustments. The report notes Ken Rosewall leading in the Australian Pro Netters and references broad professional tennis competition affecting college football seating arrangements.
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Mass
Seattle
Washington Athletic de
Ken Rosewall
Oppermann Cards 70, McMurtrey 76
In Minneapolis the Oppermanns carded 70 while McMurtrey shot 76 as part of a golf event. Daily coverage notes Farkas led with a 69, and countrywide interest grows in telecasts of future events. The article references the push for satellite video and Olympic coverage developments.
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Oppermann
McMurtrey
Local softball standings and tournament notes from Saturday
The page lists numerous sponsors and businesses in Fremont Industrial and surrounding areas, then shifts to a detailed recounting of a recent softball tournament with player names, scores, and standings. It notes results, participant cities, and references to a championship playoff with multiple players mentioned.
Yesterday's Big League Heroes
A roundup mentions AUGUST A. BUSCH JR urging improved Cardinals schedule to stay in St. Louis amid rumors of a move to Atlanta. Other items note Bruno Alberti’s speed skiing in Cervinia at 103.95 mph, the Buffalo Bills signing Gene Sykes and Ron Parr, and efforts to keep the Braves in Milwaukee.
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A. Busch, JR
Baseball Cardinals
St. Louis
Cardinals
Charles
Sir Bidwill
Cardinal
Atlanta
Bruno Alberti
Maly
Cervinia
Italy
Buffalo Bills
Gene Sykes
Ron Parr
University of Wisconsin
Braves
Milwaukee
Henry Reuss
Wisc
Commission
Ford Frick
Botheagues
Milwaukee King
Rico Petrocelli
Seattle Rainers
Tacoma Giants
Edo Vanni
Busian Red Sox
Brooklyn
Rainers
Red Sox
William Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
All-Star hurler lineup leads late season baseball notes
Key names include Bill Monbouquette and Lou Brock as heavy hitters in a mixed roundup of 1989 baseball events. The piece mentions All-Star selections, shutouts, complete games, and playoff implications, with references to the Mets and Yankees and a troubled collage of teams, dates, and venues.
Record crowds push Longwood to upset in women’s tennis
Gorden Paschka, former Minnesota player and pro football figure, drowned June 4 in Rainy Lake Canada. his body found yesterday by fishermen. The piece notes mixed results across sports events, including Giants offense and college and pro athletics with multiple names cited.
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River Forest
Tory Freta
Gorden Paschka
University of Minnesota
Rainy Lake
Canada
Detroit raid from eight runs behind to down the Yaris
A chaotic July 14, 1934 game saw a late surge as Goose Boslin powered a 20 hit attack with eleven doubles, turning a deficit into a win. Babe Ruth contributed a 70th home run, while Howe and Speate added key moments in the offensive outburst.
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Yaris
Goose Boslin
Babe Ruth
Howe
Martinez Nettle Pace A C in softball win
Martinez and Nettle sparked a South County Athletic Club rally with a five run fourth inning as the team defeated Wayward Area Recreation District 5 3. Gary Martin homered inside the park for Salles Body in a 7 3 victory over Sunset Palm.
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Fred Martinez
Nettle
South County Athletic Club
Wayward Area Recreation Dist
Pacific Motor Truck
Patrick Garner Field
Gary Martin
Salles
Sunset Palm
Ale Iubens
Osos
Wallpe
Hector A—Pielor
Martinez
Heltle
Redbirds Explode as Pirates Fold in Doubleheader
The St. Louis Cardinals pounded out 20 hits and forced six Pittsburgh errors to sweep the Pirates in a two game set. Julian Javier drove in a run in the 12th to win the opener. Brock collected seven hits across both games and White belted a three run homer in the nightcap.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cardinals
Julian Javis
Low Brock
Wemer
Bil White
White
Vern Law
Twilight Tate
ST. Louis
Olympic Foil Picks Tenite Olympic Foil Picks Tenite
New York AF reports the United States Olympic fencing team for Tokyo to be announced tonight after three days of trials at the World's Fair. Expected on the foil squad is Frank Anger of Cornell University, who won the final in the epee event Monday.
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Minneapolis
Bill Farkas
Shootake
Calheratest
United States
Ariz
Tokyo
Francis Grass
U.S
Europe
Shizo Koike
National Aeronautica and Space Agency
New York
Frank Anger
Cornell University
World speed skiing mark eyed by Vaughan in Italy
In Cervinia Italy Charles M Vaughan Jr of Manchester Depot VI expects his world speed record to be broken by several rivals during the six day meet. Vaughan partners with Dick Dorworth of Reno Nev on the 106.29 mph record and posted a slow 5.70 mph time on opening day Monday.
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Cervinia
Italy
Shis
Charles M. Vaughan Jr
Manchester Depot
Vaughan
Monday Vaughan
Dick Dorworth
Reno
Nev
Powder Puff Race Nears at Alviso Speedway
Hayward area drivers will contend in the first Powder Mult Derby of the season at Alviso Speedway Friday night. Early entrants include Christine Williams, Betty Lewis of Hayward and Shirley Jones of Newark. The derby follows two main events, now 31 laps each, earning double NASCAN points toward the championship.
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Alviso
Hayward Area
Alvisa Speedway
Christine Willams
Betty Lewis
Hayward
Shirley ‘Jones
Newark
Pin Bowling Styles For New Bowlers By Joe Wilman
Joe Wilman explains pin, spot and line bowling styles and urges beginners to identify their best fit. He notes famous practitioners like Hall of Fame members Joe Norris and Adolph Carlson and offers a pamphlet with guidance for 10 cents and a stamped return envelope.
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Hall of Fame
Joe Norris
Adolph Carlson
Harry Lippe
Joe Wilman
Hiis
Rview
Visqueen Rolls To 14th Win In Softball Action
Fremont Ethyl Visqueen rolled to its 14th straight win in the Industrial softball league last night, overpowering Kroehteer Furniture 15 to 0 at Washington High. Bob Lunsford hit a grand slam in the six run first inning and Don Barber added two solo homers and a double. Lunsford and Barber led the Ethyl attack with multiple RBIs as Ethyl steamed past Kroehteer.
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Ethyl Visqueen
Vietary
All Ile Power
Kroehteer Furniture
Washington High
Bob Lunsford
Don Barber
Ethyl
Lunsford
Barber
RBI
Ethyl Korhler
Ferrit Er
Eskridge
Rules
wWilleariay
Brerdentyra
Garber
SMU's Roderick ruled ineligible for next year
SMU football star John Roderick was declared ineligible for the next season after spring term grades were found deficient. Coach Hayden Fry announced the decision, noting Roderick's scholastic standing fell short of eligibility requirements despite his prior speed and game impact.
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UPS
Southern Methodist
John Roderick
Navy
SMU
Hayden Fry
Roderick
Cowboys Rookie Foursome Sidelined by Injuries
Four Dallas Cowboys rookies suffered injuries during summer camp drills at California Lutheran College. Elbert Whiting dislocated his shoulder while Benny Boyd and Lorney Johnson sprained knees or ankles, Bob Wozniak pulled a hamstring. Doctors expect a week before the team can resume full training as veterans join Friday.
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Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Elbert Whiting
Ackle
Ball State
Muncie
Benny Boyd
Universsity of Georgia
Lorney Johnson
Morshead State
Moorehead
Minn
Bob Woznia
Distaff Net Tourney Set in Philadelphia
Jenels lead a field of players from 20 nations as Philadelphia hosts an international clean tennis tournament September 2 to 5. The event mirrors the Davis Cup format with Federation Cup ties and a U.N. backed sponsorship, with U Thant overseeing the draw at Union Station.
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Distaff
Jenels
PhiladelPhia
James H
Tate
Pennsylvania
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
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