McMahon Blasts Sox Tie In pennant race as Ward and Skowron homer
Cleveland reliever Don McMahon entered in the eighth and held the Indians to one hit as Chicago White Sox rallied with Pete Ward homering for his 19th and Bill Skowron adding his 16th to beat the Indians 6 3 in Wy innings. Baltimore lost to Los Angeles 7 1 as the Orioles held a slim lead in the AL standings.
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College Grid Camps Cal Trio Returns
In Berkeley UC coach Ray Willsey plans to use three starters today in practice as Craig Morton Ton Calegari and Jim Hunt sit out drills with minor injuries. Stanford prep notes say the Indians will work out then scrimmage Sunday under John Ralston. Pacific’s Dan Campora warns of Jim Griffin as Tom Strain targets Gary Woznick on option passes in 95-degree heat. UCLA prepares a writers’ scrimmage as reserves fail to gain ground. two interceptions noted. Washington State shifts Mike Cardigan to quarterback duties with Tom Roth, and Idaho begins first full scrimmage as end positions shift for Dee Andross’s squad.
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Ray Willsey
Craig Morton
Ton Calegari
Jim Hunt
Stanford
Stanford Indians
Tribe
John Ralston
Stockton
University of the Pacific Tigers
Tom Strain
Gary Woznick
Dan Campora
Jim Griffin
Cloninger Leads Braves Past Reds 2-0 In Cincinnati
Milwaukee pitcher Tony Cloninger allowed only three hits as Eddie Mathews homered twice to back a 2-0 Braves win over Cincinnati. The loss keeps the Reds 6 1/2 games behind NL leader Philadelphia, who beat San Francisco 5-3. Pinson doubled for Cincinnati and was the Reds’ only to reach second base.
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University of Washington
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A Asm Se Muskies
Jim Drill
Davis Symbol Of Dodgers Plight In Whacky Season
New York VPI report on Tommy Davis as a symbol of the 1964 Los Angeles Dodgers slump. Davis, a former batting champion, struggled for hits and fielding as the Dodgers blew a late lead to the Mets, while salvaging a split with the Cubs. Drysdale earned the win in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Boyer Ends Cubs, Cards Win On Ninth Inning HR
Ken Boyer delivered a three run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the St. Louis Cardinals past the Chicago Cubs 5 Friday night. He connected off Fred Burdette, snapping a 3-3 tie and driving in the decisive runs.
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Bob Bruce
Karess
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Lynch
Rte Roberts
Asprote
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Seagate
Aburrell
Farrell
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Pe. Grote
Ada
Soccer Season Opens in SF
San Francisco hosts the 1964 Bay Area soccer opener with Teu tonia of San Francisco and Alemannia of Salt Lake City meeting at 2 45 p m at Balboa Stadium in San Jose. Preliminary games pit Vikings against Club Peru at 11 15 a m and Turn Veroin of Sacramento against Concordia of San Francisco at 1 00 o'clock.
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Salt Lake City
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Turn Veroin
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Bay Meadows To Televise Races This Fall
Bay Meadows will televise its races this fall on a closed circuit network around the track. Officials plan to install 10 monitor sets at the plant to enable patrons to see the racing more comfortably.
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SAN Mateq
Bay Meadows
Raiders Tackle AFL Title Holders Tonight
Raiders prepare to face the AFL champions with a strong passing game and balanced attack. Chargers boast 504 rushing attempts led by Keith Lincoln with 178 yards, Keith Ginderaeg at 9, and Paul Lowe in the backfield.
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Chargers
Keith Lincoln
Keith Ginderaeg
Paul Lowe
Raiders Seek Split In Aerial War Amid Changing Lineup
Leandro Boy Near Ace. In San Leandro the hole in one tournament advances with Mid Currie the lone bokter of an ace. Anthony Freccero, 41-1, won, while Raiders plan a platoon switch with Cotton Davidson to start half and Tom Flores to begin. Carries and yardage tallies show Raiders and Chargers in a passing duel as roster moves loom and roster cuts near.
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Tom Flores
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Dark to manage in majors after Giants fallout
The report says Alvin Dark will return to a Major League managerial post next year with interest from the New York Mets and Minnesota Twins, despite a contentious split with the San Francisco Giants. It notes players’ mixed views, with public support from Willie Mays and some disenchanted sentiment among others, and mentions prior consideration for Houston in 1965 and a reassessment of Dark's public relations handling.
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Tromi
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Minnesota Twins
Houston
Thumbs Douwn
Sam Harris
Colts
Darkwoo
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Horace Stoneham
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Gabe Paul
Willie McCovey
Alvin
Rays
Imesis
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Datnien
Camillieri wins freestyle trial at 1964 Olympic trials
In Annapolis, Russell Camilleri of San Francisco defeated former teammate Edward Dewitt 5 2 in a 157 pound freestyle bout as final trials opened for the 1964 Olympics. Dewitt, a Tumwater teacher, advances to Greco Roman soon. eight-man teams to be chosen per style. Other first round winners include Finney, Northrup, Kauffman, Baughman, and Winer. Pickens pinned Saiown in the unlimited heavy. Team selection continues Saturday.
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Russell Camilleri
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Edward Dewitt
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Ron Finney
US. Army
Corvallis
Ore
Jim Long
Boulder
Colo
Ben Northrup Jr
San Francisco
Jerry Pamp
Leonard Kauffman
Lebanon
John Hankin
Yume
Ariz
Wayne Baughman
U.S Air Force
Oklahoma City
Don Huxtardy
Waterloo
Russell Winer
Oklahoma State University
Pat Lavell
Robert Pickens
Evanston
Mike Saiowln
Toledo
Ohio
Saturn
World of Sports U S Federation Cup Squad Faces Aussies
The American Federation Cup team led by Billie Jean McHitt and Nancy Richy faced Australia in the World Women's Tennis finals in Philadelphia. Betsy Rawle shot 73 to tie for opening round lead. Olympic torch delay from Hong Kong to Taipei due to hurricane Ruby. Alan Bell, two time Olympia champ, seeks one of six cycling squad berths in New York qualifiers. Hollywood YMCA defeated Long Beach 215 to 13.
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Nancy Richy
Philadelphia
Betsy
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Alan Bell
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Last Exhibition Rivalry Highlights Pro Football Doubleheader
A crowded Cleveland stadium hosts the third annual Pro Football Doubleheader featuring the Detroit Lions vs New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers facing the Mereland Browns. Meanwhile, college and high school games, horse racing, and roster moves fill a busy sports night with Roy Washington's death on the sidelines and Stew Musial's hospital discharge noted.
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Liston and Cassius to meet in Boston rematch for title
WBA president Merv L. McKenzie said last night Sonny Liston and Cassius Slay are likely to fight in a November 16 rematch in Boston for the heavyweight title despite a World Boxing Association ban. The potential bout centers on the sanctioning body's stance and the athletes' bid for a title fight amid organizational turmoil.
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Cassius Slay
Boston
World Boxing Association
WBA
Merv L. McKenzie
Raymond Wins State Open in California Golf Championship
Raymond edged Sanderson by two strokes to win the California Open at Stockdale Country Club with a total 276 to claim $12,000. Sanderson led for three days but carded a three-over 75 yesterday while Raymond shot a 70 amid Sanderson’s back ailment and a double bogey on the second hole.
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Gorman Joins Olympic Diving Elite
Frank Gorman a 26 year old Navy lieutenant from New York wins the US Olympic three meter springboard trials, earning a berth on the Tokyo team. He tops eight rivals after 13 years in diving, with $41.95 score, and vows to chase gold in Tokyo before retirement.
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Tokyo
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Larry Andreasen
Los Altos
Calif
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University of Indiana
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sue Gossick
Los Angeles
Patsy Willard
Wombns
Fernandes Paces Win In San Leandro Softball League
Fernandes powered Roberts Catering to an 8 dollar win over Loyies Grill as key players Kirwan Comstell and Goss Stewall contributed in a noisy San Leandro league night. Unclear fragments reference Texas League teams and several names without clear context.
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Roberts Catering
Loyie’s Grill
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