Chalks Up Eighth Verdict Holds Leaders To Two Hits
In San Francisco, Al Jackson pitched a two hitter as the Cardinals defeated the Giants 3 1. Jackson improved to eight wins in 14 decisions and retired the last 16 batters. Lou Brock stole three bases and Tim McCarver hit a second inning homer for St Louis. Dal Maxvill scored on a squeeze bunt in the eighth. The loss drops the Giants NL lead to 1 4 games over Pittsburgh.
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Is There a New Liz Taylor in Oxford Faustus
Adele Whitely Fletcher reports Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton as a devoted acting pair in an Oxford stage run. The article portrays Taylor as the star who follows Burton's direction and emphasizes their public romance. It questions whether their marriage will endure, noting their onstage collaboration and glamorous public appearances.
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Red Sox Dominate Yankees 7-1 Behind G Smith Homers
George Smith blasted a two run homer as Boston ruptured a four run second inning to beat New York 7-1. Derrell Brandon won his first major league game, allowing six hits and contributing a triple and a single. Petrocelli also hit his 14th homer as Boston built the lead, while Clete Boyer doubled and Horace Clarke drove in a run for the Yankees.
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Clarke Shatters Two World Records in Stockholm Meet
Australia’s Ron Clarke clocked 12:50.4 for three miles and 13:16.6 for 5,000 meters, beating his own marks set in Los Angeles in 1965. Keino held the 5,000 record at 13:24.2 after a winter improvement. Teammate Bodo Teummler aided Clarke’s fast pace, with a strong finish keeping him well ahead of schedule. Gaston Roelants ran 3,000 meters steeplechase in 8:22.7, close to his world mark, as John Cramer won the Seattle pole vault at 16-3 and Rudolph Tomaske tied for second at 15-14.
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Ernie Broglia Released By Cubs To Tacoma PCL
Chicago AP Ernie Broglia was optioned out right to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League after a 2-6 record and 6.39 ERA in 62 innings this season. The right hander, set to turn 31, joined the Cubs June 15, 1964 in a major deal sending Doug Clemens and Bobby Shant with him from the Cardinals for Lou Brock, Jack Spring and Paul Toth.
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49ers sign two rookies Alvin Randolph and Lyle Loebach
The San Francisco 49ers announced the signing of two rookies on Tuesday. Alvin Randolph a defensive halfback from the University of Town was the team’s third round choice and Lyle Loebach a tackle from Simpson College in Kansas also signed.
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Surprisingly Strong A's Ride July Heat to 12 Wins in 19
The Kansas City Athletics surge through a brutal stretch, winning 12 of 19 as manager Alvin Dark reshuffles a young squad. Hunter and Duckworth blend with a rookie corps to topple Baltimore and Detroit rivals, lifting KC above the Yankees at Independence Day midway mark.
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Eagles Begin Preseason Camp in Hershey
The Philadelphia Eagles announce that 34 rookies and 13 veterans will attend the opening session of training camp in Hershey Pennsylvania. Coach Joe Kuharich says the remaining 32 veterans report July 17 to ready the Eagles for their 34th NFL season.
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Nationwide insurance made simple for every policy
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