Oakland Wins 4-3 as Keough Debuts With Home Run
Oakland defeats the Yankees 4-3 in the night doubleheader second game as Joe Keough hits a homer in his first big league at bat and Reggie Jackson drives in the winning run. Campbell also hits his first major league homer for Detroit in a 6-1 win over Cleveland.
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All-Star Games Attendance To Break Records
Attendance at Alabama high school basketball and football events in Tuscaloosa is expected to exceed 20 000 with a record 5 000 anticipated for the basketball matinee at the university Memorial Coliseum. The 16 year old 3 A 4 A South team is favored to end the 2 2 series deadlock as the two game format debuts in 1964.
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South Favored In Nationwide High School Football Tilt
The South holds a slight edge in the overall series at 10-8 with two ties, while the North suffers injuries to key players like Bob Baird and Jeff Beard. Coach J P Cain indicates a ball control approach as the North aims to even the series tonight.
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Banners Mark Wins for Spendthrift Farm Stake Victories
In Lexington a new feature arrives after a Spendthrift Farm victory. A winning pole displays an orange and blue banner to celebrate a major stakes win by a horse owned by Leslie Combs II. The banner tradition echoes earlier Bell of the Hour Stock Farm celebrations for Col. E. R. Bradley’s runners.
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Braves rally behind Stone in NL win
Rookie George Stone, two days from turning 22, delivers a big game for Atlanta. The Associated Press reports Stone’s performance could earn him a permanent spot with the Braves, closer to his Ruston Louisiana home than Montreal or San Diego.
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Wednesday Minor League Results and Braves Prospect Review
Baseball results from the Texas and International Leagues plus the Pacific Coast League. Highlights include Arkansas 3 Albuquerque 0, Memphis 4 El Paso 2, and San Antonio at Shreveport. Braves manager Lyman Harris praised rookie lefty Stone after a 10-2 win over the Cubs, with Stone driving in three and striking out five. The league leaders Cardinals beat Cincinnati 3-1 as Don Sutton’s eight hitter aided Los Angeles past Pittsburgh. A late Mets-astros brawl marred Houston’s win, Willie McCovey homered twice for San Francisco in a 6-3 win over Philadelphia.
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Montreal Baseball Franchise Loses Third Backer
Montreal's NL entry faces deeper financial woes as Robert Irsay purportedly withdraws his backing, following J Louis Levesque and March Bougie. Charles Bronfman confirms the telegram ending Irsay's ties, amid a 5 p.m. meeting in Montreal to seek new sponsors.
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