White Sox Open Phase II at Yankees Amid Pennant Push
Chicago seeks first 1964 win over New York as they face the Yankees in a day night doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Joe Horlen opposes Ralph Terry in the opener while Juan Pizarro meets Jim Bouton at night. Chicago carries a 67 34 record against others and sits 12 games back of Baltimore.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
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Cleveland
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Washington
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San Francisco
Giants
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Cincinnati
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Frick to Stay Through 1965 as Baseball Gears for Succession
Major leagues meet to keep Ford Frick as commissioner through the 1965 World Series and set in motion a orderly selection of his successor. Top candidates include Robert Cannon, Kenneth Keating, Richard Nixon, Byron White, and Cornin. The American and National Leagues also approve an umpire pension plan and Monday night baseball talks. The Angels move to Anaheim for 1966.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
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Frick
Robert Cannon
Milwaukee
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Players Association
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Giles
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New York
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Los Angeles Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Angel
Bob Reynolds
Chavez Ravine
Skeletons Found in Kyushu Cave Raise Ancient Human Presence
Japanese archaeologists uncover seven human skeletons in a cave near Sasebo on Kyushu Island. Carbon dating suggests they are between 10 000 and 15 000 years old, indicating early human habitation in the region.
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Sasebo
Kyushu Island
Packers shake up roster after exhibition loss to Cardinals
Green Bay, stunned by a 20 7 defeat ending a 24 game exhibition win streak, adds rookies Lloyd Voss Ken Bowman Duke Carlisle Dennis Claridge and Tommy Crutcher while trimming several veterans as Chicago Bears plan to test second stringers after a 28 17 win over the All Stars. Steelers drop five players and Baltimore places fullback Bob Gaiters on waivers.
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Nebraska
Ken Bowman
Wisconsin
Duke Carlisle
Texas
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Tommy Crutcher
Texas Christian
New York Giants
Dave Crossan
Maryland
Beau Carter
Fresno State
Gary Kroner
Tom O'Grady
Northwestern
Larry Hunter
Grambling
Joe Scarpati
North Carolina State
George Halas
Breakthrough at Beltsville Station Grows New Plant Power
At the Agriculture Department Plant Industries Station in Beltsville Maryland a major breakthrough isolates the chemical responsible for triggering plant bloom. The finding is expected to reduce trial and error in plant breeding and accelerate crop development.
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Agriculture Department
Plant Industries
Beltsville
Eagles shake up roster with Kuharich restructuring
Philadelphia under new coach Joe Kuharich unveils a major overhaul at training camp. Veterans Sonny Jurgensen and Tommy McDonald depart for Norm Snead and a raft of rookies, as Wolman era changes, new staff and a refreshed defense aim to lift a 2-10-2 last season.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Hershey, Pa
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Joe Kuharich
Sonny Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
Norm Snead
Bar! Gros
Red Mack
Eagles
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Syster
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Gros
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Tim Brown
Ollie Matson
San Francisco U
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Washington
Jurgensen
Ron Goodwin
Ray Poage
Retzlaff
Pittsburgh
Snead
King Hill
Jack Concannon
Raiders Buck Down For Next Clash
Oakland Raiders focus on Denver showdown after 21-14 exhibition loss to Kansas City. Al Davis uses day off to review film and cut two rookies, Roger Hansen and Ron Willinking, from camp. Team weighing final cuts as league schedule nears with 49 players on roster and dates looming.
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Denver Broncos
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al Davis
Roger Hansen
Morningside
Iowa
Ron Willkening
North Dakota University
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Raiders
Giants fall as Haller Cepeda thrown out at home
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 as Tom Haller and Cepeda were thrown out at the plate. The loss leaves the Giants three games behind the Phillies in the National League standings.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinal
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Orlando Cepeda
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Giants
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al Dark
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Mel Queen
Vada Pinson
Frank Robin
Lourie Receives Gold Medal From National Football Hall of Fame
New York AP Donald B Lourie former Princeton captain and All America quarterback in 1919 1921 and chair man of the board at Quaker Oats is named recipient of the Gold Medal Award to be presented at the Hall of Fame dinner in New York on December 8 The honor recognizes distinguished Americans for service to the game and spirit of American football.
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