Braves Dominate Giants 13-0 As Fischer Strikes Out 3
Hank Fischer pitched three hitters for Milwaukee in a 13-0 rout of San Francisco. Rico Carty and Woody Woodward drove in four runs each, with Carty homering and Woodward adding a three run double. The win followed a slate of AL results including Detroit over Boston 5-4 and Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 0.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
White Sox
Fischer
Giants
Braves
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rico Carty
Woody Woodward
Carty
Woodward
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Chicago
J.C. Martin
Hall
Bob Allison
Martin
Bernie Allen
Ed Fisher
Pete Ward
Mike Hershberger
Joe Adcock
Angels
Diego Segui
Willie Smith
Lenny Green
Adcock
RBI
Sioux City’s Kimball and Palmer Lead Pro Golf Scores
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa and Sandra Palmer of St Charles Tex shot 71 to lead after the first round of the $11000 Ladies Professional Golf Tournament at Riverside Country Club Provo.
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Provo
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Sandra Palmer
St. Charles
Tex
Riverside Country Club
Yankees Sale to CBS Triggers AL Meeting in Boston
The American League will meet in Boston on Sept 9 to discuss the sale of 80 percent of the New York Yankees to CBS for 11.2 million with an option to buy the rest in five years. Critics including Arthur Allyn and Charles Finley questioned the transfer and its constitutionality amid league disputes.
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Powers That Be
New York Yankees
CBS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Yankees
Topping
Cronin
Chicago
Arthur Allyn
White Sox
American League
Ben Fiery
Joe Cronin
League
Boston
Allyn
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Finley
Mira Waits for Turn as 49ers Rooster Calls
San Francisco 49ers coach Jack Christiansen says rookie George Mira will wait for his chance behind No. 1 quarterback John Brodie who has taken charge after a 1963 injury plagued season. The article notes key players returning from injuries and lists other roster figures and rookies shaping the squad.
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SAN Francisco 49Ers
ST. Mary’s
Calif
George Mira
Miami
John Brodie
Jack Christiansen
Red Hickey
Brodie
49Ers
Christiansen
Dan Colchico
Charllie Krueger
Jerry Mertens
Bill Kilmer
Colchico
Krueger
Mertens
Kilmer
Mira
Dave Parks
Texas Tech
Dave Wilcox
Oregon
Lee Grosscup
New York
Football Rule Changes May Make 1954 Season Faster
College football this fall may be quicker and more technical due to 1954 rule changes. The substitution rule allows two or three units and broader use of specialists, with full-team entry possible when the clock stops. A clock restart rule on out of bounds plays also aims to curb clock-stopping delays.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Navy
UCLA
Pitt
Nerves of Youth Spike In Carling World Championship Round
Oakland Hills greens expose nerves of veterans and rookies as George Archer leads after a 65 in the Carling World Championship first round. Bruce Devlin Dick Sikes and Jackie Burke Jr. follow with 68 69 scores while the field includes Palmer Nicklaus Venturi and Lema awaiting the second round.
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Bernie Kennedy
Associated Press
Birmingham
Mich
Oakland Hills
George Archer
Jackie Burke Jr
Bruce Devlin
Dick Sikes
Burke
Archer, Devlin
Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
NBA to adopt balanced 1964 69 schedule
The NBA will implement a balanced schedule for the 1964 69 season with each of the eight teams playing the others ten times. The plan, announced today, ends unequal-win totals from past years.
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NEW York
National Basketbal Association
Unitas Leads Colts Past Redskins In 41 14 Exhibition Rout
Johnny Unitas starred for Baltimore, throwing two touchdowns and guiding a 41 14 victory over Washington at D C Stadium. The sellout crowd of 45016 witnessed the Colts’ sharp performance as the Redskins, already 0 4 in exhibitions, showed defensive lapses and struggles.
Washington Fans See Redskins Fall to Baltimore 41–14
In D C Stadium 45 016 spectators watched the Redskins drop to Baltimore 41 14 as Johnny Unitas and the Colts shut down the home team after a bright first quarter. George Izo hooked up with Coia on a 73 yard pass and Taylor gained 60 yards before the late-game rally faded. The crowd shifted attention to President Johnson’s Atlantic City address as Friday night NFL action carried on with other league games.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Washington
Redskins
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Colts
D.C
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Green Bay
Cards
Bears
Detroit
Milt
Cleveland
Lions
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Boston
Patriots
D.C. Stadium
Johnson
Tyes
Atlantic City
New York
George Izo
Jurgensen
Coia
Taylor
Upstarts Win In Birmingham In Southern Closed Tennis
In Birmingham at the Highland Racquet Club unseeded players toppled top seeds in the Southern Closed. Robert Dow of Cleveland Tennessee defeated Upshon Giles in the junior division 6-4 3-6 6-2. Jim Corn of Shelby North Carolina knocked out John McDonald of Laurel Mississippi 8-6 6-4 in the 14 and under round of eight. Forrest Simmons of Lookout Mountain Tennessee lost to Corn 8-6 6-4 in the semifinal. Buddy Miles of Jackson Mississippi and Mac Pigman of New Orleans face off for a final berth.
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Birmingham
Netter
Robert Dow
Cleveland
Tenn
Upton Giles
Covington
John McDonald
Laurel
Miss
Jim Corn
Shelby
N.C
Corn
McDonald
Forrest Simmons
Lookout Mountain
Buddy Miles
Jackson
Mac Pigman
New Orleans
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