Baseball Scores and Standings From Across Leagues
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 6 5 and Cincinnati at 6 550. Only Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 11 2 in Monday action. American League lists New York ahead at 6 36 with Baltimore and Chicago close. several games postponed by weather and a full slate upcoming tonight across leagues.
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Bears Dedicate 1964 Season to Galimore and Farrington
The Chicago Bears, defending NFL champions, dedicate the 1964 season to teammates Willie Galimore and John Bo Farrington who were killed in a Sunday night car crash near camp. funeral plans involved Bears officials and Galimore's widow Audrey.
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Phillies Giants Open Three Game Showdown For First
The Phillies and Giants start a pivotal three game series in a race for NL lead. Billy O Dell faces Jim Bunning as New York paces and New Phil Jose Culp and Dennis Bennett join the mound plans in a clash expected to tilt the standings. Richie Allen leads the right handed hitters for Philadelphia.
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Reds manager Hutchinson hospitalized during pennant chase
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson entered Christ Hospital in Cincinnati for tests expected to last several days as the team opened a three game series with the Milwaukee Braves. The 44 year old former pitcher has battled cancer since last January and remains under medical care despite continuing duties with the club.
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Seven New Hall of Fame Members Enshrined in Cooperstown
The Hall of Fame welcomed seven new members during its 25th anniversary observance at Cooperstown, including Luke Appling and Heinie Manush. Ex-players Miller Huggins Tim Keefe and John Montgomery Ward were represented by families. An exhibition game at Doubleday Field pitted the Mets against the Senators, with Washington winning 6 4 as Commissioner Frick read a Johnson telegram praising baseball’s contributions.
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Lynchburg Closes In On Barons in Southern League Race
Lynchburg White Sox won their sixth straight by beating Macon 7-2 as Birmingham’s lead shrank to two games after Columbus’ 5-3 win. Deacon Jones drove in four for Lynchburg, Dick Kenworthy hit his 21st homer, and Columbus turned four double plays to halt Birmingham.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Major Stat Leaders
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and power. Notables include Mays and Williams pacing multiple categories, and Koufax and Marichal leading pitching with high win totals and strikeout marks across the leagues.
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Birmingham Central Park tops Dothan 3 1 in Dixie Boys opener
Birmingham Central Park upset Dothan 3 to 1 in the opening round of the Dixie Boys State baseball tournament at Ensley Dixie Boys Park. West 78 defeated Southside 80, and Lipscomb beat Tri County in another game.
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Yankees Rally Behind Terry to Stay Near Lead
Terry pitched his first shutout of the season as the Yankees defeated the Angels 3-0 to widen the American League lead to one game. Elston Howard and Roger Maris provided run support with Howard driving in Tresh and Pepitone, and Maris hitting his 15th homer. Cincinnati crushed Milwaukee 11-2 as Maloney earned his 10th win.
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Moulton Wins Big in Pony League Tourney Opener
Moulton defeated West Morgan 7 to 4 as Pettus earned the win and Fuller took the loss. Pettus drilled a homer, a double and a single to pace Moulton with Hill Long Sheats Hogan and Hand adding hits. Athens and Decatur battled to a 2 all tie after ten innings as Hayes fanned 18 for Decatur. The day’s schedule shows the two winners meeting and the loser facing Moulton.
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Decatur Edges Anniston in Colt League Tourney
Decatur defeated Anniston 3-2 as Royer's 400 foot triple in the seventh drove in the go ahead run after Anniston led off with a score in the third. The game stayed tight until the decisive hit and Decatur advances to play tonight at 7:30.
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Scroggins Ace Highlights Decatur Club Event
Frank Scroggins scored a hole in one on the 16th hole Sunday at the Decatur Country Club while playing with Harry Jonas Bill Green Bob Lee and Bob Evans. The Decatur National League all stars face Florence in a Little League district tournament at 4 30 pm tomorrow in Florence. The National all stars earned the right to represent the Decatur area by beating the American League 9 to 7 here. Tomorrow’s winners meet at 4 pm Thursday.
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Williams To Undergo Surgery Today
Boston AP Ted Williams former Red Sox slugger will undergo surgery at New England Baptist Hospital to relieve nerve pressure from a ruptured disc. He has been hospitalized since July 12 and in traction much of the time. The spinal issue follows a storied career including a 1941 .406 season and a 1957 .388 comeback.
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Harge Signs One Year Deal With 76ers
Ira Harge the 6 foot 8 center from the University of New Mexico signed a one year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers. He was a second round draft choice. The agreement was made Monday.
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Ralston Seeks 1964 Davis Cup Shot After Grass Court Win
Dennis Ralston, 22, of California, opened the Eastern Grass Courts Championships with a 6-1 6-2 win over Trinity Tex. College and leads the field as top seed. He dismisses fears of the Australian Davis Cup team if they reach the 1964 Challenge Round in September. Other seeds, including Froehling Riessen Scott and McKinley’s absence, advance as the women’s top quartet receive byes to round two.
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Americans Face Growing Menu of Ice Cream Flavors
A broad range of about 200 ice cream flavors exists for American consumers with new varieties being added annually. Local shops experiment with innovative twists while classic favorites remain popular across regions and seasons.
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