Wa ss Wa ss Phils Rip Houston Colts To Take NL Lead
The Phillies shut out the Colts 4 0 to seize first place in the National League. Jim Bunning allowed only one hit, improving to 5 1, as Philadelphia avoided Johnson’s no hit bid. Mets toppled the Giants while Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles to end Drysdale’s win streak and pull within striking distance.
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Barons Rise Over Opponents in 6-1 Victory Run
In the Southern League first division Macon Birmingham Lynchburg and Chattanooga swept the bottom four teams. Macon defeated Knoxville 8-2 with Obregon May and Boehmer driving runs and West striking out 14 for the win. Birmingham beat Charlotte 64 Lindblad beat Charlotte, Lynchburg slugged Asheville 3 4 and Chattanooga rallied past Columbus 6-4 for its fourth straight win.
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Tigers Pulled Off 7-6 Win Over Yankees
The Tigers beat the Yankees 7 to 6 as Bobby West hit a seventh inning homer and Wally Terry added a homer and a double. Terry earned the win in relief of Vick Tucker. Joe Elliott led New York with three hits. The Giants beat the Dodgers 6 to 2 with Peter Spink and Sandusky delivering key hits. Gober was the winner while Moses took the loss.
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NCAA to award 32 post grad grants from football TV income
The NCAA will contribute 35000 from football television income to fund 32 one year scholarships of 1000 each for outstanding 1964-65 senior scholar athletes from member colleges. The plan, approved by the executive committee in San Francisco on April 18, also covers 3000 for administrative expenses.
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Podres May Be Placed On Disabled List
Dodgers pitcher John Podres may go on the disabled list if his sore pitching arm does not improve within 10 days. Dr Robert Kerlan will decide, with manager and doctors watching his recovery after early season arm injuries and recent start in Pittsburgh.
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Australian Davis Cup Hope Rests on 2nd Stringers
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association announces Roy Emerson and other top players are sidelined as the Davis Cup squad is built around second stringers Bob Hewitt John Newcombe and Anthony Roche. Emerson Stolle Fletcher Mulligan were ignored after suspensions for defying an overseas competition ban.
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Orioles rout Indians in Little League minors 24 to 3
Orioles defeat Indians 24 to 3 as Kenney Springer wins with three innings of no doubt three hits. Eric Stuart adds two innings, surrenders three runs on three hits and hits an inside the park homer. Mark McClanahan goes 5 for 5 to lead the offense. Indians starter Sammy Speegle takes the loss as Baltimore improves to 3-0 and meets Tigers next for first place.
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Mauch Discusses Umpire Trust After Suspension
Phillies manager Gene Mauch, serving his third suspension, says veteran umpires understand a young team’s struggles as he watches Houston game and recalls earlier suspensions. Mauch was fined 150 and suspended two days for using language toward umpire Lee Weyer. He expects to return for a game with San Francisco.
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Bull Signs Bear For Third Season With Chicago
AP reports halfback Ron Bull signed for a third season with the Chicago Bears. In his two seasons he has accumulated 1,570 yards 767 rushing 463 receiving and 340 kickoff return yards.
ABC Fence Industries Ad Highlights Chain Link and Privacy Fences
Local ad for ABC Fence Industries showcasing chain link and privacy fencing with no down payment and low monthly payments. Free estimates offered. Contact numbers 355 1474 and 353 8031, and mail address P O Box 382 Decatur.
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St. Bernard Beats Oglethorpe in 7-4 Victory
St. Bernard defeated Oglethorpe 7 to 4 in Cullman on Monday for their ninth win of the season. Winning pitcher was John Trinchitella and Jim Jett hit a grand slam in the third inning to drive in the winning runs. Don Ray went two for three for St. Bernard.
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Language Diversity in New Guinea Highlighted
A report notes Papua's southeastern New Guinea area relies on Florence State for weekend plans. It states that local natives there speak about 750 distinct languages, illustrating the region’s remarkable linguistic diversity.
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