Labor Day baseball mix with star hitters and strong pitching
An uneven Labor Day twin bill features Dean Chance posting his 18th win as the Angels and White Sox stumble in a pennant race. Orioles beat the Athletics as Meyer wins for Baltimore while Stirrings of the season's stretch drive shape the AL with Wins and key homers from Gentile Powell and Maris.
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Lynchburg Seeks Fifth Straight Victory Over Birmingham
Lynchburg aims for a fifth straight win and the Southern League pennant as Lamilie Esteins and Manlay Johnston pace the mound. Johnston scattered six Birmingham hits in an 8-1 victory to pull Lynchburg within one win of clinching the title.
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Vesn Van Fastern League Scores Preview
Williamsport 4 Charleston 2 Reading 2 Springfield 1 mark the latest results in the Fastern League. The brief noted matchups show Williamsport securing a 4 to 2 win over Charleston while Reading’s score tied 2 2 with Springfield.
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Kelso Reclaims Glory In Aqueduct Showdown With Gun Bow
Kelso, the Grand Old Man of the Reds, defeats Gun Bow in the Aqueduct Stakes boosting earnings to 1,711,132. The 7-year-old gelding, former four time Horse of the Year, outduels the upstart to secure a three quarter length victory worth 70,005 dollars.
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Cardinals Rally to Split Doubleheader and Tie for Second
The St. Louis Cardinals swept Cincinnati 3-2 in both games, tying the Reds for second place as Ken Boyer hit his 20th homer in the opener and Tim McCarver delivered a winning ninth inning in the nightcap. The club, under executive of the year target status after Devine's resignation, has won 12 of 15 and closed the gap on Philadelphia and the Giants as Willie Mays homered twice for San Francisco.
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Will Indians stay in Cleveland amid moving rumors in 1965
Cleveland AP reports the Indians face financial strain and plan a directors meeting to decide whether to stay in Cleveland or relocate to Seattle or another city. Gabe Paul, the AL club's big stockholder, says no commitments were made and a fighting chance to stay alive is the goal while losses mount.
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Walter Brown Dies At The Age Of 59
Walter Brown founder and owner of the Boston Celtics, the Boston Bruins and the Boston Garden, died at Cape Cod Hospital after a heart attack. He was 59 and had been honored in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1962 for his role in building hockey.
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