Killebrew Slugs Homer As Twins Win Doubleheader
Harmon Killebrew hit his 41st homer to power Minnesota past Washington 7-0 in the second game of a doubleheader after a 7-3 opener. He leads the league with 92 RBIs as Chance held the Senators hitless until the fifth in a seventh win, tying for the AL lead with a shutout. Orioles, White Sox, and other teams won or lost as the pennant chase shifted with late scores and key RBIs.
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Chance
Washington
Senators
Killebrew
Cleveland
New York
Whitey Ford
Babe Ruth
Minnesota
Roger Maris
Harmon
RBI
Dick Stuart
Boston
Stuart
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York Mets
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Don Zimmer
Vic Power
Don Blasingame
Rich Rollins
Joe Azcue
Brooks Robinson
Harvey Haddix
Dick Hall
Baltimore
Robinson
Steve Hamilton
Orioles
Maris
Mickey Mantle
Treésh
John Buzhardt
Red Sox
Ron Hansen
Don Buford
Nelson Mathews
Athletics
Wes Stock
Orlando Pena
Gates Brown
Tigers
Standings and schedules from Garden City Telegram 1964
National and American League standings shown with teams and records. Saturday results include New York, Baltimore, Detroit, Kansas City, Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Minnesota, and St. Louis. Upcoming games list matchups for Saturday Sunday and Monday with locations and times.
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Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Los Angeles
Washington
V. L. Pet
Phila
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Maenday
G.B
Spi
Ceca
Phils
New York Mets
Jim Bunning
Rick Wise
Pirates
Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Senators
Four AL softball second-round games underway at Fansler Field
Four American League slow pitch games Friday night opened second-round play at Fansler Field. Welders Supply routed Reed-Stinemetz Excavators 13-0 in three innings. Garnand Furniture defeated Christensen Grain 84 to 7 as Wally Bascue hit an over the fence homer. Western Auto Stare beat Earl’s 66 Service 12-9, edging 14-13 in hits. Garden City Co-op topped Kemper Electric 17-11 in a 33-hit contest. Next games are set for Wednesday. details to appear in Monday Telegram.
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Fansler Field
Welders Supply
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Garnand Furniture
Christensen
Grain
Pierceville
Wally Bascue
Garland
Western Auto Stare
Earl
Garden City Co-op
Kemper Electric
Co-op
Ali Marries Sonji Roy in Gary Indiana civil ceremony
Cassius Clay known as Muhammad Ali wed Sonji Roy in a civil ceremony in Gary Indiana then traveled to Chicago where they spent the night. He spoke little to reporters about the marriage saying it is all right and noting his wife did not appear at the motel. Clay, a Black Muslim, hinted at future plans including a honeymoon in Egypt and a biblical movie role, while joking that his children would be born in the hereafter somewhere near Arabia.
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Chicago
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Clay
Gary
Ind
Sonji Roy
Indiana
Elijah Muhammad
Egypt
America
Gaig
Arabia
Bolin Hurls One Hit Victory For Giants
In Hickory Grove South Carolina Bob Bolin, a 25 year old Giants reliever turned starter, pitched a sparking one hitter to beat the Braves, aided by Willie Mays Cepeda and McCovey homers. Ed Bailey’s line single spoiled the no hitter bid. The win kept San Francisco four games behind Philadelphia, who swept the Mets in two.
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Bob Green
Associated Press Sports
Hickory Grove
S.C
Bob Bolin
Huntin
Bears
Cardinals
Dodgers
Reds
Pirates
Mets
Dark
Bolin
Braves
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Willie McCovey
Orlamlo Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
Philadelphia
Angels
Dean Chance
Mays
Cepeda
McCovey
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Mrs. Clay
Sonny Liston
Muhammad Ali
Bunking
Shea Stadium
Richie Allen
Wise
Ed Kranepool
Frank Thomas
Jerry Lynch
Andre Rodgers
Julian Javiey
Ray Sadecki
Nate Oliver
Colorado
Colorado Department of Public Relations
State Capitol Building
Denver
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