Weldon Gets 7th as Hi Toms Sweep Astros
Salisbury Thomasville Hi-Toms, in a doubleheader sweep of the Astros at Finch Field, moved into a three-way tie for third in the Western Carolinas League second half. Gary Weldon pitched a seventh win with a second shutout, as the Hi-Toms exploded for 11 runs in the second inning of game two, aided by 14 hitters and a trio of timely hits including a three-run homer by Terry Dooley.
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Hi-Toms Rally Past Salisbury After Wide-Open Scoring Bout
The Hi-Toms defeated Salisbury 14 to 9 as Salisbury pitcher Black allowed nine runs before retirement. Salisbury committed five errors and 11 base on balls aided the scoring, while Hi-Toms lost six errors but hit only nine times. Alexander hit his 13th homer of the year for the Hi-Toms with a man aboard.
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Rozelle: AFL in Houston won’t block NFL move
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said Houston already having an AFL club won’t affect the league’s move decision. He noted Dallas, St. Louis and Pittsburgh have not been named expansion sites and did not rule out Houston joining later, with Toronto, Montreal, Boston, Miami, New Orleans, Seattle, Portland, Phoenix and Cincinnati among potential sites. A marketing report on 3 or 4 cities will be completed by late fall and presented at the February owners meeting.
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Roberts Shuts Out Phillies 8-0 in Astros Victory
Robin Roberts, in his first NL game since 1961, blanked Philadelphia on four hits as Houston defeated the Phillies 8-0. Roberts walked one, allowed a third-inning hit, and needed 92 pitches in his Astros debut after leaving Baltimore. Tony Gonzalez led Houston with three hits including a double driving Rich Allen home in the sixth.
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Angels 9 Indians 6 night game recap
The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Cleveland Indians 9 to 6 in a late evening game. Key hits and pitching miscues shaped the rough contest as Keppa, Adnock, and Smite contributed offense while the Indians fought back with several scoring plays.
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Oliva Eyes Bat Title After Season Strong Start
Tony Oliva of the Twins, traded power to Los Angeles over a year ago, remains a top batting contender after a 1964 season start featuring multi-hit games and a persistent approach. Manager Sam Mele praises Oliva as a premier hitter with gap power and solid defense despite a finger injury.
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High Point Sweeps Boys' Club Titles in Daris ham Tournament
The Incal Boys' Club took home trophies from the North and South Carolina baseball tournament in Daris ham on August 7 and 8. High Point won the Senior championship for ages 17 to 18 and the Colt Championship for ages 15 to 18, and finished as runner up in the Pony championship for ages 13 to 14 among 26 teams. In the Senior final High Point beat Durham 6 to 1 with Bobby Myers pitching a two hitter. Jerry Steelman and Steve Carter contributed key hits.
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