Hornung Eager To Start After Suspension Hype
Whitey Ford pace and Horning's return loom over Green Bay flashback season. Packers coach Vince Lombardi tunes Hornung with hard workouts at City Stadium while fans await a four game suspension aftermath and opener. Pitcher battles and pennant race tension color the article’s echoing notes of 1950s football and baseball crossovers.
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White Sox Rally Tops Yankees In Low-Scoring Tilt
Chicago seized control when Bobby Richardson misplayed a rundown, enabling Pete Ward to deliver a go ahead single. Hoyt Wilhelm shut down the Yankees with a knuckleball as Chicago edged New York 3 1 before a single Monday game.
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Mets rookie Ribant earns first win with shutout of Pirates
Associated Press notes pitcher Deinis Ribant notched his first major league victory in only his second start, suppressing Pittsburgh to five runs on four hits. Charlie Smith supported with two homers and four RBIs for the Mets.
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ACC and SEC Officials Meet In Greensboro Weekend Change
Football officials from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Carolina League Conference will convene in Greensboro on August 22 and 23, moving up the schedule by a weekend.
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CBS Controversy: Owners Meeting Uncertain in A L Boston
AP reports a negative vote leaves CBS controversy unresolved as American League owners debate a meeting to discuss rights and a sale proposal. Allyn cites 1 vote illegal while league lawyers deem the vote legal. Cronin says meeting may be delayed.
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Annual softball meet with four games tonight at Harvell Park
Four games slated in the women's slow pitch and men s Mid-Piedmont District tournaments at Harvell Park. Winners include Leonard Block leading High Point past Burlington Throwing 17 0 and Auto Electric Services edging Thomasville 21 in men s play. White Hall Jets and Lucky Motors win in Class A and B women s games as teams push toward next round.
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Minor Loop Scores From Associated Press Briefs
Baseball scoreboard brief lists results from several leagues. Portsmouth over Wilson 12 8, Burlington 2 2 Kinston 1 5 Greensboro 41 3 0, Winston-Salem 7 Raleigh In Rocky Mount 8 Peninsula 2 Western Carolinas League Salisbury 43 Rock Hill 0 0 Statesville $, Spartanburg 0 in Innings Lexington 5 Greenville 0 Shelby 10 Gastonia 0 Southern League Chattanooga 6 1 Asheville 5 7 Charlotte 4 3 Knoxville 34 (1s game 12 innings) Lynchburg 11 Macon 3 Columbus 7 Birmingham 4 Pacific Coast League Hawaii 11 San Diego 6 Tacoma 5 Seattle 1 Arkansas 7 Indianapolis 6 Denver at Dallas postponed any only games scheduled International League All-Stars 4 Cleveland.
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Tonight's Softball Schedule at Two Fields
Upper Field hosts three games starting at 7 0 0 Steele Concrete against Fieldcrest Class A Women 8 0 0 Craver TV versus Piedmont Chemical Men 9 0 0 Meritage Furniture against Auto Electric Men Lower Field 8 3 0 Burger Chef versus Blue Bell Class B Women
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Short Sharpens Phillies Lead With 8-1 win over Cubs
Chris Short pitched a five-hitter for his 12th victory, lowering his ERA to 1.91 as Philadelphia beat the Chicago Cubs 8-1 to extend the NL lead to five games over San Francisco. Callison and Mauch helped out with key hits while Short moved into a top ERA spot behind Sandy Koufax. The Cubs were led by a double from Genie Mauch and a rough defensive night as the Phillies poured in five runs in the second inning.
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National League and American League Standings and Schedules
Baseball standings show National League leaders Philadelphia Baltimore San Francisco Chicago Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Detroit St Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee Minnesota Cleveland Boston Houston Washington New York Kansas City Cincinnati San Francisco state day results include New York 5 Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 2 New York 1 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 1 only game scheduled. Upcoming games list matchups across leagues with several night fixtures Cincinnati at San Francisco and others.
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Double Resignation Jolés Cardinals Double Resignation Jolés Cardinals
Cardinals chief Bing Devine resigns after 25 years with the club as Bob Howsam is named temporary replacement. Branch Rickey, 82, wields control as special consultant amid changes including stepping aside for Musial’s role dispute. Busch and others weigh broader front office overhaul as the team sits five in pennant race.
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Associated Press
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George Washington May Spoil Southern Conference Race
George Washington, 7 time loser last year, is seen as a possible spoiler for the 1964 Southern Conference football season. Coaches and media expect Tech and West Virginia to contend while GWU fields 5 seniors, 17 juniors and 24 sophomores from an undefeated freshman group. GWU coach Jim Camp says the defense will be their strongest asset yet. The conference notes Tech expected to win, with WVU second and Richmond, VMI, GWU, Furman, William and Mary, The Citadel and Davidson also on the publicists’ poll. East Carolina joins this year but is not eligible for the title.
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