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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
14
Johnny Callison leads a batting burst as the National League leaders secure a victory. It marks his first complete game since May 27, highlighting a strong performance in a key matchup.
The Phillies beat the Reds 2-0 behind Art Mahaffey who pitched a two-hitter in the opener. Johnny Callison and Frank Thomas powered the second game with a combined three runs and a ninth inning homer by Thomas. Manager Gene Mauch kept praise low as Philadelphia widened its NL lead to 7.5 games over Cincinnati and San Francisco.
AJ's Lassiter Jeff Steelman and Billy McRae earn spots with Mowery. If he can throw, we will split the offense, using plays that let the quarterback run more, similar to Gary Black at Carolina last year.
The Associated Press reports a brawl after a Raleigh 5 Rocky Mount 3 game as Coco Laboy, the league’s leading batter, was jailed on assault charges after a confrontation with pitcher Carl Middledorf. The melee lasted about 15 minutes with punches and ejections.
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank previews a lean early training camp with rookies Pete Lisk and Mike Taliaferro backing Dick Wood. He cites limited stars like Bake Turner and Don Maynard, notes trades bringing new players, and outlines possible starting positions and injuries shaping New York’s 1963 squad.
Parris Island continues the All Marine Golf Tournament as Dick Lytle of the San Diego recruit depot leads with 143 after 36 holes. Pat Baker, fresh off a 68, trails by two strokes as final round action starts.
In Raleigh AP reports the 10th annual North State Junior Golf Tour finals with Warner ousting Aycock Jr of Wake Forest 4 and 3 and Lewis beating Jim Furkin of Washington 1 up to reach the final rounds.
The Philadelphia Eagles offer a color illustrated program about John F. Kennedy for sale at the NFL exhibition game with the Detroit Lions.
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Frank Froehling and Charley Pasarell lead Ashe and Billy Bond 9-9 in the fifth set of a National Doubles quarter final. Froehling Pasarell won the first two sets 6 2 6 4 before Ashe Bond evened with 6 4 and 12 10 as darkness halted play.
Jesse Owens will lead 3 500 runners carrying the Olympic torch from New York to Los Angeles to raise 1 000 000 for the United States team. The marathon starts 10 a m EST Tuesday September 1 and is expected to finish September 26.
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