NL Holds Right Handed Firepower In 7-5 All Star Victory
A National League lineup led by Willie Mays and Jim Bunning aims to beat the American League in the 35th annual All Star clash at Shea Stadium. The NL seeks its 18th win as stars like Harmon Killebrew, Roberto Clemente and Frank Robinson vie for pace in front of about 50,000 fans. The game features heavy right handed power and a pitching staff built around Bunning and Pascual with multiple star bats and a mix of LH and RH arms on both squads.
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Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Jim Bunning
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Roberto Clemente
Mickey Mantle
Billy Williams
Whitey Ford
Henry Aaron
al Kaline
Tony Oliva
Cleveland
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Koufax
Walt Alston
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Philadelphia
AL Lopez
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
New York Mets
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Pascual
Ford
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Boston
Jack Kralick
Juan Pizarro
Gary Peters
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San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Houston
Dick Farrell
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Don Drysdale
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Chris Short
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Giants
Ron Hunt
Mets
Ken Boyer
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Dick Groat
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Allison
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Killebrew
Mantle
Oliva
Elston Howard
Aaron
Bill White
Bill Mazeroski
Johnny Callison
Ron Santo
Kaline
Jimmie Hall
Frank Malzone
Chuck Hinton
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Foyt Edges Isaac For Firecracker 400 NASCAR Victory
A. J. Foyt drove a new 1964 Dodge to a dramatic half-car length win over Bobby Isaac in the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach. Richard Petty led early but blew an engine, five cautions slowed the race to a record pace, and Keith’s crash injuries were reported.
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Isaac
Paul Goldsmith
Jim Paschal
Lee Petty
Goldsmith
A. J
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Petty
Richard
Fireball Roberts
Richard Sate
Rancheman
N.C
Wendell Scott
Danville
Ford
Larry Frank
Greenville
Ken Spikes
Cordele
Dodge
Billy
Arden
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Rodney Williams
Jacksonville
Fla
Neil Castles
Charlotte
Chrysler
Cnt Tyner
Thomasville
Bob Cooper
Gastonia
G. C. Spencer
Inman
Chevrolet
Lorenzen in good condition after Daytona pileup
Freddie Lorenzen, 29, Elmhurst Illinois race driver, sustained injuries in a Daytona International Speedway crash Friday and was reported in good condition Saturday night.
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Foyt Wins Firecracker 400 in Down-to-the-wire Finish
A. J. Foyt used a bold low pass on the final lap at Daytona to outrun Isaac and Paul Goldsmith for victory in the Firecracker 400. He praised his Dodge and crew while noting a water-soaked, steam-filled car after a dramatic pit sequence. This marked a historic win by a USAC driver on a NASCAR major track.
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Ford
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Isaac
Paul Goldsmith
Isaac High
Bobby
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Goldsmith
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Chrys
Catawba N. C
Fred Lorenzen
Nichols
A. J
Richard Petty
Rob Wickersham
Ray
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Daytona Firecracker 400 finishers list with earnings
The Daytona Beach stock car race results show A J Foyt first from Houston with $11,400, Bobby Isaac second, Jim Pardue third, followed by multiple drivers from North Carolina and other states earning from $400 to $5,500 in a detailed order of finish.
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Fila
A. J. Foyt
Bobby Isaac
Fia
Daytona
Houston
Tex
Catawba
N.C
Dodge
Jim Pardue
North Wilkesboro
Plymouth
Jim 'On
Ford
Larry Thomas
Trinity
Inside Sports Phils Regain National Lead
Phils reclaim top spot as they regroup from a recent skid to retake the national lead. Yanks sweep pair from Twins in a strong weekend showing. Rodriguez leads Whitemarsh in a key event. Nicklaus favored in British junior golf. Patterson battles Machen in this edition.
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Maria Bueno Reclaims Wimbledon Crown in Three Set Battle
Brazilian star Maria Bueno defeated Margaret Smith 6 4 7 9 6 3 to win the Wimbledon women’s title, ending health struggles and netting a second crown after a three year wait. Smith failed to complete a grand slam bid, with Emerson winning the men’s title and doubles events featuring Turner, Moffitt, and others.
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Brazil
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Lesley Turner
America
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Susman
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Tex
Bob Hewitt
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Bueno-Smith
Maria
Margaret Head
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