Baseball season leaders list with league facts
American League batting leaders show Oliva Minnesota .387 with 60 at bats. Freehan Detroit 356. Rollins Hibrena 30 runs. Cash Detroit 30 RBIs. Wagner Cleveland 27 RBIs. Oliva tops several categories. National League batting leaders include Williams Chicago .402. Mays San Francisco .397. Clemente Pittsburgh 51 hits. Banks Chicago 4 triples. Maloney Cincinnati and Koufax Los Angeles lead strikeouts.
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Kelso Debuts 1964 in Los Angeles Handicap
Mighty Kelso, winner of $1.58 million, makes his 1964 bow in the $50,000 Los Angeles Handicap at Kollywood Park. The Hall of Fame star, 130 pounds with Milo Valenzuela aboard, seeks tuneup before the $100,000 Californian. Cyrano and Admiral's Voyage also show sharp workouts as strong fields assemble.
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Exposures, trades, and drafts ripple through majors
The piece reviews how teams exposed stars to expansion drafts, trades across baseball and football, plus executives comments on nervous moves. It notes Richie Allen and Ray Culp as examples, Roy McMillan's deal, and Key Johnson and Mel Counts in drafts. It also covers Bart Starr, Les Richter, Eddie LeBarron, Red Auerbach’s views, and the potential for Monday night baseball.
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Williams Leads NL Batting as Cubs Fall to Cardinals
Billy Williams went 2-for-4 in Chicago's 10-3 defeat by St. Louis, raising his average to .402 and overtaking Willie Mays for the NL batting lead. Sandy Koufax struck out 10 or more for the 11th time in his career in a dominant pitching performance.
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N C Va Girls Wind Up Golfing in 1964 Meeting
Portmouth AP report summarizes Virginia and Carolina girls tying 15 15 after final best ball round. Matches featured Anne Knox Connie Gorsuch and Marge Bins with Louise Fike among top scorers while Carolinas gained a rally before the end.
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Menke Takes Lead After Braves Trade McMillan
Denis John Menke, 23, rises as Milwaukee Braves shift Roy McMillan to the New York Mets for $100,000 and pitcher Jay Hook. Menke credits McMillan for teaching hitting and double plays, and Milwaukee signals confidence in the young shortstop as his goal is a .300 power hitter.
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NFL Turns Deaf Ear To Series Proposal
New York AP report says the NFL spurned NBC's bid for an NFL AFL all star game rights deal. Commissioner Pete Rozelle rejected the proposal and noted the NFL's focus on its Kennedy Memorial Library Fund partnership and its own trade plans. An exhibition game between Philadelphia and Detroit was discussed for August 23 in Philadelphia.
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Joe Louis Won 71 Fights By Knockouts
Former world heavyweight champion Joe Louis stretched his record to 71 wins in his boxing career with a string of knockout victories. The details highlight Louis's dominance in the ring during his era and his reputation as a puncher.
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