Twins Beat Orioles as Strange Tosses Complete Game
The Minnesota Twins won 5-1 in Baltimore behind Lee Stranges first complete game in six starts. He limited the Orioles to seven hits, four of them cheap, while the Twins exploited Dave McNallys wildness for a three-run second inning. The Orioles snapped a four-game win streak and have won 12 of 16.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Minnesota Twins
Lee Strange
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Orioles
Twins
Dave McNally
Mantilla Beats K.C. With Homer in Boston Comeback
Felix Mantilla delivered a ninth inning homer to lift Boston past Kansas City 5 4. The Royals led 4 3 after early scoring, but Boston rallied with two unearned runs and timely hits. Jimmie Hall Earl Battey and Harmon Killebrew featured in a back and forth game as Minnesota and Baltimore also scraped runs in a busy afternoon.
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Zorro Versailles
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Minnesota
Kansas City
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Clemson Cage Games Announced For 1964 65 Season
Clemson announces a 1964 65 basketball schedule led by rising sophomore Randy Mahaffey. Georgia Tech joins the ACC slate as Clemson rebuilds after losing five starters. Key dates include North Carolina and Maryland trips, a Poinsettia Tournament in Greenville, and ACC tournament set for March 4 6 in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Duke
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Golfers Crowd Links To Try For PGA Slot
About 1,246 golf professionals will try to qualify for the 46th National PGA Championship June 18 with 15-1 odds against. Qualifying rounds span eight days at 34 locations producing eight players for the Columbus main event. Ex-section and New York metro districts will supply touring pros and champions for the field.
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National League Sunday Games Mixed Lineup and Pitchers
AP provides a snapshot of Sunday NL games with multiple matchups including Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, New York at Houston, Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Balliance, Kansas City at Boston, noting listed pitchers and records though several lines appear garbled or incomplete.
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O'Toole
Ellis
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Braglio
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Spahn
Lomas
Tor
Pittsburgh
Friend
Gibbon
Veale
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Sanford
Marichal
Philadelphia
Bunning
Os Angeles
Wilihite
Moeller
Los Angeles
Wihite
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Houston
Bruce
Boston
Kansas City
Pittsburoh
Washington
Keenighh
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Bening
Ss Va
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Cincianeti
Art Stieston
Angeles
Chance
Newman
Bouton
Terry
Narum
Osteen
Chisaga
Herbert
Horler
White Sox overpower Senators for fourth straight win
Chicago knocks Washington 11-1 as Pete Ward drives in five with a grounder, a first inning doubles, and homers. Dave Nicholson and Tom Megrath also homer, with Brumley yielding early runs while Lollar, Navarro, and Bridges keep the Heat at bay for Detroit.
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Pete Ward
Dave Nicholson
Tom Megrand
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Clevelandington Senators
John Buzhardt
Wholwertas
Owser
Raat
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Robinson
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Wagner Puts Tribe Over Tigers 11-9
Cleveland Indians beat Detroit Tigers 11-9 as Leon Wagner drove in five runs with a homer and a single. The game featured a high scoring battle with Wagner keying the rout for Cleveland.
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Red Shield Baseball Opens In High Point Leagues
High Point's Pony and Colt League baseball teams begin play this week, co sponsored by The Salvation Army Red Shield Boys Club and City Parks and Recreation. Pony League for ages 13 and 14 starts Monday at Goldston Park with two games nightly at 5 30 and 7 45 p.m. Colt League for ages 15 to 17 starts Tuesday at Harvest Park with games at 6 and 9 15 p.m. Each league has six teams and a four team playoff follows the regular season. Coaching lists include American Legion Post 266 and others from local groups.
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Furnitureland Kiwanis
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Yastrzemski Wins AL Batting Crown Despite Low Average
Carl Yastrzemski posted a .321 batting average in 1963 to win the American League batting title, marking the fourth lowest AVG ever to claim the crown.
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Angels Rally To Beat Yankees 9 5 For First Win In Five
Los Angeles primes comeback as Bobby Knoop drills a grand slam in the sixth, lifting the Angels over the New York Yankees 9-5. Start and Downing falter for NY, while Mantle hits a two part homer and Knoop fueled the rally with a key blast amid a string of bases loaded hits.
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New York Yankees
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Los Angeles Angels
Yankee Stadium
NEW York
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Knoop
Bill
Ogford
al Downing
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Tom Tresh
Elgle
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Joe Pepitone
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Angel
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Tysolo Mantle
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Meyer
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Clarke Will Replace Al McGuire
Clarke Jr Bill Clarke named head basketball coach and athletic director at Belmont Abbey College succeeding Al McGuire. Fordham graduate coached Mount St Marys to Mason-Dixon title twice and NAIA quarters in 1954. at Wantagh High since 1954. McGuire left Abbey for Marquette after seven years with a 120-60 record.
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Your Vote Is Precious Moore for North Carolina Governor
Dan Moore brings judiciary legislative and business experience to the North Carolina governor race. The speaker supports Moore as well qualified to serve and believes he would make a great governor for the state.
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North Carolina
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