Three Homer Game Stuns Southern League Crowd
Birmingham slugger Tom Reynolds blasted three home runs in one game tying a Southern League record. He cleared markers in centerfield left field and right center as Charlotte edged Chattanooga with late offense. Jim Hegan led Knoxville in a seven run inning and Frank Boregon scored in the ninth.
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Revival of National Championship Air Races in Reno 1964
Bill Stead leads revival of national championship air races in Reno Nevada with nine days of racing exhibitions and sailplane events. Jets will be displayed but not raced. Prize money totals about $50 000 and crowds watch from grandstands near the course center.
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Cleveland Still Has Its Faith In Lou's Magic Toe
The Browns trust veteran Lou Groza to seal wins, counting on 18 seasons in pro football and eight NFL records. The era of Groza dates to the original Browns and the All American Conference. He has 987 points from 176 field goals 453 extra points and one touchdown. A trade earlier trimmed rosters to 45 players as clubs reduced depth.
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Bronco Coach Sees Lee as Key New Quarterback on Loan
Denver coach Faulkner pushes loaned Jacky Lee from Houston for two years to boost quarterback depth. Lee, behind George Blanda, joins a trio of receivers led by split end Taylor and bolsters a backfield with Mingo Mitchell Dixon and Snorton.
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Reds Defeat Dodgers in Early Season Clash in Cincinnati
In a midseason tilt, the Reds snap a slump with a decisive win over the defending champion Dodgers in Cincinnati. Highlights include Cincinnati captains McCullough and Kubala leading the front line while Haroldson and Sturm anchor the wings. Tommy Janik sidelined with a shoulder injury, Billy Atkins challenges Norm Bass for the pitching role, and the defense features veterans Cooke and Janerette with Erlandson Fraser Hopkins anchoring the linebackers.
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Pennant Race Tightens in Carolina League
Kinston fell 2-0 to Peninsula while Portsmouth moved within four games of Portsmouth leads as Grays score twice in fifth to seal win. Winston-Salem breaks 5-5 tie with double play in ninth. Raleigh pulls Durham into last place tie with Wilson after Jose drives in three.
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Frank Drives Win With Two Homers In Victory
In a high scoring set of games Lexington beat Shey 34 while Salisbury led Statesville 9 8 and Spartanburg defeated Rock Hill 3 1. Keane pitcher Bob Aldridge threw his fourth shutout of the season as Salisbury edged Statesville with late runs and an error deciding the inning.
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