McBride Throws Relief, Angels Edge Indians 5-4 in 12
Ken McBride, after a lengthy drought, returns to relief for the Los Angeles Angels and earns the win as they beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 in 12 innings. Smith’s single sparked the rally, with McBride advancing a no-hit relief stint and teammates delivering two-run hits late. The night also features Orioles, Yankees, and Astros wins and other league results.
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Leon Wagner
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Bob Chance
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Feix Torres
Brooks Robinson
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Luis Aparicio
Tom McCraw
Milt Pappas
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
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Ed Bresseud
Felix Mantila
Jim Bouton
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Dick Stigman
Garland Shifflett
Earl Battey
Don Demeter
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Johnny Edwards
Edwards
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John Tsitouris
al Spangler
Nellie Fox
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Bob Aspromonte
Joe Torre
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Claude Raymond
Frank Robinson
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Warter Spahn
Light Heavyweight Title Bout Planned for September
Las Vegas Nevada AP Lyie Pedersen announced promoter says light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano will defend the title in early September in Bozeman Montana against Bob Olson or Eddie Cotton. No national television will carry the bout.
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Solunar Tables Summary From John Alden Knight
The page outlines Solunar periods with minor and major times. It notes major periods start at shown times and last about one and a half to two hours. Readers are advised to plan days to fish or hunt in active windows using Knight’s tables.
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John Alden Knight
Welter Title on Line in Las Vegas Bout
The world welterweight crown is on the line as Emile Griffith defends against Luis Rodriguez in Las Vegas. The 15 round title bout airs live on ABC at 7 p.m. PT with Rodriguez the 8-5 favorite to reclaim the title. Griffith is a powerful puncher and seeks to prove the odds. Rodriguez, Cuban exile, has 56 wins in 60 pro fights with 22 knockouts and no stoppages, while Griffith owns 45 wins in 52 bouts with 16 knockouts and a lone stoppage loss to Hurricane Carter last December.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Strong 1963 Trendlines
The Associated Press lists top American and National League leaders by batting average, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records. Notable names include Oliva, May, Mays, Williams, Drysdale, and Koufax, with figures from 7-1 records to 79 hits and 18 home runs. Thursday’s stars feature Bob Aspromonte’s grand slam for Houston and Don Drysdale’s third shutout of the season for the Dodgers.
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Twins On Huge Trading Bee After Five-Player Swap
DETROIT AP The Minnesota Twins signaling ongoing activity after a five player deal with Cleveland and Los Angeles Angels. Manager Sam Mele says they still seek a pitcher and aren’t through trading. Vic Power moves to the Angels, Billy Moran to Cleveland, Jerry Kindall to Minnesota, Lenny Green to Los Angeles, with Frank Kostro joining Hawaii. Kindall fielding versatility and Kostro’s aggressive bat noted by Mele.
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Jerry Kindall
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Frank Kostro
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1964 Little League Friday Schedule Highlights CBC Coleman
Baseball program lists Friday and Tuesday doubleheaders from June through July 1964 featuring CBC Coleman Midwest Sheriff Lions Hope Auto Co. and other local teams. Game times 6 30 and 8 15 p m with matchups including Sheriff CBC Midwest Coleman Lions Hope Auto Co VFW First National Merchants Assoc and Ozan Lbr Co across multiple dates.
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Lone Yank in British Tourney
Bob Sweeny of Palm Beach Florida remained the last American in the British Amateur Championship quarter finals at Ganton England. The 52 year old veteran, a prewar semifinalist and former champion, defeated Ralph Tupling and Peter Flaherty to reach today’s match with Martin Christmas. The field also saw Gordon Clark and Dale Morey fall and Jimmy Bostwick and Jack Thornton eliminated.
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Associated Press
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England
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Palm Beach
Fla
Sweeny
Lawson Little
L. O. Lunn
Ralph Tupling
Peter Flaherty
Martin Christmas
Royal Air Force
Jimmy Bruen
Gordon Clark
Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Christmas
Jimmy Bostwick
Locust Valley
N.Y
Jack Thornton
Rochester
Dees Cut as Angels Trim Pacific Coast League Roster
Homa City inside the Pacific Coast League reduces the Angels roster to 24 players, one under the limit. Dees, with the team since the season start, appeared mainly as a pinch hitter and posted a .077 average in 25 games.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Reported
In the International League Toronto defeated Atlanta 9 to 5. Jacksonville beat Buffalo 7 to 2. Syracuse fell to Columbus 3 to 2. Rochester and Richmond tied 2 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City outscored Tacoma 6 to 3. Arkansas defeated Indianapolis 9 to 2. Salt Lake City edged Hawaii 6 to 5. Portland beat Seattle 3 to 1. Denver defeated San Diego 12 to 6. Dallas won over Spokane 4 to 3.
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Angels Send Down Charley Dees to Oklahoma City
Los Angeles Angels announced they optioned first baseman Charley Dees to the Oklahoma City farm team following Thursday night actions. Dees, a rookie with limited major league time, will report to the minor league roster for further development and potential recall.
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Third Strike Loses the Ball Game
In a busy baseball night, the Cincinnati Reds fall 5-3 as Houston Colts slip five runs in the fifth. Johnny Edwards joins the Dropped Third Strike Club after a passed ball on Mike White.
Standings and results wrap from today in the AL
Standings show Chicago Baltimore New York Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Detroit Los Angeles Kansas City with records and pcts. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 Baltimore 3 Chicago 1 New York 8 Boston 4 Los Angeles 5 Cleveland 4 in 12. Games listed for today and Saturday across AL and NL reflect multiple matchups and suspended times.
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Lopat Fired as Athletics Name McGaha New Manager
Cleveland AP The Kansas City Athletics fired Ed Lopat and named 37 year old McGaha, a former Yankee pitcher and one year A's coach, as manager in Cleveland where he previously managed. McGaha arrives for a four game series as Lopat says management changes are standard and plans to field the best nine. Lopat, under contract through 1985, plans no return with the team.
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Travs Carry 9-2 Win Over Indians in Six-Hitter
Arkansas Travelers pounded six Indianapolis pitchers to win 9-2. The victory kept the Travs 3 games ahead in the Eastern Division and set up schedules for Dallas and other Western rivals.
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Indianapolis
Travelers
Introducing Mr. White of Red Sox in Doctor's League
Ralph Bouton reports from K Park where the Giants beat the Yankees 11 6 in game one and the Red Sox routed the Braves 15 0 Jim White starred with a single a double and a perfect first 15 innings matching the year’s best performance He struck out all 15 outs and the Red Sox gain on Giants in the standings with next week’s rematch scheduled at 6 p.m.
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Ralph Bouton
K Park
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Braves
Jim White
Seattle Repertory Theater plans five plays in debut season
Seattle's new civic theater season opens November 13 with King Lear and includes Max Trischs The Firebugs Christopher Frys The Ladys Not for Burning Robert Ardrys Shadow of Heroes and Anton Chekhovs The Sea Gull. Stuart Vaughn directs the 30 week program highlighting a diverse lineup.
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Seattle Repertory Theater
King Lear
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Christopher Fry
Robert Ardrey
Anton Chekhov
Stuart Vaughn
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