Orioles bullpen keeps lead with dominant relief
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer leans on a standout bullpen that stretched a perfect relief run to 9 1-3 innings over five games. Moe Drabowsky pitched 3 1-3 scoreless innings to save Wally Bunker’s sixth win as the Orioles beat Washington 6-4. Embedded notes mention Eddie Fisher joining the bullpen and a tight one-game lead over Cleveland.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Orioles
Bauer
Moe Drabowsky
Wally Bunker
Washington
Drabowsky
Eddie Watt
Gene Brabender
Stu Miller
Watt
Brabender
Eddie Fisher
Kirk
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Whitfield
New York
Yankees
Redskins Sign Free Agent Jerry Fishman in 1964 NFL
The Washington Redskins announced the signing of Jerry Fishman, a free agent, for the 1964 NFL season. A former University of Maryland star, Fishman will try for a linebacker role at 6 foot 1 inch 230 pounds. Drafted by the Baltimore Colts last year, he was waived in preseason and played last season with the Harford Charter Oaks of the Continental Football League.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Jerry Fishman
Fishman
University of Maryland
Fishmart
Baltimore Colts
Harford Charter Oaks
AAU clears Ryan to compete in national meet
New York AP report says 19 year old Kansas speedster Jim Ryatt is eligible to attempt another sub four minute mile at the National AAU Track and Field Championship on June 25 26 after a federal mediation panel intervened. The AAU had threatened to ban Ryatt and others who raced at Terre Haute Indiana last weekend in the U S Track and Field Federation national meet.
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Kathie Disell
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jim Ryatt
University of Kansas
Anothe
Amateur Athletic Union
Ryan
U. S
Terre Haute
Ind
Braves Acquire Jay and Schwall Before Midnight Trade Deadline
The Atlanta Braves made two trades before the midnight deadline, obtaining pitchers Joey Jay from Cincinnati and Don Schwall from Pittsburgh. Jay came for Hank Fischer, and Schwall for Billy O'Dell, as Atlanta’s skid continued with a 54 defeat to the New York Mets dropping them to eighth in the standings. The Mets meanwhile bought Bob Friend from the Yankees for 20000 dollars and a minor leaguer, while waivers were sought on Dick Stuart for his release.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Braves
Joey Jay
Don Schwall
Braves
Jay
Cincinnati
Hank Fischer
Schwall
Pittsburgh
Billy O'Dell
O'Dell
Atlanta
New York Mets
New York
Mets
Bob Friend
Yankees
Dick Stuart
Fischer
John McHale
Joe Brown
Brown
McHale
Columbus
Ohio
Pirates
No Accident Miss Germain Is Golfer
Dorothy Germain of Blytheville advances in the Trans Mississippi Women's Amateur Golf Tournament by beating Patti Shook 4 and 3 to reach a quarterfinal against 1966 Texas State champion Jessie Butler. Germain comes from a prominent golfing family with ties to the Curtis Cup and UGA titles.
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Patti Shook
Saginaw, Mich
Texas
Jessie Butler
Harlingen
Gibson Posts 100th Win a Three Hit Job
Bob Gibson pitched a three hitter for his 100th victory as the Cardinals edged Pittsburgh 1-0. The 30-year-old ace boosted his season strikeout total to 128 in 126 innings, eyeing the NL strikeout crown ahead of Sandy Koufax. Willie Mays hit his 529th career homer for the Giants in a 4-0 San Francisco win over Houston. Dodgers, Mets, and Reds also won.
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Cardinals
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kaline
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
King
Gibson
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Pirates
Willie
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Cardenal
Watt
Miller
Pizarro
McDowell
Cleveland
Richert
Washington
Clevelnd
Boswell
Lindgren Aims to Break Six-Mile NCAA Record
Washington State’s Gerry Lindgren, 128 pounds and 5 foot 6, was expected to set a six-mile NCAA meet record at the 45th NCAA Track and Field Championships at Indiana University. The opening day featured prelims and names like Randy Matson and Tommie Smith, with the six-mile final tonight aiming to beat Doug Brown’s 27 59.2 mark.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Indiana University
UCLA
Southern California
Oregon
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Montana
Doug Brown
Solunar Tables By John Alden Kaighs
Solunar periods listed from Jott Alden Onight's Solunar Table. Major times start at dawn with subsequent periods shown for Thursday through Sunday. Boldface marks major times and each day’s key window runs roughly from early morning to late evening.
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John Alden Kaighs
Jott Alden Onight
Judy Jehle Earns Quarterfinal in Trans Miss Amateur
Judy Jehle a 17 year old Montgomery Alabama senior defeats Carol Jean Sorensen Racine Wisconsin 2 and 1 to reach the quarterfinals of the 36th Trans Mississsippi Women's Amateur Golf Tournament. Sorensen outdrove Jehle by 20 to 30 yards but Jehle advances after a strong comeback in the match. Gilliam Whittier California shoots 71 with 25 putts en route to a 3 and 1 win over Maureen Crum Lakeland Florida.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Judy Jehle
Montgomery
Ala
Carol Jean Sorensen
Racine
Wis
Miss Jéhle
Miss Sorensen
Jehle
Lew Gilliam
Whittier
Calif
Gilliam
Maureen Crum
Lakeland
Fla
Nicklaus Favored Ahead of Open Start at Olympic Club
1966 National Open begins with Jack Nicklaus as 9-2 favorite in a field of 133 pros and 18 amateurs. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer name him the man to beat as heat offers possible course changes at the 6,727 yard Olympic Club. Nicklaus vows to exploit length, despite rough and new moisture making the course play tougher. Ben Hogan and Jack Nicklaus both face form questions, while Hogan aims for a fifth Open title and Hogan mentions his current play.
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Jack Stevenson
Sco
Jack Nicklaus
Olympic Club
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Las Vegas
San Francisco
Scotland
Kyle Burton
Oakmont
Pittsbursh
Jack
Palmer
Ben Hopan
Jack Fleck
Hogan
Fleck
O'Dell Traded to Pirates in Braves Move
Atlanta announces left handed reliever Billy O'Dell, 43, has been traded to Pittsburgh for pitcher Don Schwall. O'Dell had set a Braves relief record last season and joins the Pirates after a 1965 San Francisco start. Schwall, 26, carries a 2 million salary this year with a 16 ERA and lacks a Pirates rotation spot.
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Billy O's
Braves
Gare
Pittsburgh
Don Schwall
O'Dell
New Yorets
San Francisco
Baltimore Orioles
Schwall
Pirates
Boston
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