Killebrew's late homer seals 2-1 Twins win over Orioles
Harmon Killebrew belts a 415 and 405 foot pair, giving Minnesota a 2-1 victory as Jim Kaat limits Baltimore to one hit through eight. Lolich strong for White Sox in a 3-0 win over Chicago. Reichardt debut fends off others in a busy scoring night across the league. Orioles remain within a half game of the Sox.
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Punch
Chicago White Sox
Judy
Killebrew
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Minnesota
Orioles
White Sox
Mickey Lolich
Rosie
Wih
Steve Barber
Lolich
Alwa
al ' Weis
Camilo Carreon
Pete Ward
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Angels
Rick Reichardt
Reichardt
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Sam McDowell
Don McMahon
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Lee Thomas
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati Reds
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Cubs
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York Mets
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Twins
Jim Kaat
John Orsino
Bob Johnson
Kaat
Jackie Brandt
al Worthington
Brandt
Luis Aparicio
Don Wert
Ray Herbert
Jerry Lumpe
Lumpe
Floyd Robinson
George Brunet
Pedro Gonzalez
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Hec Lopez
Boyer
al Downing
Saratoga School District Election Set for Sept 29 1964
The Saratoga School District No. 9 and 11 election will be held on Tuesday September 29 1964 from 8:00 a m to 6 30 p m. Voters will approve a 40 mill tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for a five year term. Polling places remain as designated. Secretary Mary S Goodman announces.
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Saratoga
Howard and Hempstead
Mary S. Goodman
Arkansas Razorbacks Open Two-a-Day Practice Sessions
Arkansas Razorbacks began two-a-day football workouts in hot humid conditions with no injuries or exhaustion on opening day. Coach Frank Broyles said sessions were merely all right as players showed solid mental and physical readiness, planning a scrimmage for today and another Saturday.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Bill Ferrell
Ferrell
Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Fred Marshall
Billy Gray
Ronnie Smith
Simes Captures Olympic Cycling Berth in Final Series
New York AP reports 21 year old Jack Simes of Westwood New Jersey won the National Cycling Championship last week and swept two straight races in a best of three final against Sam Ziclin of New York to earn a place on the U S Olympic cycling squad. Simes posted times of 3 26 and 2 as he clinched the berth and joined 1980 Olympian competitors.
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New York
Jack Simes
U.S
Sam Ziclin
Simes
Westwood
Indians edge Red Sox as Davalillo homers in fifth
Vic Davalillo led off the fifth with a homer off Frank Kreutzer to spark the Indians to a 2-1 victory. McMahon worked the final two and a third, tossing hitless ball after relieving McDowell. Earlier Nelson Mathews homered for the A's, then Red Sox tied it on Lamabe’s single and Yastrzemski’s RBI. Thomas homered in the seventh to put Cleveland ahead, with Radatz finishing.
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Lou Clinton
Tom Satriano
Bobby Knoop
Indians
Vic Davalillo
Frank Kreutzer
McMahon
McDowell
Nelson Mathews
Red Sox
Jack Lamabe
Carl Yastrzemski
Thomas
Dick Radatz
Standings and Tuesday Results Across Baseball Schedule
Standings show Cleveland 3, Washington 0 and Minnesota 2, Baltimore 1 in Tuesday results. Detroit crushed Chicago 8 to 0 while Boston won 3 to 2 over Kansas City and New York beat Los Angeles 4 to 0. Upcoming games include New York at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Minnesota with several other matchups.
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Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Los Angeles
Associated Press
G.B. Baltimore
Detroit Baeewe
Bunker
Ford
Downing
New
Pacific Coast League Standings and Schedule Summary
In the Eastern Division Arkansas leads with 84 wins and 58 losses, followed by Oklahoma City and Indianapolis. Salt Lake City trails, while Dallas and Denver sit mid-pack. In the Western Division Portland and San Diego head the group with Spokane Seattle and Tacoma also vying for spots. Wednesday games include Denver at Indianapolis and Oklahoma City at Dallas with matchups San Diego at Seattle and Hawaii at Spokane. Salt Lake at Arkansas closes the day.
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iDallas
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Richmond
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Atlanta
Athletics Recall Minor Leaguers
Kansas City Athletics recalled 15 minor league players on Tuesday, eight of them on the roster of their Triple A Dallas farm club in the Pacific Coast League.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Dallas
Major League Leaders of 1965 Baseball Awards
League leaders list by batting runs and hits across the American and National Leagues. Names include Clemente Mays Oliva Aaron Santo Boyer Williams Killebrew and others with their team affiliations and stat tallies such as home runs and stolen bases. Includes pitchers Koufax Drysdale Ford Downing and Bunning with win loss records and strikeouts.
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Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Chica
Boyer
St. Louis
Ays
Aaron
Milwaukee
Maye
Williams
Chicago
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Los Angles
Bunning
Drysdale
Fight Results Tuesday's Fights in Houston
Manny Gonzler of Odessa Texas outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland Oregon in a welterweight bout held Tuesday in Houston. The bout ended with Gonzler earning the decision after ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Houston
Manny Gonzler
Odessa
Tex
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Kennedy's Book to Be Published
Harper and Row announces a revised and expanded book titled A Nation of Immigrants by President John F. Kennedy, published Oct. 7. It extends his 1958 Anti-defamation League booklet on U.S. immigration history and critiqued immigration law.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Harper and Row
Kennedy
Anti-defamation League of B'nai B'rith
United States
Diving Sub to Be Launched in Groton Conn
The privately owned Aluminaut will be launched today in Groton Connecticut. The 50 foot aluminum research submarine is built to dive three miles and is owned by Reynolds International Inc. Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corp. built the vessel. It will range about 80 miles, cruise at 3.8 knots, stay submerged up to 7 hours, and carry a pilot plus two scientists.
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Aluminaut
Reynolds International Inc
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Callison Allen Keep Phillies On Top In Big Win
Phillies beat the Houston Colts 4-3 as Richie Allen and Johnny Callison key the offense. Callison homered, Covington and Thomas also went deep, while Bunning held Chicago in a separate duel before a late rally by the Cubs. Elsewhere, St Louis, New York, Pittsburgh wins mix with AL results including Killebrew two homers for Minnesota.
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Johnny Callison
Zea
Gene
Mauch
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Houston Colts
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jim Maloney
Hal
Bunning
Nellie Fox
al Spangler
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Ernie Broglio
al Jackson
Joe Christopher
Mets
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Masanori Murakami
Bob Uecker
Cardinals
Braves
Ray Sadecki
Ron Taylor
Giv
Industry Is Getting an Early Start
New York AP reports industry gains are accelerating before Labor Day with August steel output setting a new August record, factory orders and shipments at highs, and inventories rising modestly. Auto talks loom as a potential disruption, while aerospace leads gains and steel customers may stockpile ahead of possible future labor strife.
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers Behind Stargell Homer
Bob Friend earned his first win after 15 losses as the Pirates broke a 2-2 tie with the Dodgers. Willie Stargell ignited the rally with his 18th homer of the year to spark the comeback.
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Ing Bob Friend
Dodgers
Willie Stargell
More State Schools Are Integrated Across Arkansas
Desegregation moves continued as several districts enrolled Black students in formerly all white schools. Fuller School near Sweet Home admitted eleven Negroes. David O. Dodd Elementary, seven. Fairview Elementary Texarkana, three. Two transfer requests were filed at West Memphis for completion. 876 Negroes expected to attend desegregated schools statewide this year, with Little Rock and Fort Smith seeing major increases.
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Pulaski County
West Memphis
Fuller School
Sweet Home
David O. Dodd
Little Rock
Fairview
Negro Wonder
L. T. Gates
Arthur Williams
Bill
Kessinger
Gates
L. C. Bates
Arkansas
NAACP
West Merete el Dorado
North Little Rock
Ingdouln
St. Francis
L. Bates
Fort Smith
Russellville
Dardanelle
Atkins
Danville
Havana
Ola
Bread and Butter Contenders Battle for AA Football Title
Hope's halfback Jerry Burnett heads the bread and butter group for a region that also includes Johnny Samuels and tackles Harry McMahon and Jimmy Johnson. Malvern Magnolia Smackover Camden Fairview Crossett Arkadelphia Warren and others contend as 1964 season opens with Hope riding an 11 game win streak and aiming to repeat, while Coach Howard reshuffles after Ben Burton's move to Class AAA Hot Tess.
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Allen Howard
Ben Burton
Hottess
Vige
Jerry Burnett
Bobcats
Howard
Jerry Petty
Phil Schlenker
Jim Grugel
Mike Samons
Ronnie Mayton
Ray Scott
Rob Wilson
Steve Efird
Magnolia
Panthers
Dorsey Bearden
Mike Ingram
David Rogers
Smackover
Charlie Wilkins
O. J. Taylor
Ronnie Montgomery
Bill McHaynie
Camden
Tom Benshers
Paul Robert
Fairview
Bob Rush
Carl Hern
Minor League Baseball Scores Update
International League results include Columbus 1 Richmond 8 and Buffalo 2 Rochester 1 while Toronto 4 Syracuse 3 and Jacksonville 1 Indianapolis 5. Denver 3 Atlanta 0.
Solunar Times Guide For Daily Fish And Hunt
A printed schedule shows minor and major Solunar periods from John Alden Knight tables, with days listing start times and durations to guide fishing and hunting. The text notes periods last about one and a half to two hours and that the coffee tree is notable for bearing ripe and unripe fruit simultaneously.
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John Alden Knight
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