White Sox Sweep Dodgers? Or Yankees? Noted.
White Sox win both games to pull within one game of the Orioles after sweeping a day-night doubleheader from the Yankees. Pete Ward drove in four in the first game with his 17th homer. Juan Pizarro pitched a five-hitter and three-run homer in the nightcap. Orioles beat the Red Sox 8-7 as Boog Powell hit his 30th homer.
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Associated Press
Yogi Berra
New York Yankee
Berra
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York
Pete Ward
Chicago
Ward
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Kansas City
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Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Yankees
Baltimore
Earl Battey
Tony Oliva
Twins
Tiger
Don Demeter
Hank Aguirre
Luis Tiant
Max Alvis
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Alvis
Baseball standings and scores from Westminster edition
The report lists multiple baseball games with team scores and key players. It includes Chicago, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, Kansas City, Cleveland, and Detroit Minnesota results, with pitchers, home runs, and batting details. Notable stat lines show Mantle and Bowens homer totals, and detailed box scores for several matchups.
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Boston
Baltimore
Heffner
Radatz
Tillman
Bunker
Vineyard
Hall
Barber
Lau
L—Radatz
Bowens
Robinson
Powell
Washington
Kansas City
Osteen
Hannan
Brumley
Segui
Stock
Sanders
Wyatt
Edwards
W—Osteen
L—Segui
King
Lock
Mathews
St Pi
Lo Ct
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baseball Owners Favor Present Draft System
Major leagues favor retaining the first-year player draft amid concerns over a free agent draft's legality. At a Chicago meeting the owners backed amendments to the current rule, approved a 2 percent redistribution from bottom teams, and set terms on player contract assignments before the draft.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Frick
Perfect Game Hurler Powers Grand Slammer In Tee Ball Tourney
Mark Belich of West Allis Wisconsin, 15, belted a grand slam to beat Chillicothe Ohio 10 3 in the VFW National Teener Baseball Tournament amid a double elimination event. He earlier retired 21 batters in seven innings vs Pierre South Dakota and scored four runs on his homer. Uniontown Pennsylvania defeated Gastonia North Carolina 2 1, Canal Zone fell to Gloucester New Jersey 6 3.
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Hershey
Mark Belich
West Allis
Wis
Chillicothe
Ohio
Belich
Pierre
S.D
Uniontown
Gastonia
N.C
Canal Zone
Gloucester
N.J
Cports A Crosse Cribune item from August 12 1964
A brief item from the Cports section notes delivery on RFD August 15. The terse notice dates the 12th and mentions August 15 as the delivery date.
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RFD
South Dakota Sets Pheasant Seasons
Pheasant seasons from 5 to 60 days with a daily bag of two to three roosters were set by the state game commissioners. Last year allowed four birds daily in up to 74 days. Drought and more predators have reduced numbers. Possession limit is 15 birds across four zones. Nonresident hunting license costs 25 dollars for 10 days.
Minneapolis Grain Exchange Wins Legion Title Over Austin
Minneapolis Grain Exchange improves to 31-8 after a 7-2 victory over Austin to claim the Minnesota state Legion title. Pitcher Jerry Wickman, a University of Minnesota freshman, starred with four wins in the tournament and a 192 3 inning tally of 42 strikeouts. Jim Jachymowski contributed a double and a two run homer as Grain Exchange secured its second state crown, with Austin making its 22nd appearance.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
American Legion
Austin
Minnesota
the Grains
Jerry Wickman
Grain Exchange
Bloomington
Wickman
University of Minnesota
Dave Hartman
St. Paul Hame
Stu Mathewson
Jim Jachymowski
Glen Evans
Tom Martinson
Jeff Williams
Hamline
Hastings
Neb
Aberdeen
S.C
Mandan
N.D
Guthrie
Okla
Waterloo
Iowa
Grand Island
Lawrence
Kan
Minneapolis
Red Herzog Wins Coulee Meet in July Handicap
In Onalaska Wisconsin Red Herzog of Onalaska defeated Morris Bogie of La Crosse to take the championship in the July handicap match play at Coulee Country Club. Jim Johnston of La Crosse beat Les Rochester of Onalaska in the first flight. Other results include Dick Riley of Onalaska over Clayton Cardin of Onalaska, Reg Gassen of La Crosse over Erv Dwyer of Onalaska, Rich Davidson of La Crosse over John Renstrom of Onalaska, and Chub Newsberry of Onalaska over Claude Stangle of La Crosse in fifth.
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Onalaska
Wis
Red Herzog
Morris Bogie
la Crosse
the Coulee Country Club
Jim Johnston
La _ Crosse
Les Rochester
Dick Riley
Clayton Cardin
Reg Gassen
Erv Dwyer
Rich Davidson
John Ren
Yankees Slump Deepens As Power Dips In Twin Bill
New York fans see a weak hitting stretch with Mickey Mantle leading at .310 while six AL clubs outslug the Yankees in home runs. White Sox sweep 6 4 and 8 2, widening the gap behind Baltimore and Chicago. Berra laments the rut as Ford is sidelined and Stottlemyre is rushed up from the farm.
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Associated Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Mel Stottlemyre
White Sox
Berra
Two Illinois Prep Track Stars Join Wisconsin for Fall
William A. Nathenson announces John Laidlaw and Gordon Segersten of Winnetka Ill. will enroll at the University of Wisconsin for the fall term along with other Chicago and northern Indiana athletes. Laidlaw and Segersten both run under two minutes for the half mile and have notable prep marks. Wisconsin recently won the Big Ten outdoor track title.
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Madison
Chicago
Indiana
University of Wisconsin
William A. Nathenson
Wisconsin
John Laidlaw
Gordon Segersten
Winnetka Ill
New Trier High School
Laidlaw
Segersten
Illinois Prep
Onalaska Recreation Golf Winners Named
Onalaska Wisconsin locals Bryan Gust Wayne Warnken Randy Haines and Ronetta Lamke won the first annual Onalaska Recreation Medal golf tournament at Coulee Country Club. Warnken 15 shot 39 on the second nine after 41 for 80 to edge Jim Zielke by one stroke for medalist honors. Gust took the 16 18 age class with 82 39 43, Haines posted two 49s for 98 in the 12 group with Steve Hayes at 102, and Lamke won the girls title with a 56 beating Jean Ness by two strokes.
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Onalaska
Wis
Bryan Gust
Wayne Warnken
Randy Haines
Ronetta Lamke
Coulee Country Club
Warnken
Jim Zielke
Gust
Gary ‘Skoy
Haines
Steve Hayes
Miss Lamke
Jean Ness
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