Bolin Stifles Braves With One-Hitter Victory
San Francisco right-hander Bob Bolin pitched a sparking one hitter to defeat the Atlanta Braves 3-0 in Hickory Grove South Carolina. Willie Mays Cepeda and McCovey supplied all the Giants hits with homers as Bolin improves his status in Dark's rotation. Jim Bunning and Rick Wise anchor Philadelphia's twin wins over the Mets while Pittsburgh Chicago split a DH. Cardinals beat Dodgers 4-3 and St Louis tops LA.
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Bob Bolin
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Dodgers
Reds
Pirates
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al Dark
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San Francisco
Lie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
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Willie Mays
Darktory
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Cepeda
McCovey
Phils
New York ‘Mets
Jim Bunning
Rick Wise
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Major League Leaders and Statistics Snapshot
The page lists American and National League leaders by batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Oliva Minnesota hitting .335 with 165 hits and 90 runs, Killebrew 41 home runs and 92 RBIs, Mays 93 runs and 35 home runs, Koufax 185 decisions and 210 strikeouts, and Clemente 151 hits with a .349 average.
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Minesota
Robinson
Chicago
Minnesota
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Versailles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Wels
Bunker
Ford
New York
Downing
Penn
Kansas City
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Wills
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Bunning
Drysdale
Belinsky Seized Back To LA After Punching Writer
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky is suspended indefinitely after allegedly punching sports writer Braven Dyer in a Washington hotel lobby. Dyer required five stitches and reported swelling and double vision. Belinsky plans hearings with manager Bill Rigney and his lawyer.
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Belinsky
Angels
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Bill Rigney
Washington
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Dyer
Associated Press
Eagles Tie Steelers as Colts Race to 28 28
NFL Friday results show Philadelphia 24, Pittsburgh 13 while Detroit and Baltimore deadlock 28 28 in a late 4th quarter surge. Kansas City edges Buffalo 24 21 and Oakland top Denver 20 7. Attendance totals reach 99 365 with several regional games listed for Saturday and Sunday.
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Detroit Lions
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Denver Broncos
Len Dawson
Abner Haynes
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Buffalo
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Joe Kuharich
Tom Brown
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Denver
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Houston
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Results Snapshot
Major league standings show Baltimore atop the pack with 73 wins, New York 67, Chicago 70, Los Angeles 61, Detroit 59, Minnesota 57, Cleveland 54, Boston 53, Washington 47, Kansas City 43. Saturday results include Baltimore 5 New York 4 and Chicago 11 Boston 1 with several other scores and schedule notes.
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Houston
Bangor Club Field Day Promises Trapshoots And Helico Display
The Bangor Rod and Gun Club hosts its annual field day Sunday at Bangor Park with 9 a.m. events including trapshooting archery and a moving deer target. Open sights rifle and evening shoots under floodlights, charcoal chicken meals, and two U.S. Army helicopters from Camp McCoy on display. If rain bad weather shifts to Sunday Aug. 23.
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Bangor Rod and Gun Club
Bangor Park
U.S. Army
Camp McCoy
Menasha Little 9 Defeats Des Moines to Reach Regional Final
Menasha Wisconsin defeated Des Moines 2 to 0 on Friday to advance to the regional Little League Baseball Tournament final against Bartlesville Oklahoma. John Tidrich Jim Hannasch Ron Haack and Charles Gilbert provided the winning effort as Menasha used four hits and a pair of early runs. Des Moines managed a run in the seventh.
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Iowa
Menasha
Wis
Bartlesville
Okla
Des Moines
Rapid City
S.C
August Medal Play Results At Country Club
Winners announced in the August medal event at the country club course. In Class A Edna Schilling Myrt Morri son and Barbara Loveland tied. In Class B 18 holes Marie Hafner Jane Blasche and Jane Weigel tied. Nine holes Jane Barton Betty Levenants and Joyce Lindseth. Ladies Club championship set for Saturday August 22 at 7 p.m. Payie
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Myrt Morrison
Barbara Loveland
Marie Hafner
Jane Blasche
Jane Weigel
Jane Barton
Betty Levenants
Joyce Lindseth
Baseball Is a Big Business 4 Says Celler
Congress questions the CBS majority stake in the New York Yankees calling baseball big business and urging antitrust scrutiny. Lawmakers weigh impact on radio and TV rights, World Series, All-Star Game bidding, and a possible $20 million TV package.
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Washington
Congress
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York Yankees
American League
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Dn.y
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Antitrust
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
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Jacob K. Javits
New York
Ed Short
Chicago White Sox
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Allen Ups Bat Mark To .314 In Phillies Sweep
Richie Allen raised his average to .314 with six hits as the Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Mets 6-1 and 6-4 at Shea Stadium. Manager Gene Mauch praised Allen for his professional approach as Philadelphia pulled four games ahead in the pennant race.
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Mets
Bunning
Shea Stadium
Richie Allen
Wise
New York
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Frank Thomas
Richie’ Allen
Philadelphia
Phillies
Allen
San Francisco
Wampum
Gene Mauch
Richie
Milwaukee Signs Oklahoma Collegian
Milwaukee Braves sign 20 year old outfielder Carl Morton of Tulsa Oklahoma a junior at the University of Oklahoma for a 1965 contract with Austin the Milwaukee farm club in the Texas League Morton who bat and throws right handed was Oklahoma's high school player of the year in 1962 and batted .301 in Basin League summers over two seasons
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Tulsa
Okla
Milwaukee Braves
Morton
University of Oklahoma
Austin
Oklahoma
Davis, 16, Breaks World Record in Open 1500 Free
Philadelphia AP report notes Lee Davis of the Vesper Club at 16 shattered the world mark in the 1500 meter freestyle during the opening session of the Eastern United States AAU swimming and diving championships.
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Lee Davis
Vesper Club
United States
West Allis Loses Bid For VFW Teener Crown
West Allis Wisconsin was swept by Gastonia North Carolina in the VFW Teener Baseball tournament. Gastonia defeated West Allis 8-0 in the morning game and 5-4 in the final to claim the title. Mark Belich of West Allis pitched a perfect game earlier and later hit a grand slam in the second victory, earning MVP honors.
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Gastonia
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Wisconsin
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Belich
Cassius Clay Marries Wife Sonji Roy in Civil Ceremony
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay later known as Muhammad Ali wed Sonji Roy in a civil ceremony in Gary Indiana. The couple then traveled to Chicago for a reception and a brief overnight stay as Clay discussed the marriage and future plans including a trip to Egypt and a Biblical film role.
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Packers Giants Set For Fourth Bishop's Charities Clash
Green Bay hosts New York in the Bishop's Charities game as 1964 Packers seek form after a rough start. A sellout crowd of 42 327 expected. Y A Tittle to see limited play with rookie Henry Schichtle under center for the Giants as both teams rest veterans.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Wichita
Tittle
McHan Retires After NFL Career With Packers and 49ers
San Francisco reports quarterback Lamar McHan, 31, has retired from the NFL. McHan, who played for the Green Bay Packers and spent part of his career with the 49ers, joined San Francisco in the fourth game last season after John Brodie broke an arm. He was Chicago Cardinals’ first draft choice in 1954 and also played for Baltimore before joining the 49ers.
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Loyola U. Coach to Lead U S Air Force Basketball Clinics
Chicago based Loyola University athletic director and basketball coach George Ireland was chosen by the U S Air Force on Friday to direct basketball clinics for American servicemen stationed in Europe.
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George Ireland
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Archer Opens Lead in St Paul Open by One Stroke
George Archer fired a 67 at Keller Course to take a one stroke lead in the St Paul Open. Dick Lotz and John Cook trail at 135 and 144 respectively, while Gene Littler and Labron Harris sit two back at 137.
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Dick Lotz
John Cook
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Lotz
Hayward
John Lotz
Cook
Gene Littler
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Labron Harris
Burneyville
Okla
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Harris
Daniels Upsets Jones in Split Decision at MSG
Billy Daniels a Brooklyn barber upset heavyweight Doug Jones in a 10 round split decision at Madison Square Garden. Daniels was 3-1 underdog, filling in for an injured opponent, as Jones eyed a title shot after a string of wins. Officials split with Daniels earning two votes, while Jones led on AP score and ringside poll showed Jones ahead.
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Doug Jones
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Cassius Clay
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Julie Isaacson
Billy
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Tony Alongi
Zach Clayton
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Clay
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