Chance Hurls 6th Shutout as Angels Sweep Twins
Los Angeles pitcher Dean Chance threw his sixth shutout of the season, guiding the Angels to a 4-0 win over Minnesota and a doubleheader sweep that lands them atop the AL division. Joe Adcock hit two homers, and Tiant blanked the Yankees in Cleveland’s 3-0 win. White Sox beat Stock’s club 3-2 in 13 innings as Baltimore and Washington posted late wins.
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Yankees
Chance
Tiant
Wes Stock
Chicago White Sox
Stock
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Joe Adcock
Lou Clinton
Adcock
Indians
Tom Tresh
Ford
Clete Boyer
Tresh
New York
Roland Sheldon
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Gary Peters
Peters
Athletics
Deigo Segui
White Sox
Boog Powers
Sam Bowens
Charley Lau
Wally Bunker
Jerry Lumpe
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Mike Branley
Senators
Ed Brinkman
Don Lock
Ed Bressaud
Tony Conigliaro
Felix Mantilla
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Chiefs Begin Grid Camp With 35 Rookies and 8 Veterans
Liberty Missouri AP Kansas City Chiefs open training in heat with 35 rookies and eight veterans. main task is rebuilding the line to 1962 AFL champ level. Four top rookies join College All-Star team to face the Bears August 7. report back August 10.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Ed Lothamer
Michigan State
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Pittsburgh
John Maczuzak
Ernie Borghetti
Len Dawson
Eddie Wilson
Beathard
Denny Biodrowski
Curt Farrier
Valley Coaches Split On Best Quarterback In 1964 Race
Missouri Valley coaches name Cincinnati as title favorite with Wichita and Tulsa strong contenders. Top passers include Jerry Rhome of Tulsa and Brig Owens and Tom LaFramboise of Louisville. Owens is versatile, LaFramboise leads Louisville, and Wichita's Hen ry Schichtle is graduated. Pro scouts eye Wichita linemen Jim Waskiewicz and Butch Davis.
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Tulsa
Wichita
Chelo Huerta
Henry Schichtle
Schichtle
Odus Mitchell
North Texas
Louisville
Frank Camp
Camp
la Framboise
Owens
Rhome
the Valley
Jim Waskiewicz
Butch Davis
Cards Split With Mets as A's Fall Twice
St Louis and New York split a doubleheader with the Mets taking the opener 3-2 and the Cards winning 7-6 after a ninth inning rally. In Chicago the A's lost both ends of a twin bill 3-2 and 4-3.
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New York Mets
A’s
White Sox
Chicago
Mets
Dick Groat
Curt Simmons
Bob Gibson
Gary Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wes Stock
Stock
Baltimore
Peters
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Ed Charles
Ray Herbert
John O'Donoghue
Angels Pitching Shuts Out Opponents for Doubleheader Sweep
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Dean Chance of Los Angeles fired a four hitter for his third straight shutout and sixth of the season as the Angels won 4-0 in game two. Berne Joe Adcock went 4-for-8 with two homers and six RBIs as Los Angeles swept Minnesota 8-6 and 4-0.
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Associated Press
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Angels
Berne
Joe Adcock
Minnesota
Lux and Andrews Take 1st Places
Lawrence drivers Lux and Andrews topped Ottawa and Topeka jalopy races over the weekend with Lux winning the Ottawa consolation and Andrews taking the Topeka third heat. The club meets at 7 tonight to discuss participation in Wednesday Fairgrounds events amid a protest from Topeka track owners.
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Jack Lux
Red Andrews
Lawrence
Lux
Ottawa
Joe Richards
Topeka
Andrews
Ron Amerine
Don Meyer
Lawrence Jalopy Association
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Texaco Service Ad for Auto Tune-Up and Repairs
An automotive service ad lists Tune-up Brake Service Muffler and Tailpipe Wheel Balancing and Alignment Generators and Starter Service. Pickup and Delivery Road Service offered. Located at 9th and Miss, phone V13 9897.
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ART Nease Texaco
Miss
Science Shrinks Piles Mystery Cure Without Surgery
A New York report claims a healing balance called Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation B, shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction while easing discomfort.
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New York, N. Y
Salina Ties Up Final Regular Season Tuneup
Lawrence's American Legion baseball team hosts Salina in the last regular year game before the District Tournament starting Saturday at Paola. Lawrence improved to 19-11 after weekend wins, with Jim Decker the Saturday hero and Butch Yates on Sunday. Randy Russell and Gary Ray homered in the Lawrence attack.
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Virginia Sun
Salina
Paola
Hawks
Topeka Ccf Grain
Garnett
Kenny Page
Jim Decker
Butch Yates
Randy Russell
Gary Ray
Minoso Signs with Indianapolis After White Sox Waivers
Veteran outfielder Minnie Minoso cleared waivers with the Chicago White Sox and was signed by Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League on Sunday. The move shifts Minoso to the minor league franchise as he continues his professional baseball career.
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Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Robyn Johnson Wins National A A U Long Distance Title
Robyn Johnson defended her crown at the National A A U long distance championship in Akron Ohio, breaking her American record by 16.3 seconds. The 18 year old swimmer from the North Virginia Aquatic Club Arlington VA posted 1 hour 9 minutes 21.9 seconds for the three mile race.
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Ohio
Robyn Johnson
North Virginia Aquatic Club
Arlington
Krone earns third in State Jaycees golf meet
Mike Krone son of Ralph and Mrs Krone of 501 Rock Ledge Rd led Hutchinson course with rounds of 76 and 71 for a 147 36 hole total placing third. He earns an expense paid trip to the national finals in St Paul Minn August 4 while Rick Miller did not place. Krone’s 71 was the meet’s best round but a three putt on the final hole cost him top honors.
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Ralph Krone
Rockledge Rd
Jaycees
Hutchinson
Krone
St. Paul
Minn
Rick Miller
Jack R. Miller
Strong Ave
Lawrence Youngster
Oklahoma State hires Bowden Wyatt to head defensive drills
Bowden Wyatt returns to coaching as the Oklahoma State defensive coach replacing Willie Zapalac. Wyatt, a former Tennessee and Wyoming head coach, said he missed the practice field and is eager for the Cowboys to develop under his leadership.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
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Wyoming
Tennessee
Arkansas
Knoxville
Vols
Texas Aggies
Phil Cutchin
OSU
Willie Zapalac
Texas University
Cutchin
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