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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
7
Bo Belinsky limited Cleveland to six hits in a 4-1 Angels win five games in a row. He left with one out remaining in the third, but Bob Dulba preserved the late lead. Belinsky has a 33 record and an ERA of 3.12 after the win.
Hal Lanier, son of former pitcher Max Lanier, debuts for the San Francisco Giants and goes 8-for-17 in four games, including his first major league homer and three doubles. He drives in five runs as the Giants split a four game series with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Lawrence entrants swept the ninth Kansas State High School Championship Rodeo in Topeka with Pam Murphree named best all around cowgirl and Zeke Griffith best all around cowboy. Candy Case of Lawrence was crowned rodeo queen with attendants Lynn Corn and Shannon Hetrick.
Ed Diddle of Western Kentucky retires after 42 years as head basketball coach. He is the winningest coach in school history, ending a storied era at Bowling Green.
Glace Bay summary Blair Richardson knocked out Del Flana gan in the South Bar bout. San Juan Marcos Morales outpointed Daniel Berrios to claim the Puerto Rican lightweight title in Puerto Rico.
Not That Efficient Lagrange Kentucky AP reports farmer H H McWilliams allowed the South Oldham County Volunteer Fire Department to practice as he burned an old barn on a site for a new building. Rookies nearly extinguished the flame, needing gentle coaching.
Dick and Sharon Fleming of Sacramento California won the national Flying Junior sailing title at Turtle Creek. Steve Huschka of Kansas City finished second after leading points before the final race. Ray Kennedy of Knoxville Tennessee took third and Al Liebler of Manhattan was fourth.
Mickey Harris of Lawrence won two of three events in Topeka jalopy races, taking the A-feature after an early spin and winning the third heat. Don Craig and Joe Richards also scored multiple wins for Lawrence, with Red Andrews grabbing the consolation. Ottawa results mirrored some wins, with Craig taking the B-trophy and B-feature and Harris topping the A-trophy and A-feature in the prior night.
An asthma remedy long prescribed by doctors is now available without a prescription. Reports claim the formula stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from spasms, and it is described as safe when used as directed.
The ad promotes Primatene tablets as fast relief for asthma symptoms. It claims three prescription-strength medicines in a single tablet open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and ease nervous tension. Users are promised better sleep and fewer asthma spasms with Primatene available at drugstores.
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning pitched the first modern NL perfect game, 6-0, fanning 27 Mets in the opener. Mets bats managed three hits in the nightcap as Phils won 8-2. Bunning joined Don Larsen as the only pitchers to throw perfect games in both leagues.
Southern Cal star Dennis Ralston defeated Marty Riessen of Northwestern 6-4 6-4 6-1 to clinch his second straight NCAA singles title and lead the Trojans to their third consecutive team championship in East Lansing Michigan.
The 1963 AL star starters include three Yankees three Twins and one each from the Angels and Orioles. Bobby Richardson leads with 233 votes and Elston Howard Mickey Mantle also made the roster though Mantle’s broken leg keeps him out. Brooks Robinson heads the AL third basemen as Ford Frick announces NL starters Tuesday.
Jim Bunning of Philadelphia pitched a perfect game in the Phillies 6-0 win over the New York Mets in the first game. He became the first to win a no hitter in both leagues and to throw a perfect game while winning in 42 years. Dick Stuart of Boston collected four hits and four RBIs as the Red Sox beat Baltimore 9-6, knocking the Orioles from first place in the AL.
Bill Silverberg the KU senior from Overland Park was the only Kansas competitor to place at the NCAA track and field championships in Eugene Oregon He finished third in the 3000 meter steeplechase with a time of 8534 Vic Zwolak of Villanova won the event in 8420 a new collegiate and NCAA meet record Oregon captured the team title with 70 points San Jose State was runner up with 40 California and Southern California tied for third with 30 each.
The report lists top batters and pitchers by 150 at bats across both leagues. Oliva and Killebrew lead the American League in hits and home runs respectively, while Williams and Mays star in the National League with strong averages and runs. Notable pitchers include Lord, Farrell, and Bannings with double figure decisions and high strikeout counts.
Ken Venturi won the U S Open in suffocating heat finishing 278 after rounds of 66 and 70, while Jack Nicklaus struggles to rebound from a late-round wobble. The British Open at St Andrews runs July 9-12, Nicklaus seeks his first and only missing major.
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