Lopez Aids Yankee Win
Hector Lopez drove in three runs for the New York Yankees in a 9-5 win over Washington after replacing injured Tommy Tresh. Lopez delivered a bases loaded single in the pivotal third inning and added a sacrifice fly in the seventh, while Ray Barker contributed two singles and an RBI. In Minneapolis St Paul, the Kansas City A’s defeated the Minnesota Twins 10-2 as Segui shut down the AL leaders and KC built leads with four runs in the first and three more in the third and sixth.
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Hector Lopez
Tommy Tresh
Ray Barker
Pepitone
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kansas City A’s
Minnesota Twins
A's
Diego Segui
Twins
Mudcat Grant
Minnesota
Dick Green
Ken Harrelson
John Blanchard
Tom Reynolds
Mike Hershberger
Nelson Mathews
Segui
Grant
Jerry Fosnow
Mathews
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Oliva
Ellis Shutout Ruined by Ninth Inning Home Run
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 as Sammy Ellis allowed five hits and earned his 13th win. John Callison connected for a ninth inning homer after Ellis had pitched shutout ball into the eighth, with Dick Stuart misplaying in the first and Pete Rose and Vada Pinson scoring early on. The Reds pulled away with three seventh inning runs, ending Jim Bunning’s win streak at five and keeping Cincinnati atop the National League standings.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Sammy Ellis
Ellis
Johnny Callison
Poe
Dick Stuart
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Reds
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Peers Brigas Cf
Harper
Rojas
Shamsky If
Callison
Allen
Pinson
Gonal
Robinson
Stuart
Coleman
Johnson
Cough
Bunning
Edwards
Total Sons Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pilson
Nzalex
Shams
Rose
Gia
Robison delivers walk-off win as White Sox top Angels
Floyd Robinson tripled home the winning run in the 11th inning as the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-3. Eddie Fisher earned his 11th win in relief, while Dean Chance slipped to 6-5 after the tough finish. The Angels led 2-0 on Joe Adcock’s homer before Chicago’s late rally.
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Chicago
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Dean Chance
Angels
Don Buford
Tom McCraw
Buford
Robinson
Chance
Eddie Fisher
Ed Sukia
Lee
McCraw
Joe Adcock
Jim Fregosi
Indians Triumph in 10th Inning 4-3 Over Red Sox
Cleveland hitters Fred Whitfield and Leon Wagner each belted a home run to reclaim a 3-2 lead before Larry Brown led off the 10th with a drive off Dick Radatz for a 4-3 win over Boston. Radatz took the loss while Monbouquette yielded the homer to Wagner and Whitfield.
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Cleveland
Larry Brown
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Brown
Dick Radatz
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Indians
Sam McDowell
Tony Conigliaro
Bob Tillman
Lee Thomas
Frank Malzone
Thomas
Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Whitfield
Bill Monbouquette
Gosger Cf
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Horton
Wagner If
Davalillo Cf
Tillman
Thomas If
Dow
Bressoud
Poe
Maizone
Galez
Detone
Brows
Whitfiel
Radatzs L
McDowell Ke
McMahon
Radats
Weeebowell
Orioles Nip Tigers 2-1 On Robinson Walkoff
In Detroit, Brooks Robinson doubled off the 11th inning and scored after two wild pitches by Larry Sherry, giving Baltimore a 2-1 victory. Rain delayed the start nearly two hours and Boog Powell's seventh inning homer tied the game at 1. Denny McLain pitched six innings of two singles.
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Detroit
Brooks
Robinson Jed
Larry Sherry
Baltimore
Orioles
Denny McLain
Orlando Pena
Brooks Robinson
McLain
Boog Powell
Powell
Steve Krause Sets National Junior Record in 200 Yard Freestyle
Spokane report says Steve Krause 15 of Seattle’s Cascade Swim Club broke the National Junior record for the 200 yard freestyle at a meet in Spokane Washington. The record performance highlights a standout season for the young swimmer.
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Steve Krause
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Cascade Swim Club
Arieanion Matt Have
Four Veterans Sign with Boston Patriots for 1965 AFL
The Boston Patriots announce the signing of four veterans for the 1965 AFL season. Linebacker Don McKinnon guard Dave Watson defensive end Leonard St. Jean and defensive back Dave Cloutier join the squad under new terms.
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Boston
Boston Patriots
Don McKinnon
Dave Watson
Leonard St. Jean
Dave Cloutier
McKinnon
Watson
Baseball Calendar Centered on National League Matchups
National League games listed with pitchers for matchups including Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, Houston at San Francisco, New York at St. Louis, and Chicago at Los Angeles. Notes include win loss records for the listed hurlers.
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Culp
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Veale
Milwaukee
Sadowski
Houston
Farrell
San Francisco
Perry
New York
Parsons
Musgraves
St. Louis
Stallard
Chicago
Koonce
Los Angeles
Osteen
iSoron
Jerry Ee
Kansas
Macya
Aitrascota
Lewis &, New York
Minnesota
Cleveland Rasta
Baltimore Seavees
Detroit
Washington
Keneas City
Angeles
Milwaukee Oe
Kansas City
O'Donoghue
Segui Boston
Wilson
Cleveland
Tiant
Giants Edge Astros 2-1 on Schofield's seventh-inning hit
Dick Schofield delivered a go ahead single in the seventh to score Len Gabrielson as the Giants beat the Astros 2-1. Bob Shaw earned the win with seven innings of two hit ball, Joe Morgan homered for Houston, and Jim Hart reached twice in the decisive frame.
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SAN Francisco
Dick Schofield
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Schofield
Len Gabrielson
Giants
Bob Shaw
Joe Morgan
Jim Hart
Bob Bruce
Gabrielson
Hal Lanier
Hart
Bob Burda
Shaw
Tom Rolfe Faces Five Rivals In Arlington Race
Powhatan Stable's Tom Rolfe, major 3 year old contender, meets five rivals in the $50 000 added Citation Handicap at Arlington Park on one mile. This is his first start since Belmont Stakes runner up finish. Pass the Word Swift Ruler Raiflow At First Blush and Mr Clown also run. Rolfe to chase three 100 000 added features later in summer Chicago Aug 7 Arlington Classic Aug 28 and the American Derby Sept 12.
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Powhatan ‘Stable
Tom Rolfe
Arlington Park
Son
Ribot
Bill Shoemaker
Ron Turcott
Gedney ‘Farm
Earl Allen
R.H. Krueger
Tumblewood Stable
Fred W. Hooper
Mr. Clown
Bill Mahoney
Calumet Farm
Laurence Armour
Shoemaker Excused From Hollywood Park Rides
Jockey Bill Shoemaker was excused from riding four mounts at Hollywood Park on Friday due to an upset stomach. He still planned to fly to Chicago to ride Tom Rolfe in the $50,000 added Citation Handicap at Arlington Park.
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Shoemaker
Inglewood
Calif
Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Chicago
Tom Rolfe
Toady
Arlington Park
Harry Silbert
Colts Sign Hill To Help Offense In 1960
The Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Jerry Hill, who finished last season as starting fullback after sharing duties with rookie Tony Lorick. Hill ran 88 times for 4.4 yards per carry and caught 36 passes for 417 yards.
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COLTS
Hill
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Jerry Hill
Tony Lorick
Dodgers Win as Koufax Sets More Records
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hitter for his 16th win and added two RBI singles as the Dodgers blanked the Cubs 3 0 extending his MLB leading streak to 10 straight victories. He surpassed 200 strikeouts for the season with 204, a NL single season record to date, while contributing to all three Dodger runs.
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LOS Angeles
Sterling Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Koufax
Dodger
Jim Lefebvre
Ernie Banks
Maury Wills
Groundler
Jim Gilliam
Braves Hammer Pirates 12-2 Behind Blasingame Rally
Wade Blasingame scattered 10 hits as the Milwaukee Braves routed the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 2. Felipe Alou and Rico Carty slugged homers, sparking a three-run first inning. The Pirates’ Bob Veale took the loss while Roberto Clemente delivered a two-run single in the seventh.
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Wade Blasingame
Felipe Alou
Rico Carty
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Blasingame
Braves
Roberto Clemente
Blasin
Bob Veale
Alou
Hank Aaron
Bob Bailey
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Carty
Veale
Bill Mazeroski
Aaron
Oliver
Torre
Pittsburgh
Balsley
Alou Cf
Mota
Bolling
Clem
Aaron Rf
Ci'denon
Oliver Cf
Maz’ ‘Oski
Freese
Stargell
Mat'ews
Alley
delaHors
Pagij'oni
Wood
Lane Golf Tourney Leads To Early Round Playoffs
John Appleby of Lubbock defeated Buddy Saunders of Amarillo 1 up on 19 to reach four under par as early rounds wrap. Matches continue with a 8:30 a.m. shotgun start and 1:30 p.m. flights for the final rounds.
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John Appleby
Lubbock
Buddy Saunders
Amarillo
Heap
Volley Ball Tops U S as Most Played Sport in 1964
The Morning Telegraph and Daily Racing Form survey shows volleyball at about 60 million participants in 1964, cyclist and horse racing attendance high, with 67.36 million at horse races and 31.59 million at major baseball events.
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New York
Morning Telegraph
Athletic Institute
Runminers
Strutters
Pacers
National Basketball Association
Cardinals Rally Past Mets 8-5 in Sixth Inning Outburst
St Louis turned six runs in the sixth inning against errors by Al Jackson and Roy McMillan to beat New York 8-5. Dick Groat drew a walk, Phil Gagliano, Curt Flood and Bill White singled, then Mike Shannon bunt produced a key error allowing Flood to score. White and Shannon later scored on a fielding miscue, with Lou Brock adding an insurance single. Mets hitters homered off Bob Gibson in a losing effort.
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ST. Louis
al Jackson
Roy McMillan
New York Mets
Cardinals
Dick Groat
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Bill White
Mike Shannon
Jackson
Flood
Gordon Richardson
Bob Uecker
Jerry Buchek
McMillan
White
Shannon
Lou Brock
Uecker
Mets
Bob Gibson
Charley Smith
Jesse Gonder
Johnny Lewis
Jim Hickman
Koch Upsets Top Seed in Gstaad Tennis Tourney
In Gstaad Switzerland Brazilian Thomas Koch upset first seed John Newcombe 61 64 to lead a wave of shocks. Edison Mandarino beat Marty Mulligan 3-6 6-2 8-6, Neale Keener toppled Ronald Barnes 6-8 6-2, Tacchini vs Rodrigues halted at darkness. Schulze defeated Schecht 6-4 8-6 and Durr beat Habicht 8-6 6-1 advancing to semifinals.
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Switzerland
Thomas Koch
John Newcombe
Australia
Edison Mandarino
Brazil
Marty Mulligan
Neale Keener
Ronald Barnes
Sergio Tacchini
Italy
Patricio Rodrigues
Chile
Helga Schulze
West Germany
Madonna Schecht
Francoise Durr
France
Mary Habicht
Newark
N.J
Miss Schulze
Maria Bueno
Miss Durr
Norma Baylon
Argentina
Green Released by Buffalo Bisons
Eli jah Pumpsie Green was released Friday by the Buffalo Bisons of the International League.
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Green
Buffalo
N.Y
Elijah
Pumpsie) Green
Buffalo Bisons
International League
Laver, Gonzales Lead U S Pro Tennis Tourney
Top seeds advance at Longwood as Rod Laver defeats Barry MacKay 6 3 6 2 to reach the semifinals. Gonzales defeats Pancho Segura 6 3 6 1 as Rosewall and Buchholz set up a possible Laver semifinal clash. Anderson withdraws late in a dramatic match with stomach and back pains but resumes to play before losing in three sets.
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Brookline, Mass
Rod Laver
U.S
Longwood
Laver
Barry
MacKay
Gonny
Raatwall
Anderson
Juniors Net Victories In Tennis Meet
Forest Hills N Y AP Steve Krulevitz of Baltimore and Jeff Miller of Plainfield won the first two titles in the Eastern Junior and Boys Tennis Championships. Krulevitz claimed the Boys 14 crown with 6 0 6 0 and 6 2 6 3 wins, while Miller, top seed, captured the Boys 12 title 6 2 6 1. Fishbach and Mayer won the Boys 12 doubles 6 2 6 1.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Steve Krulevitz
Baltimore
Jeff Miller
Plainfield
N.J
Krulevitz
Kevin McCarthy
Teaneck
W.J
Harold Solomon
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Record Chicago to Mackinac Yacht Race Kicks Off
A 120-yacht fleet sails the 58th Chicago to Mackinac Island race on Lake Michigan. Six divisions start at 1 PM CDT with 15 minute gaps. last year’s winner Talisman sails for Chicago’s George Quandee. Notable entrants include Blitzen from Milwaukee, Amorita, Esbro VI, Avenir II, Namis, and 72-foot Mitena from Macatawa Bay.
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Chicago-to- Mackinac Island
Lake Michigan
Talisman
George Quandee
Blitzen
Milwaukee
Tom and
Bill Schoendorf
Amorita
Bremen
Germany
H. Dan von Jones
Great Lakes
Lemwerder
Pauline and
Julian Armstrong
Paul D. Brown
Fof
Macatawa Bay
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