Wills Leads Dodgers Past Phillies in 6-1 Win
Maury Wills pounded a double and single, stole two bases, and started two double plays as the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 6-1. Wills extended his hitting streak to 12 games while Larry Miller held the Phillies to seven hits. The loss drops Philadelphia 1.5 games behind San Francisco in the NL race.
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Bob Boozer
SF Closes Phils NL Advantage in 2-1 Giants Win
Duke Snider delivered a clutch eighth inning run-scoring single to lift the San Francisco Giants past the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1. Jose Pagan opened the frame with a chopped hit, Chuck Hiller reached on a fielder’s choice before Snider's decisive single off Bob Friend. Del Crandall and Bob Hendley had earlier contributed the Giants’ first run.
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Mets and Colts Split Pair in baseball doubleheader
In New York, Carroll Hardy hit a ninth inning homer to lift Houston past the Mets 9-7 in the opener. The Mets answered with a 4-2 win in game two as Charlie Smith hit a seventh inning go ahead homer and Ed Kranepool and Larry Elliot homered.
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Brewer States Golf Tryouts For Friday
Tryouts for the Monterey High Plainsmen golf team are set for Friday at Meadowbrook Golf Course. Coach Charles Brewer asks interested players to meet him at 7:00 a.m. at the course. TOKYO-Japan may send fish to Europe.
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Broglio Wins as Cubs Defeat Braves 5-1
Chicago Cubs snap a five game slide by defeating the Milwaukee Braves 5-1 behind Ernie Broglio. Broglio earned his second win for the Cubs while Hank Fischer took the loss. Joe Amalfitano and Len Gabrielson set up early runs, Billy Williams hit his 15th homer, and Milwaukee scored on a fourth inning double by Torre and Alou single.
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Cardinals rally past Reds with Warwick sacrifice fly
St. Louis defeats Cincinnati 5-4 as Carl Warwick hits a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the eighth. Deron Johnson belts two two run homers for Cincinnati, but Mike Cuellar earns the win and Curt Simmons takes the loss after Johnson’s early blasts.
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State Babe Ruth tournament opens in Levelland with four games
The 1964 State Babe Ruth baseball tournament begins in Levelland this afternoon with four first round games. San Antonio-West Columbia start at 1 30, Houston-Lamesa at 4, Dumas-Flax Kenedy at 6 30 and Levelland Nederland at 9. Four teams have byes, Burkburnett Carthage Austin and Fayetteville. State Director Al Kasparek resigns after the pairings meeting. A vote on expanding regional playoffs to two teams is also planned, with no result available yet.
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Killebrew closes in on all time home run marks
Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins, with 35 homers entering the final two months, nears the all time right handed record of 58 by Jimmy Foxx and 60 by Babe Ruth. His pace and ability to hit homers in clusters are key factors as public attention remains relatively light.
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Rodgers' RBI Single Lifts Angels Past Red Sox 2-1
Bob Rodgers drove in the winning run with a ninth inning single off Dick Radatz as the Angels beat Boston 2-1. Fred Newman improved to 9-4 after holding the Red Sox to five hits. Albie Pearson sparked the first inning run with a double and Lenny Green single.
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Ashe Wins Grass Court Championship in New Jersey
Arthur Ashe, a UCLA student from Richmond Virginia, defeats Clark Graebner 4 6 8 6 to claim the Grass Court Championship in South Orange New Jersey. Ashe becomes the first Negro man to win a major U S Grass court title after shaking off early errors and breaking Graebner twice in the long second set.
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Brandt Siebern Lead Orioles Past Athletics In Slugfest
In Kansas City, Jackie Brandt and Norm Siebern delivered late doubles to lift the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-7 win over the Kansas City Athletics. The victory kept Baltimore second in the American League standings, five points behind the Yankees and a half game ahead of the Red Sox.
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Indians Sweep Tigers In Doubleheader Victory
Cleveland clinched a two game sweep of Detroit with a 6-1 opener and a 2-1 nightcap. Sam McDowell threw a four hitter in game one as Woodie Held collected four hits including a homer. Larry Brown delivered the deciding hit in the second game, forcing a fielder’s choice at second as Chico Salmon scored the winning run from third.
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