Rose Prefers Longer Look in Reds Pirates Tilt
Pete Rose returned to the Cincinnati lineup after a benching and went 1 for 4 with a run as the Reds lost 8 to 3 to the Pirates. Rose said he would rather play multiple times a night than once. Bob Veale earned the win for Pittsburgh, while Joey Jay took the loss. The series continues with Bob Purkey slated to face Steve Blass.
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All America Tilt Aims to Reveal Pro Prospects
The East West Shrine matchup at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo spots 58 players, eight of whom likely will not play pro football next season. Analysts weigh George Mira Scott Appleton Don Trull as 1964 season futures hinge on tonight's game aired by ABC with about 25 000 fans watching kickoff at 8 30 p m EST.
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Stable Chases Welterweight Title After Victory
In Madison Square Garden, Stable, the Cuban favorite, stopped Vince Shomo of New York in 1:08 of the sixth round. Emile Griffith remains world welterweight champion. Stable, ranked third, earned his eighth win as Shomo, fourth, bled from cuts on the mouth eye and nose. Referee Joe LoScalzo halted the bout.
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Edgewater Park Raceway Opens New Drag Strip
Cincinnati drivers at Edgewater Park Raceway will run on a newly resurfaced drag strip for Saturday’s program. Time trials begin at 6 p.m. and eliminations follow at 9 p.m.
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National League scores and schedule notes
Chicago beat Houston 7 to 6 and New York toppled Milwaukee 8 to 4 while Pittsburgh won 8 to 3 over Cincinnati. San Francisco lost 4 to 3 to Los Angeles. Houston travels to Chicago and Los Angeles to San Francisco in upcoming games. New York hosts Milwaukee and Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh with multiple doubleheader and home-and-away implications.
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Furgol Explains Golfers Help Others From Anguish
New York AP reports former National Open champion Fd Furgol says players assist peers because they understand the anguish of a bad shot and the hurt that follows.
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Unclear Scores From Toronto Chicago Game Night
In a late inning stretch Toronto beat Columbus 11 to 9 while Richmond led Buffalo 2 0 and Syracuse outscored Atlanta 10 to 9 over 12 innings with Rochester and Jacksonville posting 4 and 3 runs respectively.
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Meningitis Strikes Tribe Star Alvis as Indians Rally
Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis was hospitalized with spinal meningitis after a high fever and neck stiffness. Doctors at Sancta Maria Hospital in Boston monitor his condition as sulfa tablets are ordered as a precaution. Alvis, 26, from Jasper Texas, had batted .251 this season and is married with two sons.
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Angels fun way to 11 game win streak in AL
The Los Angeles Angels stretch their winning run to 11 with 1-0 and 6-0 shutouts of Kansas City. Bo Belinsky earns his third win in the streak while rookie Bob Meyer logs his first major league triumph as Anaheim contemplates a move from Los Angeles to nearby Disneyland.
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McLish Helps Dalrymple Lift Phillies at Busch Stadium
Phillies catcher Clay Dalrymple hit his second homer of the season to backstop a 65 victory over the Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Pitcher Cal McLish, sidelined by a sore arm, mentored Dalrymple on his swing, helping him correct a dipping shoulder and drive the ball.
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Worthington Returns to Minneapolis from Padres
Al Worthington, a 35 year old right hander who began with the New York Giants, has been sold by the San Diego Padres to the Minneapolis club. He previously went 1-0 with an 11.57 ERA in six appearances for Cincinnati's Reds system and split 1960 between Boston Chicago and Minneapolis in the American League and American Association.
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National AAU Meet Underway in New Jersey
The National AAU Track and Field Championships open at Rutgers University for a two day run with finals on tap. Events include pole vault javelin broad jump shot put 100 meter dash 110 meter hurdles and 10 000 meter run. The top finishers will form the US team to face Russia in Los Angeles next month.
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Cleveland Open sees two traffic jams on third round
In Cleveland the $149,000 Cleveland Open heads into the third round with Palmer leading sub par scoring at Highland Park as 54 players miss the halfway cut and head to Whitemarsh for next week’s $120,000 tourney. Richard H. Sikes Jr. and Jack Nicklaus trail, with Ken Venturi failing to survive the cutoff.
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Tiger on prowl for return bout after Giardello loss
Nigeria's Dick Tiger arrived in New York to pursue a rematch with Joey Giardello, who took the middleweight title from Tiger in Atlantic City last December. Giardello vowed to give Tiger the first shot at the crown.
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