Phils Edge Reds In Ten Inning Thriller
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 3 in ten innings. Key plays included Callison’s line drive toward the Phils bullpen, a ground rule double, and a two run eighth inning for Philadelphia. Reds rally briefly in the ninth before Arrigo and Thomas struck decisive blows for the visitors.
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Gary Wagner
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Callison
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Deron Johnson
Don Piccard Sets Records in California Balloon Flight
California City AP Don Piccard may have set 27 hot air ballooning records according to an official timer for the National Aeronautic Association. Lloyd W. Taylor watched Piccard fly about 3 435 feet high in 20 minutes, with a possibility the Paris based Federation Aeronautique Internationale may recognize the event.
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National Aeronautic Association
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Paris
Federation
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Costa Mesa
Divers body recovered after Mosquito Lake search
The body of Raymond Crawford, 27, of Farrell, Pennsylvania, was recovered Sunday by Mecca volunteer firemen from Mosquito Lake. More than 100 volunteers from 12 fire departments had searched since Saturday for Crawford.
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Pennsylvania
Mecca
Mosquito Lake
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Farrell
Dome paint and bold shifts highlight NL action
In Chicago the Dodgers deployed an unusual two outfielder alignment in the 12th inning but fell 3-2 in 16 innings as Lindy McDaniel yielded a bunt four on the third strike and the Cubs won. The Astros lost the Dome momentum on Jim Wynn’s misplayed fly ball, while the Cardinals beat the Mets 7-5 in 12, the Phillies edged Cincinnati 4-3 in 10, and Pittsburgh routed Milwaukee 10-1 as Veale struck out nine.
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Associated Press
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Lou Brock
Bill White
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Braves
Bob Veale
Andre Rodgers
Roberto Clemente
Dean Chance Reeling After Sox Hit Him Hard
1964 Cy Young winner Dean Chance struggled as the Chicago White Sox routed the Los Angeles Angels 8 to 3. Chance allowed six runs in 2 2/3 innings, walking five and failing to adapt to Chicago’s hitters while Hank Aguirre and others also faced tough outings.
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Nicklaus Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Jack Nicklaus overcame a five stroke deficit to win the Memphis Open, finishing 271 after 72 holes and defeating Johnny Pott in a first hole playoff. Pott earned 5 000 dollars for second, while Lou Graham Bob McCallister Julius Boros and Bert Yancy finished two strokes back at 273.
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Memphis. Tenn
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Nicklaus
Memphis
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Nicklaus Pott
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Lou Graham
Bob McCallister
Julius Boros
Bert Yancy
Wright Wins Civitan Open in Narrow Golf Victory
Mickey Wright, despite a four over par round, wins the Dallas Civitan Open by one stroke over Kathy Whitworth. Wright, retiring this year, extends her record to 65 career tour victories, tying Louise Suggs for most. Whitworth finishes with 284, Smith 286 for third.
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Dallas
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Kathy Whitworth
Mickey
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Civitan
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Miss Whitworth
Marilynn Smith
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of season leaders by team and player across batting runs and pitching. Key figures include Mays and Alou of San Francisco, Rose and Banks, Wills and Brock, plus Gibson and Koufax leading in pitching and strikeouts.
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San Francisco
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Banks
Chicago
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Williams
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Kranepool
New York
Flood
St. Louis
Callison
Philadelphia
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Morgan
Houston
Hart
Javier
Swoboda
Baseball Leaders in Batting and Pitching for 1964 Seasons
A summary of top players across major stat categories. Horton of Detroit hits .363 with 75 at bats and 46 hits. Aparicio of Baltimore and Casemal of Los Angeles each have 9 stolen bases. Pappas of Baltimore and Pascual of Minnesota lead pitching with 50 wins combined. McDowell of Cleveland tops 1,000 strikeouts with 66.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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Conigliaro
Colavito
Gentile
Kansas City
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Pascual
McDowell
Lopez
Brechts Win Mixed Event at Brown's Run Golf Club
Mr. and Mrs. George Brecht won a playoff to take the mixed event at Brown's Run Country Club. They tied 65 with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pagne, while Dr. and Mrs. Jack Bauer tied at 64 alongside Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ritz and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Evans. Rowan Crawford had low net 67. Bill McCabe led first flight at 73. EWING TAULBEE posted 66 to win low gross at Forest Hills. Don John and George Bingham shared third with 74. Four tied for blind bogey with 62s.
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Brown's Run Country Club
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Bill McCabe
Harry Holiday
Ed Kaptein
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Payne
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Fred Danford
Virgil Clark
Ben Wiesback
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Frank Kast
Ewing Taulbee
Forest Hills
Charles Rice
Don Johnon
George Bingham
Bill Pritchett
John Owen
Ed Moorman
Bingham
Paul Arnold
Arba Thomas Sr
Warren C. Giles Begins 14th Year as NL President
Warren C. Giles serves his 14th year as president of the National League, guiding the senior circuit through governance and policy initiatives as the season approaches.
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Warren C. Giles
National League
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