Drysdale ties homer record as Dodgers top Astros
Don Drysdale hit his seventh homer of the season tying the NL single-season record for pitchers as the Dodgers beat Houston 5-2. Koufax had just set his own mark with a no hitter, while Willie Mays extended his league record to 12 straight seasons with 100 runs scored in the Giants 5-2 win over the Cubs. The Pirates beat the Reds 9-1 behind Bob Veale, Willie Stargell homering, and Felipe Alou lifted the Braves with a two-run shot in a 3-1 Mets win shallowly referenced in the recap.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Dodger Stadium
Don
Newcombe
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Mays
Willie McCovey
Don Young
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Tito Fuentes
Jesus Alou
Ted Abernathy
Ellsworth
Jim Hart
McCovey
Bob Veale
Pirates
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Joey Jay
Willie Stargell
Jay
Felipe Alou
Braves
Mets
Jack Fisher
Phillies
Pat Corrales
John Herrnstein
Hal Woodeshick
Tony Taylor
Cookie Rojas
Bill White
Cards
Dick Stuart
New York
Mel Stallemyre
Chicago
Tom Tresh
Washington
Frank Howard
Senators
Dick Nen
Angels
Clinton Makes Shoddy Debut With Cleveland Indians
Clinton debuted with Cleveland in a 2 0 defeat to Detroit after joining from the California Angels via Kansas City. He mishandled fly balls in two Detroit scoring chances, extending a major league error streak as Mickey Lolich pitched a four hitter for Detroit.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Indians
Lou Clinton
Clinton
Cleveland
Detroit
California Angels
Kansas City
Norm Cash
Tigers
Camping and Building Lots on Muscatatuck River
Property on the Muscatatuck River in Jennings County offers hunting, fishing and swimming. Interested buyers are asked to send name and full address to S & W Enpeepeioe Inc P O Box 315 Indianapolis Indiana for literature and directions.
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Muscatatuck River
Jennings County
Middletown
S & W Enpeepeioe Inc
P.O
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ladies Day Protest Declares We’re Not Entering
A brief note states participants announce they are not entering an event but will come out to show presence. The call emphasizes a public show of solidarity without formal admission or entry.
Satchel Paige Signs with Kansas City Athletics for 1965
AP reports legendary pitcher Leroy Satchel Paige, oldest among top players, signed with Charles C. Finley’s Kansas City Athletics for the 1965 season. Finley said he might sign Paige for 1966 as well, with Paige set to join the club in Minnesota on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leroy
Satchel) Paige
Charles C. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Satchel
Satch
Finley
Chicago
Hank Peters
Paige
Athletics
Minnesota
Tigers Blank Indians as Lolich Hurls Four-Hitter
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich stifled Cleveland with a four hit game guiding the Tigers to a 2-0 victory. Ken Harrelson led Kansas City in a 10-5 Athletics win over Baltimore in the night’s second doubleheader game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Athletics
Baltimore
Pirates Top Reds 13 9 in Offensive Win
L E Cardenas drives in runs as Cincinnati slips to Pittsburgh in a high scoring game. Clendenon contributes two triples and Veale swipes a base while Mazeroski adds a sac fly. Bailey records a two base hit to pace the visitors.
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E—Cardenas
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bailey
Clendenon
Ell
Sb—Crandall S—Veale
Sf—Mazeroski
RBI Harper
Pinson
Johnson
Robinson
Perez
Cardenas
Coker
Jay P Seeetee May
James
Helms
Eeenee
RBI Bailey
Beens Virdon
Clemente
Oliver
Stargell
Mota
Mazeroski
Alley
Crandall
Lamabe Hurl Leafs To Win In Playoff Opener
Toronto Maple Leafs pitcher Lamabe threw a shutout six hits nine strikeouts as Toronto defeated Columbus Jets 4-0 in the International League final series opener. The Leafs chase their first playoff title since 1960 while the Jets seek the Governor's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jack Lamabe
Toronto Maple Leafs
Columbus
Lamabe
Maple Leafs
Jets
Leafs
Dowler Still Holds Wyoming High Hurdles Record
Boyd Dowler, Green Bay Packers star end, remains Wyoming state high school hurdles record holder with 14.6 seconds set as Cheyenne High senior in 1954.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay Packers
Wyoming
Dowler
Cheyenne High
Top Golfers In Golf Series At Akron Firestone
The World Series of Golf begins at Firestone Country Club Akron with a 77,500 purse and a 50,000 first prize. Field includes Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Dave Marr and Peter Thomson in a two day 36 hole playoff. Nicklaus aims to rebound after missed majors while Player Marr and Thomson vie for payout and prestige.
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Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Peter Thomson
Firestone Country Club
National League Standings and Results Snapshot
NL standings show San Francisco and Los Angeles atop the table with tight gaps. Milwaukee beats New York while San Francisco defeats Chicago, and Los Angeles downed Houston and Philadelphia edged St. Louis in extra innings. Today’s schedule features seven games across the circuit with several Chicago and St. Louis clashes.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
San Fran
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Phila
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Minnesota 8 Boston 5 Detroit 2 Cleveland 0
Summary of multiple baseball scores with teams including Minnesota, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, California, New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Baltimore, and New York. Playoff note indicates Oklahoma City leads Portland in Minor League Pacific Coast League series 2-1 and Toronto leads Columbus in International League series 1-0.
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Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Washington
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Portland
Oklahoma City
Toronto
Columbus
W. L. Pet
New York Ee
Local Area Grid Results Across Middletown to Reading
Local scores show Middletown 47 Kettering Fairmont West 12 and Fenwick 34 Springboro 6 against Franklin 3. Multiple Ohio and Indiana matchups include Warren area foes and Northern schools with totals ranging from close games to blowouts.
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Middletown
Kettering
Fairmont West
Fenwick
Springboro
Franklin
Carlisle
Lebanon
Monroe
Germantown
Foreigner's barefoot kickoff helps Louisville win
Andy Nielsen, a 17 year old Danish exchange student and Louisville High team manager, played football for the first time and kicked three field goals barefoot to lift Louisville to a 24-14 win over Canton Glenwood. He nailed 26, 33 and 27 yarders after being spotted by Coach Paul Starkey and assistants during post practice fun.
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Canton
Ohio
Andy Nielsen
Denmark
Louisville High
Canton Glenwood
Nielsen
Louisville
Paul Starkey
Quintana Sets Seven School Records at UNM 1964
UNM quarterback Stan Quintana set seven school records during the 1964 season. The Santa Fe native, a 174 pound junior, also set four Western Athletic Conference records. He was team MVP, named to the conference all star team and WAC back of the year, plus All America honorable mention.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Stan Quintana
University of New Mexico
Santa Fe
WAC
Middletown Middies overwhelm Fairmont 47 12 in opener
Middletown defeats Fairmont 47 to 12 as Jim Ousley throws four TDs and Johnny Mail breaks for a 76 yard score. The Middies rack up 325 yards total offense while stifling Fairmont with four interceptions and four recovered fumbles.
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Jim Ousley
Johnny Mail
Ousley
Steve McCluskey
Dragons
Piqua
Middies
Mail
Bobby Joe Love
Jim Thompson
McCluskey
Fairmont
Tt Ee Areae
Gordon
Middletown
M—Love
Werner guides Finneytown to 35 6 win over Madison Mohawks
Finneytown quarterback Werner ran for two touchdowns and threw two more as Finneytown overwhelmed Madison 35 6. He produced 50 and 54 yard TD runs and connected with Terry Wilburn and Denny Burkle for scoring passes while Pat Hayes added five straight extra points.
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Finneytown
Mark Werner
Middletown High
Madison Mohawks
Terry Wilburn
Denny Burkle
Right end in the NFL known as tight end
The right end in football is called the tight end or blocking end because he blocks on both running and passing plays.
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New York Mets
Walt Bond
Jim Wynn
Satchel Paige
Hurler
A‘s
Bill Freehan
Ray Oyler
Micky Lolch
Mickey Stanley
Lolich
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Conigliaro
Red Sox
Brooks Robinson
Curt Blefary
Jerry Adair
Boog Powell
Orioles
Mickey Lolich
Veale Victims
SO Jay
Zanni
Arrigo
Locke
Duffalo Veale
W—Veale
L—Jay
Hurl
Nicklaus
Marr
Thomson
E. Fourth ST. Franklin, D
Dayton
Bowsher
Stacy
Smith
Freeman
Shanklin
Newland
Dan Dilts
Harry Truman
Mason
Seven Mile
Madison
Talawanda
Ross Two
Valley Schools
Northmont
Stebbins
Meadowdale
Roosevelt
Troy
Beavercreek
Miami East
Versailles
Eaton
Twin Valley
Xenia Wilson
Fairborn
Miamisburg
W. Carrollton
W. Milton
Carroll
St. Mary’s
Sidney
Jefferson
Trotwood
Coldwater
Minster
Centerville
Bellbrook
Bishop Alter
Wapakoneta
Tecumseh
Greenville
Springfield Cath
Springfield
Shawnee
Col. White
Fairview
Greenhills
Mt. Healthy
St. Xavier
Richmond
Ind
Anderson
McNicholas
Brookville
Harrison
Loveland
Lockland
Ham
Garfield
Colerain
Taft
Wilmington
Cin
Moeller
Princeton
Oak Hills
Lincoln
Hgts
Taylor
Lawrenceburg
Sycamore
Reading
Indian Hill
Fairfield
Norwood
Glen Este
N. Coll. Hill
Milford
Goshen
New Miami
Deer Park
Springfield South
Fremont Ross
Bellefontaine
Urbana
Massillon
Cleve
Glenville
Barberton
Elyria
Canton McKinley
Akron Hoban
Fostoria
Findlay
Newark
Toledo
Whitmer
By Jerry Nardiello
Middletown Middies
Fairmont Dragons
Jack Gordon
Visitors
Middie
M—Mail
Ousey
Henderson
M—Slusher
M—Thompson
M—Henderson
F—Cole
F—Madlinger
Werner
Paice O
F—Werner
Hayes
F—Buerkle
F—Wilburn
F—Tupper
M—Oganowski
Goodyear Service Store
Manchester
Boron
Standard Oil Company
Sohio
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