Ramos Leaves Yankees With Rough Relief Showing
Pedro Ramos allowed only two hits in five innings of relief as the New York Yankees beat Minnesota 5 2 to move into second place one game behind Baltimore in the AL pennant race. Ramos had a 10-year career and was backed by late offense from Bert Campaneris and Ed Charles.
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White Sox
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Mike Hershberger
Floyd Robinson
Lucas Still Unsigned as Royals Open Camp at Oxford
Cincinnati Royals begin training with Jerry Lucas unsigned over a pay dispute after rookie honors in 1963-64. Oscar Robertson agreed to a raise, while Tom Thacker also remains unsigned. Coach Jack McMahon brings five rookies to drills at Miami University campus.
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New York University
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Memphis State
Post Accepts Baseball Post
ROCKFORD Ohio AP Wally Post former Reds star has been appointed state commissioner of the Ac me Baseball Congress Inc to help expand its baseball program for high school boys Post will serve without pay Lee White official of the congress says The past season the congress had four leagues in Mercer, Auglaize, Van Wert and Allen counties with 440 450 boys on 22 teams participating
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Wally Post
Cincinnati Reds
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Post
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Weekend Fights Shocks in Johannesburg and Tokyo
Willie Ludick stops Ralph Du pas in a 147 pound bout in Johannesburg while Salvatore Burrini defeats John Baby on points at 110 in Rome. Katsutoshi Aoki outpoints Al Patterson in Tokyo as 118 and 117 fights unfold.
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South Africa
Willie Ludick
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Rome
Salvatore Burrini
Italy
John Baby
Tokyo
Katsutoshi Aoki
Japan
al Patterson
Philippines
Batting Drill Set For Cincinnati Reds
Chicago AP The Cincinnati Reds idle today plan extra batting practice per acting manager Dick Sisler. After a 9-2 win over Milwaukee on 14 hits, Cincinnati struggled earlier in the series with Milwaukee. Frank Robinson, batting .217 since month’s start, had two hits and drove in the first run. Harper Pinson Johnson and Coker provided the offensive spark as Warren Spahn exited early and Braves used four more pitchers.
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Cincinnati
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Vadam Pinson
Jim Coker
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Pinson
Deron Johnson
Leo Cardenas
Warren Spahn
National League scores and today's and Tuesday games
National League results include Philadelphia 4 San Francisco 1 in 10 innings, Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 2, St. Louis 15 Chicago 2, Los Angeles 5 New York 4, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0. Tonight St Louis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. Tuesday Cincinnati at Chicago New York at San Francisco.
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Warren Spahn
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Major League Baseball Standings and Sunday Results
The standings show Baltimore leading with 87 wins and 59 losses, followed by New York 84-59 and Chicago 81-61. Sunday results include Cleveland 5 Chicago 4, New York 5 Minnesota 2, Washington 5 Detroit 1, Boston 4 Los Angeles 3, Kansas City 7 Baltimore 5. Rochester leads Buffalo 2-0 and Buffalo 3 Syracuse 3.
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Bunning Wins 17th as Phillies Rally in 10 Inning Win
Associated Press report notes Jim Bunning of Philadelphia scatters seven hits to earn his 17th win against four losses in the Phillies 4 1 0 inning victory over San Francisco in extras.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
San Francisco
U. S. Tracksters Dominant At Olympic Trials In LA
United States track and field stars dazzled at Memorial Coliseum two day trials. Rex Cawley set a world 400 meter hurdles record 49.1 while Ralph Boston soared 27 feet 4 4 inches in the long jump lifting the American standard. Bob Hayes equaled the American 100 meter mark 10.1 and Mike Larrabee matched the world 44.9 in the 400 meters. Gerry Lindgren won the 10 000 meters in 29 02 0. Cyrol Burleson took the 1500 meter in 3 41 2 defeating Tom O Hara as they chase Olympic spots in Tokyo. Olympic record marks fell in several sprints throws and jumps.
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Mike Larrabee
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Gerry Lindgren
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Wash
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Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Chicago
Tom O'Hara
Schul earns Olympic berth in 5000 as Dellinger ties
Miami of Ohio star Bob Schul and Bill Dellinger tied for first in the 5000 meters at the final trials, earning Schul a place on the U S Olympic track team with a 13 55 6 clocking. Ohio runners Darnell Mitchell and Barry Sugden failed to reach the top three in the 800 meters.
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U.S
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Dayton
Bill Dellinger
Ohio U
Darnell Mitchell
Cleveland
Barry Sugden
Akron
Sugden
Ar Mitchell
Aussies Relax Americans Work for Davis Cup Final
Australians coolly plan rest before the September 25 27 Davis Cup Challenge Round in Cleveland while the United States finalizes its four man squad. Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle defeated Chuck McKinney and Dennis Ralston as the Australians lead the way in the buildup. The US team likely includes McKinley Ralston Ashe Riessen with Emerson Stolle Newcombe Roche leading contenders. Maria Bueno beat Carole Caldwell Graebner to retain the women's title in a third straight foreign victory.
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Germantown’s Bover Crowns NHRA Hydroplane Champion
In Newport Kentucky AP report Dick Bover Sr. of Germantown Ohio piloted Kat N Nan II at 67.53 mph to win both heats in the first sanctioned regional boat races in over 30 years. Paul Bauer of Cincinnati owned Kat N Nan II, with Kat N Nan I placing second in the light hydroplane division. James Roberts of Dayton won the 145 cubic inch class aboard Wild One at 68.80 mph.
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Thunderbird Eleven Splits Two Efforts
Middletown's Thunderbird Eleven split weekend games beating South Dayton Optimists 22 to 0 in a 12 minute quarter exhibition and losing to Cincinnati's Parchman Owlers Hawks 22 to 6 in a non league match. They open Bantam League play on September 7.
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Lema Bags World Series of Golf Title After Tight Final Round
Cham pagne Tony Lema edged Ken Venturi by one stroke in Akron as a fortuitous bounce and a bold No. 9 par helped him to a 68 final round and a 138 total. Venturi finished second at 143, with Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols further back. Purses totaled 75 000.
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Bowsher Wins Dayton Classic at Dayton Speedway
Harmony driver Jack Bowsher won the Dayton 500 in 3 hours 16 minutes 32.7 seconds at Dayton Speedway earning 1925 dollars from a 10000 dollar purse. Jim Cushman of Columbus finished second earning 1250 dollars and Iggy Katona of Willis Michigan finished third earning 925 dollars. Bowsher and Katona drove 194 Fords while Cushman drove a 1964 Plymouth.
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Harmony
Dayton
Dayton Speedway
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Columbus
Iggy Katona
Willis, Mich
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Bunning Nearing Rare Double as Phils Lead NL
Philadelphia ace Jim Bunning stood three wins from a rare two league 20-game mark after a 4-1 10 inning win over San Francisco. His streak could make him the first to post 20 wins in both leagues since 1924, with Detroit in 1957 and now the Phillies in 1960.
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Associated Press Sport
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Cy Young
Jack Chesbio
Joe MacGinnity
Carl Mays
Detroit
Ksely
Phillies
Giants
Hardwick Named Bowler Of Year
Billy Hardwick 23 of San Mateo California was named 1964 Bowler of the Year by the Bowling Writers Association of America. He averaged 212 over 897 PBA tournament games and led all professionals in winnings with over 55000 dollars.
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San Mateo
Calif
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Hardwick
Bowlers Association
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