Deb Share Sets 634 in Major League Bowing Standouts
Deb Share led last night with a 634 honor count and 224 high game in the Men's Major League. Vic Marean posted a 593 series with a 222 game. Lloyd Retzlaff had a 617 in the Tuesday Senior League. Arch ie Myers earned a 248 game and 579 series. Helen Lehr topped City and County with a 495 series and 194 high game.
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Baseball standings and results wrap with late season play
American League and National League standings shown with team records and percentages. Tuesday results include Kansas City at Minnesota 7 6 in 15 innings and Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1. Other games postponed by rain with several twi-night showings. A note adds historical fact: more than 1 750 patents were issued for washing machines in the 19th Century.
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Braves delay on future home plans amid offers and doubts
Milwaukee Braves president John McHale says no definite offer to move, though Milwaukee's bid could boost 1965 income by about a quarter million. He notes multiple city inquiries, a pending Atlanta stadium project, and looming board discussions while attendance and losses are cited.
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Badgers Scrimmage After Notre Dame Loss At Wisconsin
Wisconsin football resumed drills after a 1 7 defeat to Notre Dame as three players miss practice with illness or injuries. Mike London and Bob Monk sat out with minor infections Lee Burnet had a heel injury but is expected back soon. Bruhn shifts players to bolster defense and uses Carl Silvestri at both back positions while Dave Franck returns to punting duties.
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White Sox cling to pennant hopes with win over Angels
The Chicago White Sox edged the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 to stay within striking distance in the American League pennant race. Al López said the team will rest two days before a four game series with the Kansas City A's, while the Yankees threaten with doubleheaders against Detroit.
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Starr Prepared To Lead Packers In Vikings Game
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr carries a sore shoulder but will direct the offense Sunday against Minnesota. Starr aggravated a muscle injury against Detroit and sat out much of the second half. The Packers relied on him for big plays and play-calling as they built a 14-10 win. Defenders Hank Gremminger Herb Adderley and Kostelnik and Jordan supported a cohesive unit as Green Bay fought through the Lions game. A stallion note ends the piece with unrelated trivia about a Lipizzaner horse.
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Stars Pitching Beats Reds as Streak Ends
Yesterday's Stars pitcher rienna and the Pirates overcame Cincinnati after multiple jams, earning a 20 victory that halted the Reds nine game streak and tied the National League lead with St. Louis. Matty Alou of the Giants hit his first major league homer in exactly two years, an 11th inning leadoff shot that preserved San Francisco's slim NL pennant hopes in a 4 5 4 victory over Houston.
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Casey Stengel Okays Contract with Mets
Casey Stengel, 74, confirms a one year extension as manager of the New York Mets. He notes a sizable raise and backs front office moves by Bing Devine and Eddie Stanky to George Weiss, saying the team has improved with better pitchers and young talent.
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Mets Eyeing Casey Ring as Manager Rumor Swirls
Donald Grant, chairman of the Mets, said no hiring plans now but acknowledged talks with one or two men who could be considered if Casey retires. He noted Philadelphia pitching struggled and Milwaukee lacks top staff.
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Dodgers Rehire Manager Alston After Turbulent Year
Walter Alston and the Dodgers announced he would return as manager for a 1964 season. The club, despite a disastrous slide from first to seventh after winning the pennant and World Series, blamed the downturn on others and rehired Alston in a move cast as compassionate.
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Dodgers stick with Walter Alston as manager for next season
Dodgers General Manager Buzzie Bavasi announced Walter Alston will remain manager for next season despite circulating rumors. Bavasi said no other candidate was considered and the decision was made early due to excessive speculation.
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Syracuse Halfback AP Back of Week Named
Floyd Little, Syracuse University sophomore halfback, named Back of the Week by The Associated Press for five touchdowns against Kansas in a 38 6 win. He wears No 44, echoing past Syracuse legends Jimmy Brown and Ernie Davis.
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Colavito breaks 34th homer in 15-inning 7 6 KC win
Rocky Colavito hit his 34th homer a 415 foot shot to left over the fence as Kansas City Athletics beat the Minnesota Twins 7 6 in 15 innings on Tuesday.
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Thrifty Shop Offers Wide Range of Clothing
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