Results from a busy Saturday and Sunday sports slate
Scores span multiple leagues and sports with wins for New York Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Minnesota Kansas City Los Angeles and Chicago in baseball. college and professional track golf and tennis results noted. races and international events listed with varied outcomes.
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Cardinals Split Two Boosts Giants With O'Dell Bullpen
The San Francisco Giants moved to first place as Billy O'Dell, now in the bullpen, held the Dodgers scoreless in a key ninth inning and earned his sixth win in nine decisions. Philadelphia dropped a doubleheader to St. Louis, committing six errors in the nightcap and falling 8 2. The day also featured Cubs beating Houston 10-2 then losing 4-1 in 10 innings, Milwaukee sweeping New York, and Cincinnati taking two from Pittsburgh. Other NL results included Baltimore, Boston, Kansas City, New York and Minnesota wins across the league.
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Tony Cloninger
Hank Aaron
Rico Carty
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Vada Pinson
John Edwards
John Tsitouri
Jim Maloney
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Richie Allen
Gene Mauch
Ray Culp
Baseball statistical leaders show Mays and Clemente dominant
The data lists top players across batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable names include Mays of San Francisco, Clemente of Pittsburgh, Williams of Chicago, and others like Oliva, Killebrew, and Allison. Pitching leaders feature Ford and Marichal detailing wins, losses, and strikeouts.
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Mantilla powers Red Sox to doubleheader sweep
Felix Mantilla slugged five hits with two homers and three RBIs as Boston swept Cleveland 8-5 and 4-3. Diego Segui pitched a four hit shutout as Kansas City beat Los Angeles 4-0, ending the Angels 11 game win streak.
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Orioles Slam Door in 64 Slogan Aimed at 1964 Push
Baltimore Orioles trumpet a bold slogan hoping to recapture top form after a midseason collapse last year when they led the league until June 8 before finishing fourth, 1842 games back, as rivals watch.
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Wonroc News Highlights From June Twenty Ninth, Nineteen Sixty Four
A compact item from The Wonroc News dated Monday June 29 1964 covers local events and notices. It notes community happenings and brief items typical of a mid century newspaper page.
Orioles Chase All Star Break Lead In Tight American League
The Orioles surge with Boog Powell's 20 homers and Brooks Robinson's .324 average fueling a string of wins, while the Yankees and rest of the league brace for the approaching All Star game as the race tightens toward August. Powell's power and Hall, Miller, Haddix relief lift Baltimore's push toward a potential pennant.
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Dick Hall
Stu Miller
Harvey Haddix
Wally Bunker
Milt Pappas
Robin Roberts
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Chuck Estrada
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Nicklaus and Player Enter Whitemarsh Open Field
Entered Philadelphia AP reports Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player will compete in this week’s $125,000 Whitemarsh Open Golf tournament after earlier indicating they would not participate.
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Hatcher Runner-Up Bill Jones Wins Senior Invitational
Bill Jones, a 50-year-old senior, won the third annual Senior Invitational at Bayou DeSiard Country Club by defeating Nolan Hatcher 2 up in the finals amid windy conditions. Jones, a four-time Bayou DeSiard club champion, credited his putting for success as he moved to a one-up lead at the 13th and two-up at the 16th. The event featured multiple flight and consolation titles with Dr. Andrew Emmer and T. B. McKeithen claiming early flight wins, while Jones’s son Bobby watched from the 18th green with crossed fingers. The Cotton States Invitational remains on Labor Day weekend, continuing a regional amateur tradition.
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Polk Host Service Baseball Meet On July Fourth
Fort Polk’s Fighting Bishops, after a week’s rest, prepare for a July 4 tournament at the diamond in Fort Polk Louisiana. Randolph Air Force Base closed a two game set with a 14th win in 15 outings aided by a six run fourth. Freddy Patek and Eve Mini homered for the Rambers as Lou Shimoskie went 3-for-4 with a double and Bob Dier added a 0-for-8 line while Doug Whitman earned the win and Joe Canzoneri took the loss in relief.
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Bastrop Amateur Team Ties Guard in Exhibition Tilt
The Bastrop Independents and National Guard battled to an 8 8 tie Sunday at the Ouachi ta diamond in an exhibition tilt. Terry Murry pitched for Bastrop and Mason for National Guard. Interested players should call Leonard Pratt or Terry Murry in Bastrop.
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Phillies Slip From First After Weekend Split
St. Louis AP report says the Philadelphia Phillies, leading the National League, collapsed defensively over the weekend, dropping two games and fouling up another, with 14 errors contributing to the decline and ending their hold on first place.
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Texan designer claims grand prix track record in Chaparral
Jim Hall of Midland Texas drives his Chaparral to a Watkins Glen Grand Prix victory with a 2 hour 4 minute 6 tenth second time. He sets a one lap track record at 1:22.2 and averages 96.81 mph, 160 mph top, earning a $1,500 purse. Roger Penske finishes second, and 16 of 30 starters finish.
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