Wasted etc Night Game At AAA Between Los Angeles and Washington
Report lists a night game at AAA with Los Angeles and Washington players. Key moments include Kirkpatrick hitting a second home run for Los Angeles and Kennedy contributing for Washington. Pitchers Brumley and Kline appear, with several substitutions noted, ending with an effort split on runs and innings.
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Ivy
Meyer
Lee
McBride
Osinki
Ouliba
R. Lee
Odgers
Daniels
Koch
Kline
Brumley
L—Kline
Los Angeles
Kirkpatrick
Washington
Kennedy
Baseball Night Schedule And Results Across Leagues
MLB and NL action listed with games in progress and results including Boston New York Detroit and Kansas City matchups. Tuesday scores feature Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Milwaukee St Louis Houston and Cincinnati with notable pitching lines and late games.
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Hiladelphia
Francisco
Shsincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
S!. Louis
Cincinnati
San
Ursday
Baseball Night Scores and Home Runs Across Leagues
A dense recap of MLB action with multiple games. Key details include Philadelphia versus New York with home runs by Herrnstein, Cincinnati beating San Francisco with Pinson and Cepeda homering, American League twilight games involving Chicago, Baltimore, Boston and New York, plus Kansas City Detroit and Minnesota Cleveland results with several players credited for runs or homers. Strong names include Bennett, Roebuck, Dalrymple, Bertell, Cepeda, Pinson, Morehead, Pepitone, Gentile, Freehan and others.
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Igo
Burchardt
Baltimore
Bunker
Boston
New York
Dowing
Kansas City
Penn
Detroit
Wickersham
Minnesota
Pascua
Roland
Cleveland
Ramos
McDowell
Los Angeles
Washington
Noruh Gael Nigh Asoay
Kansas
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bennett
Roebuck
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Jackson
McDaniel
Bertell
Schatter
W—Bennett
L—Jackson
Herrnstein
Baseball scores across four leagues include mixed results
International League Buffalo 9-3 Columbus 2-1 Richmond 2- Toronto Rochester 5? Atlanta 3- Jacksonville 8 Syracuse Pacific Coast League Hawaii at Seattle rain postponed Spokane at Portland rain San Diego at Tacoma rain Arkansas 3 Salt Lake City 0 Oklahoma City 2 Dallas Denver 10 Indianapolis 0 Texas League Albuquerque 8 El Paso 5 San Antonio 3 Austin 2 Tulsa rain Eastern League Reading 2-0 Williamsport 0-2 York 8 Charleston 3 Springfield 8 Elmira 5 Southern League Birmingham 8 Chattanooga 2 Knoxville 6 Asheville 5 16 innings Columbus 62 Lynchburg 33 Macon 8-6 Charlotte 1-5
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Columbus
Richmond
Toronto
Rochester
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Hawaii
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Spokane
Portland
San Diego
Tacoma
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Denver
Indianapolis
Albuquerque
el Paso
San Antonio
Austin
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Birmingham
Chattanooga
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Asheville
Lynchburg
Macon
Charlotte
League Leaders Batter and Pitching Standings Snapshot
Batting leaders include Fregosi Los Angeles .355 Oliva Minnesota 86 hits and Killebrew Minnesota 20 home runs. Pitching leaders feature Ford New York 91 strikeouts and Farrell Houston 101 .909. Other top names and stat lines from various teams populate the edition.
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Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Mantle
New York
Bressoud
Boston
Allison
Rolure
Siebern
Baltimore
Stuart
Wagner
Cleveland
Killebrew
Cash
Detroit
Colavito
Kansas City
Hall
Causey
Richardson
Mathews
Yastrzemski
McAuliffe
Versailles
Gentile
Aparicio
Davatilio
Weis
Chicago
Americans Far Behind in Queen's Club. Wimbledon Seedings Noted
London and sites report a scatter of results across tennis golf and horse racing. Frank Froehting Gene Scott and Clif Richey survived for the US in Queen's Club Tourna ment while Chuck McKinley seeded second at Wimbledon behind Roy Emerson. Dennis Ralston led NCAA tennis. Jerry Potter led NCAA golf with a 69 round. At Aqueduct Vanderlure won the Hardie Handicap. Monmouths feature went to Bueno Road. at Delaware Park Quick Pitch captured Grass Widow Purse. Bull Lea the famed Lexington sire died at 29.
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Frank Froehting
Gene Scott
Clif Richey
U.S
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Emerson
Australia
East Lansing
Mich
Dennis Ralston
Usc
New York
Vanderlure
Aqueduct
Mike Venezia
Oceanport
N.J
Old Daddy
Monmouth Park Stanton
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Quick_ Pitch
Delalware Park
Chicaco
Boston
Tommy_ Sisum
Suffolk Downs
Lucky Steve
Chicago
Arlington Park
Dandy K
Inglewood
Calif
Claro
Hollywood Park
Lexington
Bull Lea
Adair boo to cheers after lip injury and return
Baltimore Orioles second baseman Jerry Adair drew prolonged applause after a lip wound required 11 stitches from a thrown ball. He returned to start in the second game of a doubleheader as he continues to hit well since May, helping an injury-depleted club hover near first place in the standings.
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Baltimore
Jerry Adair
Aseman
Adair
Orioles
Bob Johnson
Gene Woodling
Jerry
Eddie Weidner
Russ Snyder
McGaha Gets A's Rolling After Short Hired Run
Mel McGaha, in five days as Kansas City manager, steers the A’s to a five game win streak after a four run sweep of Detroit 7 4 and 6 0. The winning surge narrows the gap to one game from ninth in the AL as Chicago splits with Baltimore and other AL NL games unfold. McGaha’s status may be re evaluated as the streak continues.
Finley raises deals with Causey Pena and Wyatt
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O Finley tore up contracts of Wayne Causey Or lando Pena and John Wyatt and wrote new ones with higher salaries Tuesday Causey batting .520 Wyatt 12 saves four wins Pena leads league with 80 strikeouts and 7 5 won loss Fans stay away Municipal Stadium poor attendance and Finleys volatile moves continue after A s fifth straight win Tuesday night.
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Kansas City
Charles
Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Wayne Causey
Orlando Pena
John Wyatt
Causey
Wyatt
Pena
Municipal Stadium
Charley
Ed Lopat
Mel McGaha
A’s
Grambling Star Candy Robinson Signs with Red Sox
Grambling right hander Candy Robinson aged 21 signed a bonus contract with the Boston Red Sox. bonus believed around 20000 dollars. He will report to the club in February after being signed by Red Sox scout Edward Scott.
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Grambling
Boston Red Sox
Candy Robinson
Robinson
Red Sox
Edward Scott Scott
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Underdogs Ride Rain to Maine Missouri Tilt in College World Series
In Omaha Maine faces Missouri after a rain soaked schedule with Ferris delivering key relief in a 2 1 victory over Southern California. Dolloff anchors Maine rotation while Musgraves carries Missouri with Stroud ready for a possible title game. Minnesota eyes finals with Polack as top hurler.
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Maine Missouri
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Butterfield
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Stroud
Seton Hall
Jim Nelson
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Weber
Hi Simmons
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Pollack
Falstaff Extends Legion League Lead Over Guard 10 2 Victory
Falstaff remained unbeaten by beating National Guard 10 to 2 at Legion Stadium. A six run first inning, aided by two hits five walks an error and two wild pitches, gave Falstaff a commanding lead they held despite three Guard hits. Billy Brooks earned the win with five innings pitched while Gary Fields finished the last two. Harold Arrant relieved for five innings in a losing effort. Next action is Thursday as KTVE meets Ouachita Bank at 7 30 p.m.
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American Legion
National Guard
Bobby Bryan
Harold Arrant
KTVE
Ouachita Bank
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Wee Bryan
L éaTigne
Arrant
Bryan
Fields
Hartquist Aces 109-Yard No 2 Hole at Municipal Course
Bob Hartquist, fresh from the Louisiana amateur championship in Alexandria, aced the 109 yard No 2 hole at Municipal Golf Course yesterday using a Hogan Eliminator. Club pro Johnny Myers said he played in a threesome with Byron Grigsby and Mark Whitfield.
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Bob Hartquist
Alexandria
Municipal
Hartquist
Hogan
Johnny Myers
Byron Grigsby
Mark Whitfield
Krauser Pulaski Take Roll Arena Wrestling Show
Karol Krauser and Stan Pulaski, the bearded villains, dominated Roll Arena last night by defeating Irish Mike Clancy and Benny Matta in a tag team feature. An injury to Matta from San Antonio ended the match for his team. Preliminary bouts saw Matta win by disqualification against Pulaski, and Clancy defeat Krauser in ten minutes, marking Krauser’s first Louisiana loss in a one fall tuneup for the main event.
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Karol Krauser
Stan Pulaski
Villians
Mike Clancy
Benny Matta
Roll Arena
Matta
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Pulaski
Clancy
Krauser
Louisiana
Citadel and rivals have never beaten the Cadets this fall
The Citadel, Boston College, Virginia and Duke are among Army's 10 football opponents this fall that have never defeated the Cadets, highlighting Army's favorable historical matchup trend this season.
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Citadel
Boston College
Virginia
Duke
Army
Bill Shoemaker Sets Hollywood Park Single Day Record
Hall of Fame jockey Bill Shoemaker rode six winners from eight mounts at Hollywood Park in 1953. His six wins in one program established a standing track record for most victories by a rider in a single day.
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Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
2692 Amateurs Enter Public Links Championship
The United States Golf Association announced 2,692 entrants for the 1964 National Public Links Championship. A 150-player field will form after sectional qualifying at 46 sites before June 28, with 149 qualifiers plus defending champion Bobby Lunn competing in Minneapolis for 36 holes to select 64 match players starting July 15, leading to semifinals and finals on July 17 and 18.
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New York
UPI
United States Golf Association Today
Minneapolis
Bobby Lunn
San Francisco
Two Undefeated Teams Rayville Rivals Tonight
Rayville Louisiana special report notes a tonight 7 30 pm exhibition between Falstaff of Monroe and Cook's TV of Rayville, both unbeaten in regional leagues. Falstaff owns seven Legion Amateur League wins. Cook's eight Dixie Amateur victories. Pitchers Lefty Mercer and Jerry Godwin expected to start, with regional leagues described. Michigan State tennis figure Tony O'Donnell tied to a 1963 Canadian junior Davis Cup team.
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Rayville
Falstaff
Monroe
Cook's TV
American Legion
Ouachita Parish
Cook’s
Dixie
Lefty
Doc’ Mercer
Bayville
Jerry Godwin
Monroe Invaders
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Archibald
Ouachita Parish Legion
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Tony O'Donnell
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