Sunday results in Pacific Coast League and leagues
Sunday scores across the Pacific Coast League show Denver over Indianapolis 7 to 5 and Seattle over Spokane 6 to 0. San Diego beat Vancouver 2 to 0, Portland won 4 to 0, Salt Lake City defeated Hawaii 8 to 4, and Oklahoma City routed Tacoma 12 to 3. Western and Eastern divisions list standings and matches across multiple cities.
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San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Portland Ao
Ravens
Haweli
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Oklahome City
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Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Syracuse
Atlanta
Jacksonville
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Texas
Tulsa
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Elmira
York
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Lynchburg
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Charlotte
Asheville
Montgomery
Knoxville
Boston
Tennis Upset Highlights Wimbledon Second Round
Allen Fox of Los Angeles defeated third seed Jan Erik Lundquist of Sweden 7-9 7-5 6-2 7-5 in a second round match. Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield beat Ramanathan Krishnan 9-7 6-1 6-4 in a third round clash. Nadine Netter upset Sue Shrader in Greensboro. St. Paul Open lead shared by Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer. NCAA Championship lead held by Marty Fleckman after 68. Freshmen Roberta Albers and Rhonda Gienn reach finals in Florida. Celtics sale near $3 million to New York firm. Horse and greyhound results across the East and West.
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Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Jan Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ramanathan Krishnan
India
Greensboro
N.C
Nadine Netter
Wellesley
Sue Shrader
Sacramento College
ST. Paul
Minn
Lionel Hebert
Dick Mayer
Knoxville
Tenn
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Gainesville
Fla
Roberta Albers
University of Miami
Rhonda Gienn
Palm Beach
Patti Snook
Valparaiso
Carol Sorenson
Arizona State
Miss Whitworth Favored To Win Maryland Meet
Ellicott City Maryland lead money winner Kathy Whitworth led 34 pros and 27 amateurs in the first round of the $10,000 Lady Carling Open. Whitworth eyed the $1,500 top prize as LPGA members Sandra McClinton Cynthia Sullivan Margie Masters Gloria Armstrong and Sandra Palmer teed off early while Mickey Wright sat out with an injured hand. Carol Mann and Whitworth were among the last to go.
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Miss Whitworth
Sandra McClinton
Cynthia Sullivan
LPGA
Margie Masters
Gloria Armstrong
Sandra Palmer
Mickey Wright
Carol Mann
West Monroe Dixie Seniors Saturday Games at Legion Memorial
Five teams schedule key noon and afternoon showdowns at Legion Memorial Stadium. Fink's meets Krauss and Cahn at 1 30 and Hill Lumber faces Hadded Athletic Equipment at 3 30 as part of the Saturday slate.
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Tigers, Tribe, Orioles Close In On Top Pair
Five teams chase the AL pennant as the Yankees struggle. Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Minnesota, and Chicago surge with recent wins while the Yankees drop games. Orioles beat Boston 4-1. Indians 3-1 over Minnesota. Tigers 3-2 over the Dodgers. In NL action St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Houston win. Brooks Robinson hits a three-run homer. Aparicio adds a homer. Yastrzemski drives in the lone Bos run.
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Red Sox
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Gary Bell
Twins
Max Alvis
Camilo Pascual
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Jimmie Hall
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Fred Newman
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Willie Smith
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Pedro Ramos
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Mantle insists he is coming back next year
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle refutes quitting rumors and confirms he plans to return in 1965. He explains a prior remark about quitting was misinterpreted amid a slump and injuries. Manager Johnny Keane says Mantle assured him he has no intention of retirement and expects him to return.
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UPI
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Yankees
Johnny Keane
Keane
Mickey
Ruston Baseball Game Rained Out
Ruston, La. Special report: A rainstorm Thursday postponed an American Legion Junior baseball game between El Dorado Arkansas and the James Contra tors of Ruston at El Dorado. Ruston had lost 1-0 the previous night at home despite one hit pitching.
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American Legion
el Dorado
Ark
James Contractors
Homer
Morgan Heads to California for NAAA Hurdles Title Bid
El Dorado Arkansas sprinter Roger Morgan, a Northeast Louisiana State hurdler, plans to fly to San Diego for the NAAA championships 120 yard high hurdles. Morgan, tied for fifth this year with a 13.7, is a past NAIA high hurdles champion and top contender with wind-assisted 13.6. He will receive his degree after summer school and has won multiple major titles this year including Coliseum Relays and Gulf States Conference.
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el Dorado
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San Diego
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Fleckman Opens NCAA Golf Lead At Holston Hills
Marty Fleckman shot 9 under par 135 to lead the NCAA golf championship at Holston Hills Country Club Knoxville. He holds a four stroke edge over Santa Clara's Jim Weichers as the field narrowed to the low 60 and ties for the final 36 holes. Fleckman’s 135 is the record low for the first two rounds, surpassing the 136 set by Don Albert in 1954.
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Fleckman
NCAA
Don Albert
Purdue
Houston golfer leads NCAA finals amid rain delay in Knoxville
Houston player appears relaxed as rain postpones play in Knoxville Tennessee. He shot 68 after a 67 opening round, building a four stroke margin entering the 36 hole finals.
Su Mac Lad’s 1964 trotting earnings soar past large sum
Su Mac Lad, purchased for 35000 dollars as a five year old, amassed earnings exceeding 814000 dollars during the 1964 racing season, highlighting a remarkable career year on the trotting circuit.
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Su Mac Lad
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