Del Crandall’s four hits lift Giants past Koufax in 13 innings
Del Crandall collected four hits, including the game’s deciding run on Cepeda’s dash home, as the Giants beat the Dodgers 2-1 in 13 innings at Candlestick Park. Koufax tied and then broke the strikeout mark with his 55th, reaching double digits for the 50th time in his career.
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Candestick Park
del Crandall
Koufax
Crandall
Dodger
Donnybrook
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Ray Hart
Nate Oliver
Cepeda
Rube Waddell
Bowling high scores and series leaders titled
High Games listed include Don Wilson 206 J T Tormey 202 Bob Hill 201 Donna Green 178 Deloris Poston 176 Alyce Wilcox 164. High Series leaders are Don Holloway 502 Bob Hill 492 Rich Brinkman 479 Donna Green 484 Joy Brinkman 452 Alyce Wilcox.
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Don Wilson
J. T. Tormey
Bob Hill
Donna Green
Deloris Poston
Alyce Wilcox
Don Holloway
Rich Brinkman
Joy Brinkman
Midgets Return To Du Quoin Fair
The midgets, fastest-growing USAC division, return to the Du Quoin State Fair for a three day program with A J Foyt likely to headline the Sunday Monday national championship 100 mile stock and big car races. Bob Wente leads a strong field with Parnelli Jones and other top drivers possibly signed for the event opening August 30. Reserved seats are available for all three races and other fair attractions.
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Bob Wente
Wente
St. Louisan
Jimmy Davies
Monticello
Ind
Parnelli Jones
Fair Racing
William Hayes
Tommy Copp
Fresno
Calif
Mel Kenyon
Davenport
Iowa
Mont-Ward Wins Doubleheader In Lofty Loop
Montgomery Ward swept a softball doubleheader at City Park beating City Employes 43 in eight innings and Ski 17 10. Jim Fitzjerralls Merle McRaven and Edwards led Ward’s offense. Edwards O Keefe and Burns starred for City men and Ski. Frostie meets Ski in a single game at 8 00 tonight in league action with Mont Ward leading the standings.
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Montgomery Ward
City Park
City
Phillips
Edwards
Wards
Jim Fitzjerralls
O'Keefe
Cutt
Merle McRaven
Bob Fitzjerralls
Ski
Fitzjerralls
Jim Burns
Montgomery-Ward
Frostie
Mont-Ward
Frostie le
Zender wins 36-hole State Amateur at Aurora Club
Bob Zender of Skokie and Purdue golf team led from start to finish to win the T2-hole State Amateur Championship at Aurora County Club. He finished 71-76 for 295, beating defending champ Dave Huske of Elgin by two shots. Earl Liff and George Howard shared third with 297, while James Mitchell tied for 10th with 305.
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Aurora
Bob Zender
Skokie
Purdue
Aurora County Club
Zender
Dave Huske
Elgin
Huske
Earl Liff
Pughland Park
George Howard
Winnetka
James
Dutch) Mitchell
Salem
Jane
Mitchell
Thursday's Fights by the Associated Press
In Miami Jack Johnson weighing 165 from the Dutch West Indies defeated Heeman Dixon 164, in a points decision at a Miami bout.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Jack Johnson
Dutch West Indies
Heeman Dixon
Barber Delivers Three Hit Shutout Return Versus Yankees
Orioles ace Steve Barber silenced the Yankees with a three hit outing and nine strikeouts in a 3-1 Baltimore win as Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson homered. The victory completed a three game sweep and kept Baltimore atop the American League standings. The Angels won their ninth in a row, 4-3 over Kansas City, while Cleveland beat Minnesota 8-1.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Baltimore
Barber
Steve Barber
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Joe Pepitone
Powell
Robinson
Jim Bouton
Bob Rodgers
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
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Fred Newman
Dan Osinski
Jim Piersall
Viv Power
Angels
Bill Bryan
A's
Oice
Max Alvis
Jack Kralick
Mudeat Grant
Kralick
Reever
Don McMahon
Larry Brown
Dick Howser
Twins
Bob Allison
Phils To Toss Jim Bunning At Birds Tonight
The Phillies lead the league and will start Jim Bunning against the Cardinals ace Bob Gibson in a four game series. Manager Johnny Keane calls it a big series but says it won’t decide the pennant as St. Louis aims to close an eight game gap after a 4-2 win over Houston aided by Ken Boyer’s two run double in the eighth.
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Jerry Lynch
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Mets
Joe Gibbon
Ron Hunt
New York
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Bob Bruce
Boyer
Curt Flood
Bill White
Groat
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Mike Becht
Associated Press
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Johnny Keane
Philadelphia
Hts
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Bob Gibson
Keane
Cardinals
Geiberger Leads Cleveland Open After Opening Round
Australian born Jim Ferrier, 46, laments missing modern purses as he shoots 76 to lead the $100,000 Cleveland Open. Sixty three of 159 players break par, with AL Geiberger atop at 66, while Tony Lema and George Bayer trail by one stroke in a crowded leaderboard. Defending champ Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus sit mid-pack in the 72 hole, four day event.
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Cleveland
Jim Ferrier
Jim
Jack Nicklaus
Forrice
America
Oleh
AL Geiberger
Highland Park Municipal
Tony Lema
George Bayer
Arnold Palmer
Jose Stable Versus V Shomo televised welter clash
In New York at Madison Square Garden a 10 round televised bout pits Jose Stable the 23 year old Cuban welterweight contender known for taking punches against Vince Shomo of New York the 21 year old former amateur who has five straight wins. Stable resumes his career after a broken jaw suffered in a gym incident eight months ago and carries a 22-2-1 record while Shomo sits at 12-4-1 with a rising streak.
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New York
Jose
Marshall
Vince Shomo
Madison Square Garden
Shomo
Yan
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Spahn Sets NL Record With 63rd Appearance
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn will start for the Braves at County Stadium tonight against the New York Mets in the opener of a four game set. It will be his 63rd National League appearance, the most by any left handed pitcher. He aims to beat Grover Cleveland Alexander for the league record with four more starts to go. Mets pitcher Tracy Stallard opposes. The Braves sit 3-6 and have lost eight of nine. the Mets have dropped 13 of 14.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
New York Mets
Hell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Spahn
Tracy Stallard
Mets
Braves
Los Angeles
Deer hunt permit applications require full physical description
The Illinois Department of Conservation announced that deer hunting permit applications must include height weight age hair color and eye color. Permits issued starting June 29 1964 require a separate $3 payment per application. Do not mail cash.
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Illinois Department of Conversation
Springfield
Ilinois Department of Conservation
Bears To Put Home Games On Theater TV
The Bears will telecast seven home games via closed circuit at two Chicago theaters with about 10 thousand seats. Tickets are five dollars per game at Avie Crown and Uptown theaters. Wrigley Field box seats cost three dollars with grandstand at two dollars, and season tickets are limited. Six home games go to Uptown and five to Arie Crown, with exclusions for the October World Series LA game and the October 18 Detroit game at Arie Crown.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Avie Crown
McCormick Place
Wrigley Field
Bears
Los Angeles Bears
Detroit
Wimbledon Officials Contemplate Withdrawals Over Apartheid Policy
Wimbledon faces a political quandary after Russia’s Alex Metreveli withdrew from the men’s singles and Istvan Gulyas pulled out of doubles with Abe Segal due to South Africa’s racial policy. Officials consider medical certs as a condition for future withdrawals while matches continue. The day also saw top seed Jan Lehane ousted in the women’s bracket as Norma Baylon advances.
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Bob Watts
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Russia
Alex Metreveli
Abe Segal
South Africa
Istvan Gulyas
Segal
Suzi Kormoczy
Hungary
Christiane Mercelis
Heather
Carol Prosen
Orlando
Fla
Semyn_ Belitz
Metroveli
Moscow
Jan Lehane
Australia
Norma Baylon
Chuck Melkinley
San Antonio
Tex
Denmark
Torben Ulrich
Marge Smith
Karen Susman
Indiana Prep Ace SIU Bound
Ted Sweatt, Wiley High School star and Indiana prep high jump record holder, commits to Southern Knois University on a basketball scholarship and enrolls in summer classes. The 17 year old athlete, 6-5, was Wiley’s top scorer for two years and is named 1963-64 Athlete of the Year.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ted Sweatt
Wiley High School
Southern Knois University
Sweatt
Wiley
Indiana
Speedy Rodney Wins Third Race at Sportsman's Park
Speedy Rodney, a Wisconsin owned Hambletonian nominee, captured the $3,000 Illinois Topline Circuit Stake for 3 year old trotters at Sportsman's Park. He finished a length ahead of Diller H. in 2 04 3-5, paying $7.30, $3.80 and .50. Crow d of 11,182. Diller H. paid $3.40 and $3.20, Royal Hardy $3.20 to show.
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Speedy Rodney
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Sportsman's Park
Diller H
Royal Hardy
Three-Year-Olds Vie In Major Stakes At Arlington and Hollywood
Saturday features two rich events for 3-year-olds with Roman Brother and National leading favorites in the 14 1/8 mile Chicagoan at Arlington Park and the 14 mile Cinema at Hollywood Park. Real Good Deal carries top weight 122 with other strong contenders Count Charles and Close By in the California race.
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Associated Press
Roman Brother
National
Arlington Park
Hollywood Park
Qudrangle
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Little Volt
Harbor View
R.n.webster
Russell L. Reimenson
Dandy K
Cecil Carmine
Calumet Farm
Delaware Park
Johnny Longden
Ieading
Count Charles
Kelso Nears All Time High On Money List
NEW YORK AP Kelso the seven year old gelding from Mrs Richard C duPonts Bohemia Stable eyes a fifth straight Horse of the Year title and climbs toward the all time money list. After two poor west coast races Kelso rebounded with a V4 length win in the Straight Face at Aqueduct earning 9750 to lift career earnings to 1591452 trailing leader Round Table by 15417 as Ismael Valenzuela rode him ready for the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct July 4 with Quadraprangle as a likely rival.
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NEW York
Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Bohemia Stable
Aqueduct
Round Table
Ismael Valenzuela
Quadrangle
Register-News Nips YMCA Team 2-1 in junior division
Register-News held YMCA to three hits as Steve Pigg struck out six in a 2-1 win. Ron Marlow scored the decisive run after an infield error in the seventh. John Wielt doubled home John Dulaney for the first tally in the third, while Pigg added a single before being cut down stealing. YMCA pitcher Bill Kirk allowed two hits with nine strikeouts in a losing effort. Dan Levin Steve Bird and Eddie Hale added safeties for YMCA. Sunday’s game: Register News vs. Western Auto.
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Register-News
Cil Ymca
Steve Pigg
YMCA
Bill Kirk
Ron Marlow
John Wielt
John Dulaney
Pigg
Dan Levin
Steve Bird
Eddie Hale
Register News
Western Auto
First National Lead Division triumph over UCT in Khoury League play
First National moved a half game ahead of the Juvenile division pack by thumping UCT 9 to 2 in Khoury League action. Steve Chapman struck out 13 to earn the win, while Nip Burnette doubled and tripled for UCT. The loop leaders managed only five singles as Reineger Earls Hocinghouse Gatewood and Mays carried the winners. Today's game lists Security Bank versus Elks.
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First National
UCT
Steve Chapman
Nip Burnette
Chapman
George Floyd
ACT
Joe Reineger
Johnnie Earls
Danny Hocinghouse
Jackie Gatewood
Rolland Mays
Security Bank
Elks
Might Be Could Be But It Ain't
In Binghamton New York AP report Dan Napoleon hit a high fly that seemed headed for a home run until outfielder John May of the Binghamton Triplets admitted he swapped the ball midair. Napoleon was credited with the homer as Auburn won 8 to 2.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Dan Napoleon
John May
May
Auburn
Clyde McCullough
Andy Pafko
Napoleon
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