Baseball scores and standings from midweek games
National League results show New York and San Francisco leading with Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh close behind. Wednesday's highlights include New York beating Pittsburgh 4 2 and Philadelphia routing Chicago 8 3. Los Angeles edged Milwaukee 7 6 in 10 innings as Houston defeated St Louis 8 7.
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Hurler Is Fined in Tilt With Four Hit By Pitches
In a chaotic pennant race game, Reds pitcher Bob Purkey hit twice, four players were plunked in a beaning duel with the Giants and Cubs. Frank Robinson belted two homers for Cincinnati as the Reds narrowed the gap to one game. The Phillies rallied in the eighth to defeat the Cubs 5-4, aided by a tying pinch double from Wes Covington.
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Foxes Extend Midwest Lead With 7 1 Inn Win
Fox Cities widened their Midwest League advantage to three games by a 7-1 win over Waterloo in one inning. Cedar Rapids belted four runs in the sixth to stop the Angels as Quad Cities fell to Cedar Rapids. Clinton split a doubleheader with Dubuque, with Stan Jaciuk driving in three in the opener. Quincy overwhelmed Decatur, while Wisconsin Rapids rallied with five ninth inning runs to beat Burlington 5-2. Frank Howard homered for the Dodgers as Perranoski closed out the Braves.
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Fighter Takashi Hasegawa Dies After KO in Tokyo
In Tokyo a 27 year old Japanese featherweight boxer Takashi Hasegawa died after 92 hours in a coma following his sixth round knockout Sunday night. He is the second Japanese pro to die from a knockout in recent years.
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1964 Iowa Hawkeyes open practice details announced
The University of Iowa football squad will host press radio and TV representatives on August 1, the day before formal practice begins. Iowa opens a nine game schedule September 28 at home against Idaho University of Idaho.
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Baseball scores from the Associated Press league results
International League results include Rochester 3 Richmond 0 Columbus 3 Syracuse 9 Toronto 7 Atlanta 2 Buffalo 12 Jacksonville 3. Pacific Coast League games show Seattle 7 Tacoma 6 Denver 3 Oklahoma City 11 Salt Lake 1 San Diego 5 Portland 1 Dallas 4 Arkansas 1 Benali 2 Spokane 1, 14 innings.
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Sox Close In On Orioles By Trickles And Runs
The White Sox moved within a half game of Baltimore after a 4-2 win over the Yankees, who misplayed three errors leading to unearned runs. Baltimore dropped 4-3 in 10 innings to Boston as the Orioles battled miscues and timely hits. Detroit, Minnesota, and Cleveland won in other American League action as Don Demeter and Norm Cash fueled Detroit’s 5-2 victory, while Tony Horton’s 10th inning rally doomed Baltimore. Jim Bouton struggled with errors and a late line drive decision, and several players figured in the day’s miscues as the pennant race tightened.
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Athlete's Foot Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
An OCR ad touts a three day cure for athlete's foot using T-4-L liquid and powder sold at Bramwat Pharmacy. It claims strong antiseptic action, removal of infected skin, and long lasting protection with phrases about sweating and odor.
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Mets rally behind Hickman in grand slam win
Jim Hickman of the New York Mets hit a grand slam in the sixth inning to power a 42 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bob Purkey earned a 7-1 Reds win over the San Francisco Giants, dropping them six games back in the NL behind Philadelphia.
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Sox Scoreboard Explodes After Sox Win Over Yankees
CHICAGO The White Sox celebrate a 4-2 win over the Yankees as their scoreboard explodes in excitement. The victory marks the Sox third straight over New York and tightens their margin near the top of the league standings.
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