Moonlighting Mays Lures Giants Into Trouble With Marichal Standoff
Giants suffer a 2-1 loss to the Dodgers as Willie Mays moonlights in center field and at third base while Juan Marichal threatens to strike over pitching readiness. Marichal, sidelined by a back issue, may not pitch until he feels ready, while manager Al Dark notes a possible Sunday return.
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Associated’ Press
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Philadelphia
Dodgers
Jackson, Cuellar Spark Major League Action Across Nl Wins
Lary Jackson earned his 16th victory for Chicago as the Cubs beat Houston 31. Mike Cuellar threw his first career complete game in the Orioles 42 win over St. Louis. Drysdale notched a 14th win with a ninth inning rally aided by Frank Howard and Camilli. Phillies snapped a two game skid with four homers led by Gus Triandos. Stallard allowed only four singles before Pavletich’s seventh inning homer. Kranepool plated two for the Mets, while Nellie Fox and Ron Hunt drove in key runs. Banks and Santo provided home run support for the Cubs as Jackson faltered late.
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Nate Oliver
Camilli
Bob Hendley
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Ruben Amsro
Tony Gonzalez
Short
Joe Torre
Denny Menke
Stallard
Reds
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Ron Hunt
Colts
Nellie Fox
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
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Wickersham
Red Sox
Don Demeeter
Jerry Lumpe
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Dick Green
Rocky Colagito
Athletics
Angels
Los Angeles
Lou Clinton
Jim Perry
Bob Rodgers
Major League Stars Pitching Shuts Out Yankees 2-0
The Associated Press notes Buster Narum of the Senators blanked the New York Yankees 2-0 on five hits, marking one of Washington pitchers' two shutouts this season. Gus Triandos of the Phillies homered as Philadelphia topped Milwaukee 6-1 in the National League.
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Mason City JC Gridders Ranked Fifth in Nation
Mason City Junior College football team is rated 41st in the NJCAA preseason poll. Top picks include Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Lawton Oklahoma, and Trinidad Cole Ellsworth Town Falls Iowa. Shrine Bowl will crown the NJCAA champion in Savannah, Georgia on Thanksgiving Day with two top teams chosen from weekly ratings.
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Town Falls
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Hogan Attacks Golf Money Split at World Championship
Ben Hogan denounces the prize structure as unfair and says top earners like Palmer, Nicklaus, and Venturi should receive the bulk of winnings. He references the 200000 Carlin World Championship beginning in Birmingham, with 185 players and 400 dollars guaranteed to each, as he forecasts the event and top contenders.
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Ken ‘Verfuri
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Tony Lema
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Mount Pleasant Shoo In For Southeast Six Title
Mount Pleasant enters 1964 as a top contender in the Southeast Six, with returning first and second team stars led by Jim Proctor Warren WoepKing Tom Bell and Bill Calloway. Fairfield, Centerville and Fort Madison loom as challengers while Bloomfield Washington and Fort Madison seek improvements as the schedule shapes up for another rugged race.
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Ron Marshall
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Trojans
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Syophom Ore
Sike
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Jerry Brown
Mike Carlson
Mike
Centerville
Wade Clark
Bloomfield
Washington
Hart Injured In Dodger Game Roster Update
San Francisco third baseman Jim Ray Hart was carried from the field on a stretcher after being hit above the eye by a thrown ball while racing to second base against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He did not lose consciousness, X-rays were negative, and the 24 year old rookie was ordered to rest a day.
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Combination Soft-Baseball Tilt Scheduled
A softball-baseball doubleheader is set for Wednesday at Tom Bruner field starting at p.m. The Kriegers face the Red Sox in softball with Carl Battenhagen opposing John Robinson. The teams meet again in baseball, with Ron Reifert to pitch for Kriegers after softball. Red Sox pitcher selection pending. Admission is 30 cents to help Red Sox expenses. Seventeen players signed by the Detroit Tigers are with other major league teams, ten in the American League and seven in the National.
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Decatur Hurler Stifles Quad Cities 1-0 in 7th inning run
Francis drove in the game's only run in the seventh as Decatur shut out Quad Cities 1-0. McKirahan struck out 17 to pace the Decatur victory, backing a two-hit effort by the Decatur pitching staff. Other league results included Fox Cities splitting with Wisconsin Rapids and Waterloo, Dubuque, Quincy winning, Cedar Rapids held to four hits by Waterloo.
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L~i Meyers
Indians Rally Upsets Orioles In Eighth Inning Victory
In a tight AL race, the Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3 to 2 after two eighth inning runs. The win extends Cleveland’s win streak to six and trims Baltimore’s lead over the White Sox to one percentage point. Pivotal two-run rally featured a two-out bunt single by John Romano and a double by Vic Davalillo. Norm Siebern homered for Baltimore in a losing effort.
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