Speed Shifting Race Set for August 28 Night Show
The high speed match pits Malcolm Durham in a 64 Chevy against Phill Bonner in a 64 Ford Falcon in the 10 second bracket at about 128 mph. Bud Fauble wins with a 11.15 ET at 125 mph in the 64 Dodge. Casseday and Winwards set an 8.61 ET record in their dragster after a near wreck. Through six months seven pro golfers have won more than one tournament in 1964.
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Bill Wilcom
Washington D. C
Malcolm Durham
Decatur
Georgia
Phill Bonner
Bonner
Malcolm
Ronnie Sox
Buddy Martin
England
Sox
States
N.H.R.A
Jack Chrisman
Bud Faubel
Dodge
Mr. Buttons
Plymouth
Fauble
Faubel
Bud
Leigh and
Ramsey
Tom
Smekter Smith
Clinton
Maryland
Smith
Gettysburg
Dick Landy
California
Arizona
Casseday & Winwards
Bob
Ater
American League yesterday’s results and late games
Scores show Minnesota 5 Chicago 2 Detroit 5 Boston 4 Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 1. Pitcher notes include Aguirre 3-7 Re gan 5-9 at LA with Newman 10-7 and D Lee 5-4 or Osinski 2-3. Other matchups feature Kaat 14-6 facing Cleveland. Monbouquette 8-11 at New York. and more noted doubleheaders twi nights.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Aguirre
Regan
Newman
D. Lee
Osinski
Twinight
Cleveland
Siebert
Penn
Monbouquette
New York
Downing
Washington
Daniels
Minnesota Kaat
Peters
Buzhardt
Baltimore
Bunker
Barber
Pet
Tigers edge Red Sox in 5 4 victory in Boston
Detroit narrows a 4 2 deficit with a two run double by Don Demeter off Dick Radatz in the eighth inning. Fred Gladding retires a bases loaded jam to preserve a 5 4 win as Sparma Fox Navarro Gladding and Freehan Lamabe Radatz Ritchie Tillman garner the win loss notes.
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Boston
Don Demeter
Dick Radatz
Fred Gladding
Red Sox
Detroit
Gladding
Julio Navarro
Dick Stuart
Demeter
Don Wert
Jerry Lumpe
Wiple
Jack Lamabe
Radalz
al Kaline
Tiger
Sparma
Fox
Navarro
Freehan
Lamabe
Radatz
Ritchie
Tillman
W—Fox
L— Radatz
Archer shoots record five under in Curling World Golf Championship
George Archer a 6 foot 6 rookie on the pro tour opened with a record five under par 65 to lead the Curling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills near Detroit. Bruce Devlin tied for second with 68 while Richard Sikes and Jack Burke shot 69. Arnold Palmer tied at even par 70 as Tony Lema Bobby Nichols and Jack Nicklaus struggled.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Birmingham
Mich
George Archer
String Bean
Gilroy
Calif
Oakland Hills
Ben Hogan
Detroit
Bruce Devlin
Melbourne
Australia
Richard Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Jack Burke
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Tri-Co asked to enter team for Maryland tournament
Tri County League president Mel Garber announced an entry request for a Tri-Co team in the Maryland State Amateur Tournament. Mt Airy has entered. events run September 12 13 19 20 26 27 at Wheaton Regional Park and Gambrills. Forfeit $50 by Aug 30 to Baltimore committee. contact Garber at 293 2714. Governor’s Flag and large trophy await the winner. Former Army assistant Tom Harp is Cornell football coach in fourth season.
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Mel Garber
Tri-Co
Maryland
Garber
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Wheaton Regional Park
Gambrills
Adcock's 300th homer fuels Angels rout of KC
Joe Adcock belted his 300th career home run driving in two as the Angels built a four run second inning en route to a 7-1 win over Kansas City. Willie Smith and Lennie Green also homered for Los Angeles who pieced together 13 hits in the victory over the A's.
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Kansas City
Joe Adcock
Los Angeles
Angels
Adcock
Diego Segui
Willie Smith
Lou Clinton
Lennie Green
Brunet
B. Lee
Rodgers
Segui
Sanders
Santiago
Bowsfield
Wyatt
Edwards
W — Brunet
L—Segui
Smith
Green
Harrelson
Braves romp on Fischer’s three-hitter
Milwaukee crushed San Francisco 13 to 0 as Rico Carty and Woody Woodward drove in four runs each. Carty sparked a six-run first inning with a homer, while Woodward added a three-run double. Hank Fischer pitched a complete game three-hitter with four strikeouts and no walks, improving to 10-8.
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Milwaukee
Rico Carty
Woody Woodward
Hank Fischer
San Francisco
Carty
Woodward
Fischer
Milwaukee Triumph Notation With Home Run Spree
Crandall, Fischer and Bail story fragment notes Fischer on one strikeout and Bail. Solin lines up a W Fischer sequence. Milwaukee hits three home runs paced by Carty with his fourth and Maye his ninth.
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Crandall
Fischer
Bail
W—Fischer
L—solin
Milwaukee
Carty
Maye
Marching from Fort Ticonderoga to seize strategic points
The history brief lists key events: 1775 General Schuyler with 1000 soldiers leave Fort Ticonderoga for Canada to seize vital points. 1861 Union forces capture Fort Clark near Hatteras Island. 1867 Captain Reynolds claims Midway Islands for the U.S.. 1960 Jacksonville, Florida faces a police emergency after racial violence. 1963 a large Washington demonstration supports immediate civil rights. It notes 1810 birth of Ormsby Mitchel, Army officer and educator.
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Philip Schuyler
Fort Ticonderoga
Canada
U.S
Schuyler
Fort Clark
Hatteras Island
N.C
William Reynolds
Us.s. Lackawanna
Midway Islands
Jacksonville
Florida
Washington, D.C
Ormsby McKnight Mitchel
U.S. Army
Union County
West Point
Mitchel
The
Academy
Cincinnati College
Mitchell the Civil War brigadier general dies of yellow fever
Biographical sketch notes Julius A. Mitchell director at Dudley Observatory Albany began army service with a commission. He rose to brigadier general in volunteers and led the Tenth Army Corps after a successful Alabama expedition. He died of yellow fever at Hilton Head October 27 1862. Birthdays include Charles Boyer Donald O Connor and others.
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Dudley
Albany
N.Y
Mitchel
Figeac
France
Linton E. Grinter
Kansas City
Donald O'Connor
Chicago
Benjamin Edward Powell
Sunbury
N.C
DMV Sideline: Collecting on Bad Checks
In Glend Burnie Maryland the Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles runs a sideline collecting on bad checks. Police and prosecutors report the practice as a routine revenue stream.
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DMV
Glen Burnie, Md
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles
Texas 1963 National Champions Top SWC Scoring Defenses
The Texas Longhorns, 1963 national champions, posted 215 points while yielding 65 across 10 Southwest Conference foes last season. The summary notes a strong offense and stout defense in conference play.
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Texas
Wuile
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Running
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Gibbon
Ortega
St. Louis
Sadecki
Perry
Blasingame
Fisher
Ellsworth
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Cincinnati
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G.B
Tigers
Kenneth Stiltner
James Sola
Patterson High School
Bert Yancey
GOLF
Army
Tom Harp
Cornell
CHEVY
Washington, D. C
Chevy Chevelle
E.T
Phil Bonner
M.P.H
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New Market
Ad“Ste
Braves
Hal Lanier
Jesus Alou
San Fran
Bolin
Shaw
Prezenger
Corvair
Simca
Dr. H/T
Miller Rambler
Patrick St
CAR Discount Enterprise
Tom Pickett
Jefferson St
W. South
Know
America
Woodbine Auto Wreckers
Woodbine
U.S. 40
Warfield
Ford City
Tempest Spt. Cpa
Aspd
Falcon Fordor
H.P. Ltd
Tudor Ra&uh
Fordar Bocyt, Ltd
R& H
R&h
T-Bird
Frederick Motor Company
West South ‘St. Ext
A&p Fey
Potomac Edison
P.S
National Garage
Pontiac and Tempest
Ridgeville, MD
Chevrolet
Disata
Plymout
Mercury
West South St
Shenandoah
Senna Downs
Charles Town, West Virginlt
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the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
E. Patrick St
Frederick
Clearwate
Mercomatic
Falcon
North Market St
Ext’d
Uel Tg
Pontiac Vista
Hydro
Sta. Wagen Colony Park
Pontiac
Dr. Harp
Hydra
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market, Md
Roney’s
Liscayne
Aton
Thru Fei
RONEY
N. Market St
Joe's Auto
S&h
East Third St
Crouse Ford Sales, Inc
Taneytown, Maryland
P.B
A.T
Oldsmobile
Olds
PS. P.B
Dr. Hdtp
AT. P.S
Re &H
AT. R
Renn Pontiac
E. 6Th St. MO
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