NFL AFL Players Weigh Interleague Cooperation
Baltimore NFLPA president Ordell Braase backs joint talks with AFL players chief Tommy Addison to discuss mutual problems and a potential interleague playoff idea. Braase aims to meet Addison within 10 days, citing shared concerns beyond intense league competition.
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Dalrymple Guides Phillies Past Reds 4-3
Clay Dalrymple drove in two runs with a homer and a single for the Philadelphia Phillies as Johnny Callison threw out the tying run at the plate. The win kept the NL leaders 1 1/2 games ahead of San Francisco. Ed Edwards homered for Cincinnati.
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Clay Dalrymple
Johnny Callison
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Dalrymple
John Tsitouris
Tony Gonzalez
Callison
Richie Allen
Wes Covington
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League Leaders by the Associated Press
The American League batting leader at 200 at bats is Oliva of Minnesota with .337 and Allison of Minnesota at .335. Oliva tops runs (63) and hits (115) while Allison leads doubles (23). Killebrew drives in 64 RBIs and Powell tops home runs with 30. Aparicio swipes 31 bases and Ford records 8 decisions with a .833.
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Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Hilton
Washington
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Baltimore
Terrell Seeks 11th Straight Win in Foster Showdown
Terrell of Chicago, ranked No.3, meets Bob Foster of Washington, D.C. at Madison Square Garden in a bound feature bout as he eyes a future clash with ex-champion Floyd Patterson. Foster has 14 of 16 wins with three straight knockouts in a heated buildup. Terrell criticizes Patterson and reiterates readiness for a title shot if given the chance. The bout airs nationally at 9 p.m. EST.
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Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Bob Foster
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Floyd Patterson
Foster
Patterson
Eddie Machen
Pepitone's Ninth-Inning Single Gives Yankees 6-5 Win
Joe Pepitone delivered a bases loaded two out single in the eighth inning to break a 3-3 tie and lift the New York Yankees to a 6-5 victory over the Washington Senators. Elston Howard and Clete Boyer provided key RBIs earlier as New York chased Claude Osteen.
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Joe Pepitone
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Claude Osteen
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Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Pepitone
Chuck Cottier
Clete Boyer
Senators
al Downing
John Kennedy
Bill Skowron
Don Lock
Downing
Chuck Hinton
Skowron
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim King
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Osteen
Howard
Boyer
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Giants rout Cubs as Mays and McCovey homer
Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homered as the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 9-4. Gaylord Perry got the win after Jack Sanford exited with a right arm issue, while Larry Jackson took the loss despite a 11-6 record. Gabrielson hit Chicago’s lone homer.
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Willie McCovey
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Jack Sanford
Sanford
San Francisco
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Len Gabrielson
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Mets Rally Past Cardinals on Thomas Two-Run Ninth
Frank Thomas homered for the first time since May 10 after a glandular infection to lift the New York Mets to a 4-3 win over St. Louis. Joe Christopher started the ninth with a single, and Thomas delivered the decisive two-run blast off Curt Simmons with two out.
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Joe Christopher
Simmons
George Altman
Jim Hickman
Roy Mc
Legion to Play Ledo's Saturday
The Frederick American Legion team, preparing for a Cumberland series in two weeks, faces Ledo's of Baltimore Saturday at McCurdy Field at 1 30 p m. Ledo's features four top Maryland freshmen from last season.
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Billy Ray Smith Returns to Colts After Year Off
Baltimore Colts enter 1964 season with Billy Ray Smith rejoining the squad after sitting out 1963. The 29 year old defensive tackle, who joined via trade from Pittsburgh after prior play with the Rams, is praised by Don Shula as a needed pass rusher without displacing Gino Marchetti.
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Powell, Bowens Power Orioles Past Indians in Doubleheader
Baltimore Orioles sweep two from Cleveland as Boog Powell belts two two run homers and Sam Bowens adds a ninth inning shot. Bowens drives in the tying run in the ninth as Cleveland starter Sam McDowell takes the loss in game two. Bunker labors through a near no hitter before Chance delivers a two run blast for Cleveland in the opener.
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Leon Wagner
Chance
Stu Miller
Tito Francona
Luis Aparicio
Jack Brandt
Dick Donovan
Garring New Pro at Country Club
Bill Garring former assistant golf pro at Mt. Pleasant becomes the new pro at VFW Country Club. He replaces Bob Schuh who held the job for three years. Earlier reports said Schuh left Frederick for a new course near Baltimore but that move was denied.
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Baltimore
Barney Cable
Baltimore Bullets
Lema leads British Open at halfway with 68
Champagne Tony Lema captured the halfway lead at St Andrews with a four under par 68 to stand at 141 after 36 holes. Weetman, Devlin, and OConnor chased as wind and waves tested all. Nicklaus battled 74 to sit nine behind. five Americans advanced to the final 36 holes.
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U.S
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Lema
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Drummond Signs With Redskins After GW Medical Plan
Dick Drummond, a 6 foot 1 inch 205 pound halfback and GW football record holder, signed with the Washington Redskins after arranging to skip a semester of medical school. He previously declined the Chicago Bears option to preserve his medical training and will resume studies in the spring term while joining the Redskins fall term.
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Dick Drummond
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George Washington University
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Pony Victory at Maryland Pony Show Triumphs
Blue Moon owned by Beaver Tale won the large working hunter pony and the Mary Drury Memorial Class at the 20th Maryland Pony Show held at the State Fair Grounds in Timonium Maryland.
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