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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
7
Ken Venturi, 1960 U S Open champion, held on to win the Insurance City Open in Hartford Conn with a 71 for a 72 hole 273 11 under par earning 7500. Al Besselink Sam Carmichael tied for second at 274 with Paul Bondeson and amateur Jimmy Grant.
The Frederick Track and Field Club dominated the girls events at Baltimore Clifton Park in the Jesse Owens Olympic Development Meet. Debbie Thompson won the 220-yard dash in 24.4 seconds for the 16 17 division, with Frederick taking four of five events. Tammy Davis won the 100-yard dash in 11.2 seconds. Roberta Palm won the high jump at 4 6. Sally Ward claimed the broad jump at 16 8.4. In the 14 15 division Phyllis Swann won the 100 in 11.7 and Edith Hubbard the high jump at 4 10. Joyce Davis won the 50-yard dash in the 12 13 division in 6.3 seconds.
Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn saved the nightcap for a Braves doubleheader sweep over the Mets as Rico Carty and Hank Aaron led the offense. Carty had five hits with eight RBIs in the two games, while Aaron added six hits and six RBIs.
Milwaukee tops New York 11 to 4 in the opener as Olivo gets the win over Bearnarth. Spahn and Sadowski split the pitching duties with notable homers by Milwaukee. Final line shows Milwaukee with 14 runs and 11 hits to New York's 7 runs and 11 hits.
In a July 27, 1964 game summarized from Frederick Maryland, Milwaukee scores 15 runs to New York's 16. Key players include Blasingame Sadowski Tiefenauer Hoeft Olivo Spahn Bailey for Milwaukee and Colnnizaro Gander Wakefield Jackson Fisher for New York. Home runs by Menke Carty Aaron for Milwaukee and Smith Hickman Elliot for New York.
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