Cubs Trade Brock for Broglio and More in Six-Player Deal
Chicago sends Lou Brock to St. Louis for Ernie Broglio and adds Jack Spring Paul Toth to Bobby Shantz Doug Clemens in a six player trade. Billy Ott recalled as Cubs seek speed and pitching with doubleheaders looming while Cardinals aim to fill outfield and bolster rotation.
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Preparations for United States Open Golf Reach Full Swing
Notes from here and there highlight Congressional Country Club in Washington as the US Open nears. Pros like Tony Lema Bob Charles Julius Boros Sammy Snead and Art Wall Jr. appeared at a rain-ruined press reception at Hanes Point Country Club sponsored by Sports Illustrated. Frederick hires Roy Comer away from Martinsburg to coach and teach biology. Loun tops York hitters with 60 strikeouts and 1.77 ERA. Gettysburg Big Little League cracks down on unsportsmanlike parent conduct.
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Lopez names staff for All Star game in 1964
AP reports AL manager Al Lopez named Gil Hodges and Tony Cuccinello as two man coaching staff for the July 7 All Star Game at Shea Stadium. Hodges heads the Washington Senators while Cuccinello coaches for the Chicago White Sox. Announcement of starting lineup and rest of squad to follow with dates June 30 and July 2 for pitchers.
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Chiefs Sign Linebacker Dan Underwood from Michigan State
Kansas City Chiefs of the American Football League announced Monday the signing of Dan Underwood a linebacker from Michigan State.
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Crowds Up in National League Ballgames
Attendance at NL games this season runs about 606000 ahead of last year's pace. The league reported 4282267 paid admissions through Sunday versus 3686051 for the same span a year ago, as the season progresses toward its all-time high.
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Sprint car driver Johnny White in critical condition
Terre Haute Indiana authorities report race driver Johnny White aged 32 remained in critical condition Monday after a sprint car accident Sunday at a Terre Haute track. He was paralyzed from the neck down but responding to treatment, hospital officials said.
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Giants Rally Past Reds In Ninth For 6-5 Win
San Francisco defeats Cincinnati 6 to 5 as Jim Hart plates the tying and go-ahead runs with a ninth inning single after Willie McCovey and Orlando Cepeda reach base. The Giants overcome an earlier 5-3 deficit, Cincinnati had tied it in the ninth with doubles from Frank Robinson and John Edwards.
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Court Refuses to Review Convictions in NC Basketball Bribery Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the bribery convictions of Dave Louis Goldberg and Steve Lekometros tied to a North Carolina State College basketball scandal. They were sentenced to five years each for involvement in eight games across North and South Carolina from December 1959 to January 1961. Their appeal charged improper testimony by NC Bureau of Investigation officer W. S. Hunt Jr. and claimed he had no legal personal knowledge.
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Baylor Coach Bridgers Named to West All-America Staff
New York Buffalo AP reports Baylor University football coach John Bridgers is named to the West squad staff for the All-America game on June 27. He replaces Washington's Jim Owens who withdrew due to his wife’s illness.
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Judo Worlds Trials Show Slow Tugging Rules The Ring
By Jim Becker AP Sports Writer in New York several dozen top judo competitors gathered at the World’s Fair to form a U S Olympic team. The action centered on sleeve grips and lapel tugs rather than flash throws as judges watched three mats. Japanese mannerisms lingered as one close match was decided by the judge noting pain when a shin was kicked.
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Naval Academy to Sell Carvel Hall in Annapolis
The Naval Academy Athletic Association announced the sale of Carvel Hall Hotel to Alpha Enterprises Inc. Capt. William S. Busik said the restoration work funded by the NAAA will continue under new ownership. Carvel Hall, built about 1764 for William Paca, expanded to a 125-room hotel in the early 1900s.
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Yacht race could make new mark for solo voyage
In the single handed Atlantic crossing leaders head toward Newport Rhode Island. Francis Chichester in Gypsy Moth III battles strong weather aiming for a 100 mile daily pace to beat the 1960 record. Eric Tabarly in Pen Duick II and Blondie Hasler in Jester loom as threats.
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New U S Track Federation President Elected
Rev. Wilfred H. Crowley of the University of Santa Clara was chosen Monday as president of the U S Track and Field Federation in Corvallis Oregon.
Rudolph Hurls Senators Past Angels
Don Rudolph earned his first win since recall as Washington edged Los Angeles 3 2 with ninth inning help from Ron Kline. After Joe Adcock hit a two out homer, Kline relieved and retired Bob Rodgers. Kennedy hit his fifth homer in the sixth to stake the Senators to a 2 1 lead. Adcock added his eighth homer in four games. Chance pitched well until trouble in the seventh.
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Killebrew Leads Homers Pace in 63 Season Chase
Harmon Killebrew drives toward the 63 season pace with 20 homers after a five-homer week, edging past teammates and rivals as Willie Mays, Billy Williams, and Jim Fregosi also push for batting and RBI leads. Oliva and Wagner navigate key stat shifts as Cleveland, Boston, and San Francisco contend.
White Sox crush Orioles to reclaim AL lead in rout
Chicago erupted for seven runs in the first inning to beat Baltimore 9-1, ending a six-game skid. Pete Ward Al Weis and Gerry McNertney drove in two runs each, while Fred Talbot left with an ankle injury after a liner hit him. Eddie Fisher earned the win as Robin Roberts struggled in the opener for Baltimore.
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Golfers Arrive for 64th U S Open Amid Heat
The 64th U S Open opens at Congressional Country Club as Tony Lema tops the talk among entrants. Arnold Palmer lauds Lema while Sam Snead complains of the heat, noting its impact on the 7,053 yard layout and expected ball roll. Palmer hopes to chase a professional grand slam, and Lema rides winning momentum from recent titles.
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Mt Airy LI Fire Co Romps Merchants In Big Win
Mt Airy Little League saw Craig Edwards go 3 for 3 with a three run homer a single and a double as Mt Airy Fire Co beat Merchants 16 to 2. Wally Norris pitched a three hitter for the win while Merchants’ Charles Helton and Ron Lowe each worked. Helton took the loss.
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Nicklaus Tops in 1964 Money Winnings
Nicklaus leads Arnold Palmer by 5300 in official 1964 money. In 13 tournaments Nicklaus has earned 50952, Palmer 45901, with Billy Casper Jr. at 44229 in 16 events and Tony Lema at 39862.
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Babe Ruth League Annual All Star Game Set
The Babe Ruth League hosts its annual intra loop all star game on Wednesday at 8 30 p m at McCurdy Field. Players should arrive by 6 45 p m for batting and fielding practice. Umpires Frank Repp Roy Lake and Ron Lipps are volunteering their services.
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