Baseball scores from yesterday and schedule for today
American League and National League results show Chicago routed Baltimore 9 to 1 and Washington topped Los Angeles 3 to 2 while Minnesota was rained out at Cleveland. Night games include Boston at New York and Chicago at Baltimore and Minnesota at Cleveland. Today’s slate features Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, St. Louis at Houston, and Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Belinsky
McBride
Daniels
Boston
Monbouquette
Morehead
New York
Bouton
Ford
Pizarro
Horlon
Pappas
Barber
Twinight
Stigman
Ramos
Kansas City
Segui
Bowsfield
Detroit
Aguirre
Regan
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Dennis Bennett
Jackson
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Friend
Milwaukee
Spahn
Drysdale
Simmons
Bruce
Tsitouris
Sanford
W. L. Pet
G.B. L
Women golfers set 1964 fall tour schedule
The Ladies PGA announced 13 fall tournaments totaling 146000 in prize money. The fall tour adds four new events at Provo Utah Seattle Washington Las Cruces New Mexico and Midland Texas, boosting the year’s official and unofficial total to 334000 across 32 events.
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ST. Louis
Leonard F. Wirtz
Ladies Pga
Provo
Utah
Seattle Wash
Las Cruces
N. M
Midland
Tex
Tydings Daughter to Marry Schapiro
Eleanor Tydings Gillet of Harve de Grace daughter of late Sen Mullard Tydings D Md obtained a marriage license to wed John David Schapiro a race track executive The couple gave no wedding details Mrs Gillet 31 granddaughter of Joseph E Davies onetime ambassador to Moscow was formerly married to Francis Warrington Gillet Jr The groom 59 of Baltimore was previously married to Jeannie Miller and they divorced in 1962 Schapiro is president of Laurel Race Course
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New York
Eleanor Tydings Gillet
Harve de Grace
Mullard Tydings
D-Md
John David Schapiro
Gillet
Joseph E. Davies
Moscow
Francis Warrington Gillet Jr
Schapiro
Baltimore
Jeanne Miller
Laurel Race Course
Scott Inks Contract With Giants
New York Giants sign Tom Scott a 1st year linebacker to a contract on Monday. In another item, the International League game Buffalo at Columbus was postponed due to rain and a doubleheader is set for Tuesday night.
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NEW York
Tom Scott
New York Giants
International League Buffalo
Columbus
Tall Cedars defeat Bob Cats 9 to 1 in Little League action
Tall Cedars scored seven runs in the first two innings and rolled to a 9 1 win over Bob Cats. Ralph Shober pitched a three hitter with 12 strikeouts and the win, while Linwood Jones allowed only five hits for the losers and six unearned runs hurt their defense. John Thomas had two hits for the winners and Bernie McClellan hit a home run.
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Tall Cedars
Bob Cats
Ralph Shober
Linwood Jones
John Thomas
Bernie McClellan
Bobcats Tall Cedars
Abrh
Bi Jones
Solar Ib
R.win
Jack
McClellan
Holley
McMray
C. Win
Maryland Angling Report Notes Unpredictable Fish Movement
The Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs reports fishing conditions vary by region in Maryland tidal waters. Upper Bay sees fair black bass and catfish, with some pike. Middle River has yellow perch. Western Shore yields strong rockfish with new size limits. Patuxent River reports perch and blues. Potomac shows white perch and pan-size rock. St. Catherines Sound offers many spot.
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Annapolis
Department of Chesapeake Bay Affairs
Maryland
Upper
Susquehanna Flats
Middle River
Bay Bridge
Hacket’s Point
Tolly Point
Patuxent River
Benedict
Broomes Island
Middles
Buoy
Cove Point
Kenwood Beach
Point Lookout
Potomac River
Breton Bay
Scotland Bay
St. Mary's River
Blakiston Island
Ragged Point
St. Catherines Sound
Ducks On Wing Reach Nesting Grounds In Northward Migration
Washington reports indicate an estimated 23 million breeding ducks moved north this spring seeking nesting sites. Wildlife officials from Canada Mexico and the United States were informed of the migration whose breeding stock remains about half of the mid-1950s peak. The outlook notes continued partial recovery but not a full return to former levels.
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Washington
Canada
Mexico
United States
New York
Barlio Baeza
Aqueduct
Baeza
Frank Briggs
Twins Sign Catcher From Loyola High School
Baltimore AP reports 18 year old catcher Don Beck of Loyola High School signed with the Minnesota Twins. Terms of the bonus were not disclosed. Beck will play this summer with the Twins in the Florida rookie league after batting .362 in his final high school season.
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Baltimore
Don Beck
Loyola High School
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Beck
Twins
Byrd Amendment Defeated In Civil Rights Bill Vote
In Washington the Senate rejected Monday the Byrd amendment to strike the public accommodations title from the civil rights bill. The vote was 63 to 23 with Beall of Maryland Boggs of Delaware and Williams of Delaware among Republicans opposing the amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Beall
Boggs
Del
Williams
NCAA Golf Committee names 1964 All-Star Team
The NCAA Golf Committee selected its 1964 all-star squad Monday as a lead into national college championships. The first team includes George Hixon Oklahoma State Wright Garrett Houston Sherman Finger Southern California Terry Winter Purdue Ken Forbes Wake Forest and Vernon Novak Maryland. Team play began Monday at the Broadmoor Hotel course with individual rounds starting Wednesday.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ncaa Golf Committee
George Hixon
Oklahoma State
Wright Garrett
Houston
Sherman Finger
Southern California
Terry Winter
Purdue
Ken Forbes
Wake Forest
Vernon Novak
Maryland
Broadmoor Hotel
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