Orioles Extend Win Streak to Six With 6-4 Victory Over Senators
Baltimore jumps to a 3-0 lead, holds on for a 6-4 win as Norm Siebern plates a run in the eighth. Ron Kline relieves and Willie Kirkland drives in the insurance run with a sacrifice fly. Orioles extend streak to six while Senators drop their sixth in a row.
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Willie Kirkland
Don Lock
Jerry Adair
al Koch
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Koch
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Lau
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Starette
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Lock
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Baltmore
Brandt
S—Johnson
Renin Eare Stenhouse
Kirkand
Starrete
Hall
Kline
Walkersville tops Creagerstown in tie race
Walkersville pitcher Billy Carder fired a four hitter and drove in four runs as Walkersville upset Tri County League leader Creagerstown 9 3 to spark a three way battle for first. Ed Zimmerman and Bob Stull added multi hit games for Walkersville while Jim Chase took the loss.
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Gay Stull
Keith Duncan
Bob Stull
Buzz Ecker
Pirates Fall Twice as Reds Rally in Sunday Twinbill
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh, winning 6 2 in the opener and 6 5 in the nightcap. Jim Maloney and Frank Robinson led Reds hitters while Bob Friend surrendered five hits in the third frame of the second game. Willie Stargell hit a solo shot and Jim Pagliaroni added a two run homer for the Pirates.
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Pirate
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John Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Steve Boros
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Jim Pagliaroni
Cardenas
Jim Maroney
Sammy Ellis
Pete Rose
Elroy Face
Tsitouris
Smith
Law
Butters
Silk
Face
Priddy
Burgess
L-Law
Lynch
Lema Wins Cleveland Open In Sudden Death Playoff
Tony Lema edged Arnold Palmer in a playoff to win the $100,000 Cleveland Open. Lema birdied five straight from the fifth to the ninth and clinched on the first extra hole after Palmer missed a crucial 18-foot putt. Palmer earned $12,000, while Lema took $20,000 as the top money winner and moved into a shared lead in season earnings.
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Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Lema
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Thunderbird
Flint
Tommy Aaron
Nicklaus
Terry Dill
Muleshoe
Tex
Plac
Billy Casper
Don January
Bruce Devlin
Ed Griffiths
Yang Wins 1964 AAU Decathlon Title in Walnut
C K Yang representing Formosa captured the 1964 AAU decathlon championship at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut. He finished with 8 641 points as Paul Herman and Don Jessy of the armed forces earned spots to face Russia and the Olympic Games. Yang’s bid for a world record fell short despite a late javelin throw disappointment.
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Formosa
Paul Herman
Don Jessy
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United States
Russia
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Yang
Pasadena Athletic Association
Herman
Jersy
Giants Edge Dodgers 1-0 to Sweep Series
The San Francisco Giants edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0 in eight innings to complete a four game series sweep. Ron Herbel and Billy O'Dell combined for the win while Don Drysdale took the loss. Harvey Kuenn Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda contributed to the decisive eighth inning rally.
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San Francisco Giants
Ron Herbel
Billy O'Dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Herbel
Don Drysdale
Giants
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Frank Howard
Jesus Alou
Kuenn
Drysdale
Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Howard
O'Dell
Los Angeles
San Fran
Dix
Roseboro
Haller
W— Herbel
L—Drysdale
Wright captures Waldemar Women's Open in New York
Mickey Wright of Dallas wins her sixth 1960s era pro golf event this year, firing a final round 71 to post 215 for 54 holes at Tam O'Shanter Golf Club Brookville. She finishes two strokes ahead of Ruth Jessen as Sandra Haynie ties for third with 219.
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N.Y
Mickey Wright
Dallas
San Diego
Calif
Tam O'Shanter
Miss Wright
Ruth Jessen
Bonsall
Sandra Haynie
Phoenix
Ariz
Judy Torluemke
North Key Largo
Fla
Betsy Rawls
Injured Hayes Hinders U S Olympic Sprint Hopes At AAU Meet
Four AAU records fell as national track stars competed in New Brunswick New Jersey. Bob Hayes pulled a muscle in the left leg after winning the 100 meters and skipped the upcoming Olympic Trials. Hal Connolly Jerry Siebert Bob Schul Ron Zinn and Al Oerter posted notable marks while Mike Larrabee upset in the 400 meters.
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America
Tokyo
Bob Hayes
U.S
Hayes
Hal Connolly
Culver City
Calif
Jerry Siebert
Santa Clara Valley
Bob Schul
Dayton
Ron Zinn
U. S. Army
al Oerter
Mike Larrabee
Southern California Striders
Robbie Brightwell
Killebrew's 27th Homer Sparks Twins Victory
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 27th homer as Minnesota used a seven inning rally to beat Chicago 9-3. Zoilo Versalles and Bob Allison also homered, driving in a total of three RBI for Killebrew and two for Allison. Al Worthington earned the win in relief, while Eddie Fischer took the loss for Chicago as the Twins broke a 3-3 tie with a six run seventh.
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Fred Talbot
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Mossi
McNertney
Stigman
Worthington
Henry
W-Worthington
Li ‘Fisher
Verisalles
Mantilla and Malzone pace Bosox two game sweep of Indians
Felix Mantilla and Frank Malzone homered as Boston swept Cleveland in a doubleheader. Dick Radatz earned his 12th and 13th saves, rescuing Spanswick and Monbouquette. Mantilla delivered the deciding blow in the opener, while Malzone hit twice in the nightcap. Cleveland’s Wagner and Donovan also homered in a high scoring day.
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Red Sox
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Bill Monbouquette
Mantilla
Lee Stange
Dick Stuart
Leon Wagner
Indians
Malzone
Carl Yartrzemski
Radatz
Ramos
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Stange
Abernathy
Romano
la Mathe
Spanswick
Nixon
Tilman
Wspanswick
L-Stange
Wagner
Stuart
Donovan
Azue
Monbouquette
Tillman
W—Monbouquette
L—Donovan
Smith
Hot foot costs A. J. Foyt race at Indianapolis
Don Branson of Champaign Illinois won a 100 lap sprint car race at Indianapolis Raceway Park as A. J. Foyt, unbeaten this season, retired after a hot grease spill on his foot. Branson finished in 44 3 83 for 85.104 mph.
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A. J. Foyt
Don Branson
Champaign
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Foyt
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Tex
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