Two Teens Find Path to Olympic Trials Through Track
Debbie Thompson and Tammy Davis, rising stars under coach Griffin, race toward the Olympic trials with early seasons marked by a Baltimore world record and high hopes for national and international competition. They travel to Oshawa Canada then Hanford California for key meets shaping berths on the U.S. team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Griffin
Debbie Thompson
Tammy Davis
New York City
Randall’s Island Stadium
California
Jack
Los Angeles Coliseum
Griffin
Debbie
Tammy
Griff
Oshawa
Canada
Baltimore
Kay Johnson
Phyllis Swann
Diane Deterding
Sally Ward
Hanford
United States
U.S
Cubs Lindy McDaniel Seeks Rhythm To Regain Form
Cubs right hander Lindy McDaniel, best relief ace last year, struggles this season with a 1-4 record and 4.50 ERA. Coach Kennedy and Santo note loss of timing and control, but manager Klennedy expresses faith and plans to give him time to pitch through the slump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Lindy
Cub
Bob Kennedy
Mike White
Houston Colts
Ron Santo
Liberty tops Feagaville in county youth league thriller
Liberty extended its Frederick County Youth League lead to 5-0 with a 16-14 win over Feagaville. Jim Ecker and Gary Smith each doubled twice with a single, totaling nine Liberty hits. Feagaville benefited from 12 Liberty errors and scored all its runs on four hits.
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Liberty
Frederick County
Feagaville
Jim Ecker
Gary Smith
Lopat Takes Front Office Post With Athletics
Ed Lopat, dismissed as manager of the Kansas City Athletics, is named vice president in charge of player personnel by owner Charles O. Finley. The 46 year old former Yankee will oversee the Kansas City minor league system, spending about half his time on the road, while Hank Peters continues as head of the farm system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Lopat
New York Yankees
Finley
Kansas City
Hank Peters
ChiSox rally in 10th to beat Indians 5-1
In Cleveland, the Chicago White Sox score four runs in the 10th inning to defeat the Indians 5-1. Tom McCraw and J. C. Martin drive in key runs after a late tie, with Chicago's rally aided by an error and a squeeze bunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisox
Cleveland
Tom Mccraw
J. C. Martin
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Ron Hansen
Gene Stephens
McCraw
Hansen
Martin
Stephens
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago
Jim Landis
Vic Cavallilo
Sam McDowell
Indians
Landis
Mike Hershberger
McDowell
Peters
Buzhardt
Wilhelm
McNertney
McMahon
Bell
Azcue
Romano
W—Wilhelm
L —McMahon
RedsTop Cubs 6 1 as OToole Shuts Cubs Down
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 6-1 behind Jim O'Toole seven strong innings. Boros tripled and Cardenas doubled to drive in early runs, with Cardenas adding a three run double in the third. Dick Sargent homered for Chicago. Williams went hitless. O'Toole improved to 7-4. Burdette took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Steve Boros
Leo Cardenas
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
O'Toole
Bill Henry
Reds
Cincinnati
Lew Burdette
Boros
John Edwards
Cardenas
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Williams
Henry
Edwards
Burdette
Scott
McDaniel
Shantz
McKinley Defeats Another Southpaw at Wimbledon
Defending champion Chuck McKinley of San Antonio defeated Abe Segal of South Africa 6-8 6-3 4-6 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. Osuna upset Bungert in the men's quarterfinals. Emerson and Stolle won their matches.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Abe Segal
South Africa
Segal
McKinley
Osuna
Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
U.S
Roy
Emerson
Fred Stolle
Bob Bewitt
Stolle
Christian Kuhnke
Brazil
Tomas Koch
Ronald Barnes
Hewitt
Margaret Smith
Lesley Turner
Aus
Baseball scores and upcoming games on today’s card
Mee ACLU Cincinnati 6, Chicago 1 Milwaukee 7, St. Louis Houston 6, Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 6 New York 4. San Francisco GAMES TODAY Minnesota at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at Washington Los Angeles at New York Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St. Louis New York at San Francisco Philadelphia at Houston Only games scheduled. Mets coach Mel Harder began career in 1927. Series E Bonds promotion notes. International League results: Atlanta 5 Richmond 3 Syracuse 4 Toronto 3
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
San Francisco
Minnesota
Arrigo
Baltimore
Barber
Kansas City
Penn
Boston
Connolly
Pizarro
Cleveland
Kralick
Detroit
Wickersham
Washington
Narum
Belsky
Meyer
Bouton
Downing
Jay
Jackson
Blasingame
Craig
Stallard
Perry
Bunning
Johnson
Ay W. L
San Fran
Ag Phila
Phia
Chicago Vane
Kansas
Allison Leads League In Hitting
Bob Allison shifted to first base for the Minnesota Twins and surged to the American League batting lead with a .340 average after a .586 week. Tony Oliva dropped to second at .330 while Brooks Robinson moved to third at .324. Harmon Killebrew boosted his AL RBI and homer totals as Willie Mays remained NL homer leader with 22.
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NEW York
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Allison
Raytown
Washington
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Jim Fregosi
Mickey Mantle
Fregosi
Los Angeles Angels
Mantle
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Joe Torres
Milwaukee
Harmon Killebrew
Boston
Dick Stuart
Mays
Cards
Ken Boyer
RBI
Orioles' Eighth-Inning Push Nets 6-3 Win Over Twins
Baltimore wins seventh straight to extend AL lead to 4.42 games as Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew homer for Minnesota. Norm Siebern belts a two-run shot for Baltimore. Robin Roberts earns win with complete game.
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Minnesota
Robinson
Baltimore
Twins
Oliva
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Orioles
New York Yankees
Lema Wins Thunderbird Classic Boosts 1964 Money Lead
Tony Lema earned 20000 dollars at the Thunderbird Classic, rising from sixth to fifth in PGA money won for 1964. His total reached 31684 dollars after 14 tournaments. Mike Sonchak added 12000 for second place, moving from ninth to fourth, while Billy Casper tied for third and stayed third behind Nicklaus and Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin. Fla
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Harrison
N.Y
Mike Sonchak
Billy Casper
Senators End Six-Game Slide With 5-3 Win Over Tigers
Washington wins 5-3 as Jim King hits his 12th homer and Ed Brinkman drives in the tying and go-ahead runs with a sacrifice fly. Claude Osteen earned the win, Detroit's Dick McAuliffe homered, and Don Lock scored on Mike Brumley's double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jim King
Ed Brinkman
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
King
Claude Osteen
Senators
Don Lock
Mike Brumley
Brinkman
Tigers
Jerry Lumpe
al Kaline
George Thomas
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Regan
Fox
Freehan
Osteen
Brumley
W — Osteen
L—Regan
McAuliffe
Radatz Saves Red Sox Win In Tight KC Clash
Dick Radatz saved his 13th game with two outs in the seventh to lift Boston over Kansas City 4 to 3. Earl Wilson earned the win, while Kansas City’s two runs in the seventh knocked out relief work.
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Radatz
RED Sox
Boston
Dick Radatz
Kansas City
Sox
Doc Edwards
Earl Wilson
Arnold Earley
A’s
Bowsfield
Steck
Wyatt
Bryan
Edwards
Wilson
Earley
Tillman
W—Wilson
L —Bowsfield
Nats Recall Pitcher Replaces Bridges with Bouldin
Washington Senators announce a player swap as lefty Marshall Bridges is sent back to the Toronto farm club while right-hander Carl Bouldin is recalled. Bridges owns an 0-3 record with the club, Bouldin is 2-2 with Toronto and had previously been with the Senators before his Toronto assignment. Don Heffner, Mets coach, began baseball with Augusta in the Sally League in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy
Frederick
Washington
Washington Senators
Marshall Bridges
Toronto
Carl Bouldin
Bridges
Senators
Bouldin
Don Heffner
New York Mets
Augusta
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Arnie
Ycaza
Manny Ycaza
Bracks Robinson
Bob Johnson
Tralia
Helga Nielsen
Almut Sturm
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Karen Hamze Susman
Mary Ann Eisel
Lea Pericoli
Italy
Maria Bueno
Robyn Ebbern
Australia
Anna Dmitrieva
Russia
Sonja Pacht
Austria
Mee Aclu
Mel Harder
Mets
Omaha
WIBC
Minneapolis
Jean Havlish
St. Paul
Jean
Pat McBride
Miss Havlish
Jean Karamanos
Morristown
N.J
Atlanta
Richmond
Syracuse
Billy Williams
Clemente
Giants
Robin Roberts
Killebrew
Norm Siebern
Jerry Fosnow
Jack Brandt
Boog Powell
Ron Henry
Jimmie Hall
Camilo Pascual
Roberts
Milt Pappas
James McCormick
McCormick
National League and Union Association
Versalles
Brandt
Rollins
Gliva If
Aparicio
Fowell
Cimoli
Hall
Stebern
Snyder
Orsina
Pascual
Kirkland
Mincher
Adair
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Baltiaire
Brandi
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Krilebrew
Siebern
Beso Pascual
Klippstern
Fosnow
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Frederick News-Post
Nats
Pia
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