Marichal Pitches Giants Into First Place Tie
Juan Marichal won his 10th straight decision as the Giants beat the Dodgers 6-3 to tie for the NL lead with Philadelphia. Willie Mays extended his hitting streak to 10 games with a single and his ninth homer, while Willie Davis drove in two for Los Angeles.
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LOS Angeles
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Philadelphia
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Willie McCovey
Marichal
Ron Fairly
John Roseboro
Mays
Jim Hart
McCovey
Crandall
Willhite
Ortega
Perranoski
Roseboro
W—Marichal
L—Willhite
W. Davis
Yastrzemski’s Grand Slam Caps Red Sox Rally to 11-7 Win
Carl Yastrzemski hit his first major league grand slam as Boston erupted for six runs in the fifth to overcome Detroit 11-7 in a 28-hit game. Dalton Jones tied it with a two-run double, Tony Conigliaro added a solo shot, and Norm Cash led Detroit with three RBIs. Radatz earned the win for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Detroit
Red Sox
Dalton Jones
Yastrzemski
Kansas City Sweeps Twins as Alusik Walks In Winning Run
In Kansas City, George Alusik walked with the bases loaded in the ninth to force in Nelson Mathews and give Kansas City an 8-7 win over Minnesota, completing a doubleheader sweep. Earlier, Kaz City won 7-4 behind Manny Jimenez and Rocky Colavito. Twelve homers were hit in the day, bringing the four game series total to 24. John Wyatt gained two wins to move to 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George Alusik
Nelson Mathews
Minnesota
Athletics
Manny Jimenez
Rocky Colavito
Bill Pleis
Alusik
Pleis
Mathews
Wayne Causey
Ed Charles
John Wyatt
Kaat
Fischer
Siebler
Battey
Zimmerman
Segui
Bowsfield
Wyatt
Edwards
W—Wyatt
L —Kaat
Hall
Rollns
Gentile
Colavito
Stigman
Perry
Arrigo
Dailey
McCabe
Shenandoah Entries Race Card May 4 1964
Racing card lists eight harness style races at Shenandoah with entries for each race. Carmen Aurum Like Nia Nz Sea Doctor Our Brenda and others are listed with weights and odds like 117 120 and 109 reflecting two year olds and older runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Aurum
Sea Doctor
Brenda
Tiger's Hope
Roman
Jay
Moco Yardley
Liambias
Jonnason
Roxbury Road
Pettitoggery
River Goddess
Carrie Boy
Watson Special
Evelyn
Carla
Teachuck
Cindy Rack
Merry Midasi Ginehee
Black Blazer
Hank
Pat's Brother
Tom Johnray
Trojan Maid
Capum John
Easter Candy
Norld
Sunday Results From Local Baseball and Local Ball Games
Sunday results show multiple no games and several matchups including Bombers at Yellow Springs Germantown at Hustlers Brunswick at New Market Mt Airy at Broad Run Jeff Walkersville at Creagerstown Bolivar at Thurmont Harmony at Doubs Buckeystown at Middletown. National League results include San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 4 in 12 innings Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 4 Chicago 9 Houston 9 Milwaukee 11 Philadelphia 2 New York 3 Cincinnati 0. American League Detroit 4 Boston Washington New York 4 10 innings Cleveland 6 Baltimore 4 13 innings Chicago 3 Los Angeles 1 Minnesota 7 Kansas City 3 11 innings.
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Bombers
Yellow Springs
Germantown
Hustlers
Brunswick
New Market
Mt. Airy
Broad
Jeff
Walkersville
Creagerstown
Bolivar
Thurmont
Harmony
Doubs
Buckeystown
Middletown
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Fischer Sharp as Braves Beat Phillies 1-0 on Two-Hit Shutout
Hank Fischer pitched a two hit complete game and drove in the only run with a second inning infield single to lift Milwaukee past Philadelphia 1-0. Art Mahaffey allowed four hits over eight innings as Milwaukee salvaged a win in a pitching duel at Braves Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hank Fischer
Philadelphia
Braves
Fischer
Art Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Joe Torres
Tony Gonzales
Frank Bolling
Denny Menke
Phils
Torre
Gonzales
Clay Dalrymple
John Herrnstein
Fielding Gems
Lee Maye
Menke
Wox
Short
Dalrymple
Bailey
Wfischer
L Mahaffey
Reds sweep doubleheader from New York Mets
Cincinnati wins 6-3 behind John Tsitouris six hitter and 6-5 in first game sparked by Marty Keough and Hal Smith. Vada Pinson key two run double in seventh drives scoring and Pinson later scores on Deron Johnson pinch single. Movements include Mets led 2-0 in fifth. Pinson's two run double ties game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vada Pinson
John Tsitouris
New York Mets
Reds
Marty Keough
Hal Smith
Pinson
Chico Ruiz
Tommy Harper
Deron Johnson
Tsitouris
Mets
Bob Taylor
Charlie Smith
al Moran
Leo Cardenas
Pleasant Walk and Mt Airy win Heart of Maryland league openers
Pleasant Walk beat Lucketts 6 to 2 as Charlie Harper limited Lucketts to two hits and struck out 15. Ray Mohler hit a decisive three run homer in the eighth. Mt Airy defeated Frederick 9 to 3 with Ralph Mullenix earning the win after a four run fourth inning, and Fran Buckley shutting out Frederick thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Harper
Lucketts
Pleasant Walk
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Heart of Maryland
Harper
Ray Mohler
Ralph Mullenix
Fran Buckley
Mullenix
Buckley
Bob Penn
Dave Winpigler
Brunner
Colt Homer Beats Cubs 5-3 in Houston Victory
Jim Wynn hit a two run homer in the sixth as Houston defeated Chicago 5-3. Eddie Kasko started the inning with a single, Mike White forced at second, and Wynn’s shot broke the game open. Hal Brown improved to 1-2, Fred Norman fell to 0-3. Beauchamp also homered for Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jim Wynn
Chicago Cubs
Wynn
Eddie Kasko
Mike White
Cubs
Fred Norman
Hal
Skinny
Ron Santo
Andre Rodgers
Williams
Norman
Chicago
Schurr
Bertell
Brown
Bateman
W— Brown
L — Norman
Beauchamp
Angels Snap Chisox Streak With Bill Split
In Chicago the Angels defeated the White Sox 6-2 to snap Chicago’s five game winning streak after the Sox won the opener 3-2. Dean Chance worked relief in the fourth inning, setting down the side and allowing no baserunner until Al Weis’ seventh inning single. Lee Thomas delivered a two run single in the fifth as Chicago’s Dave Nicholson belted a three run homer in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox
Chance
Fred Newman
Sox
Angels
al Weis
Lee Thomas
Dave Nicholson
State Men Champion Bowlers
Maryland bowlers dominated the 34th National Duckpins Tournament closing its 43 day run with champions in men's team all events and doubles while Connecticut took the women's all events crown and the White Sox needed key relievers to win. Jim Wolfensberger of Maryland was MVP with 1287 in all events and helped win the men’s doubles. Caithness Bowlers of Bethesda won the men’s team title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newington
Jim Wolfensberger
Hagerstown
Wolfensberger
Morris Alexander
Indian Head
Caithness Bowlers
Bethesda
Jesse Davis
Washington, D.C
Brunswick-Pikesville
Baltimore
Jean Morris
Chesapeake
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Radatz
Regan
Rakow
Navarro
Lelich
Egan
Freehan
Lamabe
Heffner
Radatz
Tillman
L Navarro
Conigharo
Ya Strzemski
Kaycee
Sharhive
Shenandoah Entries
Oma
Heart of Md. League
MD. State League
Wol Pet GB
Todd Stee
Luckett
Phillies
Fisher
Wakefield
Locke
Bauta
Gonder
Purkey
McCool
Henry
W-Worthington
L Bauta
Pin- Son
Keough
Hook
Hinsley
Bearnorth
Taylor
H. Smith
W—Tsitouris
L—Hook
Harper and Forrest
Cross
Williams and
Stock
Kline
Stone
Nash
Dorsey
Willis
Wagner
Boyt
Yale
Ithaca
Colt Homer
Peterson
Village Lanes
East St. Frederick
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illinois
U. S
U.S
Sharrett
Bill
Eddie Fisher
Don Messi
Cox
McBride
Spring
Latman
Rodgers
Pizzaro
Fishler
Messi
Carreon
Martin
W-Fisher
L-Me- Bride
Nicholson
Newman
Sat‘riano
Buzhardt
Kreutzer
Baumann
Wilhelm
L. Buzhardt
Fair
Tex
Paul R. Kepner
Kepner
Penner
John F. Kennedy
Availagle
JFK
Kennedy
Jackie
Khrushchev
Mrs. K
Cuba
Berlin
Wall
Pope Paul VI
Rome
Caroline
John Jr
Arlington
Cahuenga Blvd
Hollywood 28
Calif
General
Plymouth Fury
General Tire
POST
Western Maryland General Tire, Inc
East South Street
Carroll St
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