Vikings Top Colts 34 24 to Open Season
Minnesota stifled Johnny Unitas in most drives as Bill Brown and Tommy Mason powered the attack. Unitas hit two 70 yard TD passes to Lenny Moore and Jimmy Orr but Ku Vikings rolled 80 yard scoring drives in two later periods and Fred Cox added four field goals.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Bill Brown
Tommy Mason
Colts
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Jimmy Orr
Vikings
Colt
Fred Cox
Cox
Brown
Fran Tarkenton
Paul Flatley
Orr
Moore
Mason Bears
Mason
Lee Calland
Charlie Britt
Michaels
Tarkenton
Balt—Orr
Unitas Michaels
Minn—Brown
Balt
Flatley
Aels
PG Cox
Dodgers Rally On Mets Error For 5 4 Win
Los Angeles Dodges win 5 4 as Mets misplay a bases loaded grounder in the ninth. Jim Gilliam scores the deciding run after Willie Davis bunt and Tommy Davis intentional walk set up the play. Drysdale improves to 18 13 and Howard homers to tie the game in the eighth.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Ed Kranepool
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Gilliam
Dennis Ribant
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Kranepool
Ron Fairly
Don Drysdale
Mets
New York
Smith
Howard
Phila
Bills Beat Chiefs 34-17 in AFL Opener at War Memorial
Buffalo Bills opened with 31 points in the first period and held off Kansas City for a 34-17 victory in War Memorial Stadium. Jack Kemp directed the attack completing eight passes with three touchdowns to Glenn Bass and Elbert Dubenion.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City
Chiefs
War Memorial Stadium
Jack Kemp
Bills
Glenn Bass
Elbert Dubenion
Yanks Win Take 2nd as Chisox Lose
In Cleveland, Luis Tiant earned his 8th win with a decisive sixth-inning RBI as the Indians beat the White Sox 5-4. Chicago drops to third, ½ game behind New York. Pepitone drives in three for the Yankees in a 2-5 win over Minnesota to solidify second place behind Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York
Minnesota
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Tiant
Indians
Juan Pizarro
Vic Davalillo
John Romano
Fred Whitfield
Romano
al Weis
Davalillo
Whitfield
Mike Hershberger
Freya Robinson
Pizarro
Wilhelm
Fisher
Carreon
Martin
Joe Pepitone
Pedro Ramos
New York Yankees
Yankees
Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Dick Stigman
Tresh
Elston Howard
Howard
Ramos
Whitey Ford
Ford
Stigman
Siebler
Roland
Dotter
Battey
Ford Ramos
S D Entries Race Card From September 24, 1964
A detailed horse racing card lists nine races with purses from 1,200 to 3,300 dollars. Entries include maidens and claimers for 2, 3, and older horses, with distances from three furlongs to one mile. Notable names include Err's Queen B, Sooty Foot, Weather, Capumn John, Trojan Roll, Living Well, Miss Bawa, King Speed, and Teddy's Lad.
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Laurel
Ig Ie Weather
Sooty Foot
Ga Luck Hk
Rustroms
Foxy Piette
Speedy Sport
Pavot Pal We Gwen Maizet
Fancywork
Woddbine Boy
Lismore Pride
Sally Puddin
Miss Bawa
Willigans
King Speed
Big Bonanza
Savemenon Perpignan
All A‘s Terrestrial Nz
Asado
Eva
Kaminare
Ki Rico
Lord Fairfax
Teddy's Lad
Rena
Late Saturday Horse Results Panel Announces Purses and Winners
Results show multiple races with purses from 1200 to 4000 dollars. Winners include Klanandita ridden by L Reynolds at 5.40, Fairey Stepper 3.20, and Source Of Life 4.00. Other races list Fogsy Harbor Ware Sky Point and Sword Of Mine with payouts and riders. Attendance listed at 9,020 with tote totals and consolation figures.
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Klanandita
L. Reynolds
Fairey Stepper
Vasil
Source of Life
BD. Smith
Fogsy Harbor
Riveria
Ware
Wilson
Sky Point
Small
Sword of Mine
Cape
Terror
Eapinosa
Lawless
Pinch Hit Dash Gives Red Sox Narrow Win Over Los Angeles
Dalton Jones lined a run scoring single in the ninth inning as Boston edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 to 3. Frank Malzone opened the frame with a single and advanced, with Bob Duliba issuing a walk before Malzone was put out at third.
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Boston
Dalton Jones
Los Angeles
Frank Malzone
Bob Duliba
Ed Bressoud
Bob Tillman
Malzone
Pashia
Phillies Rally In 10th To Sweep Giants Lead
Johnny Callison delivered a tie breaking single in the 10th and Richie Allen homered as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 3 2 in 10 innings to extend their NL lead to six games. Jim Bunning improved to 17 4 with a seven hitter.
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San Francisco
Johnny Callison
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jim Bunning
Giants
Dick Estelle
Tony Taylor
Callison
Ron Herbel
Estelle
Allen
Phila
San Fran
Bunning
Triandos
Herbel
Haber
W— Bunning
L—Estelle
Philadelphia
Washington Allows Three Easy Scores in Rain Soaked Loss
Cleveland capitalized on Washington fumbles for three quick touchdowns and a 77 yard run, beating the Redskins 27 13 in steady rain. Washington led 10 0 before lapses in ball handling and two Krause interceptions swung momentum.
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Washington
Cleveland
Redskins
Jim Martin
Charlie Taylor
Pad
Krause
Ozzie Clay
Browns
Frank Ryan
Gary Collins
Martin
Senators Call Up Lefty Don Loun
Don Loun, former Frederick High School pitcher infielder, reported to the Washington Senators Sunday in Detroit. The southpaw’s promotion came after the Maple Leafs were eliminated from the International League playoffs, making him the first Frederick area player in a major league uniform in over a decade.
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Don Loun
Frederick
Washington Senators
Detroit
Loun
Toronto
International Leaf
Maple Leafs
Mt. Airy Wins In Tournament On Walk-Off Run
Mt. Airy scored twice in the bottom of the eleventh to beat Buffalo Sand and Gravel 6-5 in the state baseball tournament. The victory came after Mt. Airy erased a 5-4 deficit on Dick Sneadner’s bases loaded single. Spike Jones started, Don Williams earned the win in relief, with Tom Bichy homering and Hampton adding a homer for Buffalo. Mt. Airy advances to face California or Maryland Saturday at Callaway, Md.
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Mt. Airy
Bowie
Buffalo
Dick Sneadner
Spike Jones
Don Williams
Tom Bichy
Hampton
Hornung Leads Packers Past Bears 23 12 in NFL Opener
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr threw two touchdown passes while Paul Hornung kicked three field goals, including a record 52 yarder on a rare rule play, as the Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 23 12 in the NFL opener at Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Wis
Paul Hornung
Bart Starr
Packers
Chicago Bears
Hornung
Golden Boy
Bears
Notre Dame
Jimmie Taylor
Starr
Hirjah Pitts
Chicago
Laim
Emerson dominates U.S. tennis crown as Bueno rockets to title
Roy Emerson crushed Fred Stolle 6 4 6 1 6 4 to win his second U.S. championship and complete a rare triple slam with Australian and Wimbledon titles. Maria Bueno captured the women's crown by routing Carole Caldwell Graebner 6 1 6 4, delivering a swift victory in the final.
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Forest Hill
N. Y
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
United States
Cleveland
Stone
Emerson
U.S
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Santa Monica
Malia Mallory Bjurstedt
Louise Raymond
Miss Bueno
Graebner
Don Budge
Rod Laver
Manuel Santana
Middletown Captures Tri-County Playoff Title in Close Win
Middletown defeated Bolivar 5 to 3 to win the Tri-County League playoff title as Tommy House drove in four runs with a single double triple and a homer. Bob Dawson earned the win with relief from Chris Sole despite a tight sixth inning. Bolivar’s Bud Gilroy struck out 11 in a losing effort as Bolivar rallied for three runs in the sixth.
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Middletown
Tommy House
Middletons
Bolivar
House
Bob Dawson
Chris Sole
Dawson
Sole
Bud Gilroy
L. Ahalt
Gilroy
Routzahn
Parilli Passes Pats Over Raiders In AFL Opener
The Boston Patriots beat the Oakland Raiders 17-14 as Babe Parilli passed to Art Graham and Tony Romeo for two touchdowns. Parilli connected with Romeo on a 19 yard TD to give Boston a lead, and Gino Cappelletti added a 48 yard field goal to seal the win after a winless preseason.
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Oakland
Boston Patriots
Babe Parilli
Art Graham
Tony Romeo
Oakland Radkers
Patriots
Parilli
Romeo
Boston
Gino Cappelletti
Charles and Colavito Lead Kaycee Thrust
Ed Charles drove in four runs with two doubles and Rocky Colavito hit a solo homer as the Kansas City Athletics edged the Baltimore Orioles 7-5 to tighten the pennant race. The Orioles lead over New York shrank to one game as the Yankees beat Minnesota. The game featured long balls, walks, and errors in a tense late season clash.
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Baltimore
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
New York
Yankees
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Bert Campaneris
Chuck Estrada
Brooks Robinson
Diego Segui
A’s
Steve Barber
Ron Barber
Doe Edwards
Kansas City
Charles
Barber
Oriole
Sam Jones
Colavito
Wes Stock
Johnson
Meyer
Aoog Stock
E Edwards
Sarber
Campaneris
Cherles
Mathews
Siebern
L. Green
Powell
Erbbso
Bowsheld
Sega
Estrada
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Dodgers
the News
Maryland
Chisox
Wary Lad
Fitz’aid
Boykins
Caudel
Sun Slave
Espinosa
Persona
Parsons
Bosox Nip L. A
Bressoud
Gatewood
Osinski
Latman
Duliba
Rodgers
Radatz
Tillman
Pirates
Dennis Bennett
Lefty
Airborne Ford
New York Yankee
Minnesota Twins
Bob Allison
Yankee
Allison
Eagles
Philadelphia Eagles
Y. A. Tittle
Tittle
New York Giants
Earl Gros
Sam Baker
Allie Sherman
Gary Wood
Perind
Germantown
Brunswick
Pt. of Rocks
L of Rocks
Larry Jones
Paul Dietzel
LSU
Dietzel
West Point
U. S
Tri-Co
Raiders
Charles and
Kaycee
Phillips 66
Tonag
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Frederick, Md
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