ACC season opens with Duke and UNC as co favorites
The ACC opens its 12th football season with Duke and North Carolina as co favorites. Duke hosts South Carolina in Columbia while UNC and NC State renew a top rivalry at Chapel Hill. Wake Forest debuts Bill Tate as coach, Virginia seeks a stronger campaign, and Clemson hosts Furman as Oklahoma visits other regional games.
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Mongo Makes 64 Debut at Atlantic City
Mongo, the five year old son of Royal Charger, makes his 1964 turf debut in the United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City, carrying 130 pounds for a $125000 race. Wayne Chambers to ride him as he challenges nine rivals including Turbo defand and Cedar Key, with $75000 to the winner and potential USA invitation to the Washington DC International.
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Radatz Saves Boston In Tight 7-6 Win Over Minnesota
Boston reliever Dick Radatz tied the major league mark with his 74th appearance, snuffing a ninth inning threat to preserve a 7-6 win over Minnesota. Dick Stuart drove in the AL lead with 108 RBI after a two run single, as Boston built an early lead before holding off the Twins. Rol ling homered for Minnesota and Mantilla hit for Boston. W Ritchie 1-1, L Perry 6-3.
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Indians edge Tigers to win fifth in a row
Max Alvis hit a two run homer in the fifth as Cleveland beat Detroit 3 to 1. Chico Salmon scored on Bill Freehan error for the third run in the eighth. Dick McAuliffe homered for Detroit in the ninth off Don McMahon. Kralick improved to 12 5 with the win. Aguirre took the loss. Alvis homered for Cleveland his 16th of the season. Detroit’s McAuliffe hit his 24th. The Colts led the NFL exhibition season with 166 points after three wins, one loss, one tie.
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Phillies Lose in NL Roundup
Giants star Willie Mays hits his 42nd and 43rd homers in a 4-3 loss to Pittsburgh, tying NL two-homer game records. Philadelphia Phillies slip six games ahead after a 4-3 defeat by the Dodgers while Bart Shirley drives the winning hit for Los Angeles.
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Martinsburg Triumphs 18 Allegany 7 In statewide grid view
In a multi game slate, Martinsburg defeats Allegany 18 to 7 while nearby matchups feature Baltimore Poly 26 Eastern 0 Pomonkey 7 Lackey 7 Southern of Baltimore 24 and other notable results across Maryland Delaware and West Virginia with Cambridge 6 and Severna Park 0 among key scores. Northeastern squads and towns from Laurel to Hagerstown Conway games appear in the Friday night circuit.
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Senators Rally for Ninth Inning Victory Over White Sox
Washington capitalized on an unearned run in the ninth as Dick Phillips lofted a sacrifice fly scoring John Kennedy to beat Chicago 5-4. The Sox drop into third place behind New York while Baltimore grabs sole second with a 10-8 win over Los Angeles. Roy Seivers powered Washington with a three run homer in the first, as the Senators erased a 4-0 deficit before gaining the late win.
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White Man Sentenced In Rape Of Negro Girl
In Towson Maryland George G Turnbaugh age 23 of Monkton was sentenced to seven years for rape of a 14 year old Negro girl The attack occurred on July 4 Circuit Judge John G Turnbull also ordered a four year term for housebreaking for which he was on probation in 1960
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Blue Cross Plans Grow Among Maryland College Students
In Baltimore AP reports more than 1,000 Maryland college students enrolled in Blue Cross and Blue Shield programs. Within a two week span 2,500 students requested material to learn about enrolling. The program targets college students under 24 with quarterly rates of 3.46 dollars for Blue Cross 3.24 for Blue Shield and 11.70 for both.
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