Orioles blank Indians as Roberts wins 12th
Cleveland hosts a fading crowd as Robin Roberts allowed only three singles to hand the Orioles a 4-0 win. Norm Siebern slugged an 11th homer and drove in two, while Charley Lau doubled in Brooks Robinson to set the tone in Baltimore's three run third. Attendance nears 653,293 for the year.
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Cleveland
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Indians
Roberts
Max Alvis
Tony Martinez
Chico Salmon
Norm Siebern
Baltimore
Orioles
Jerry Adair
Boog Powell
Charley Lau
Brooks Robinson
Siebern
Lou Sieberg
Bell
John
Abernathy
Romano
W-Roberts
L-Sireberg
Senators Snap Yankees Streak With 3-2 Win in Extras
Dick Phillips delivered a bases loaded single off Bobby Richardson in the 11th inning as the Washington Senators upset the AL leading New York Yankees 3-2. Don Zimmer hit a go ahead homer in the eighth, but New York tied it in the ninth on an unearned run. Mantle homered for the Yankees, his 24th, while Washington’s Ben Daniels allowed four hits through five innings before relief.
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Washington
Dick Phillips
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
Senators
Hal Reniff
Don Lock
Elston Howard
Joe Cunningham
Willie Kirkland
Reniff
Pete Mikkelsen
Phillips
Ed Brinkman
Richardson
Lock Don Zimmer
Pedro Ramos
Roger Maris
Don Blasingame
Mickey Mantle
Maris
Ramos
Whitey Ford
Zimmer
Ford
Mike Brumley
Bennie Daniels
Daniels
Mantle
Hamilton
Mikkelsen
Howard
Kline
Brumley
W-Kline
L-Reniff
Daniel
Banks
Bob Bolin
Cubs
Jimmy Stewart
Billy Wiliams
Santo
Jackson
Hart
Marichal
Stewart
Ellis Burton
Williams
CHISOX EDGE KAYCEE IN TIGHT AL EAST RACE
Joel Horlen pitched seven hits and two RBIs to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 3-3 tie with Kansas City, keeping them in second place three games behind the Yankees. Ron Hansen and Ken Berry started a four run inning with back to back singles, and Camilo Carreon's grounder set the stage for two bases loaded walks by Jon Buford and Pete Ward. The Athletics rallied with two in the ninth on Ed Charles' single but Chicago held on for the draw.
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Kansas City
Joel Horlen
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore Males
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Washington
Horlen
Sox
Ron Hansen
Ken Berry
John
Blue Moon
Carreon
Odom
Santiago
Segui
Wyatt
Bowsfield
Stock
Duncan
W—Horlen
L —Odorn
Mt Airy Defeats Gambrills 11-4 in State Tourney
Mt Airy erupted for six runs in the ninth inning to beat Gambrills 11-4 in a state baseball tournament. Spike Jones and Tommy Thomas combined for eight hits with seven strikeouts. Rimmey hit a three run homer in the third, Franklin provided a key two run double in the fifth, and Mt Airy remains undefeated in the double elimination playoff.
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MT. Airy
Gambrills
Spike Jones
Tommy Thomas
Mike Rimmey
Gambrilli
Bill Franklin
Jones
Thomas and
Rimmey
Redman
Buterra
Drexler
Steelers Hold Off Cowboys in Late Stand
Ed Brown threw three touchdown passes and Pittsburgh stopped Dallas on the goal line to win 23 to 17. Bill Saul deflected a Roach pass at the goal line, and Ed Heller sealed the victory with an late interception on a fourth down. Buddy Dial left the game injured after a collision.
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Pittsburgh
Ed Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Steelers
Bill Saul
John Roach
Ed Heller
Buddy Dial
Dallas
Saul
Brown
Gary Ballman
Jim Kelly
Phil King
Mike Clark
Dick van Raaphorst
Don Meredith
Frank Clarke
Meredith
Reds Open One-Game Lead With Doubleheader Sweep
Cincinnati Reds surge to a one game edge in the NL pennant race by sweeping a doubleheader from the New York Mets 4 1 and 3 1, extending their win streak to nine. Frank Robinson and Vada Pinson fueled the offense, with key plays including Robinsons fourth inning steal and a two run triple by Pinson in the nightcap. Jim OToole earned the first win, while Jay picked up the second. The Mets, led by Galen Cisco, struggled to contain Cincinnati early as the Reds push toward season end.
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NEW York
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Robinson
Jim O'Toole
Sam Ellis
Pinson
Mets
Galen Cisco
Ney
Fter
Bob Taylor
Tracy Stallard
Deron Johnson
Stallard
Johnson
Charlie Smith
Pete Hose
Chico Ruiz
O'Toole
Ellis
Edwards
Wakefield
Toole
L-Stallard
Day
Cisco
Elliott
W— Jay
L—Cisco
Maryland College Football Scores Report
Saturday scores show Navy 35 over South Carolina 24 and Morgan 53 over Western Maryland 34. Maryland 24 and W m & Mary 6 appear with scattered results including Hampton 20 and State 12.
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Tue Associates
South Carol Navy
Wm & Mary
Wagner
Western Md. Morgan
Hampton
Carolina Latte
State
N. C
Navy
Michigan
Western Maryland
Military
Colts Crush Bears 52-0 in NFL rout
Johnny Unitas threw three touchdown passes as Baltimore overwhelmed Chicago 52 to 0, delivering the Bears’ worst NFL defeat in 45 years. The win followed Baltimore’s 21-20 upset of Green Bay, with the defense forcing turnovers and special teams producing key scores.
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Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Colt
Green Bay
Packers
Bears
Colts
Minnesota
Mak
Cardinals Shut Out Pirates in Rain Delayed Game
St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 0 as Roger Craig and Barney Schultze combined on six hits. Cardinals move within a half game of Philadelphia for second in the NL and open a three game series with the Phillies. Curt Flood, Bill White and Julian Javier sparked the offense in the first inning.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Roger Craig
Barney Schultze
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phillies
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pirates
Craig
Bob Bailey
Bill Virdon
Schultz
Roberto Clemente
Curt Flood
Bill White
White
Donn Clendenon
Ken Bower
Julian Javier
Mike Shannon
Moz
McCarver
Law
McBean
Face
McFarlane
W Craig
L-Law
Battey Delivers For Twins In Win Over Angels
Earl Battey broke a scoreless tie with a seventh inning RBI single and Minnesota added two more as the Twins beat the Los Angeles Angels 3 to 1. Don Mincher and Jim Hall provided runs, with Battey delivering the key hit. Pascual earned the win for Minnesota while Newman took the loss for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Earl Battey
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Don Mincher
Fred Newman
Jim Hall
Battey
Hall
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
L. Angeles
Pascual
Worthington
Newman
Latman
Rodgers
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results show Chicago 4 4 San Francisco 1 2 Cincinnati 43 New York 1 1 Milwaukee 14 Philadelphia St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 0 Houston 1 Los Angeles 0 Today only scheduled games include Philadelphia with Short 17 84 at St Louis and Chicago with Ellsworth 14 16 at Los Angeles Reed 24.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Houston
Short
Gibson
Ellsworth
Reed
W. L Pet. G.B. Cincinnati Gt
AIS
Dal
Baseball scores from major league games
Baltimore defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 while Washington beat New York 3 to 2 and Detroit won 3 to 2. Chicago blanked Boston 3 to 0 as Kansas City and Minnesota tied 3 all. Los Angeles had no games scheduled.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles
G.B. New York
Tulane
Namath
Alabama
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Jimmy Brown
Ernie Davis
Orange
Kansas
Baylor
Navy
William and Mary
Auburn
Tennessee
Nebraska
Illinois
California
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Northwestern
Indiana
Michigan State
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Rice
Michigan
Air Force
Army
Boston College
Princeton
Rutgers
Brunswick Wins To Square Playoffs In Maryland League
Bill Merriman struck out 16 to lead Brunswick past Germantown 9-4 to even the best of three series. The decisive final game will be played Sunday at an announced site. Merriman and Germantown pitcher Jack Beall dueled until Brunswick pulled ahead in the middle innings.
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Brunswick
Bill Merriman
Germantown
Merriman
Jack Beall
Railroaders
Notre Dame turns tide with upset aim under Parseghian
Notre Dame opened under new coach Ara Parseghian with a 31-7 win at Wisconsin on a defense that forced four interceptions and limited yardage. Jack Snow caught nine passes for 217 yards with two long TDs, as the Irish revived hopes for a return to winning tradition amid reshuffled polls and top-10 threats.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Ira Parseghian
Parseghian
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Badgers
Jack Snow
Snow
John Huarte
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Jackson
Miss
Florida
Mississippi State
Southern California
Texas
Texas Tech
Alabama
Jos Namath
Cubs Sweep Giants to Tighten NL Race
Chicago defeats San Francisco 4-1 and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Ernie Banks belted a fifth inning grand slam for the nightcap as Cal Koonce pitched to a 4-1 win. Ron Santo hit a three run homer in the opener. Giants trail Reds by 4 2 games with six left.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Santo
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Juan Marichal
Jackson
Marichal
Banks
Cal Koonce
Lindy McDaniel
Stolle Edges Ralston In Davis Cup Thriller
In a four hour Davis Cup Challenge Round match Fred Stolle of Australia defeated Dennis Ralston of the United States 7 5 6 3 3 6 9 11 6 4 to tie the series at 2 2 and push the decision to the final singles between Chuck McKinley and Roy Emerson Emerson holds the Australian title Wimbledon and US championships and has a favorable record against McKinley. the outcome hinges on the last match amid cold conditions and a key spill by Ralston.
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Cleveland
Fred Stolle
Australia
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Chuck Mc
Kinley
Roy Emerson
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Emerson
Ralston
Stolle
Forest Hills
Garber and Eaves resign Tri-County League posts
Tri-County League president Mel Garber and vice president Paul Eaves resign their posts at a Frederick YMCA meeting. Garber cites undisclosed reasons effective Oct 1, 1964. Eaves, unable to attend, agrees with the same reasons. Five teams plan another league meeting in the fall to select a new president.
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Tri-County League
Mel Garber
Paul Eaves
Frederick
Garber
Harmony
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Middletown
Bolivar
Dawson Haynes Team for KC Win at Oakland
Kansas City Chiefs beat the Oakland Raiders 21 9 at Frank Youell Field as Len Dawson and Abner Haynes fueled a fourth quarter comeback. The win puts the Chiefs atop the American Football League Western Division with a 1 1 mark while Oakland falls to 0 3.
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Oakland
Calif
Kansas City Chiefs
Len Dawson
Abner Haynes
Oakland Raiders
Dawson
Frank Youell
Chiefs
Haynes
Frank Jackson
Braves Rout Phillies to Complete Series Sweep
The Milwaukee Braves crushed Philadelphia 14 8 to complete a four game series sweep and put the Phillies from NL lead. Felipe Alou Lee Maye and Joe Torre paced the offense with multi hit games as Jim Bunning struggled. Barring a late surge Philadelphia now has five games left while Cincinnati moved atop the league by sweeping the Mets.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee Braves
Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Braves
Lee Maye
Felipe Alou
Joe Torre
Braves
Philies
Brooklyn
Mase
Alou
Torre
Bunning
Jim Bunning
Johnny Callison
Tony Cloninger
Drme
Twin Double Pays $3.82 at Hagerstown Race Course
A twin double wager paid $3.82 at Hagerstown Race Course on Saturday, with bettors placing stakes on paired horse selections. The event drew attention as the payout reflected a notable return for multi-horse combos at the track.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Race Course
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Jim Hart
Duke Snider
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