Yankees and Giants Shine in Monday Night Baseball Highlights
The Yankees beat the White Sox 6-5 extending their perfect run against Chicago to nine this season. Milwaukee's Bragan secured a new contract but the Braves fell 10-9 to the Dodgers in a seven-run seventh. Willie McCovey hit a grand slam as San Francisco topped Cincinnati 6-2. John Tsitouris carried a no-hitter into the sixth before Chuck Hiller’s pinch hit ended it.
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Two area athletes earn varsity letters in major sports
Joseph E. Shoenfelt of Union College Schenectady and Leonard C. Earle of Ithaca College earned varsity letters in track and field and baseball respectively during the summer break. Earle, a Hannibal Central school product, helped the Bombers post a 15 2 record in 1964 and played in the NCAA District 2 tourney. he studies health and physical education. Shoenfelt, Oswego High alumnus, excels in track and others while pursuing a history major at Union.
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Bears Sign Tackles Leggett and Johnson
Chicago Bears owner Coach George Halas announced today that Earl Leggett and John Johnson have stiffed their 1964 contracts, the pair anchoring last season’s stout defensive unit.
Venturi Denied British Open Berth After Entry Miss
Ken Venturi, fresh from winning the U S Open, cannot play in the British Open at St Andrews July 8 to 10. The Royal and Ancient Golf Club rejected his entry due to late filing while Venturi and the U S Golf Association had sought an exception. Venturi heads to the Cleveland Open next, amid heat fatigue and support from his wife Conni.
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Kudwa fires ace at Battle Island Park on 118-yard hole
Fulton golfer Stan Kudwa carded a summer first hole in one on the 118 yard No 6 at Battle Island Park using a nine iron. He played in a foursome with John Czeriak Dina Scandura and Adam Wallace.
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Cornell Crew Bypasses Olympic Trials After Syracuse Defeat
Cornell University will skip the Olympic rowing trials next month admitting it cannot match California's unbeaten varsity. California dethroned Cornell by winning the intercollegiate championship at Syracuse with Cornell finishing third. California will practice in Ithaca ahead of trials at Orchard Beach Lagoon in New York. Washington’s Huskies, runner-up at Syracuse, will train for the Princeton trials.
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Hammermill, Dick & Joe's edge in Industrial League
Dick & Joe's beat Local 214 12 to 8 in a spirited Industrial Softball League game at Fort Ontario. Hammermill narrowly defeated Local 129 4 to 3 in a separate contest as four double plays and several standout defensive plays flavored the doubleheader. Don Day belted a long two–out homer for Hammermill, while Mal Parkhurst led Dick & Joe's with four hits and three runs. Local 214’s Barker homered and Ponzi hit a triple, but Stark shut them down after early damage. Pacific Coast League results noted Tacoma 2 Denver 0 and Seattle 4 Okla City 3 with Dallas 5 Portland 3 as well.
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McKinley Survives Controversy to Reach Wimbledon Round
At Wimbledon Chuck McKinley dodges a potential disqualification over a six month old magazine article written with Gardnar Mulloy and Jack Kramer. He defeats Terry Ryan 6-2 6-1 6-3 as Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith lead the favorites in a turbulent opening day. Froehling and Ralston both fall in first rounds as Greece’s Kanogeropoulos and Britain’s Pickard pull shocks.
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Torres Stops Olivera In New Bedford Fight
Jose Torres of New York stopped Frankie Olivera of New York in the fifth round at New Bedford Massachusetts boxing card Monday night.
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Harvey Tops Oswego High Batting, Kraft Leads Pitching
Oswego High varsity baseball 1964 season summary shows Harvey batting .321 with 18 hits in 56 at bats, including two home runs and four RBIs. Kraft led pitching with 6-3 record and 1.05 ERA across 10 appearances, while MacDonald struck out 54 in 42 innings. Team finished 6-8 with a poor .213 batting average and an 877 fielding percentage, committing 78 errors in 543 chances.
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Roberts to Undergo Surgery for Severe Burns
Stock car driver Glenn Roberts of Daytona Beach Florida was to have surgery to remove dead tissue from burns suffered in the World 600 mile race on May 24. Doctors planned skin grafting in about two weeks after the procedure.
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Landon Wins Reno Silver Spurs Honor
Michael Landon a member of the Bonanza television cast is named this year’s Reno Silver Spurs Award recipient. The honor recognizes his contributions to Western themed entertainment and public service efforts.
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Lively Wimbledon Line Judge Snoozes Through Match
Davis Cup star Abe Segal defeats Clark Graebner 6-2 7-5 6-2 on No 3 court as line judge Dorothy Davis Brown sleeps through the call. Umpire Mike Gibson grants her a two day rest after the sleepy moment at Wimbledon.
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Police and Ellis Triumph in Little League Doubleheader
Police defeated Kingsford's Pumps 8-3 at Lagoe Field in the opening Little League game. Ellis edged K of C 7-6 in the nightcap to expand its National Division lead. Dick Lower starred with three extra base hits and a late double driving in the winning run.
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Mays Tops National All Star Starters No Phillies In Vote
Willie Mays led National League star selections for the July 7 All Star Game at Shea Stadium, with Ken Boyer, Dick Groat, and Orlando Cepeda on the starting lineup. Other NL reps include Ron Hunt, Roberto Clemente, Billy Williams, Joe Torre, and more. no Phillies named. Major voting details note Mays 240 of 241, Groat narrowly beat Leo Cardenas for shortstop.
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Cupid's Ready Dallas
The Dallas County marriage license bureau will stay open a half day on Saturday as spring couples apply for licenses County Clerk Tom Ellis announced.
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Braves Extend Bragan Contract Amid Slump
Milwaukee Braves announce a contract extension for manager Bobby Bragan through 1965 as they endure a seven game losing streak and sit ninth. Team president John McHale and chairman Bill Bartholomay praise Bragan despite poor standing. Bragan calls it a confidence boost while noting the club’s recent 10-9 slugfest loss to the Dodgers after a 15 hit game.
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Giants Win On McCovey Grand slam In Monday Batting
Willie McCovey of San Francisco hit a grand slam to power the Giants to a 6-2 victory over Cincinnati. Steve Hamilton of New York scattered six hits over eight innings in the Yankees 6-5 win against the Chicago White Sox.
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