Giants Return to First Place After 1-0 Win Over Dodgers
The Giants move into the NL lead with a 1-0 victory over the Dodgers at Candlestick Park. Billy O'Dell and Herbel held L.A. scoreless before Cepeda's sacrifice fly brought in the decisive run, raising San Francisco while dropping the Dodgers to ninth.
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Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct draws top contenders include Kelso
The year’s horse race peak centers on the 78th Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct on July 4, with about ten runners expected including Kelso Olden Times Iron Peg Garnol and two 3-year-olds Quadrangle and Malicious. Top-weight Kelso seeks another win, while 3-year-olds have not won New York’s Triple Crown’s second leg since 1926. Other major previews note American Handicap at Hollywood Park and Stars and Stripes at Arlington Park both set for 1 1/8 miles. Local features recount Diamond State at Delaware Park and Saranac at Aqueduct plus Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park.
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Deny Mets to Get Spahn Mathews Deny Mets Trade
Milwaukee Braves officials denied a New York rumor that Ed Mathews Warren Spahn and Frank Bolling were to be traded to the Mets for 200000 dollars and three players. Mathews criticized the speculation as ridiculous while Spahn said he feels fine and is not ready to retire. Braves president John McHale called the report unfounded.
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Graduations Keep Mrs Spear Busy In Pulaski
Three graduations in three weeks set a record for Mrs Esther Spear of North Jefferson Street Pulaski Her son Robert graduated June 7 from Syracuse University daughter Sally graduated Sunday from Harpur College Binghamton and her son John recently completed junior high school in Pulaski
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Lema Wins $20,000 Cleveland Open in Playoff
Tony Lema edged Arnold Palmer in a 14 under par finish at Highland Park after a dramatic extra hole playoff. Lema used a borrowed putter to clinch the title, earning $20,000 with Palmer taking $12,000. Jack Nicklaus finished two behind.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National League leaders include Williams Chicago batting .351 and Clemente Pittsburgh with 95 hits and 53 RBIs for Mays San Francisco. Stolen bases go to Wills Los Angeles with 27. Pitching leaders show Farrell Houston 102 decisions, .833, and Ford New York 10 1 with 94 strikeouts. American League highlights include Allison Minnesota batting .340 and 55 runs, Killebrew Minnesota 59 RBIs and 27 homers, Aparicio Baltimore 31 steals, Ford New York 10 1 and 94 strikeouts.
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Weekend Fights Report From Manila Tokyo and More
Weekend boxing results show Mario Rossito from Manila by 140 percent over Columbia and Carl Pen alosa at 139 percent in Manila. Gaspar Ortega from Mexicali outpoints Cecil Mott of Phoenix while Ronnie Jones from Chicago KOed Shiego Marisawa in Tokyo. Enzo Giannandrea of Italy outpoints Rene Dourre in Sande Polcro, Italy.
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Laver and Davies Win Milwaukee Open Doubles Title
Rod Laver and Mike Davies won the doubles title at the $10,000 Milwaukee Open Tennis Tournament by beating Pancho Gonzales and Alex Olmedo 6-4 6-3. Ken Rosewall of Australia captured the singles crown with a 6-4 3-6 6-2 victory over Gonzales.
Passport page: 273 512 Americans renew in early 1964
In the first three months of 1964, 273 512 Americans renewed their passports, reflecting steady demand for U.S. travel documents.
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Teams
Major league results list final scores for Baltimore versus Washington Cleveland versus Boston Minnesota versus Chicago Kansas City versus Los Angeles and more. Tuesday and Wednesday night games include Minnesota at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston and Los Angeles at New York with several twi night matchups.
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Radatz Shines As Red Sox Win Doubleheader
Boston wins 8-5 and 4-3 over Cleveland as Dick Radatz earns his 11th and 12th saves. The 6-foot-6 fireman again proves essential to the Sox, with manager Johnny Pesky praising him as crucial to the club and fans roaring in approval.
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Dick Radatz
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Sunday’s Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Felix Mantilla of the Red Sox slugged five hits including two homers and drove in three as Boston swept a doubleheader against Cleveland 8-5 and 4-3. Diego Segui of the Athletics pitched a four hit shutout to lead Kansas City past Los Angeles 4-0, ending the Angels 11 game win streak.
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al Smith
Dick Donovan
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Diego Segui
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Bill Bryan
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VFW Victory And Triple Play Highlight Fumbleball
VFW Post 5885 upset the City Fumbleball scene with a 3 2 win over American Legion in Fort Ontario Saturday. Woods A C defeated K of C 13 1 in the other Saturday game. A rare triple play by K of C sparked interest, as VFW snapped a 15 game losing streak with strong hitting and defense.
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How to mark luggage for easy identification
Before a trip, attach a sturdy identification tag to the handle and place a strip of colored tape on the bag. This helps you spot your suitcase quickly at airports or rail terminals and prevents mix ups with others.
Observe Your Home Grounds From Curb
A curb side view of a home's landscaping affects curb appeal and resale value. The American Association of Nurserymen suggests evaluating planting choices, seeking neighbor input, and consulting nurserymen to improve street aesthetics. Landscaping ties the house to the ground for beauty, use, and entertaining.
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Colorful evergreen and deciduous shrubs for year round landscape
The guide highlights evergreen choices like juniper cedar arbor vitae yews blue spruce and pines for year round color along with flowering evergreens such as rhododendrons laurels pieris and azaleas. It discusses deciduous shrubs including roses for summer forsythia viburnum and flowering quince and notes a new white rhododendron bred for North American gardens. It also covers staking tips plant support and tying methods with bamboo stakes and green-painted wooden sticks for inconspicuous support.
Bluth Wins Spokane Pro Bowling Open With Second Perfect Game
Ray Bluth of St. Louis bowled a second perfect game to win the Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals in Spokane Washington. He started the evening round in fourth place 132 pins behind midway leader Les Schissler of Denver who had rolled a 300 in the afternoon session.
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