Teenage swimmers shatter world marks at AAU meet
At Foot Hill College outdoor championships in Altos Hills Calif teens set nine world records and many American marks signaling a superb U S Olympic team. Standouts Don Schollander Sharon Stouder Dick Roth Marilyn Ramenofsky and Patty Caretto led the record blitz with Eva de Varona also pushing marks in medley events.
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Santa Clara
Sharon Stouder
City of Commerce
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Dick Roth
Atherton
Murray Rose
Tokyo
United States
Donna de Varona
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Cardinals edge Reds in tight 5-4 finish
The St. Louis Cardinals halted Cincinnati 5-4 to salvage the final game of their three game set and close within seven games of the league leaders. Curt Flood homered and drove in a run as Curt Simmons steadied the mound after two big homers by Deron Johnson tied the game.
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Dick Brown
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Norm Siebern
Boog Powell
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Jim Gentile
Baseball Scoreboard American League and National League standings and results
Baseball scoreboard shows standings for both leagues with teams and records. Detroit beats Cleveland 2 1, Chicago wins 9 8 in 10 over Washington, New York 6 Minnesota 4 and Baltimore 5 Kansas City 2. Los Angeles 4 Boston 1. Sunday results include Cleveland 6 2 Detroit 1 1 second game 11 innings, New York 2 Minnesota 0. National League games list Philadelphia 60 42, San Francisco 60 45, Cincinnati 57 48, Pittsburgh 54 46, Milwaukee 54 49, St. Louis 54 50, Los Angeles 51 51, Chicago 49 53, Houston 46 62, New York 34 73, with multiple results including Houston 9-2 New York 7-4 and Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 1. Night schedule notes include several matchups and doubleheaders.
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College Student Wins Tourney at Pikes Peak Invitational
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Arnold Abel, a 19-year-old college student from Denver, defeated defending champion Gary Columbus 4 and 3 to win the Pikes Peak Invitational after 33 holes on the par 72 Patty Jewett Municipal course. Abel was two under regulation at the event.
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Unwritten Code Defends Officials in Legion Tournament
A District I American Legion baseball tournament in Paola drew criticism of umpires. The base umpire upheld a balk ruling, while his partner called a bush league conference on a pitcher's protest, forcing Morelet from the game after Downing’s second visit.
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Officials, Umpire Calls and Ubiquitous Criticism
The Sports Log argues that umpire decisions in Paola were questioned after a balk on Ottawa pitcher Dennis Morelet changed the score. It urges NCAA NAIA to recruit and train officials, stressing competence for amateur sports. It notes Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle’s 1961 home run pair as a historic team record.
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Australian Nagle tops Palmer for Canadian Open win
Arnold Palmer trails Australian Ken Nagle who surged with birdies at the Pinegrove course to win the $50,000 Canadian Open with 277. Palmer finished two back at 279 for his fourth second place. Floyd 280 and Sikes 281 followed. Nagle earned $7,500, Palmer $4,000.
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Victorious Crew Wins Eight-Oared Event At Nationals
New York AP reports Hare vard Laconia crew captured the eight-oared race by five lengths at the National Bowling Championships.
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Ashe Wins Eastern Grass Court Title in New Jersey
Arthur Ashe Jr., 21, from Richmond and UCLA student, wins the Eastern Grass Court Championships at South Orange, defeating Clark Graebner 4 6 8 6 6 3 6 4 to become the first Black man to win a major grass court event. Billie Jean Moffitt top seed dominates women's singles, defeating Nancy Richey for the crown 7 5 3 0 6 8 6.
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United States
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UCLA
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Beachwood
Ohio
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Ashe
Dennis Ralston
Gene Scott
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach Calif
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Dallas
St. John Wins Detroit Open for First PBA Victory
Roseville, Michigan AP Jim St. John scored heavily in match play to win the $27,500 Detroit Open on the 1964 PBA tour. He earned $3,000 by edging veteran Dick Weber of St. Louis 9,153 to 9,063 in total pins.
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San Jose
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St. Louis
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