Orioles Rally To Split Four Game Set At Yankee Stadium
The Orioles beat the Yankees 4-2 in the finale to pull two games ahead in the AL race after a 2-1 loss in the first game and a 6-5 win Saturday. Earlier games saw Baltimore win 2-0 Friday, with New York hungry for a clutch pitching effort from Al Downing to avoid a sweep.
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Mays Puts On Show in Giants Weekend Wins
Willie Mays powered the San Francisco Giants to two weekend victories with a 1-0 win over Cincinnati and a 7-5 win the next day, slugging his 32nd homer and adding four hits, three RBIs, two runs, and two stolen bases while battling a cold. The outfielder pushed manager Al Dark’s lineup decision, sparking late relief from Billy O'Dell as Philadelphia and other NL results shuffled standings.
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Open Winner Has $11,000, Answers CHICAGO AP
Chi Chi Rodriguez won the Western Open with a 268 total and $11,000 prize. The Puerto Rican star, 28, praised mentors Pete Cooper Ed Dudley and noted his rise to sixth on the PGA money list with $46,610. Arnold Palmer finished two behind in solo second after a late bogey.
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Western Open top money winners and scores in Chicago
APรายงานคะแนน 72 หลุม และผู้ทำเงินสูงสุดที่เวสเทิร์นโอเพ่น ชิคาโก Juan Rodriguez ทำเงิน 11,000 ดอลลาร์ ด้วย 64 69 68 67 268 Arnold Palmer 5,750 ดอลลาร์ 68 66 67 68 269 Don Massengale 3,300 ดอลลาร์ 71 65 69 70 275 Jack Nicklaus 3,300 ดอลลาร์ 72 71 65 67 275 Ken Venturi 2,500 ดอลลาร์ 68 71 68 70 277 Jim Ferrier 1,960 ดอลลาร์ 67 69 73 69 278 Billy Casper 1,960 ดอลลาร์ 64 71 71 72 278 Tony Lema 1,960 ดอลลาร์ 71 0 69 70 278 Thomas Veech 1,960 ดอลลาร์ 68 71 69 70 278 Stan Leonard 1,960 ดอลลาร์ 74 69 69 66 278
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Stan Leonard
Tony Lema
Tom Veech
Jim Ferrier
Billy Casper
Juan Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Thomas Veech
US Men Sweep India in Stevens Cup Final
Newport Alabama AP United States won the final two singles matches Sunday to complete a 5 0 sweep over India in the Stevens Cup a tennis competition for men 45 and older at Newport.
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Baseball Brass Begin Picking Commissioner
CHICAGO AP The baseball brass meet today and Tuesday for summer talks to choose Ford Frick successor. Frick, 69, will retire Sept 20 1965. committees likely form in each league, with reports due at December meetings. Names include Joe Cronin Kenneth Keating and Robert Cannon. Warren Giles deemed too old for a seven year term. Executives plan separate league meetings then a joint session. Agenda covers no night games on getaway days no midseason exhibitions with night travel and a possible free agent draft deferred for a year. No franchise shifts noted. Atlanta and Milwaukee rumors linger.
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US May Be Catching Up In Women's Track
The United States eyes its best Olympic showing in years as Edith McGuire leads a strong sprint effort. McGuire's 11.3 and 23.4 seconds in key events boost hopes for depth in the 400 relay, with Willye White and Martha Watson adding speed and breadth to the team.
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Ottawa Country Club golf tourney heats up for final rounds
Most first round play is finished with the second round due this week and finals set for Labor Day weekend. Bob Soph, the perennial champion, won his opening match with a double eagle on the par five 14th, beating John Wassmer. Eight flights compete with two losses eliminating players and losers dropping to lower brackets.
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Cards Defeat Houston Athletics Drop A Pair
St Louis outslugged the Houston Colts 8 to 2 as Ray Sadecki improved to 13 9 with seven hits allowed. Dick Groat and Tim McCarver each had three hits, Bill White stretched his hitting streak to 17 games, and Ken Boyer raised his RBI total to 81, the league lead. The A’s lost a fifth straight while Kansas City was swept by Detroit in two games.
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Atlanta Asks Franchise For AFL Team 1965 Season
Atlanta Foot ball Inc. seeks an AFL franchise for 1965. President Charlie Leachman, a stockbroker, paid 25000 earnest money in Chicago to AFL Commissioner Joe Foss to start the process. He noted the group still must complete other application details and aims to an expanded league rather than taking an existing team.
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Major Stars Lead Giants and Yankees in Doubleheader
The Associated Press reports Willie Mays of the Giants hit his 32nd homer along with a double and two singles, driving in three, scoring twice and stealing two bases in a 7.5 victory over Cincinnati. A Downing of the Yankees won the opener against Baltimore 2-1 with nine strikeouts and four hits allowed, while Baltimore won the nightcap 4-2.
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Chiefs Might Be Powerful Again In 1964
The 1964 outlook grows for the 49ers Rams and Chiefs after a strong exhibition season drawing 282 441 fans in 10 games. Len Dawson and Eddie Wilson sparked the Chiefs 21 14 win over the Raiders while Paul Hornung returned for Green Bay in New Orleans.
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League Leaders National and American League Batting and Pitching
League leaders list top players by batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases in both leagues. Includes Clemente and Williams in NL batting, Mays and Santo in key categories, Oliva and Killebrew leading AL batting and power, with Koufax and Ford dominating pitching figures.
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Boxing Results From San Juan and Kingston Showdowns
Boxing results list bouts across San Juan and Kingston with results. Don Johnson of Los Angeles stops Bob by Scanlon in Puerto Rico. Alfredo Urbina loses on points to Bun ny Grant from Jamaica. Percy Bayles defeats Dave Hilton by decision in Jamaica. Kid Bassey defeats Sugar Cliff on points in Jamaica.
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Lawrence Plays In Tournament in Kansas Legion Finals
Salina Kansas AP Lawrence will play Columbus today in the rain delayed finals of the Kansas American Legion baseball tournament. Lawrence eliminated Hutchinson after amassing to reach the finals through the losers bracket. A thunderstorm postponed the Lawrence Columbus game.
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Floridan Wins Bowling Tourney in Montreal
Bill Allen of Orlando Florida defeated Jack Biondolillo of Houston Texas in a close final to win the Canadian Open Bowling Tournament by four pins. Allen finished 16 games with a total of 8,838 earning 3000 dollars.
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