Stottlemyre Wins Second Start for Yankees in Flag Fortnight
Associated Press report details Mel Stottlemyre’s second victory as the Yankees beat the Orioles 3 1 and stay within 2 1 2 games of the league leaders. The White Sox also win, Twins sweep Indians, Tigers and Senators triumph, with notable homers by Yastrzemski Skowron Versalles Colavito Gentile and Kirkland. The piece notes Stottlemyre’s rapid rise, recent recall from Richmond, and looming World Series chances.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Orioles
Yogi Berra
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Oriole
Milt Pappas
Steve Barber
Roger Maris
Tom Tresh
Luis Aparicio
Maris
Elston Howard
Sam Bowens
Carl Yastrzemski
Floyd Robinson
Bill Skowron
Skowron
Robinson
Jim Landis
Lee Thomas
Landis
Ed Connolly
Joel Horlen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Woody Held
Jim Grant
Indians
Grant
Dave Wickersham
Tigers
A’s
Don Wert
George Thomas
Athletics
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Willie Kirkland
Washington
Senators
Big Eight scraps limit on athletic grants in aid
Kansas City AP Big Eight Conference faculty representatives rewrote the grants in aid rule to set 35 football scholarships and six basketball scholarships per incoming class starting Sept 1 1965. They also allowed banking of scholarships and added provisions to adjust if squads dip below 66 players. Wayne Duke gains expanded authority. meetings reduced. annual December meetings moved to Kansas City for multiple sports.
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Kansas City
League
Wayne Duke
Duke
Yankees Sale Controversy Tests League Meeting
In Boston AP reports the New York Yankees sale to CBS sparks a league dispute. MLB Commissioner Cronin weighs calling a meeting after White Sox President Arthur Allyn claims the telegraphic vote approving 80 percent stock sale violates the league constitution. Congress member Emmanuel Celler cites potential antitrust issues. CBS President Frank Stanton defends legality.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
New York Yankees
CBS
Capitol Hill
Cronin
Arthur Allyn
Chicago White Sox
Allyn
Yankee
Emmanuel Celler
D-Ny
America's Cup Trials Begin in Newport Contests
United States 12 meter yachts opened final trials to decide the defender with Constellation challenging American Eagle while Columbia faced the earlier unbeaten Eagle opponent Nefertiti. the two British challenger ships continued their observation series.
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Newport. R. IL
Constellation
American Eagle
Columbia
United States
Nefertiti
Challenger
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stats
American League batting Oliva Minnesota .339 Mantle New York .315 Runs Oliva Minnesota 93 Howser Cleveland 83 RBIs Killebrew Minnesota 95 Stuart Boston 91 Hits Oliva Minnesota 170 B Robinson Baltimore 136 Doubles Oliva Minnesota 33 Bressoud Boston 31 National League batting Clemente Pittsburgh .345 Santo Chicago .327 Runs Mays San Francisco 96 Allen Philadelphia 87 RBIs Santo Chicago 86 Mays San Francisco Boyer St Louis 84 Hits Clemente Pittsburgh 154 Williams Chicago 152 Doubles Williams Chicago and Maye Milwaukee 30
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Mantle
New York
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Pittsburgh
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Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Chicago
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St. Louis
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Maye
Milwaukee
Weather worries mark small field in women’s amateur golf
Hutchinson Kansas AP contestants opened qualifying for the National Women’s Amateur Golf Championship amid wind concerns at Prairie Dunes. Of 101 entrants, 20 withdrew. 36 holes will cut to 32 for match play with the final Saturday. Veteran prognoses set 158 to 162 as likely cut scores. the winner joins the Curtis Cup team and world championship selections hinge on results.
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Kan
Ross Wilson
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Kansas
Jason Weiss
Indianapolis
Ind
Horton S. Semple
Sewickley
U. S. Golf Association
Semple
Wales
France
Baseball Scoreboard Week In Review and Tuesday Highlights
Baseball scoreboard shows standings with New York leading, Baltimore and Chicago close behind. Sunday results included Detroit routing Kansas City and Minnesota trouncing Cleveland while Washington split with Los Angeles. Upcoming games feature New York at Chicago and several doubleheaders across the league.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Los Angels
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
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Phia
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los An’els
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Rams
Frank Ryan
Jim Ninowski
San Diego Chargers
Houston Oilers
Chargers
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco 49Ers
Minnesota Vikings
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Tennis Meet Trouble Rise
Brookline Mass AP officials of the 84th National Doubles Tennis Championship face woes as Dennis Ralston injures his ankle delaying defense of their title. Ralston and McKinley were set to open today against Inman Kiloff with Seixas weighing a withdrawal to protect the youngster.
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Mass
Dennis Ralston
Walter Elcock
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Ralston
Newport
R.I
Bakersfield
Calif
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Bob Inman
Cambridge
Olive Kiloff
Southern Rhodesia
Vic Seixas
U.S
Oshe Wins Fourth Straight Western Regional Softball Title
Topeka Ohie captured its fourth consecutive women's Western regional softball crown by defeating Kansas City Kansas 6-2 in the final. Kansas City reached the final by vanquishing St. Louis 8-3 and Omaha 3-0 earlier Sunday, while Topeka had beaten Kansas City in both prior encounters this tournament.
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Topeka
Ohie
Kansas City
Kan
St. Louis
Omaha
Phillies Lose 1 as Giants Fall in Doubleheader
Phillies fall to Mets 1 2 while Giants lose a twin bill 5 4 and 10 2. Flood piles eight hits in a doubleheader for St Louis, threatening a 1894 record. Koufax dominates with a 19th win and seventh shutout. Cubs beat Pirates 5 4 in opener as Reds, Braves, Dodgers also win.
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John Roseboro
Dick Tracewski
Tommy Davis
Bobby Klaus
Mets
Phillies
Galen Cisco
Richie Allen
John Herrnstein
Braves
Giants
Eddie Mathews
Gene Oliver
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
del Crandall
Cubs
Dick Bertell
Andre Rodgers
Jimmy Stewart
Pirate
al McBean
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Frank Robinson
Ken Johnson
Reds
Joey Jay
Colts
Hornung Comes Home Packers Come To Life
Packers star Paul Hornung, suspended in 1963, shone in his 1964 home exhibition debut guiding Green Bay past the New York Giants 34 10 before 42327 fans. He produced 16 points including a 56 yard pass to Boyd Dowler, four touchdowns, and two field goals amid an NFL and AFL weekend slate.
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Paul Hornung
Green Bay
Hornung
Packers
New York Giants
Giants
Boyd Dowler
Notre Dame
Cleveland Browns
Flood Flies for Eight Hits in Dodgers Twinbill
Curt Flood collected eight hits in two games against the Dodgers, lifting his average to .302, with a triple two doubles and five singles. The Cardinals and Dodgers split a Sunday doubleheader, Koufax winning 3-0 in the first game and Curt Simmons shutting out Los Angeles 4-0 in the second.
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Cardinals
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Sandy Kotefax
St. Louis
Ron Perranoski
Stan Rojok
Pittsburgh
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New York Mets
Giants
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cubs
Pirates
Cincinnati
Houston
Dodgers
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Associated Press
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Curt Simmons
Los Angeles
Simmons
Detroit
Kansas City
Don Wert
George Thomas
John O’donoghue
Dodger
Tom Davis
Freshman Chuck Courtney Wins St Paul Open Title
AP reports Chuck Courtney a January rookie on the pro golf tour won the $65,000 St Paul Open after posting a five under par 66 to finish 12 under for 72 holes. He led by three strokes over Charlie Sifford Jack McGowan and Rod Funseth as he credited confidence and belief in his putting for the victory.
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St, Paul
Chuck Courtney
LaJolla
Gourer
Courtney
Keller
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Jack McGowan
Largo
Fla
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Travers Stakes Preview Shapes Up Historic Saratoga Race
Malicious and Quadrangle renew their rivalry for the 3-year-old colt championship in Saturday's Travers Stakes at Saratoga. Northern Dancer is sidelined by a hoof injury, leaving Quadrangle Malicious Hill Rise and Knightly Manner as the probable field amid other major races this week including Washington Park Handicap and Big Crosby at Del Mar.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Malicious
Quadrangle
Saratoga
Arlington
del Mar
Northern Dancer
Crown
Paul Mellon
Greentree
Travers
Hill
California
Hill Rise
Knightly Manner
Clay Backers To Hearing In World Boxing Association
Louisville AP reports representatives of Cassius Clay sponsorship groups will appear before the World Boxing Association at its August meeting in Norfolk Virginia. Clay manager Bill Faversham says attorney Gordon Davidson and others will attend out of courtesy and to keep boxing on the highest level. The WBA plans a hearing over the Clay Liston rematch slated for mid November at an undecided site. The WBA does not rank Liston in its top 10 and has criticized the pre February contract with Intercontinental Promotions.
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Cassius Clay
World Boxing Association
Bill Faversham
Clay
Gordon Davidson
WBA
Norfolk
Sonny Liston
Liston
Intercontinental Promotions
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