Braves Bury Frisco 13-0 in a rout
Milwaukee ace Hank Fischer pitched a three-hitter as the Braves blanked San Francisco 13-0. Rico Carty and Woody Woodward each drove in four, with Carty homering and tripling in a six-run first inning. The Orioles idle, face White Sox in crucial four-game set as Baltimore leads by 1.5. Twins, Tigers, Angels win as Detroit, Minnesota, L.A. post wins and milestone homers.
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Murray Chass
Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
AL Set to Meet on Yankees CBS Sale in Boston
American League owners plan a face to face meeting in Boston on September 9 to discuss CBS proposed purchase of 50 percent of the New York Yankees for 11.2 million with an option to buy the rest in five years. Debate centers on sale terms and constitutionality amid broader anti trust scrutiny.
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Boston
American League
Powers That Be
New York Yankees
CBS
White Sox
Ben Fiery
Joe Cronin
League
Yankees
Dominumt
U.S. Congress
Unitas Flashes Old Form As Colts Stomp Redskins
Unitas, guiding light of Baltimore’s 1958 1959 championship years, showed vintage form in a 24 14 exhibition win over Washington. He threw two touchdown passes and marshaled a key drive as 45 016 fans packed D C Stadium. The game opened a full 11 game weekend schedule with four other games tonight and six on Saturday across NFL and AFL.
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Unitas
Colts Stomp Redskins
Sssiezmet Press
Breer Westers Rabsiussere
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Ashe Seeding Sparks Pride in U S Championships
Arthur Ashe, a 21 year old from Richmond, says he is glad to learn he is seeded eighth in the U S Tennis Championships at Forest Hills and seeded fourth at Southampton in the Meadow Club grass event. He notes the pressure that comes with rising toward the top and remarks on his Davis Cup status.
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Southampton
N. Y
Arthur Ashe
Forest Hills
Ashe
Richmond
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Pasarella
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Chuck McKinley
Graham Stillwell
England
Ralston
America
McKinley
Martin Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Bitsy Harrison
West Point
League Leaders In Baseball From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota leading with a .333 batting average and 96 runs while Killebrew tops with 42 home runs. Brewing details show Colavito and Powell tied for 31 homers, Aparicio swiping 48 bases, and pitchers Bunker and Pizarro posting strong records. National League leaders feature Clemente and Santo, with Mays leading several categories and Koufax dominating with 19 wins and 223 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Versalles
Yastrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Dayalillo
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
Chance
King Reports to Steelers Camp After Trade
Kingston Rhode Island AP Phil King, traded by the New York Giants to the Pittsburgh Steelers two days earlier, reported for the Steelers training camp at the University of Rhode Island.
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Kingston
R.I
Phil King
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
University of Rhode Island
Trap Shoot Opens with Tight 99s in Grand American
In Vandalia Ohio the 65th Grand American Trap prelim handicap ended with F M Ballard Jr of Marshalltown Iowa topping a shoot-off as six shooters all hit 99 of 100 from 22 yards. Ballard then posted 25 straight to seal the extra session victory. Jim Horton Trenton Mo 92 Larry Cox 91 at 19 yards Fred W Groves 88 18 yards Eddie Leavendusky Kansas City Kan 2nd junior with 98 John Edward McKay Vevay Ind 99.
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Vandalia
Ohio
F. M. Ballard Jr
Marshalltown
Iowa
Ballard
Jim Horton
Trenton
Larry Cox
Fred W. Groves
Eddie Leavendusky
Kansas City
Kan
Schedule Set for Balanced NBA Season 1964 65
NEW YORK AP The National Basketball Association will use a balanced schedule for the first time. Each team will play the eight opponents 10 times in the 1964 65 season, according to today's announcement.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Boxing Results in Norfolk Highlight Velez Bout
In Norfolk, Jose Velez from Havana weighed 135 pounds and fought a bout featuring boxer Tommy T. The report notes Velez’s weight and origin, with sparse details on the match outcome and opponent.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Jose Velez
Havana
Cub
Tommy T
Baseball Scoreboard and Thursday Results From The League
Baseball scoreboard lists Milwaukee 13 San Francisco 0 as the sole Thursday game with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at St. Louis among others. Standings show Baltimore atop the AL with 77 wins and Chicago leading the NL with 78, while Detroit and Minnesota trail. Notable results include Detroit 5 Boston 4 and Minnesota 5 Chicago 2.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Green Bay
Bears
Detroit
Ex. Brown Milt Plum
Cleveland
Lions
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Boston
Patriots
Buffalo
Denver
Jacky Lee
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Tex
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Clemente
Williams
Milwaukee
Pinson
Cincinnati
Callison
San
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Minnesota
Los Angels
Washington
Associated Press
National League
Pet
G.B. Philad
San Fran
Los An’els
Bowling Scores at Local Leagues and High Series Highlights
Bowling results list multiple leagues and facilities with top scores and team tallies. Notable performances include Pence Food Center and OgG s Market with 209 and 190 series while Pepsi Cola and KEEN Co. post high 220s and 565 series respectively. other entries show 170s to 200s with various players named.
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C. Hettler
Pepsi.cola
R. Kampschroeder
T. Snider
Ogg’s
C. Davis
Moore Chev
OLDS
K. Percival
Manhattan shuts out Topeka Van-T in 1-0 softball upset
In Great Bend, Don Rosenow pitched Manhattan to a 1-0 win over defending champion Topeka Van-T in the state men's softball tournament first round. Other results: Topeka LaSiesta over Hutchinson Merchants 5-1 and Coffeyville Page beat Wichita Office Lounge 3-2. Tonight’s schedule lists four games across the field.
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Kan
Don Rosenow
Manhattan
Topeka Van-T
Topeka LaSiesta
Hutchinson Merchants
Coffeyville Page
Wichita Office Lounge
Topeka
LaSiesta
Coffeyville
Page
Liberal
Ft. Leavenworth
Wichita
Blanchard
Pittsburg
Watson
Monterrey Aims For Historic Third Little League Title
Monterrey Mexico seeks an unprecedented third Little League World Series championship by taking on Staten Island New York in the finals after narrow semifinal wins. Monterrey edged Mobile Alabama 4-3 and Staten Island beat Tachikawa City Japan 3-1. Managers Emilio Rozel Cruz and Bill Rogers vocalized confidence in their clubs. Monterrey previously won in 1957 and 1958, having appeared in five series.
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Williamsport
Monterrey
Mex
Staten Island
N.Y
Mobile
Ala
Tachikawa City
Japan
Emilio Rozel Cruz
Bill Rogers
Liston In Wreck
Former heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston escaped injury when a car he rode in struck a parked vehicle. Police said Liston was asleep during the crash. Driver Mary D. Gowerway, 33, of Denver, suffered a head laceration.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Liston
Mary D. Gowerway
Changes Likely To Help College Football Rules
The 1964 changes in college football rules promise a faster, livelier game with more substitutions and specialists. Practices begin Sept 1, Navy started, UCLA vs Pitt on Sept 12, but most games Sept 19. Studies note clock restart after out of bounds plays and earlier clock management shifts.
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NEW York
Navy
UCLA
Pitt
Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in Big Wins
Hank Fischer of Milwaukee pitched his fifth shutout and allowed three hits in a 13-0 victory over San Francisco. Joe Adcock of Los Angeles belted his 300th career homer, added two singles, and drove in three runs as the Angels defeated Kansas City 7-1.
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Associated Press
Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Joe Adcock
Los Angeles
Angels
Kansas City
Thunder Bird Classic Set At Westchester Course
The fourth annual $100,000 Thunder Bird Classic will be staged again at Westchester Country Club in Harrison, North Carolina, with sponsors announcing the date later.
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New York
Westchester Country Club
Harrison
N.C
Two Tie For Lead In Pro Ladies Tournament
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa and Sandra Palmer of St Charles Tex finished the first round at Riverside Country Club Provo tied at one under par 71 in the $11000 Ladies Professional Golf Tournament.
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Provo
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Sandra Palmer
St. Charles
Tex
Riverside Country Club
KU Baseball Star Signs with Dodgers Organization
Lawrence Kan AP Stirling Coward second baseman and all Big Eight selection has signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization and will not be eligible to play for Kansas next spring. Coach Floyd Temple announced the move. Coward played for Rapid City All Basin League this summer and was a unanimous all league choice. He batted .343 for Kansas last spring.
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Kan
Stirling Coward
Los Angeles Dodgers
Kansas
Floyd Temple
Jayhawk
Coward
Rapid City
S.C
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