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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1964
Page
2
Wally Bunker and Dave Vineyard, both rookies, powered Baltimore to a doubleheader sweep over Washington to move one game ahead of the Yankees. Bunker limited the Senators to five hits in a five run outing to improve to 11-2, while Vineyard allowed two hits in seven innings for a second start win. Luis Tiant added a six-hitter for Cleveland past Boston.
The San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 11 to 3 as Dodgers third baseman Derrell Griffith committed two costly errors. Juan Marichal improved to 14-5, and Hal Lanier and Orlando Cepeda contributed key hits in a six-run sixth inning. The win keeps Philadelphia atop the NL, with Cincinnati and Houston also winning.
Baseball scoreboard lists current standings with Philadelphia leading the NL standings at 56 37 and .602, San Francisco 56 41 .577, Cincinnati 53 43 .552, Pittsburgh 48 43 .527, Milwaukee 48 46 .511, Chicago 47 47 .500, St. Louis 47 48 .495, Los Angeles 47 48 .495, Houston 44 54 .449, New York 29 68 .299. Today's schedule includes San Francisco at Los Angeles and Chicago at Houston with two games in St. Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Jose Stable defeats Gabe Terronez by eighth round TKO at Madison Square Garden in a nationally televised bout. Stable’s manager Manny Gonzalez pushes for a title shot against Emile Griffith, with co-manager Howard Albert open to a fall bout if a promoter funds it and a $65,000 payday is offered.
Major Stars pitching Dave Vineyard of Baltimore tossed a two hit game in his second major league start as the Orioles beat Washington 7-2 to complete a doubleheader sweep and regain the American League lead. Wally Bunker won the opener 2-1 with five hits allowed. Bob Chance of the Indians drove in four on his wedding day with two two run singles in Cleveland's 6-1 win over Boston.
New York boxer Jose Stable of New York stopped Gabe Terronez of Fresno California in a New York bout. Neal Kunde of Australia out pointed Love Allotey of Ghana in Brisbane Australia. The card lists weights and ties ending with 10.
A's rookie Chuck Shoemaker drove in Ed Charles with a triple for the lone run as Kansas City edged Los Angeles 1-0 behind John O'Donoghue six hitters. Bert Campaneris debuted with two homers and a single in four trips, stepping in for injured Wayne Causey. Philadelphia routed St Louis 9-1 as Gibson yielded four Cardinals errors.
The Pee Wee league timetable lists 5 30 p m games at Forest Park big diamond Angels versus Chiefs and Reds versus Blues on the small diamond At 6 p m the Colts play the Mets on the small diamond and the Lions meet the Titans on the big diamond At 6330 p m the Colts face the Bears on the small diamond
The Cardinals’ ownership wavered over a move to Atlanta amid offers from both cities but later denied a decision. Charles and Bill Bidwill said St Louis had not yet secured a final outcome and would iron out issues before any announcement, possibly Sunday or Monday.
Baltimore gains first place in the American League thanks to a pair of wins over Washington. Wally Bunker tossed a five hitter in game one to run his record to 11-2 and Dave Vineyard, at his second major league start, pitched six hitless innings before finishing with a 7-2 win in the nightcap. Luis Aparicio Boog Powell and Sam Bowens homered as the Orioles rode their rookies to a decisive sweep and top spot in the standings. Vineyard’s road from a near career-ending bulldozer accident to a major league mound is recounted as he and Bunker deliver the key performances.
Harvey Weigman of Weston Missouri captured the Class A 20-yard title with a perfect 100x100 at the McKan trap shoot opening in Kansas City. Graves Gladney of St Louis won Class B with 99x100, Rusty Severe and Freeman Dull tied for Class C at 98x100 before Severe won the shoot-off, John Johnston of Grandview took Class D with 97x100, as 72 gunners competed.
CHICAGO AP Barbara Ann White 23 of Shreveport and Patti Shook 21 of Saginaw Suns up to 36-hole final round in the 64th Women's Western Amateur Golf Tournament. White, a 1962 finalist, led Oak Park CC with a 37.36 73 pace before a 4 and 3 semifinal win over Jean Ashley of Colorado Springs. Shook, a first-time Western entrant and current MIWGA champion, advanced by beating Doris Phillips 2 and 1.
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