Elks End Skid as Brown and Morelet Top Klein Pontiac
Ottawa halted a six game losing streak by taking the opener 9-2 thanks to five hits and three runs in the first. Gary Brown pitched a two hitter in game one, fanning eight with two walks, while Morelet hurled a no hitter through six in game two as Ottawa won the second 3-0. The pair of victories lift the Elks to a 7-9 record.
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Gary Brown
Definis
Morelet
Elks
Brown
Andy Klein
Jim Salter
Loren Shofner
Haworth
Paul Clendenning
Bob Rolph
Clendenning
Steve Leiter
Rolph
Brady
John Kopmeyer
al Stoike
Kopmeyer
Ottawa
James Brosic
Shofner
Craycraft Fanning
Billy Greene
Motelet
Mike Brady
Fanning
Harry Murphy
Harkins
Ronnie Mendell
Bob Nordyke
Leavenworth
Craycraft
Olathe Nine
Hollywood Park
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Mongo
Dandy K
Roman Brother
Stevens
Aqueduct
Rex Ellsworth
Reds
Willie Stargell
Jim Pagliaroni
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Billy Cowan
Dick Bertell
Bob Buhl
Colts
John Bateman
Walt Bond
Houston
Ron Santo
Bond
Allison leads Twins in 9-3 victory over Chicago
Bob Allison cracked a single and his 20th homer as Minnesota beat Chicago 9-3. His hitting streak reached 19 games and raised his AL leading average to .340. Zoilo Versalles and Harmon Killebrew also homered, boosting Minnesota’s seventh inning rally.
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Allison
Twins
Chicago
Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Kille
Suburban Handicap field linked to July 4 at Aqueduct
The 78th Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct for 100000 dollars dominates racing talk with a likely field including Kelso Oden Times Iron Peg Garwol Smart and two 11 year olds Quadrangle and Malicious. Weighing to be announced soon judges and owners prepare for the 114 mile race.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Aqueduct
Kelso
Oden
Iron Peg
Garwol
Smart
Quadrangle
Malicious
New York
Crusader
Tommy Trotter
California
Little League Schedules for American and National Leagues
The schedule lists matchups for both leagues at Forest Park with times noted at 7 p.m. Monday features Athletics versus Tigers and Cubs versus Cardinals. Tuesday brings Yanks against White Sox and Cubs against Braves. Wednesday pairs White Sox with Orioles and Giants with Dodgers. Thursday highlights Athletics versus Orioles and Braves versus Giants with Indians against Yanks listed for Friday.
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Athletics
Tigers
Yanks
White Sox
Orioles
Forest Park
Indians
Cubs
Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Arizona State Star Becker Signs with Goodyear Wingfoots
Star Art Becker of Arizona State announces signing with the AAU Goodyear Wingfoots in Akron Ohio. The 6 foot 8 senior, drafted by the St Louis Hawks, averaged 18.3 points and 10.6 rebounds per game for the Sun Devils last season.
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Tempe
Ariz
Art Becker
Arizona State University
Goodyear Wingfoots
Akron
Ohio
St.Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Sun Devils
Navy football captain Fred Marlin from Woodbury New Jersey
Navy football captain Fred Marlin, a guard from Woodbury New Jersey, is highlighted as a key leader on the team. The article notes his hometown and role on the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Fred Marlin
Woodbury, N. J
Trainer Grover Delp to Attend S5S Day Meeting
Grover Buddy Delp, leading trainer at Delaware Park last season with 16 winners, will be on hand for this year’s S5S day meeting. He has a strong record and is expected to attract attention from fans and bettors alike.
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Grover
Buddy) Delp
Delaware Park
Boxing Results From AP Desk Across Cities
Boxing results report multiple bouts with boxers listed by place and score. Mario Rossito from Columbia meets Carl Penalosa from Manila, both listed as drew at 10 rounds. Gaspar Ortega from Mexicali outpoints Cecil Mott of Phoenix in 10 rounds. Ronnie Jones from Chicago knocked out Shiego Marisawa in Tokyo in 4 rounds. Enzo Giannandrea of Italy outpoints Rene Dourre of Martinique in the lightweights over 8 rounds.
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Associated Press
Manila
Mario Rossito
Columbia
Carl Penalosa
Drew
Laurel
Mont
Gaspar Ortega
Mexicali
Mexico
Cecil Mott
Phoenix
Ariz
Tokyo
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Shiego Marisawa
Japan
Sandepolcro
Italy
Enzo Giannandrea
Rene Dourre
Martinique
Major Stars Shine as Red Sox Sweep Cleveland Doubleheader
Felix Mantilla of Boston slugged five hits including two homers and drove in three as the Red Sox swept the Indians 8-5 and 4-3. Diego Segui pitched a four-hit shutout for Kansas City in a 4-0 win over Los Angeles, snapping the Angels' 11-game streak and marking their second straight loss.
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Brew
Allison
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Detroit
Yanks
Tigers
Boston
Cleveland
Kanesas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
al Worthington
White Sox
Gerry McNertney
Dave Nicholson
Orioles
John Kennedy
Don Lock
Brooks Robinson
Willie Kirkland
Lock
Tom Tresh
Don Demeter
Dick McAuliffe
Gates Brown
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolich
Felix Mantilla
Frank Malzone
Dick Radatz
Red Sox
Leon Wagner
al Smith
Dick Donovan
Diego Segui
Athletics
Angels
Lenny Green
Manny Jimenez
Bill Bryan
Nelson Mathews
A’s
Associated Press
Kansas City
Bluth Fires Second Perfect Game at Spokane Open
Ray Bluth of St. Louis bowled the second perfect game to win the Spokane Pro Bowling Open final event. He started in fourth, 132 pins behind halfway leader Les Schissler of Denver, who posted a 300 in the afternoon session.
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Spokane
Wash
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Bluth
Les Schissler
Denver
Pros win doubles title at Milwaukee Open tennis event
Rod Laver and Mike Davies won the doubles title at the Milwaukee Open, defeating Pancho Gonzales and Alex Olmedo 6 4, 6 3. Ken Rosewall of Australia captured the singles crown with a 6 4, 3 6, 6 2 victory over Gonzales.
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Milwaukee
Rod Laver
Mike Davies
Pancho Gonzales
Alex Olmedo
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Gonzales
Cards Take Split With Phillies To Clear First Place Clash
St Louis split with Philadelphia to drop the Phillies from first in the NL by 8-2 and 5-0 games. Chris Short pitched a five hitter in game one as Bill White fueled the Cards with four hits and three RBIs. Ray Sadecki won his eighth as the Cards beat Culp. Segui won his seventh for KC and Mathews homered for Oakland.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phillies
Kansas City
Diego Segui
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chris Short
Cardinals
Bill White
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Ray Sadecki
Ray Culp
A’s
Bill Bryan
Nelson Mathews
Wayne Causey
Segui
Milwauskee
Ray Washburn
Braves
Dan Schneider
Boston
Ted Bowsfield
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Jesus Alou
Kuenn
Herbel
O’dell
Giants
Cards
Short
Met
Darrell Sutherland
New York
Ron Hunt
Mets
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Tony Cloninger
Frank Lary
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
Roy Face
Pirate
Model Airplane Champs Decided at Wichita Event
The fourth annual AAA Midwestern Model Airplane Championships crowned champions Wayne Merriwether of Kansas City Missouri in junior division Carl Perkins of Mission Kansas in senior division and Loren Tregillis of Wichita in open division. More than 200 entrants from 13 states competed for about 100 trophies. The program featured 26 events from combat dogfights to a pylon race where radio controlled planes hit speeds of 60 miles per hour.
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Wichita
Wayne Merriwether
Kansas City
Carl Perkins
Mission
Kan
Loren Tregillis
O'Dell Douses Rally To Save Giant's Win
Billy O'Dell relieves in the ninth and halts a Dodger rally at Candlestick Park, preserving a 1-0 Giants victory that moves San Francisco to the NL lead while dropping Los Angeles to ninth. Cepeda drives in the lone run with a sacrifice fly as Juves Alou scores on Kuenn single.
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O’dell
Giant
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Billy O’dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ron Herbel
Don Drysdale
Orlando
Cepeda
Herbel
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
Dodger
Alvin Dark
O'Dell
John Roseboro
Billy
Harvey Kuenn
Willie Mays
Duke Snider
Drysdale
Howard
Club Says Spahn Will Never Be Traded Off
MILWAUKEE AP reports Braves officials deny a New York rumor that Warren Spahn, Henry Aaron, and Frank Bolling would be traded to the Mets for 200000 and three players. Eddie Mathews blasts the idea, noting his recent hits, while Spahn deflects questions and Braves president John McHale vows the club will never trade the veteran pitcher.
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Spahn
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Ededie Mathews
New York
Mathews
Warren Spahn
Frank Bolling
Mets
Boston
Braves
John McHale
Snipe Title To Oklahoma Boater
Bill Kilpatrick of Oklahoma City won the 1964 Midwestern Snipe championship at Wichita Sailing Club regatta on Santa Fe Lake held Saturday and Sunday. Ted Wells of Wichita, former international champion, took second. Bob La Scala of the Missouri Yacht Club, Kansas City, Missouri, won the Kansas Centennial Championship Race held with the Midwest event.
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Wichita
Bill Kilpatrick
Oklahoma City
Santa
Fe Lake
Ted Wells
Bob la Scala
Missouri Yacht Club
Kansas City
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Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Ederal
Ramco
elco-Remy
Harry Smith Auto Supply
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Nicklaus
Nelae
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Jim Gilliam
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh
Charlie’s Cabinet
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Garnett
Willow Street
Nora Foley
Harold Stewart
Crandall
HFC Traveloan
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Viking
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