Phillies Edge Colts 4 1/2 Behind Callison Heroics
Hal Brown and Jim Bunning duel as Richie Allen and Johnny Callison pace the Phillies to a 4 1/2 run win over the Houston Colts. Callison homers for his 24th, Covington and Thomas also go deep, while Allen adds a late inside the park homer. Other NL results note St Louis, New York, and Pittsburgh wins as Masanori Murakami debuts for the Giants.
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Musial Collapses At Ball Park
ST LOUIS AP Stan Musial the all time Cardinal great and national fitness director collapsed of complete exhaustion at Busch Stadium during a game against Milwaukee He was taken to Jewish Hospital in midtown St Louis after being dehydrated and deemed not currently serious by Dr J C Middleman The 43 year old was said to be suffering from viral enthnitis and had been very busy in recent months since retiring as a player and becoming a Cardinal vice president and fitness director He remained hospitalized for several days and plans for a gastrointestinal check were noted In a long career Musial held many records including most lifetime total bases most long hits and most home runs in a double header Also noted were Musial and his wife Lillian with several children and grandchildren present at the time
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Field Of Nine Seek Top Trot For Horses
Ayres heads a nine horse field in the Hambletonian at Duquoin State Fairgrounds with a record crowd expected. Speedy Count and Speedy Rodney loom as strong rivals while Ayres, trained by John Simpson Sr., pursues a first Hambletonian triumph after a famed 1957 DuQuoin win.
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Fla
Adams Out Of Oil Job At Phillips Petroleum
K S Adams former Kansas University basketball star and Phillips Petroleum chair retired from the firm Monday at 65. He remains chairman of the board and finance committee Adams joined Phillips in 1920 when the company was three years old with 200 million in assets Now assets total 1 8 billion Adams became president in 1938 and chairman in 1961 guiding the shift toward petrochemicals fertilizers and early work in uranium and atomic energy.
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Uranium
Baseball Scoreboard: Major League Standings and Results
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 79 wins and a .598 percentage, followed by Chicago and New York. National League results include Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and San Francisco in tight races, with several games and upcoming matchups listed. Tuesday results include Cleveland over Washington and Minnesota over Baltimore.
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Major Stars Deliver Homers in Twins Baltic Victory
Harmon Killebrew supplied Minnesota with his 43rd and 44th home runs fueling a 2-1 win over AL leading Baltimore. Mickey Lolich pitched six hitless innings and finished with an eight run shutout as Detroit beat Chicago 8-0, pulling within half a game of the Orioles for second place.
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Boxing Results In Houston Gonzalez Beats Moyer
Manny Gonzalez of Odessa Texas outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland Oregon over ten rounds in Houston. Welterweight bout concluded with Gonzalez earning a decision as the crowd watched the action unfold.
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Yankees Gain White Sox, Birds Stumble
In a Punch and Judy night in the AL Harmon Killebrew slugged his 43rd and 44th to lift Minnesota over Baltimore 2-1 while Detroit’s Mickey Lolich blanked Chicago. The Orioles held a half game lead as the Yankees closed within two.
Weaver Mitchell Split On Attitude Toward New Rule
Manhattan AP report on coaches Jack Mitchell of Kansas and Doug Weaver of Kansas State sharing optimism for the 1964 Big Eight season while differing on the liberalized substitution rule. Weaver supports platoon football. Mitchell plans backfield platoons but not lines. Both praise players, note key pros, and discuss quarterbacks Bob Skahan and Steve Renko as potential starters.
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Kansas
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Detroit Pitcher Happy To Settle For Shutout
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, age just shy of 24, threw a three hit shutout as the Tigers defeated the White Sox 8-0. Lolich carried a near no hitter through six innings before Al Weis broke it with a seventh inning single, stressing he prefers steady wins over no hitters despite the fame. Lolich earned his 14th win in 25 decisions after a two week layoff and a National Guard stint.
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Dodgers
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White Sox
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Ray Herbert
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Mickey Lolich
Detroit
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al Weis
Michigan National Guard
Bowling Scores From Ottawa Industrial Packers Meet
Tuesday night bowling results show top scores across teams including INDUSTRIAL OTTAWA PACKERS-3 with J Clark 236 609 and OTTAWA TIMES-4 led by B Rinehart 197 581. Other notable totals include H Doman 483 for PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK-2 and W Lewis 215 for KEEN LEFTIES-2.
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Tigers Sign WU Pitcher Cunneen for 1965 Contract
Detroit Tigers officials announced on Tuesday the signing of John Cunneen a Wichita University junior for a 1965 contract. Cunneen a 190 pound right hander pitched this summer for Springfield in the Central Illinois League and hails from Kansas City.
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Chiefs Move Five Players In 1964 Roster Shuffle
The Kansas City Chiefs released Herb Travenio and Dave Koster, placed Denny Biodrowski and Curt Farrier on the inactive taxi squad, and acquired Reg Carolan from Oakland. The move reduces the roster to 38 under league rules, with Ed Lothamer shifted to defensive end per Hank Stram.
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San Diego Marines
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Raiders
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Swim Team Open To Full Force
Roy Saari of El Segundo Calif leads U S Olympic trials at Astoria Pool aiming for a third berth with six double winners already named including Sharon Stouder Donna de Varona Don Schollander Carl Robie and Kathy Ellis The day features men 100 meter butterfly and women 100 meter breast stroke events to determine the relay team spots Contenders include Bill Farley John Nelson and the 15 year old from Pompano Beach Fla with Saari clocking 17 25 7 in the 1500 meter freestyle and world record holder Saari facing Australia s Murray Rose as the field pushes toward Tokyo onward to the Olympic meet for the team formation
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Sharon Stouder
Donna de Varona
Don Schollander
Carl Robie
Kathy Ellis
Bill Farley
Michigan
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Australia
Murray Rose
John Nelson
Comet
Pompano Beach
Fla
Miss Stouder
Holland
Ada Kok
Sharon
Glendora
Cyclist Simes Seizes Olympic Berth in Race Finale
New York AP report says 21 year old Jack Simes II of Westwood New Jersey won the National Cycling Championship and swept two straight races in the best of three final to take a spot on the U S Olympic cycling squad. He beat Sam Zietlin of New York in the two lap match race with times of 3 26 and 2 34.
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Jack Simes II
U.S
Sam Zietlin
Simes
Westwood, N.J
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A's Recall 15 Kansas City Players
Kansas City Athletics announced the recall of 15 minor league players on Tuesday eight from their Triple A Dallas farm club in the Pacific Coast League. The move affects the Dallas roster and raises questions about upcoming roster adjustments and player development.
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Ole Miss Player Died During First Fall Practice Session
The University of Mississippi football program faced tragedy as sophomore tailback Richard W. Ellzey, 18, of Meridian, collapsed during the opening practice on Tuesday and died shortly after. Ellzey, 6 feet tall and 195 pounds, had been catching punts when the incident occurred. cause of death is not yet determined.
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Rickey) Ellzey
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