Labor Day Victories Boost Cards to Second
Associated Press reports the St Louis Cardinals win their second straight. executive of the year devine, who resigned Aug 17, amid front office discord, has the club within 6 1/2 games of the Phillies with about two dozen games left. Giants, Reds, Mets, Dodgers and Cubs are contending as Willie Mays hits two homers for San Francisco, while Boyer and McCarver fuel St Louis rallies.
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Negro Asks To Play On Basis Of Ability
Arthur Ashe Jr. aims to join the United States Davis Cup squad on merit not color. The UCLA senior beat Marty Riessen to virtually clinch a spot, while Vic Seixas noted other hopefuls and the U S faces Australia in Cleveland September 25 27.
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Orioles rookie credits father for success
Baltimore rookie Wally Bunker credits his father Tom Bunker for teaching control through years of practice. The 19-year-old right hander improved to 15-4 with a 2.64 ERA after a six-hit 6-1 win over the Athletics, lifting Baltimore back to first place. Bunker, signed after high school, shows poise under fire and remains on pace to match the famed Bob Feller’s 1938 feat of 15 wins at 19.
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State Lottery Tickets Go Fast at Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire AP reported 31 478 fans at Rockingham Park bought 17 421 New Hampshire sweepstakes tickets on Monday The sweepstakes will be run there next Saturday Sweepstakes director Edward J Powers said Monday sales reached 352 263 and would push total sales over 5 7 million Final day sales set a record Mr Brick a colt won the Withers Mile at Aqueduct marking a standout stakes performance
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Sox Skipper Sees Hope In Tight pennant race
Washington, AP report notes Al Lopez upbeat after Chicago White Sox drop a Monday doubleheader 3 0 to 6 2 and fall from the AL lead into a three team battle with Baltimore and New York. Lopez plans a three man rotation behind Pizarro Horlen and Peters as top winners push rest of season. The Orioles lead the Sox by a half game as Washington visits for a two night series.
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No-Fame Pitchers Put Leaders In A Bind
Dick Couch reports a Labor Day sprawl of nondescript AL pitchers. Daniels and Stenhouse led the Senators to a doubleheader sweep of Chicago. Meyer won for the Athletics against Baltimore. the Sox and Orioles stayed tight in the pennant race as many veterans and rookies stepped up in Los Angeles and Washington.
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Colorado's Comeback Slow Says Crowder On Buffs Progress
Colorado looks to rebound under the Colorado Plan with goals for 100000 in scholarships but coach Eddie Crowder cautions about predicting when the Buffaloes reach title level. He notes improved depth in backfield and line, changes in personnel, and a mix of sophomores and rookies on the first team.
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Four Wrestlers Earn Berths For 1964 U S Olympic Team
ANNAPOLIS Md AP four wrestlers won final freestyle matches Monday earning berths on the 1964 U S Olympic team. Winners at the Naval Academy included Gray Simons Norfolk Va Dave Ruble Ithaca N Y Bob Douglas Bridgeport Ohio and Gerald Conine Tacoma Wash.
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Cardinals Sweep Reds In Twinbill For Series Tie
The Cardinals swept a doubleheader from Cincinnati with 3-2 and 3-2 scores, pulling even in the standings with Philadelphia and San Francisco hot on the heels. Ken Boyer and Tim McCarver delivered the decisive hits in Game 1. Bob Gibson earned his fourth straight win. In the opener for Kansas City, Wally Bunker pitched six strong as the A’s handed Baltimore a loss by 6-1 before Baltimore bounced back behind Dave McNally. The A’s offense struck early but Baltimore’s Bob Meyer shut them down. Kansas City and St. Louis are idle today.
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