Phillies Moonlight How They ROAR To NL Pennant Lead
Phillies overpower Cubs 8-1 to extend night-game supremacy this season to 49 wins against 22 losses. Chris Short earned his 12th win, with Tony Gonzales adding two doubles and a single while Johnny Callison hit two triples and drove in two. Cubs starter Ernie Broglio removed after five hits as Phils totaled 16. Cardinals beat Houston 3-1. Mets shut out Pirates 5-0. White Sox beat Yankees 2-1 as Hoyt Wilhelm delivers key relief. Orioles lead series. Cardinals capitalize on Houston errors. Hal Brown struggles. Mets rookie Dennis Ribant fires a four-hit shutout over Pirates. Charley Smith hits two homers and drives in four.
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Foreign players may skip U S tennis nationals
CHESTNUT HILL MA AP Foreign rivals are withdrawing from the U S national singles and doubles championships as top players like Rafael Osuna Roy Emerson Fred Stolle and join Newcombe head to Europe for Davis Cup prep. Officials fear an All American final.
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White Sox Boss Bets on Yankee Deal Amid Vote Challenge
Chicago owner Arthur Allyn says he is willing to bet AL owners will meet for a thorough look at the Yankee CBS sale after disputing the vote that approved the New York franchise transfer to CBS. Only Allyn and Finley opposed the deal. a third owner could force a meeting.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Baseball Standings And Upcoming Games From Monday
The American and National Leagues list team records, standings, and upcoming games. Key teams Baltimore Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City are shown with wins losses and percentages. Probable pitchers for Tuesday and Wednesday games include Downing Peters Pascual Ridzik Monbouquette Chance New York at Chicago and other matchups.
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Boxscores National League shows Phillies rout over Chicago
In a Chicago versus Philadelphia game, Philadelphia built a lead with multiple runs and solid hitting. Key plays included 3B Callison and 2B Clemens contributing, while Chicago struggled with runners left on base. Final score and detailed box totals indicate Philadelphia secured an 8 to 1 win.
Devine Resigns From Cardinals After 25 Years
Louis based report says General Manager Bing Devine resigned with Art Routzong after 25 years with the Cardinals and 27 years as business manager. Routzong will be replaced by Bob Howsam, the former Denver Bears GM and AFL co founder. Devine will stay through season end to supervise orderly control transfer.
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Bob) Howsam
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Mass Interviews Preview for SC Coaches Headed by Optimism
Southern Conference coaches face closing interviews amid optimism after Monday sessions. Virginia Tech, George Washington, West Virginia, Davidson, and Furman express confidence in improved play and deeper lineups under liberal substitution rules. Corum cites tough nonconference slate. Camp highlights defense and attitude. Claiborne praises Schweickert and plans three platoons. Dole notes depth issues with key players under review. King points to strong backfield and dual quarterbacks.
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Patterson Named As 1st Place Contender
Floyd Patterson rises to No 1 heavyweight contender after Billy Daniels upset Doug Jones, aided by Patterson's July Holm win over Eddie Machen. The ranking comes amid a chaotic heavyweight scene with Liston and Clay looming rematch plans and Nat Fleischer noting unprecedented confusion in the division.
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Stockholm
Las Vegas
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World Record Holder Out Of Olympic Swimming Meet
Murray Rose, six time Olympic medalist, who recently broke the 1500m world record, will not compete in Tokyo. AUST swimming officials ruled against him joining the 1964 team after a mail vote. Rose had not entered Australian championships and had said trials would not be held. Rose, based in Los Angeles since USC, won four golds in 1956 and 1960 and set the 1500m mark at 17:01.8 in California.
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Indians Fall to IL All Stars in Buffalo Exhibition
The Cleveland Indians, fade from early offense, lose 4-2 to the International League All Stars at War Memorial Stadium. Woody Held hit a fifth inning two-run homer for Cleveland, who managed only two hits as five IL pitchers held them in check. Jim Merritt earned the win for the IL squad, while Tom Kelley started for Cleveland and allowed three first-inning runs.
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Atlanta
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Southern Conference Suspends Five Game Rule For 1965
Southern Conference Commissioner Lloyd P Jordan announced the suspension of the five game rule until 1965. The rule would require teams to play five conference opponents to be eligible for the conference football championship, with Virginia Tech and Davidson facing hardship due to schedule changes. Jordan noted no appeals exist for official removals, pending a review by a committee in November.
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Steelers Prepare For Browns Exhibition In Akron
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Buddy Parker increased contact work as the team tunes up for Saturday night’s exhibition with the Cleveland Browns in the Rubber Bowl Akron Ohio after a 24-13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Browns routed the Los Angeles Rams 56-31 last week.
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