Phillies Rally Twice to Sweep Pirates in Nightcap
Speedy Gonzalez known as Tony Gonzalez delivered the winning run from second as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 3-2 in the nightcap. Callison drove in all Philly runs in the second game with a solo homer in the opener, helping Rick Wise earn a win. Cincinnati topped San Francisco 10-7 as Robinson Cardenas and Johnson homered, while Mays tied Mantle for most career homers among active players. Braves Sadowski won as Aaron and Menke drove in three.
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Roebuck
Jerry Lynch
Phillie
Bill Mazeroski
Homer
Thomas
White Sox Top Yanks as Pennant Race Tightens
The White Sox moved into first place in the American League by half a game after sweeping the New York Yankees and setting up an eight-game, nine-day stretch with Baltimore. Johnny Buzhardt improved to 10-6, Dick Radatz earned his 21st save, and Chicago heads to Comiskey Park healthy for a key series with the Orioles who lost Boog Powell to a left wrist fracture. In other AL games Kansas City beat Cleveland 7-4 and Los Angeles topped Detroit 4-3. National League saw Philadelphia sweep Pittsburgh, Cincinnati beat San Francisco, and Milwaukee defeat Los Angeles as Rocky Colavito and Doc Edwards sparked the A's win with late two-run singles.
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Deron Johnson
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Willie Davis
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Boog) Powell
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Baseball standings and Friday schedule notes
The American and National Leagues list team records with wins losses games back and percentages. Friday night matchups include Baltimore at Chicago Horlen or Pizarro, Minnesota at Detroit Stigman, Kansas City at Washington O'Donoghue, Los Angeles at Cleveland Donovan, New York at Boston Stottlemyre, with several Saturday games scheduled across both leagues.
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Palmer Posts 68 Leads Lema By 1
Arnold Palmer fired a two under par 68 to take a one stroke edge over Tony Lema after the first round of the $50,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club. Lema shot 69 while Mason Rudolph, Bill Collins and others posted 70.
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Joe Durbin
United Press International
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
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Lema
Firestone Country Club
Mason Rudolph
Bill Collins
Harold Kneece
Cleveland Areas
Ed Griffiths
Tom Weiskopf
Ken Venturi
Jay Hebert
Don January
Don Fairfield
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Littler
Fred Hawkins
Frank Stranahan
Johnny Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Kel Nagle
Mike Souchak
Doug Ford
Bob Charles
Tommy Aaron
Juan Rodriguez
Billy Maxwell
Champagne Tony
Waterfowl hunting regs set for 1964 65 season
Interior Secretary Udall announces approval of 1964 65 waterfowl rules returning limited hunting for canvasback and redhead ducks after four years. Minor bag limit tweaks, longer seasons in some areas, and outside dates for state season setting. Regulations aim to stabilize breeding populations across flyways amid drought impacts.
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UPI
Secretary of Interior
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Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Udall
Atlantic
Mississippi
Central
Pacific
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Fayetteville Pirates Count On Eight Lettermen
Fayetteville opens September 4 at home against Clay High School with eight lettermen returning from last year’s squad. Coach Nelson Arritt notes all eight were on the prior regular team, forming a potential fine season behind All-State candidate Donald Treadway at quarterback and experienced backs Robert Parrish Gary Harvey and Charles Wendell. Veteran linemen Cornell Wilson and David Page pace the line as the team aims to improve on a 3-4-2 record despite losing star Kenneth Smithers.
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Clay High School
Nelson Arritt
Pirates
Donald Treadway
Clay
Robert Parrish
Gary Harvey
Charles Wendell
Cornell Wilson
David Page
Kenneth Smithers
Pirate Squad
California Athletic Commission rejects Ayon for Carter bout
The commission declined Nemo Ayon of Tijuana as a substitute for middleweight contender Robin Carter at the Sport's Arena. Ayon would have replaced injured Johnny Smith, but Clarence James of San Francisco was chosen instead after the rejection.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California Athletic Commission
Nemo Ayon
Robin Carter
Tijuana
Johnny Smith
Clarence James
San Francisco
Yogi Berra Fumes At Linz Harmonica Incident
New York Yankee manager Yogi Berra chastised infielder Phil Linz on the team bus after Linz played a harmonica en route to a Chicago airport following a loss to the White Sox. Berra demanded silence and warned he would handle the matter, with coach Frank Crosetti calling it the worst thing in 33 years with the club.
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UPI
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Yankee
Phil Linz
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Daily News
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Linz
Joe Pepitone
Frank Crosetti
Die Together Riminucci Couple After 66 Years Married
Bartolomeo Riminucci aged 91 and his wife Adela aged 88 died an hour apart in Senigallia Italy on Wednesday ending a 66 year marriage.
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Senigallia
Italy
UPI
Bartolomeo Riminucci
Adela
Rams Hope Better Offense To Escape Cellar
Los Angeles Rams aim to improve after a last place finish in the NFL Western Division. Veteran defense carries experience front four led by Olsen and Sunday. Offense hinges on Gabriel and potential QB battle with Baker, while ground game needs additional punch from Perkins Speerker Campbell and Bass. Chapman College camp shows higher morale as Svare rebuilds.
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Joe Stamant
United Press International
Orange, Calif
UPI
Los Angeles Rams
Chapman College
Orange
Rams
Hollywood
Prince Gaining On Cantley In Point Standings
Cantley leads 2890 points at Beckley Speedway as Frank Prince trails with 2845. Richard Lafferty, injured last Saturday, sits third with 2430, Ernie Moye fourth at 2330. Racing begins 7:30 p.m. with time trials. top 10 listed.
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Beckley Speedway
Frank Prince
Cantley
Prince
Presrity Oval
Richard Lafferty
Ernie Moye
Nimitz
Moye
John Radford
Malin Freeman
Jody Clowers
Bruce Taylor
Eddie Hess
Dallas Phipps
Ed Snedegar
Sophia II Teams To Hold Picnic
The Sophia Senior and Little League will hold a 2 p.m. picnic on Sunday at Sophia Little League Park. An exhibition Minor League game begins at 1 p.m. Entertainment follows with a Beckley Wrecking Girls Softball exhibition. Volunteers may join after the picnic.
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Sophia Little League
Sophia Womens’ Auxiliary Club
Beckley Wrecking
Half and Half Filter Cigarettes Ad Ends Abruptly
Pleasing aroma and great new taste promoted as packed with America’s best tasting pipe tobacco Half and Half. The ad touts Smoke new Half and Half Filter Cigarettes or The.
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America
Bond Ashe Stay With Favorites In USLTA Match
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts UPI reports a dramatic USLTA National Doubles quarter final where sixth seeded Bond and Ashe trailed 9-9 in the fifth set before darkness paused play. Froehling Pasarell led 6-2 6-4 as Bond Ashe clawed back with 6-4 and 12-10 sets.
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UPI
Frank A Froehling Ill
Coral Gables
Fla
Charles Pasarell
San Turce
Puerto Rico
Arthur Ashe Jr
Richmond
Bill Bond
la Jolla
Calif
Margaret Smith
Leslie Turner
Australia
Kathleen Blake
Kathleen Harter
Seal Beach
Carol Caldwell Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Patricia Reyes
Mexico
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Clark Graebner
Carol
Marty Riessen
Hinsdale
Ill
Mike Sangster
Graham Stillwell
England
Rudy Hernando
Detroit
Bill Higgins
Lawton
Oklo
Tim Phillips
Ray Weedon
Gardnar Mulloy
Bill Talbert
Frank A. Froehling
Chicago
Arthur C. Nielsen
Maria Bueno
Robyn Ebbern
Justina Bricka
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Dennis Ralston
Chuck McKinley
Butch Newman
San Antonio
Cliff Buchholz
Billie Jean Moffitt
Karen H. Susman
Carole Rosser
Virginia Wade
Broncos Rally Tops Oilers Behind Lee and Mingo
Denver quarterbacks Lee and veteran Mingo sparked a 32-20 comeback win over Houston in a pre season game. Lee threw for 198 yards with a touchdown to Lionel Taylor, while Mingo hit four field goals and the Broncos exploded for 26 points in the final period.
Ferguson Fired By Van Brocklin
Bob Ferguson, 1961 All America fullback and first Negro Maxwell Trophy winner, was fired by Minnesota Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin after Ferguson indicated he might quit. Ferguson, who had a history with NFL teams, was slated to start against the San Francisco 49ers before being told to pack his bags and placed on waivers.
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UPI
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Ohio State
Minnesota Viking
Norm van Brocklin
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van Brocklin
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