Drysdale Pascual Likely Starters In All Star Classic
Don Drysdale and Camilo Pascual, two fiery right handers, are expected to start for the National and American leagues in the 35th All Star game at Shea Stadium. Managers Alston and Lopez will confirm the picks at a 10:30 a.m. press conference ahead of the 1 p.m. EDT game watched by about 50,000 fans as the series stands 17-16-1 in favor of the Americans.
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Fred Down
UPI
New York
Don Drysdale
Camilo Pascual
Walt Alston
Nationals
al Lopez
Americans
Shea Stadium
All Star baseball rosters and starters debated by AL NL
Discussion notes the balance of right handed starters in the All Star game and lists possible pitchers for Lopez and Alston. Projections show 13 10 NL favorites to reach the series as Drysdale Pascual rested. Lineups include Robinson Fregosi Oliva Mantle Killebrew Allison Howard Richardson Pascual for the AL and Hunt Great Williams Mays Cepeda Clemente Boyer Torre Drysdale for the NL with umpires named.
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Richardson
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Great
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Mays
Giants
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Rf Boyer
Torre
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Ec Drysdale
Dodgers
Ed Sudol
Joe Paparella
Frank Secory
Nestor Chylak
Doug Harvey
al Salerno
Nicklaus Tops Chi Chi For Whitemarsh Open Win
Jack Nicklaus won the Whitemarsh Open with a final round 67 to surge past defending champion Arnold Palmer. Chi Chi Rodriguez, who led early and mid rounds, faded in the final round at Whitemarsh Country Club, as Nicklaus earned the $24,000 first prize in the $125,000 event.
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Philadelphia
Jack Nicklaus
Atlantic
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Juan
Chi-Chi) Rodriguez
Whitemarsh
Jack Favored In British Open
Jack Nicklaus arrives at St Andrews as the 1964 British Open favorite after winning the Whitemarsh Open. Eight Americans join the 120-player field as Arnold Palmer misses this year’s event. Tony Lema and Gary Player challenge for the title while Fred Marti and Rocky Thompson earn aces in the Philadelphia and Houston connections.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Wembley Stadium
Hampden Park
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Tony Lema
Yankees versus Redlegs and Braves face Cardinals
Schedule lists multiple matchups including Yankees against Redlegs Braves against Cardinals and Cubs vs Giants at Shefffield Warren Williams. Other games feature Beckley teams, Raleigh Motors, Harrys vs Silver Brand, and Beckley LL contests with Dodgers Pirates and more. Final note: 7 36.
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Blue Ridge Gardens
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Americans Eye Strong Olympic Medal Haul In Tokyo
New York based report notes American track stars poised for at least eleven golds in Tokyo amid optimistic previews. Cyrol Burleson Tom O'Hara and Bob Schul headline a fast growing group of contenders in 1500 and 5000. Officials foresee improvements aided by AAU championships and trials, with Russia dual meet seen as further benchmark.
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UPI
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al Oerter
Ralph Boston
Hal Connolly
John Penne
Miami
Fred Hansen
Rice
Dallas Long
Texas A and M
Randy Matson
Long
Ohio jockey leads 1964 driving title with 132 wins
Bob Farrington of Richwood Ohio tops the driving championship standings for 1964 with 132 victories in 595 starts, as compiled by the American Harness Racing Institute. Billy Haughton of Glen Head New York is second with 77 wins in 366 starts.
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UPI
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Richwood
Ohio
American Harness Racing Institute
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Glen Head
N. Y
Roberts Buried After Firecracker 400 Victory by Foyt
Glenn Roberts, 33, NASCAR star known as Fireball, was buried in Daytona Beach the day after the Firecracker 400 won by A J Foyt. Foyt finished one car length ahead of Bobby Isaac in a 1964 Dodge, setting a Firecracker lap speed record. Roberts died from injuries in a Charlotte crash, with services at First Baptist Church drawing many drivers and fans. The funeral procession included a black hearse and police escorts as fellow racers Paul Goldsmith Marvin Panch Darel Dieringer and Fred Lorenzen attended. Lorenzen spoke of Roberts lasting drive and sportsmanship.
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UPI
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Fireball) Roberts
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Foyt
Houston
Tex
Bobby Isaac
Isaac
Richard Petty
Petty
Champain
Charlotte
N. C
First Baptist Church
Paul Goldsmith
Marvin Panch
Darel Dieringer
Fred Lorenzen
Firecracker 400 top finishers at Daytona Beach
UpI lists the top 10 in Saturdays Firecracker 400 led by A J Foyt from Houston driving a 1964 Dodge with a $12,100 prize. Bobby Isaac, Jimmy Pardue, Buck Baker, and others from North Carolina and nearby states follow with 1964 Dodge, Plymouth, Ford, Mercury, or Pontiac entries and prize money ranging from $7,195 to $1,100. Goldsmith relieved Pardue on lap 82.
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UPI
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Plymouth
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Jim Paschal
High Point
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Darel Dieringer
Mercury
Bunker Blackburn
Pontiac
Mullens LI Names All-Star Team Sat
Mullens Chevrolet head ed selections to the Mullens Moose Little League All-Star team with four players on the select unit chosen by league officials and managers. Methodist had three picks followed by Lions and Moose with two each and Rotary with one starter. The group will compete in statewide Little League tournaments opening July 22 at Wharton against Copperston at 6 p.m. First practice is July 9 at 9 a.m. at Mullens Athletic Field. Birth certificates requested.
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Beckley Angler Tops Pike With Big Eight Pounder
Clarence Smith of Beckley wins pike division in Raleigh Register Fishing Contest with an eight pound 14 ounce wall eye caught at summer heat. Second place goes to Leno Martina, others include Johnny Thomas from Coal City moving up in catfish and trout standings along New River and Little Beaver Creek with entries from McArthur Mabscott and Shady Spring.
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Robert Bare
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Clarence Smith
Berman Farley
Emanuel Hutchens
Emel Brown
Patterson's A Nobody sparks bid for Clay title clash
Floyd Patterson after a lopsided 12 round decision over Eddie Machen in Stockholm urged Cassius Clay to a heavyweight title bout. Clay refused calling Patterson a nobody while Clay indicated possible title plans after 1965. Patterson dominated Machen, ending his knockout streak as referee Ted Waltham scored the bout 59-49 for Patterson.
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Sonny) Liston
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Duncan Named NFL Supervisor of Officials
Mark Duncan, former defensive coach with the San Francisco 49ers, was appointed today by Commissioner Pete Rozelle to the post of supervisor of officials of the National Football League. He succeeds Joe Kuharich, who resigned last February to coach the Philadelphia Eagles.
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UPI
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San Francisco Forty Niners
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Joe Kuharich
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Morze Retires From NFL to Focus on Business
Cleveland Browns center Frank Morze, weighing 280 pounds, announced his retirement from the National Football League to devote all his time to business interests in San Francisco. Morze played seven NFL seasons.
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