Orioles rip Senators as eight-run inning fuels 12-5 victory
The Baltimore Orioles crushed Washington 12-5 aided by an eight-run fourth inning and a run scored on a triple play. Brooks Robinson drove in two with a bases loaded single and Sam Bowens homered as Baltimore pulled ahead in the American League race.
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Koufax dominance fuels NL race as four pitchers vie
King Koufax stands as a standout with near 1964 honors. Four pitchers Chris Short Jim Bunning Larry Jackson and Don Drysdale are close behind as the NL title chase tightens after Philadelphia's 5-1 win over St Louis. Short 16-7 and Jackson 19-10 push their cases while Drysdale needs 12 more strikeouts to overtake Koufax. The Reds beat the Pirates 3-0 Mets fall 7-6 Braves edge Giants 7-6 Giants top Dodgers 5-1.
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Charleston Rockets Face Canton Bulldogs at Laidley Field
Charleston hosts Canton in a key Saturday UFL clash that could push Charleston into a 3-0 league deficit. Canton touts a potent passing attack led by Bob Broadhead with receivers John Drew and Jim Curry, backed by an imposing offensive line and stout defense featuring Kellog Pillath Drummond Oetting and hard-hitting linebackers Koblin Hill and Boyes. Sherman Ross, a former Rocket, headlines the defense as Canton seeks the league lead and a pivotal win in Charleston.
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Tiger Faces Don Fullmer Tonight
Former middleweight champion Dick Tiger meets Don Fullmer in Cleveland tonight as he pursues another title shot. Tiger won the crown in 1962, held it 14 months, and was dethroned by Joey Giardello last September. Fullmer, Gene Fullmer’s brother, fights with revenge in mind after attending Tiger's title win and the later Las Vegas draw with Gene.
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Indians Have SC Worries With Only 34 Players
William and Mary coach Marv Levy labels his Indians as the smallest SC team with the biggest problem. With 34 players and few linemen, Levy shifts Pinky Henderson to center and backs to guard and tackle. He projects tough early games against VMI Navy Pitt and sees Furman, The Citadel, George Washington as potential wins before a brutal stretch including Virginia Tech Virginia West Virginia and Richmond.
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Stuckrath Returns to Penn State Gridiron Practice
Ed Stuckrath, Penn State’s No. 2 rusher in 1963, rejoins workouts after knee injury sidelining him for two scrimmages. Coach Rip Engle weighs one or two more scrimmages before Sept. 19 opener with Navy. Five players hurt in a ragged scrimmage. four near return, but Bob Riggle may miss Navy game. Frank Potter ruled out for season with torn knee cartilage.
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Spiders Aerial Attack Big Test For New Coach
Morgantown West Virginia prepares for a South Conference clash with Richmond at Richmond City Stadium. Richmond features a blistering pass attack led by Ronnie Smith John Hilton and Pete Emelianchik. West Virginia also faces Kenny Stoudt and Bob Albright as two key opponents in a season opener under lights.
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Baseball Scores Quick Recap From National and American Leagues
National League results show Bunning and the Phillies 16 to 4, Koufax and the Dodgers 19 to 5, Marichal with the Giants 17 to 4, O'Toole and the Reds 14 to 6, Short and the Phillies 16 to 7. American League notes include Bunker and the Orioles 15 to 4, Chance and the Angels 18 to 6, Pappas and the Orioles 15 to 5, Ford and the Yankees 14 to 6, Lolich and the Tigers 16 to 7.
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Pelkington Signs with 76ers for 1964-65 Season
Philadelphia reports Bob Pelkington, Xavier University's leading rebounder, has signed with the 76ers for the 1964-65 season. The move seats Pelkington as a key frontcourt addition as the team builds for next year.
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Boxscores Baltimore and Washington Shine with Homers
Baltimore players Bowens hit his second homer and Pappas earned the win 15-5 while Ridzik took the loss 5-5 for Washington. Highlighted by Zimmer and King homers for Washington, the box score lists Kreutzer, Ridzik, Hannan, Rudolph, Kline and Brumley among the credited players.
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Red Sox Recall 11 Players From Farm System
The Boston Red Sox recalled 11 players from their minor league system on Thursday. Only Bobby Guindon from Seattle will join the parent club for the season. Other recalls came from Reading, Waterloo, Wellsville, and Statesville, including Rico Petrocelli, Jerry Stephenson, and Reggie Smith.
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