Yanks Increase Lead In AL Phill Nip Dodgers Orioles
Baltimore's Wally Bunker won his 17th game by defeating Los Angeles 8-2 as Baltimore split the doubleheader after the Angels won 8-5 in 10 innings. The Yankees shut out Kansas City 4-0 to pull a game ahead. Bobby Knoop drove in two for the Angels, while Dean Chance faltered and Barry Latman secured the late relief win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanks
Phill
Dodgers
Orioles
Bunker
Gary Kale
UPI
Wally Bunker
Bobby Feller
New York Yankee
Cleveland Star
Baltimore Oriole Prize
Los Angeles
Angels
Baltimore
Yankees
Kansas City
Feller
Cleveland
Bobby
Indians
Bobby Knoop
Dean Chance
Barry Latman
Luis Aparicio
Sam Bowens
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Jim Bouton
Dick Green
Bill Bryan
Marv Staehle
Staehle
al Worthington
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Twins
RBI
Bill Freehan
George Banks
John Romano
Larry Brown
Luis Tiant
Phillies Close On NL Pennant As Bunning Wins
Jim Bunning pitched five hits as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 3-2 to lower the magic number to seven and tighten the NL race. St Louis and Cincinnati trailed, Giants edged Pittsburgh 4-3 in 11 innings, while Milwaukee beat Chicago 5-2 and Houston edged New York 1-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Tsitouris
Mahaffey
Bolin
Johnson
WW. L. Pet
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Kansas Co
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Bunning
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Wade Blasingame
Bob Bruce
Tom Parsons
Mets
Abrh
Bi Cowan
Alou
Burton
Maye
Cline
Rodgers
Williams
Carty
Santo
Kolb
Banks
Mathews
Gabris
Torre
Campbell
Bailey
Bertell
Menke
Stewart
Alomar
Buhl
Novsky
Rollins
Mele
Cowan
Vyastr’ski Cf
Stuart
Ward
Thomas
Bressoud
Warner
Mincher
McDaniel
Allison
Tiliman
Blasingame
Hall of Connolly
Carrot
Battey
Horton
Grant
Jones
Rojas
Wills
Gonzalez
Griffith
Taylor
W. Davis
Callison
T. Davis
E—Lamabe
Loballen
Roseboro
Oliva
Bethea
Yas- Amaro
Oliver
Trzemski
Mantilla
Triandos
Gilliam
Sf—Oliva
Hunning
Shirley
RPR
Bbso Brewer
East
Moon
Worthington
I Connolly L
Ritchie
Brink
Buford
Hinton
Weis
Robins
Ce Sievers
SAN Francisco Phillips Tb
McCraw
Schofield Ss
Gishe
Haller
Hunt
Lanier
Retzer
Lane
McCovey
Pagan
Soho
Perry
Snider
Sievers
Peters
Ney Ee S—Narum
McNert
Pittsburgh S
Francisco
Stargell Koch L
Narum
Koch Duffalo
McNertney
Cardwell
McBean
Aiby
St.louis
Brock
Ruiz
Boyer
White
Javier
Harper
Skinner
Keough
Maxvill
Edwards
Warwick
Cardenas
Uecker
Nuxhall
McCarver
Rich
Ellis
Morgan
Warriors hand Rockets first UFL loss 21-7
In Indianapolis the Indianapolis Warriors upset previously unbeaten Charleston Rockets 21-7 in the UFL Sunday night. The Warriors scored three second half points as Ron Caleagno and Ron Di Gravio directed the offense, with Preacher Pilot contributing on the ground. Caleagno’s 60 yard TD pass to Joe Rider proved the decisive score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Nicklaus Wins Portland Open in 275 total and $5800
Jack Nicklaus fired a 67 final round to finish 275, 13 under, at the Portland Open. He earned $5800 and left for the Sahara Open in Las Vegas next month, widening his lead over rivals in 1964 money standings while Ken Venturi faltered early. Mason Rudolph took third with 279, Paul Bondeson and Jim Ferree tied for fourth at 281. Billy Casper Jr. paced locals with a 69 in the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Golf Club
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Jim Ferree
Paul Bondeson
Billy Casper Jr
Portland
Mountaineer's Passing Defense To Be Improved
West Virginia coach Gene Corum expressed confidence in improving the pass defense after a 20-10 win over Richmond. Eddie Pastilong showed leadership at quarterback, while Dick Leftridge and key players battled injuries and weight goals. Corum praised Richmond's offense and predicted a tough home opener against The Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
UPI
Gene Corum
West Virginia
Eddie Pastilong
Mountaineers
Richmond
Corum
Chuck Kinder
Pastilong
Dick Leftridge
Leftridge
WVU
Ronnie Smith
Moundsville
Homer Criddle
Louis Flaim
Smith
Iders
Flaim
Pete Emelianchik
John Hilton
Spiders
Bob Duntevy
Citadel
Army
Major League Leaders Summary for National and American Leagues
National leaders include Willie Mays and Felipe Alou tied in runs, with Johnny Mize and Hank Aaron among top hitters. pitchers feature Sandy Koufax and Jim Bunning. American leaders show Harmon Killebrew and Bob Allison contending in home runs, plus strong pitching from Dave McNally and Jim Kaat across the circuits.
Constellation Dominates Britain in 1964 America's Cup Race
Newport RI. The American crew faces Britain as Constellation aims to seal a four to zero lead in the best of seven series. Designers Olin and Rod Stephens Jr. credit the yacht's success to advanced deck gear including coffee grinder winches, a result of meticulous research and placement by the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
UPS
Here
Britain
Redcoats
United States
U.S
Constellation
Sovereign
Connie
Olin Stephens
Rod Stephens Jr
Rod Stephens
Stephens
West Liberty escapes Glenville test for title bid
West Liberty held on for a 14-12 win as Glenville nearly upset the Hilltoppers with a five-minute surge. Fullback Dan Earlewine scored for West Liberty, and a late two-point try failed. Fairmont beat Shepherd 7-0, Salem shut Cape May Coast Guard 21-0, W V Tech and W V State tied 15-13, Concord fell to Bluefield 13-6, and Potomac State tied Bainbridge 0-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Glenville College
West Liberty
West Virginia
Glenville
Hilltoppers
Fairmont
Shepherd
Winchester
Salem
Cape May Coast Guard
New Jersey
W. Va. Tech
W. Va State
Dunbar
Paul Talbott
Charlie Filis
Trap Hill
Talbott
Concord
Bluefield
Potomac State
Bainbridge
Dan Earlewine
Frank Mays
Mike Blake
George Clayton
Ronnie Robinson
Campbell Thinks Old Golfers May Boost Interest
UPI reports US Amateur champion Billy Campbell believes victory by an older field could spark more interest among older golfers. Campbell, 41, defeated 45-year-old Ed Tutwiler one up in Cleveland to win the title on his 22nd try. He noted age and experience matter and dismissed turning pro, eyeing the World Amateur in Rome with a US team including Tur nler, Campbell, Deane Beman and Dale Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
UPI
Billy Campbell
Campbell
Ed Tutwiler
Cleveland
Tutwiler- Campbell
West Virginia
Tutwiler
Charleston
W. Va
Indianapolis
Rome
Turnler
Deane Beman
Dale Morey
U.S
Chiefs Face Rochester For Governor's Trophy Lead
Syracuse aims to take a 2-0 series edge in the International League Governor's Cup finals behind Bruce Brubaker on the mound. Matt Jones homered twice and Bill Roman added a shot as Syracuse upended Rochester 7-4 in the opener. Jack Dilauro earned the win as one of five Chiefs pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Bruce Brubaker
Chiefs
Rochester
Matt Jones
Bill Roman
Jack Dilauro
Mantle Hero of Yankee Drive Seals World Series Push
Yankee star Mickey Mantle fuels a comeback surge as Jim Bouton credits him with turning the team around. Mantle, nursing leg wraps, inspires teammates with timely hits and basework, while Berra weighs shifting him to left field on road trips. He says any outfield spot works if near the dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Philadelphia
Macy's
Gimbels
Yankees
Philies
Philadelphia Scou
Yankee
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Mickey Mantle
Mickey
Phil Linz
Mantle
Yankee Stadium
Yogi Berra
Wheeling Ironmen Triumph To 26 10 Victory
Wheeling Ironmen defeat Canton Bulldogs 26 10 in UFL play as 16-point fourth quarter surge breaks a tie. Ironmen, defending champs, take lead on a 20-yard run by Clyde Thomason and a one-yard TD plunge from Jim Cunningham after a 62-yard Bulldogs drive and 29-yard field goal by Jim Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
UPI
Wheeling Ironmen
Canton Bulldogs
United Football League
UFL
Bob Butts
Ivan Toncic
Bulldogs
Ironmen
Jim Curry
Clyde Thomas
Jim Cunningham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Martin Lader
The
Phils
Bob Dodger
Vic Power
Sammy Ellis
Warriors Hand Rockets
Bikini
Ore
Big Jack Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus
Mountaineer
Mays
Cubs
Cepeda
Hart
Killebrew
Powell
Colavito
A’s
Red Sox
Cards
Braves
B. Robinson
Koufax
Marichal
Short
O'Toole
Pappas
Chance Angels
Ford Yanks
Kralick
Bernat
National League &, Aba
HH. Pet. Cimat
Pitts
Aaron
Mil
Wilms
Chi
Borck
Flood
Allen
Phila
American League
G. Abr. H. Pet. Oliva
Minn
B.absn
Bas
Howard
Freehn
Det
Abasa
Chi Cngbo
Bos
Yastski
Causey
Brssud
Enrigitte Bardot
Tamiko
Laurence Harvey
Martha Hyer
Charles Ellis
Pineville
Cary Grant
Audrey Hepburn
Dr. In
VIVA
Elvis Presley
Ann Margaret
Doris Day
James Garner
Boxscores
Knoop
Owens
Clinton
Meride
Gatewood
Duliba
McBride
Adair
Abrh Bi Abrbhhi
Pan’ris
Rich'd
Maris
Har'ison
Bryan
Lopez If
Charles
O'D
Ghue
Stahl
E—Green
Bowsfield
Boyer i Richardson
Stange
Davaiillo
Bruton
Cash
Davalillo
Orsino
Piersall
Fregosi
S—Latman
Miller
Aparicio
Rei'ardt
Blair
Adcock
B. R’son
Satriano
Bowens
Torres
Brandt
Idea Brown
Hiatt
Bunker P Knoop
Schaal
Brunet
Pearson Ph
Agee
Whitfield
Kaline
Howser
G.brown
Chance
Demeter
Wagner
Freehan
Wert
Romano
Wick'h
Davalille
L.brown
Tiant
Wood
E—Howser
G Brown
L. Brown
Brown
Hr—Romano
Yankee Drive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!