Reds Sweep Mets, Seize NL Lead. Yankees in Spotlight
Cincinnati Reds win 4-1 and 3-1 over the New York Mets to move into first in the National League, edging Philadelphia. Frank Robinson notes the club’s surge toward a potential rematch with the New York Yankees as both leagues race toward the final weeks. The Yankees’ lead in the American League remains four games with seven to play, as Baltimore and Chicago press for a pennant push.
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Baseball Nightly Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Sports page outlines Tuesday games for KC at Minnesota LA at Chicago Washington at Baltimore Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Boston with twilight shows. It also lists team standings with Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh LA Chicago Houston New York and Sunday results including wins by Milwaukee over Philadelphia and Chicago over San Francisco. Monday pitchers feature Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at Los Angeles and other night matchups.
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Four Teams Vie For Bids In SC Action This Week
United Press International reports four Southern Conference bids this week as Mountaineers West Virginia face Rice. Furman and George Washington clash Friday night in Washington while Davidson visits The Citadel in Charleston. Virginia Tech meets Virginia, East Carolina clashes with Howard, and Richmond prepares for Southern Mississippi as WVU’s Dick Leftridge sparked a 7-3 WVU win.
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Inconsistent WVU offense worries coach Corum
Morgantown WVU coach Gene Corum voiced disappointment in the offense after a 7 3 win over Citadel. He noted good plays but failed execution as the Mountaineers prepare to face Rice. Citadel defenders exploited gaps opening holes for runners. Quarterback Pastilong fumbled twice and had a pick as scoring chances slipped away. The pass defense held but Citadel did not test it much.
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Emerson V McKinley In Final Davis Cup Play
Roy Emerson meets Chuck McKinley in the final Davis Cup challenge round in Cleveland. Emerson, winner of 47 straight singles, is favored to lift the cup for Australia as Fred Stolle evened the series with a five set win over Dennis Ralston on a slow all weather court delayed by rain. Seixas, U.S. captain, predicted McKinley can win on the surface.
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Casper Wins Greater Seattle Open in 265
Corona, California pro Billy Casper won the Greater Seattle Open top prize of 5800 and moved to 80,000 in official winnings for 1964 with a 15 under par 265 over 72 holes at Broadmoor Golf Club. Mason Rudolph finished runner-up at 267, while Al Geiberger tied for eighth at 271. Chuck Congdon and Dudley Wysong Jr. were four strokes back at 269.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot from the Era
The column lists top players and leaders by batting average home runs and RBIs for the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Hank Aaron Willie Mays Roberto Clemente under various stats, with Koufax Bunning and Marichal highlighted for pitching with win loss records and ERAs.
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West Virginia high school football ratings released
SSAC released the first football ratings with St Albans Charleston and Huntington leading Triple A at 13.0. Buckhannon Upshur 12.7, Martinsburg 12.6, Logan 12.1, Wheeling 12, Bluefield 11.5, Clarksburg Victory 11.5, Nicholas County 10.2 and Hampshire County 10.0 also among top Triple A. In Double A Mt Hope tops at 11.8, Gary 11, Ceredo Kenova 10.3, Van, Hinton 10.2, Bridgeport 9.6, Morgantown University 8.6, Terra Alta 9.0 leading A class with Fairview 8.1 and Marlinton 7.8.
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Rainelle
Great New Taste Half and Half Filter Cigarettes
Ad pitches Half and Half pipe tobacco flavoured filter cigarettes with emphasis on aroma and taste. Mentions America's best tasting pipe tobacco and the brand name Half and Half to entice smokers.
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Lorenzen Wins Old Dominion Derby at Martinsville
Fred Lorenzen won the Old Dominion stock car race at Martinsville covering 500 laps in 3 hours 42.49 minutes to take $4,150. Richard Petty finished second, Junior Johnson third, with six cautions including a first-turn wreck. Petty clinched the Grand National championship. top five also included Marvin Panch and Ned Jarrett.
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