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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

05 Aug 1964

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1964

Page

12

Leaders Miss Chances In Tight AL Race

The American League title race hinges on three leaders as Yankees, Orioles, and White Sox stumble. Mantle homered for New York but Kubek’s errors open the door to Kansas City. Baltimore falls behind after a late Angels rally. Chicago blows an 8-0 lead to Detroit. Minnesotsa crushes Boston as Killebrew and Oliva pace a five homer day.

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Associated Press New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Whitey Ford Tony Kubek Tye Kansas City Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Norm Siebern Angels Chicago White Sox Detroit Gary Peters Tigers Yankees Orioles White Sox Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Boston Steve Ridzik Washington Cleveland Ford Ed Charles Jim Gentile Kubek Doc Edwards Charles Tom Gentile Wayne Causey Causey Dave Vineyard Willie Smith Don Lee Siebern Lee Bob Perry Dick Hall Vineyard Jim Fregosi Peters Jerry Lumpe Jake Wood Lumpe George Thomas Don Demeter Rillebrew Twins Killebrew Dick Stuart Tony Oliva Bob Allison Rich Rollins Earl Battey Jim Grant Bill Monbouquette Skowron Smith Stephens Adgocke Yori Iean Gonzale Detroi Baltimore Chicaro Forte Hiangen Murti Skowsu Demeter Ipoh Soivineyard Uy RBI Wickersham CW Bartalna ‘Lamanneris McNally Gidding GAN Tadwards Wastongton Aimenor Bissingame Tartahvil Els Mathews Ding Tracaweki O.t. Davie Kennedy Howard Porker Kansas Cier New York Brink Rudolnh Olver Siwards Tartabull Comite Manta Kagebure Renlit Hi Ag Atonoghue CW Januouy Clendenin Davila Emgueel'anki Yastezeniski Voyen Pararom Staurk Tb Thomas Tilhnance Menbouquette Arcur Pittsbura Fair i Lamaby Rudolch Oliva Moeller Per Nayki Hesuboros Hall of Wise Hows Seawall Hor Slaka Wace Allison Ty Wee Moweller L— Bates Pagnare Griffith Gimmerman Aye Allen Orant Worthinvion Olemcaco Ubs Cardinal Toltey Cencinnate AB Rodners Reough Pinan Johnson Flood Hlonstein Cardenas Groats Worthington Boyer Grants Francisco AR Shannch Tannie Rat Javier Mowro Mipvauker Aingle Cardenas Cine Secont Shimano Towle Inelana Heath Turdekte OW Fade Sadeckt Craig Reno Nev Renal Thomas Nh Apawett Robert Shurley Roselle Brannntiol Robinson Jento Gorimphe Adeah Smith Press McMillan Bnet Hcleco Oo ANGEL Vitor Yna Saltando Frapcison Nate Hay Jackson Sox
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McKinley and Ashe Prime in Nassau Bowl Third Round

In Glen Cove New York Chuck McKinley America's No 1 grass player resumes after a rest to meet Clark Graebner as Arthur Ashe faces Cliff Richey in the Nassau Bowl grass court event. Also noted are Gaspar Ortega versus Gene Bryant in a junior middleweight bout.

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Glen Cove N.Y Chuck McKinley San Antonio Tex Arthur Ashe Richmond McKinley Ashe America India Shiv Misra Clark Graebner Cleveland Rod Sussman San Diego Calif Cliff Richey Dallas
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Race Time Favorite In Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt

Race Time from Castleton Farm Lexington was made the 21 favorite for Saturdays Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway. The three year old pacer drew post position number four in the one mile race. Trader Hanover driven by Donald C. MacFarland was drawn to finish as the 3 1 second choice in the nine horse field.

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New York Castleton Lexington Roosevelt Raceway Donald C. MacFarlands Vicar Hanover
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Collegiate League Results Show Springfield Lincoln Beat Galesburg

Springfield and Lincoln defeated Galesburg 4 to 1 in a collegiate league match. Peoria opened with a 0-0 tie against Bloomington while Champaign Urbana posted results unclear from the fragment.

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Springfield & Lincoln Galesburg Peoria Bloomington Champaign Urbana
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Marichal Hospitalized Threatens Giants Pitching Depth

New York Aug 5 AP Juan Marichal ace of the San Francisco Giants may miss two weeks with a back ailment. Manager Al Dark called the staff “any pitching staff” after a Tuesday setback, following Jack Sanford’s season ending elbow surgery. Marichal, 25-game winner last year, sits at 15-5 this season after admission to Harkness Pavilion for further tests.

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Major League Standings From Today’s Schedule

MLB standings show Cincinnati at 5-4 Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 4 New York ae Chicago 4 St Louis . Today’s games feature Houston at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago at St Louis and New York.

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Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco New York Chicago St. Louis Houston Philadelphia Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh Baltimore Boston Minnesota Detroi Cleveland Kansas City Washington Detroit
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Twins power past Red Sox with Harmon Kille four hits

Tuesday's Stars show Harmon Killebrew hitting four times including his 37th homer and four RBIs as Minnesota beat Boston 12 to 4. Steve Ridzik of the Senators allowed only two hits in 7 1/3 innings in relief to seal Washington's 4 to 2 win over Cleveland.

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Harmon Killebrew Twins Minnesota Boston Steve Ridzik Senators Washington Cleveland
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Red Sox Sign Veteran Outfielder Al Smith

Veteran outfielder Al Smith, released by the Cleveland Indians last Friday, has been signed by Boston. The Red Sox spokesman said the deal was confirmed on Tuesday night.

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