Himes And Cox Sparkle In Boonsboro Big Win
Boonsboro overwhelms Harpers Ferry 40 7 as Todd Cox and Joe Himes connect on multiple long TD passes. Cox adds a 16 yard TD run, Himes scores twice more, and Rick Toms adds the extra points to seal the lopsided victory.
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Harpers Ferry
W. van Boonsboro
Aipers Ferry Tigers
Warrior
Dwightt Scntt
Cael Hall
Joe Himes
Todd J. Cox
Boonsboro
Cox
Luther Wilson Passant
Rick Toms
Earley
Dave Hahn
Tiger
Warriors
Greg Cummins
Cummins
Luther Wilson
Jae Himes
Himes
Toms
Steve Judd
Joy
Foms
Wilson
Tigers
Warlar Country
Gerald Rafts
Toetan Tha Theaat
Yausa
Steve Sandy
Boonsbora
Harpers Ferry Ooo
Indians Over Rebels In Hard Fought Opener
In Pennsylvania the Waynesboro High Indians beat South High 27 to 14 in the season opener. Terry Snyder hurled a 61 yard TD pass to Denny Hade and scored on a 3 yard keeper for the Indians. South led 20-0 at intermission after Snyder’s late first half TD pass.
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Waynesboro High
Pennsylvania
Invaders
South High
Rebels
Waynesboro
Tribe
Terry Snyder
Denny Hade
Tebhel
South
Indians
Tri-State
Snyder
Hade
Terry Sullivan
Player edges Goalby in World Series of Golf playoff
South African Gary Player defeated Bob Goalby in a sudden-death playoff to win the World Series of Golf title at Firestone, adding the big prize to his British Open. Julius Boros and Nicklaus contended as Goalby led early but faltered on 18.
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Hal Paris
Waynesboro
Associated Press
Akron
Johannesburg
Bob Goalby
Firestone Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Elder
Gollassie
Goaley
Julius Boros
Goalby
Boros
Nettles Hits Four in Three Days as Twins Beat Tigers
Graig Nettles belted a three homer game against Detroit, his fourth in three days, powering Minnesota to a 3-1 win over the AL leaders. The victory tightens standings as Baltimore and New York also win while Chicago and Cleveland drop. Nettles, called up from Denver, described his homers in bunts after a late rush.
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Graig Nettles
Graig
Craig
Greg
Minnesota
Detroit
Nettles
Tigers
Twins
Fune Day
Baltignore
Chicago
Oriotes
Mazi¢ Uualer
New York
Washington
California
Boston
Oakland
Cleve
Land
Denver
Tiger
Denny McLain
Earl Wilson
Cesar Tovat
Frank Kostro
Dean Chance
Wilson
Chance
Gates Brown
Sever
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Orioles
Fee Ulism
Brooks Robinson
Frank Robinot
Wislrod Mendricks
Dave Jehmson
McNally
Tost
Orinjes
Steve Barber
Yankees
UT Niky
Gye Ort
Vue Pepitone
Ton Tresh
Bill Robinson
Cleveland
Panthers Fall to Musselman 28 7 in Saturday Fray
Musselman dominated as Norris scored on a 22 yard pass to help lead a 28 7 victory over Hancock. Brumback of Hancock returned a Musselman pass for a score in the tenth. Monsake connected with a 12 yard pass from Doug for another Musselman touchdown while Brown added a two yard run.
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Jiy- Norris
Hancock Park
Hancock
Musselman
Paszes Fay
Fumiblis
Rar
Nan Mimi
Linehreats
Nat
Hancockk
Brumback
Manning
Rum
Noes Ts
Brown
Devt
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights 1964
Summary of season leaders including Yastrzemski and Oliva tied at 289 batting average, Ken Harrelson and Frank Howard top RBIs, Campaneris and Aparicio key in steals, McLain and McNally lead pitching with 25 and 20 wins respectively, Rose Alou Brock and Williams provide notable batting marks and doubles.
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Bost
Oliva
Minn
Cater
Oak
McAulific
Det
White
N.Y
Ken Harrelson
Howard
Wash
Vits—Campaneris
Aparicio
Chic
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Ball
Kadrzemski
McCraw
Wy Freposi
Calif
McAuliffe
F. Howard
K. Harterson
Are
Rose
American League Yesterday's Baseball Scores
Results from yesterday include doubleheaders and night games across the league. Key matchups featured Cleveland at Minnesota, Boston at Oakland, and Detroit at California, with several city pairings finishing in close scores. Standout performers included pitchers Siebert Lolich and others delivering starts as teams chase division positions.
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Cleveland
Siebert
Minnesota
Merritt
Boston
Ellsworth
Oakland
Dobson
Detroit
Lolich
California
Bornett
Casper Wins Hartford Open In Four Strong Rounds
Bruce Crampton predicted four superb rounds would win pro golf a tourney, but Billy Casper proved him wrong by carding 68 65 67 66 for a 266 total at Wethersfield Country Club. Casper earned 520,000 with the title and his 18th money win of the year, while Crampton finished second at 269. Casper's standout week featured surgical putting, needing 27 putts in round two and 26 in rounds three and four, as he outpaced the field and solidified his major-season momentum.
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Tom Harrigan
Wethersfield
Conn
Bruce Crampton
Billy Casper
Casper
Australian Crampton
Wethersfield Country Club
Cranmipton
U.S
Masters Cranpton
Soris
Caspers
Athoro
Inter
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