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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
8
The Washington Senators tallied 28 hits including 11 doubles a triple and four homers to sweep the Athletics 13-2 and 5-2 in Kansas City. The defeats left the A's six games behind Washington in the American League standings.
Los Angeles beat Cleveland 4 1 as two costly fifth inning errors by catcher John Romano sparked three unearned runs. Bo Belinsky pitched well before relief from Bob Duliba, and Los Angeles extended its win streak to four and its lead over the Indians in head-to-heads.
Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 1 and Houston 5 Milwaukee 2 in the Sunday games. Houston also won 5 4 in a second meeting. Probable pitchers listed for Cincinnati Francisco at night Bolin 1 2 vs Tsitouris 3 4. Los Angeles at Milwaukee night Ortega 32 or Reed 0 1 vs Sadowski 2 6. Tuesday slate includes San Francisco at Cincinnati 2 twi night and Pittsburgh at New York night. Standings show New York leading at 37 2 617, Baltimore 39 25 609, Chicago 34 46 525, Minnesota 33 31 516, Cleveland 0 3 500, Boston 32 34 485, Detroit 28 33 459, Los Angeles 29 37 439, Washington 29 39 427, Kansas City 25 39 391. Upcoming games include Washington at Los Angeles night Rudolph 1 0 vs Latman 2 5 and New York at Chicago night Hamilton 4 0 vs Buzhardt 5 4.
An 11-year-old right hander pitched a no hitter as Bt Las 6ne blanked Conoco 6 to 2 on Saturday. He struck out 13 of 21 batters and walked two while Pepsi scored both runs on errors.
Milwaukee's Bobby Bragan sits atop a crowded hot seat as the Braves slide to ninth after a Sunday loss to the Houston Colts. The piece recalls past Atlanta relocation rumors and stars Aaron, Matthews, and Spahn faltering, while noting Casey Stengel's surprising Mets and Jim Bunning's strong start for Philadelphia.
Brigham Young leads team standings with 410 points while Colorado State University and California Polytechnic trail. Final results list Pink Petersen for bareback riding and Clyde Kennedy in wrestling atop the field, with multiple ties and names across Sam Houston, BYU, New Mexico State, and Lamar among others.
Detroit pitcher Dave Wickersham improved to 4-0 against Minnesota with 11th career win over the Twins, aided by Ed Rakow in relief. The Tigers scored three in the first off Dick Stigman, led by Wood, Kaline, Freehan, and Thomas, while Bubba Phillips belted his first homer of the year. The Twins staged a late rally but fell 4-2 as Rakow closed out the game with a flyout to end it.
Babe Ruth allowed one hit and struck out 17 in a standout pitching performance. The game featured Ruth's overpowering fastball and sharp breaking pitches that overwhelmed hitters throughout.
Hector Lopez scored the decisive run on an Al Weis error in the 17th as the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 2 1 to sweep the doubleheader and take first place in the American League. The win kept the Yankees hot with 12 victories in 14 games while Chicago dropped to 11 losses in 14. Elston Howard and Phil Linz walked to load the bases before the late inning miscue.
Dick Stuart collected four hits including a three run homer and four RBIs as Boston defeated Baltimore 8-2 to drop the Orioles from first in the AL as New York moved atop the standings by percentage point. Carl Yastrzemski added three singles and two RBIs before being ejected in the eighth.
From 150 at bats, the American League top home run pitchers include Killebrew and Allison tied with 22 for the Twins and Indians. In the National League Mays Gi ants 22 and Williams 17 lead for the Cubs Dodgers and Reds follow with 15 and 13. Stuart Red Sox tops AL with 55 homers, Wagner Indians 50, Killebrew 47, Cash Tigers 41, Colavito A s 4.
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