MacArthur Urges End to Track Group Feud Through 1964 Games
General Douglas MacArthur urged the Amateur Athletic Union and the U S Track and Field Federation to bury the hatchet until after the 1964 Olympics. He warned that breaking the pledge would merit condemnation from sportsmen and patriotic Americans as the AAU and USTFF dispute threatens the 1964 U S Olympic team with the St Louis National AAU meet and a Russia meet looming.
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U.S. Track and Field Federation
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U.S
Russia
Powell's two run shot lifts Orioles past Yankees in pennant bid
Boog Powell, the 22 year old Orioles slugger, belted a two run homer off Ralph Terry to lift Baltimore 3 1 over New York and reclaim first place in the AL pennant race. The win pushed the Orioles one game ahead of the Yankees while Chicago fell a game back after a loss to the Angels. Also notable were Jim Perry's first season shutout for Minnesota and Tom Cheney's third complete game as Washington edged Boston 1 0.
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Jim Perry
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Tom Cheney
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White Sox
Gary Peters
Felix Torres
Lee Thomas
Ed Rakow
Allison
Perry
Senators
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Don Lock
Cheney
Indians
Tigers
Mike delaHoy
al Luplow
Wills Sparks Dodgers Past Colt . 3-1 Victory Ends Slump
Maury Wills returned from a foot ailment to spark the Dodgers with two runs scored in a 3-1 win over the Houston Colts. He swiped his 13th base, drove in a run, and led Los Angeles to a third-place tie with the Cubs as San Francisco led the N L. Cubs beat the Giants while the Braves downed the Mets 8-2.
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Wills
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Houston
Colts
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Cubs
San Francisco Giants
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Dick Crott
Jin. Gilliam
Ron Fairly
O'Dell
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Orlando Cepeda
Hank Aaron
Don Dillar
Tommis Aaron
Joe Torre
Willey
Cisco
Baseball League Leaders From The National And American Circuits
The latest batting and pitching leaders across the National and American Leagues include Casually noted statistics with Covington Groat and Louis atop National League batting averages. Aaron leads in runs and home runs for Milwaukee while Alou Shanghai.
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Cepeda
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Brock
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Cincinnati
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Boog) Powell
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