Foyt Says Racing Too Hairy and Might Quit
A. J. Foyt won the Milwaukee 100 mile big car race despite three close calls including Jim Hurtubise’s fiery crash. Hurtubise suffered burns and was flown to a Houston burn center. Len Sutton finished second with Bud Tingelstad and Troy Ruttman following. Foyt’s Offenhauser led all 22 starters on alcohol fuel at 100.365 mph average.
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Jarrett Earns Dixie 400 Victory Credits Pit Crew
Ned Jarrett wins the Dixie 400 at Atlanta International Raceway after leading most of the 400 miles. He credits his pit crew for the win in the 1964 Ford as Richard Petty finishes second and Paul Goldsmith third amid a slow race pace and 58 caution laps.
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Baptists Win and Lose in YMCA League Action
In a mixed night of YMCA Men’s Church League softball, Baptist No. 2 beat Boston Baptist 22 to 21 in a wild game while Baptist No. 1 defeated Calvary Baptist 4 to 4. Standout performers included George Washington and Dicky Williams for Baptist No. 2 and Gerald Kelly for Boston, with numerous players contributing multiple hits and extra-base knocks.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show Chicago and Baltimore atop the table with New York and Minnesota close. Yesterday Minnesota beat Baltimore 5 2 while New York and Los Angeles battled to an 8 8 tie in 16 innings. National League results include Chicago beating Milwaukee 5 2 and Cincinnati over St Louis 6 0 with several late games affected by rain. International League notes Toronto and Syracuse led their divisions with Buffalo and Rochester splitting doubleheaders. Minor leagues report rain delays and suspended games across the Pacific Coast and other circuits.
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Barreto Wins South American Middleweight Title
Fernando Bar reto from Brazil knocked out Oscar Mora of Argentina in the 12th round to capture the South American middleweight championship. Mora fought at 157 pounds against Bar reto, who improved with the victory in Buenos Aires.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlights from the Season
Key batting leaders include Williams Chicago .406 and Mays San Francisco .357 with Mays 44 runs and Williams 36. RBIs show Mays 44, Boyer 42. Williams 18 home runs tied with Mays. Pitching leaders feature Farrell and Marichal at 81 with .750, Drysdale 84 strikeouts, Koufax 81. Additional stats cover Oliva .380, 78 hits, 41 runs, and Killebrew 15 homers, Aparicio 238 stolen bases, with Ford 71 decisions and Penn 76 strikeouts.
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