Smith's grand slam seals Angels win over Orioles
Willie Smith, versatile Angels slugger, crushed a ninth inning grand slam to lift Los Angeles over Baltimore 10 6 as his 25 year old pitching outfield role fuels a breakout season. He drove in six runs for the day while Jack Brandt tied the game for the Orioles with his eighth homer.
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Major league standings and Friday schedule recap
Major League standings show American League leaders Baltimore and New York ahead of Chicago and Minnesota with Detroit Kansas City and Boston following. Friday’s probable pitchers include Osteen Regan and Rakow, with night games in both leagues and a full slate on Saturday across Cleveland Chicago Washington Detroit Kansas City Baltimore Minnesota New York Los Angeles Boston San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston and Chicago Milwaukee.
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Vaccination urged for dogs and cats against rabies
Dr. John B. Herrick of Iowa State University extension veterinary warns dogs and cats cause more animal bites than any other pet. Health reports show 237 rabies cases in 43 Iowa counties in the first five months of 1964, more than double the prior year. All pets at risk should be vaccinated.
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Four tie for lead in Whitemarsh golf
Philadelphia reporters noted four touring pros leading the Whitemarsh Open after opening day scores of 66 at the 6,807-yard Whitemarsh Country Club. Chi-Chi Rodriguez, Tony Lema, Al Balding, Markland Wood, and Tommy Shaw shared the early lead, with Arnold Palmer among four under, while Ernie Boros and Nicklaus set a pace with 69s in round one.
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Record of Deeds Transfers From Wilson County
Sylvester F Hoard and wife transfer to Wayne A Lemley and wife 331 west of center of public highway 15.77 chains east of NW corner of SW 4 Sec 10 77 6 Glenn McCall and wife transfer to Stanley S Smith and wife 813 So sec Ave lot 3 block 4 Wilsons add Wilsons South Washington Roy Lee Gundy and wife transfer to John H Green lot 2 block 4 Wilsons add South Washington John S Walker transfers to Robert M Langstaff lot 3d Circle Drive Washington Charles C Hotle and wife transfer to Harold E Moore and wife lot 5 and south half lot 4 block 4 J H Youngs add Washington Gladys Evans and husband and Dorothy Stout transfer to William J Edwards and wife SE TM% section 11 and west half SW% section 12 75 6
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Emerson favored at Wimbledon
Top-seeded Roy Emerson of Australia is the favorite to win the Wimbledon singles title over fellow Australian Fred Stolle. The 28 year old Emerson meets Stolle in the sixth all Australian final in nine years after both reached the final in confident fashion following tough doubles matches. Stolle defeated Chuck McKinley in four sets in the semi finals to reach the final.
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Women's tennis finals set with top seeds facing off
The defending champion ousted Billie Jean Moffitt 6-3 6-4 to reach the final. Top seed Miss Smith will play second seed Maria Bueno of Brazil in the final Saturday after Bueno edged Lesley Turner 3-6 6-4 6-4.
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