Yogi Berra Leads Yankees Past Indians 10-4 in Cleveland
Yogi Berra energized the Yankees with batting practice power before New York slugged four homers in a 10-4 victory over Cleveland. Tom Tresh drove in four, Mickey Mantle hit his 18th, and Clete Boyer added six, as Rollie Sheldon earned the win. Detroit, Boston, and Chicago won elsewhere in a busy AL slate.
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Major Leagues Monday Results and Tuesday Projections
Baseball results include Chicago 10 Los Angeles 4 and St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 2 in 12 innings. Cincinnati at New York postponed by rain. Eight homers fueled Kansas City's split with Chicago as Detroit and Baltimore split. Tuesday notes list probable pitchers for several head-to-head matchups and upcoming nights games across the circuit.
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Bunning perfect and clutch relief lift Phillies past Braves
Jim Bunning delivered a clutch relief appearance as the Phillies beat the Milwaukee Braves 3-2, completing a string of near perfect outings with a walk allowed in one inning and a 2 3 inning relief effort. The win snapped a four game skid and kept Philadelphia within one game of the Giants. Richie Allen fueled the attack with a triple and double as Warren Spahn took his ninth loss.
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167 Golfers Set For Col umbus PGA Tourney
In Columbus 167 players anticipate a tough Col umbus Country Club test for the 46th PGA Championship. Greens keeper Bob Mueller reports tighter fairways thicker rough longer holes as defending champ Jack Nicklaus and rivals Gary Player Bruce Devlin practice for the opening rounds. Don Finsterwald calls the field deep with at least 20 threats and forecasts a four to five under par winning score.
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Washington Nine Falls to Oskaloosa in Narrow Baseball Loss
Washington high school youth baseball lost 8 to 7 to Oskaloosa on Monday night. The game stayed tied 3 to 3 until the sixth when Oskaloosa plated five runs on five hits to seize the lead. Washington answered with four in the seventh but a pickoff ended their rally. McKee earned the win as Washington used three pitchers.
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Dodgers and Giants Win Little League Games
The Dodgers beat the Cubs 5 to 3 and the Giants topped the Braves 6 to 2 in Monday Little League action for 11 and 12 year olds. Dodgers plated all five runs in the fourth aided by Hansen's triple. Giants received a triple from R. Miller in their win.
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Whitey Piro Reviews SUI Football Prospects for 1964
Whitey Piro of the State University of Iowa football staff spoke to the Rotary club about Iowa’s 1964 team prospects and the coaching plan. He highlighted new recruits from Iowa high schools, freshmen available for future years, and the platoon approach for next season. Piro discussed position-by-position strengths and weaknesses, home games at Iowa City, and a general outlook against Big Ten rivals. He answered questions and the audience, many football fans, found the talk highly engaging.
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Rain interrupts National Clay Courts tennis tourney
In Chicago rain halted the National Clay Courts first round with top seed Chuck McKinley and No 2 Dennis Ralston yet to play. Twelve men’s and ten women’s matches were completed as play resumed at River Forest. Riessen and others advanced, while women’s top players Nancy Richey and Carole Caldwell Graebner won their openers.
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Pony league team loses at Riverside
Washington's Pony League team No 3 dropped an 11 to 1 decision at Riverside Monday. The locals scored their lone run in the second inning, as they collected only two hits off three Riverside hurlers. The winners scored one run in each of the first three innings, then broke loose for five more in the sixth and three in the seventh. Glandon and Minick hurled for Washington.
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Birth rate in Iowa falls below 20 per thousand
Iowa's birth rate declined in the first six months of 1964 with 27,105 births, 1,088 fewer than the same period in 1963, producing 19.40 births per 1,000 population. Marriages rose to 9,475, deaths totaled 14,684, and divorces decreased to 2,317.
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