Esso and Tac Win In City League Action
Clarke County Esso defeated Buckley-Lages 4-2 while TACs routed North Side 10-0 in city league play. Duvall sparked B L with a third inning single and two runners in on his hit. Whitlis homer gave Esso its first run in the fourth as Gray won and Adkins took the loss.
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Tacs
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Covington to Face TAC in State Class A Tourney Opener
Veteran softball pitcher William Covington at age 47 hurls a two hitter and a no hitter to win the Original Underhand Tournament for Ford Vendors of Petersburg and earn MVP honors as TACs defeated Northside in the state tournament prep. TACs add players Singhass and Adkins for the event with games scheduled at Winchester Recreation Park.
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Winchester Recreation Park
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Pride of Wonder City
Smith Signed By Boston After Cleveland Release
Veteran outfielder Al Smith, 36, was released by the Cleveland Indians last Friday and signed by Boston. A Red Sox spokesman said plans are not yet clear but he is expected mainly as a pinch hitter. Smith started with Cleveland 12 years ago and rejoined the Tribe last winter in a Baltimore deal that netted Willie Kirkland and $50,000.
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al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Sox
Smith
Indians
Tribe
Baltimore
Orioles
Willie Kirkland
Detroit Tiger Manager Dressen won NL pennants with Dodgers
Charlie Dressen, manager of the Detroit Tigers, previously led the Brooklyn Dodgers to back to back National League pennants in 1952 and 1953, shaping his renowned managerial career.
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Detroit Tiger
Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fox Hill Favored To Win Virginia Amateur Softball Title
Fox Hill Telecasters of Hampton, with over 50 victories, seeks a third straight State title at the 29th Virginia Amateur Softball Association Class A tournament in Winchester. Three top pitchers named Saunders, Peterson and Atterholt lead the Peninsula team as locals await Friday opening action at 7 p.m. and a 8:30 p.m. Fox Hill vs Belmont Christian Church matchup.
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Recreation Park
Winchester
Fox Hill Telecasters
Hampton
Bob Saunders
Florida
Ron Peterson
North Carolina
Bob Atterholt
Pennsylvania
Ford Vendors of
Petersburg
Fox Hill
Belmont Christian Church of
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Charlottesville
Norfolk
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Richmond
Salem
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Dark to leave Giants after 1964 season says AP
Giants manager Al Dark, amid a pennant chase with the Phillies, will not return next year. Dark faced questions over racial remarks reported by Stan Isaacs of Newsday, denying the quotes and insisting he remains committed to baseball.
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al Dark
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Associated Press
Dark
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Isaacs
Shea Stadium
Yankees Keep Lead By Thread As Leaders Lose
The Yankees hold a one game margin atop the AL after Whitey Ford falters and KC, Baltimore, and Chicago all lose. Kubek errors help Kansas City win 5-1 while Norm Siebern and the Angels batter the Orioles 5-0. Tigers beat White Sox 4-3 as Killebrew, Oliva and others power Twins 12-4 over Boston. Ford, 4-12, struggles with control as Demeter and Fregosi contribute for the losers.
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Whitey-Ford
Tony Kubek
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles
Norm Siebern
Angels
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Gary Peters
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Orioles
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Boston
Steve Ridsik
Washington
Cleveland
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Doc Edwards
Charles
Kubek
Tom Tresh
Gentile
Wayne Causey
Causey
Dave Vineyard
Willi Smith
Don Lee
Lee
Bob Perry
Dick Hall
Vineyard
Jim Fregosi
Peters
Jerry Lumpe
Jake Wood
Lumpe
George Thomas
Don Demeter
Killebrew
Twins
Dick Stuart
Major League Standing Tuesday Results and Schedule
Results show Los Angeles 5 Baltimore 0 Minnesota 12 Boston 4 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Kansas City 5 New York 1 Washington 4 Cleveland 2. Upcoming games list New York at Kansas City Detroit at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Washington at Cleveland Baltimore at Los Angeles and more with rescheduled twilight and Thursday matches.
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Boston
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
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St. Louis
Houston
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Pittsburgh
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Bears Offense Shows Early Cohesion Ahead of All-Star Game
Chicago Bears coach owner George Halas says the offense is finally clicking after 18 days, with Rich Kreitling and Gary Barnes adding strength on the left side. The team faces the College All-Stars at Soldier Field as Mike Ditka, Bill Wade, and Ron Bult anchor the first unit. Co captains include Mike Reilly and George Mira. The Bears hold a 19.9 edge in the long series against the All-Stars.
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George Halas
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Ind
Rich Kreitling
Gary Barnes
John Farrington
Willie Galimore
Bill Wade
Ron Bult
Johnny Morris
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Marocel
Krei
Cleveland Brown
Mike Ditka
Mike Reilly
Iowa
Reilly
George Mira
Miami
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Green Bay
Clay Backers Push Return Bout With Liston
Cassius Clay backers plan a title defense against Sonny Liston in a bout promoted by Intercontinental Promotions despite New York State Athletic Commission opposition and potential sanctions. The NYAC cites WBA rules and past manipulations at Miami and notes Liston has no NY license. Ed Lassman at WBA says to discuss the issue at the Norfolk convention.
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Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
New York State Athletic Commission
Liston
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Gordon Davidson
New York Commission
Miami
World Boxing Association
IPS
Davidson
Intercontinental
Clay
New York
WBA
Ed Lassman
Hias
Norfolk
Mason To Pitch For Grimes In Midweek Game
Harry Mason has recovered from a muscle pull and will pitch for Grimes in a game against the Brown Bombers this week.
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Harry Mason
Grimes
Brown Bombers
Marichal Ailing Giants Face Short Rotation
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal is sidelined for about two weeks with a back muscle strain after a Tuesday test at Harkness Pavilion. Manager Al Dark calls him the staff ace as San Francisco copes with Jack Sanford already out for the season after elbow surgery. Marichal went 15-5 with a 2.55 ERA and 144 strikeouts.
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San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
al Dark
Giants
Jack Sanford
Sanford
Marichal
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Harkness Pavilion
Friga
Molcys
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