Drysdale Chance Picked for All-Star Start
New York reports AL manager Al Lopez chose Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels as the starter for today’s mid-summer classic, while NL skipper Walter Alston named Don Drysdale. Both managers cited a preference for right-handers amid heavy right-handed hitting.
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All Star Pitching Plans Rally Around Rested Arms
Lopez and Alston discuss second pitcher choices for the All Star game as Bunning Short and others vie for rotation spots. Drysdale faces a star-studded NL lineup including Clemente Mays Williams while the AL leads 17-16.
Outdated Olympic Trials Reflected in New York Venue
New York AP reports the Olympic track trials in a venue built for the 1939 World’s Fair are aging and undersized. Officials note travel access problems and musty facilities, with Tokyo team spots closely tied to final trials in Los Angeles.
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Pitching and Defense Tie Scores in League III CHURCH LEAGUE Night Results
First Baptist beat Wesley 4-2 in a low scoring game with Chuck Coleman homering for Baptist and J Reynolds homering for Wesley. Sunnyside won 5-2 over Congregational Christian as Foreman notched the win. CYO edged Market Street 5-3 with John Dick and Bill Salyan 2-3 for the winners. Braddock Street led 2-0 before First Presbyterian erupted for six runs in the sixth to defeat Braddock Street 4-2.
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Brown Leaves Senators To Try Football
Former Maryland star Tom Brown, a baseball All America and 1963 spring sensation with the Washington Senators, has signed with the Green Bay Packers at about 20 000 dollar salary and a 6 000 dollar bonus. Brown, who opened the Senators season at first base after a 312 spring showing, slumped to .167 in 61 AL games before a minor league run and a decision to quit baseball last Sunday night.
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Umpires Reach Pension Increase Agreement
The National League Executive Council and umpires association reach a verbal pension increase after three hours of talks. The deal, not detailed, awaits league approval at the August 10 Chicago meeting, with John Reynolds to present to the association and Warren Giles to the league. Umpires currently receive 200 dollars per service year at 55 and had sought 300.
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Three Squares edge Chuckers in Health Center bowling
Duckpin bowling at Health Center lanes features Three Squares beating Chuckers 406 to 394 led by Frank Cooper 142 Evan Creswell 141 and Chug White 123. Doug Sirbaugh 127 113 and 154 spark Chuckers. Three Aces beat Strike Masters with key scores from Cleveland Funkhouser Kayton and Boyd. An odd pin tournament is set for Saturday with $2 entry and 8 p.m. start. Frances Dodson is defending champion.
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Workingmen Even Record With 5-2 Win
The Workingmen baseball team evened its season at five and five with a 5-2 victory over the Exchange. Pitcher H. Thompson improved to four wins and one loss, fanning seven, while L. Clewell had two hits in three at bats. M. Pope took the loss for the Exchange, struck out seven, and G. Seldon was the catcher for the losers. Clewell also contributed two hits for the winners.
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Soviet Track Team Promoted As Stronger For Los Angeles
Soviet coach Gavriil Korobkov said the 1964 Soviet men's track squad bound for Los Angeles will be stronger than last year's lineup. He announced Igor Ter-Ovanesyan would not travel due to illness, averting a potential long jump duel with Ralph Boston after Boston’s wind aided 27-52 at the U.S. Trials. American team defeated the Russians 19 114 in Moscow in 1963.
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Nininger Leads From Start To Win Race
Red Nininger of Jefferson Maryland won the 25 lap modified feature at Hagerstown Raceway setting a new track record 10 min 47.3 sec as Bill Nalley and Clem Lamaster chased. Jere Burns captured the 20 lap limited Sportsman feature, with Charlie Beeler Gary Wolford Elwood Hager following. Heat results list several drivers. next Sunday features another double program. note on Jimmie Dykes and Connie Mack included.
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Spectator crowned king at 1964 British Open
Spectator fever dominates the 1964 Open at St Andrews as 30 000 tickets go on sale for the 72 hole championship. American challengers led by Nicklaus Sameders Lema and Ford arrive as spectators pay 4.20 for the week while the Open prize is 4200. The Royal and Ancient Club expands access, promising new viewing paths along the Old Course.
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All Stars Game Set for National League at New York
Today's schedule shows the American League and National League All Stars facing off in an interleague classic held in New York. Rosters and game times were to be announced.
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Petersen Point Leads Night Of Bowling Upends Rails
In Northside Lanes action Don Smith places third by taking 3 of 4 from Bob Miller. Smith edges Miller 214 134 then 19 in second, Miller wins third 174, Smith takes fourth by 18. Smith 17 points to Miller 14. Dave Lowery sets league high game 232 in win over Dick Bolmen who won the first game. Lowery wins total 17 to Bolmen 13. Wilcox wins 3 from Haley 16 to 13. Morris Lowery tops Sturm 17 to 14. Charles Renner posts 19 in a night record surpassing Burke 13.
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