TACs edge Esso 7 6 in City League action
TACs beat Esso 7 to 6 with Omps and Robertson scoring in the first inning on Jim Hockman single. Roxie Hockman earned the win. Bud Grey took the loss. Northside shut out Halltown 1 to 0 behind John Gregory three-hitter and a lone run on an error and sacrifice fly.
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Phillies and Yankees face pennant questions after All Star break
The Phillies aim to extend momentum from a three game sweep of the Giants as Johnny Callison's All Star homer and Jim Bunning's perfect innings boost them against the Cardinals. Baltimore and Chicago lead the AL while New York trails, with Boog Powell and rookie Wally Bunker fueling the Orioles.
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Willie Mays Courted After All Star Game
In a dramatic Shea Stadium scene Willie Mays drew heat at the 50,850 crowd after the NL beat the AL 7-4. Mays refused hero status, signed autographs, and joked with reporters as John Callison delivered a ninth inning three run homer and Juan Marichal notched the win.
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Nicklaus Seeks First St Andrews Open Victory
Nicklaus arrives at the 1964 British Open as favorite at St Andrews after a single practice round on the 6,926 yard Old Course. He faces defending champion Bob Charles and a field of 120 with Tony Lema and Johnny Bulla among the Americans entering the event.
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Alvis Returns to Indians After Hospital Stay
Boston AP Max Alvis Cleveland third baseman has rejoined the Indians from Sancta Maria Hospital after treatment for spinal meningitis.
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Colts Buy Hardy From Oklahoma City Farm Club
Houston Colts acquire 31-year-old right handed outfielder Carroll Hardy from the Oklahoma City farm club. General Manager Paul Richards announced the purchase today. Atlantic City hosts 14 stakes valued at 415000 from Aug 10 to Oct 10. Feature is 125000 United Nations Handicap on Sept 19 for 3-year-olds and up.
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Duckpin action in Summer Housewife League on Health Center Lanes
In a close set of games Sweepers edged Strikers by five and nine pins before Strikers forced a rolloff on a tied score. Polly Williams led with 104 133 and 112 while Jeanne Kaval topped Sweepers with 104 108 117 for 329, as other notable scores included Pat Cooper 119 and 114 107 for Insurance and Leona Buckner 108 122 109 for 339 for Webb town Market victory.
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White and Red Win In TAC League
In TAC League action the Whites routed the Greens 19 to 7 while the Blues beat the Reds 8 to 6. ROGS went 2 3 for the Whites. Bean and Garrett both 2 2 for the Greens and Reds. Fout earned the win, Adams the loss. Campbell led the Blues with 3 for 8 at the plate.
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49ers Eye Recovery as They Prepare for 1964 Camp
San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen says Brodie's broken right arm and Kilmer's shattered leg are clinically sound for the July 18 workouts. He disputes East Coast talk that the team will finish last due to no major trades. Several 1963 injuries linger while lineup hopes ride with optimism and a return to the Beathen era.
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