Major League Standings and Results Summary
The American League shows New York leading with 55 wins and 34 losses, Baltimore 56 37, Chicago 55 37, Los Angeles 50 48, Minnesota 47 47, Detroit 47 47, Boston 46 50, Cleveland 42 50, and Kansas City 36 58. National League lists Philadelphia 4 1, Milwaukee 1 4, Pittsburgh 13 2, St. Louis 2 2, New York 4 3, Cincinnati 3 10. Wednesday results include New York 6 Washington 3, Cleveland 7 Baltimore 4, Detroit 8 Boston 6, Los Angeles 3 Chicago 2, Kansas City 6 Minnesota 4. Friday games: Los Angeles at Kansas City, Minnesota at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at Baltimore.
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City League softball set to test uneven teams
District tournament shapes as a City League battle with Tom s Brook Transit Mix Thames pitching Shenandoah County League All Stars and TAC juniors among entrants. Baseball tie ins note Brooks Robinson Ward Buford Mantle and Tresh as possible MVP contenders in a broader era view.
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Angels Snap Skid With 3-2 Win Over White Sox
Los Angeles Angels move into sole fourth in the AL after a 3-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Hoyt Wilhelm aided the comeback with a wild pitch passed ball allowing the tying and winning runs, as Chicago had led 2-0 early.
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Orioles face pitching crisis as bullpen falters
Baltimore in trouble as injuries and overwork strain the bullpen. Manager Hank Bauer vows patience after a 7-4 loss to Cleveland, dropping Baltimore behind the Yankees in the AL. Doubleheaders loom, and relief arms carry a 16-8 win loss record with 23 saves from Miller Hall Haddix.
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Elks Edge JCC In Pony League Thriller
The Elks came from behind to beat the JCC 9 to 8 in the Pony League seventh inning rally. M Boyd earned the win with S Wymer catching, while Hall took the loss with P Smallwood as battery mate. Smallwood and Moore each went two for four for JCC. Patton and Moore added two hits for the Elks. Frank Stranahan, winner of the 1958 Los Angeles Open, served as an Air Force bomber pilot.
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Koufax shuts out Astros as Dodgers end skid
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hit shutout for a 1-0 Dodgers win over Houston, ending LA’s four game losing streak. He improves to 15-4 with a 1.78 ERA after his 11th straight win since May 27.
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Hornung Back To Trouble Bears
Hornung returns to practice with the Green Bay Packers signaling renewed title hopes while the Bears prepare for their season kick off. The NFL scenes include team drills, roster moves and signings across multiple clubs as camps open with cautious forecasts.
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Pirates power past Cardinals in 13-2 rout
Willie Stargell hit for the cycle with a single double and triple driving in three as Pittsburgh totaled 18 hits to rout St Louis 13-2. Sandy Koufax earned his 11th straight win and his 15th of the season with his sixth shutout, a four hit 12 strikeout gem over Houston 1-0.
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Shenandoah Downs Completes 1964 Racing Calendar
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia completed its 1964 race calendar with a 42 night fall meeting from October 12 to November 28. The track opens a 42 night summer meeting August 3 to September 19 and previously ran a record spring meeting June 13 averaging nearly $291 000 for 56 nights. The facility is glass enclosed and contributed more than $2 25 million in 1963 to state revenue.
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