Baugh Named Head Coach of Oilers After Ivy Dismissal
Sammy Baugh was promoted from assistant to head coach of the Houston Oilers after Frank Ivy was fired. Owner Bud Adams cited fan reaction to Ivy's 6-8 season as the reason for the change. Baugh, a former NFL star, signed a one year contract and may bring John Steber or Lou Rymkus onto his staff.
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Major League Standings And Results Summary
Major League standings show Philadelphia leading the National League with 25 wins and a .625 mark followed by San Francisco 26 17 and St. Louis 25 20. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tie at 23 21 with .523, while Los Angeles and Chicago hover around. Monday’s results include Los Angeles at Pittsburgh rain.
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Indians Blank White Sox Behind Kralick Strong Pitching
Pitcher Jack Kralick improved to 5-1 as he held the vaunted Chicago White Sox to four hits in a 3-0 Indians win. Leon Wagner slugged his 11th homer and added a single driving in two runs for Cleveland.
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Wagner Leads Indians Past White Sox For 3-0 Win
Leon Wagner fueled Cleveland with a homer and a run scored as he leads a 3-0 victory over the AL leaders Chicago White Sox. Pitcher Jack Kralick earned the win in a four-hitter amid a busy day of AL results including Baltimore 8-4 over Kansas City and Minnesota 2-1 over the Yankees. Wagner has 11 homers this season and a .309 average with 40 RBIs.
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Bowsher's Ford Wins Late Model Race at Hagerstown Speedway
Jack Bowsher of Springfield Ohio led all 100 laps to win the late model feature at Hagerstown Raceway. Iggy Katona from Willis Michigan finished second while Nelson Stacy faded with a blown tire in lap 65. Don Arnold and Cleo Ashley followed in third and fourth as heat races were won by Stacey and Reeder. Next weekend includes AMA National Championship motorcycle racing and under the lights short track events.
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Western All-Stars beat Eastern in polo thriller
In Winchester Polo Arena the Western All-Stars defeated the Eastern All-Stars 9-8 in a charity game for the Winchester Rescue Squad. Linfoot led the West with goals in the first and fourth periods as Cun ningham and Rizzo also scored. The East tied 7-7 in the third before the West pulled ahead. The Winchester Polo Club hosts New York Polo Club next, for a season shutterbug contest with weekly best photographs and prizes.
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TAC to Sponsor Teen Softball in Winchester
The Teen Age Club together with Winchester Parks and Recreation and the Winchester Softball Association will sponsor a Teenage Softball League this summer for boys 14 to 17 and girls 13 to 18. The aim is a four team girls league using 16 inch ball pitch rules and a four team boys fast pitch league. Registration by calling the Recreation Department at MO 2 4946 or signing up at the War Memorial Building or Jim Barnett at the concession stand of the lighted softball diamond in Recreation Park.
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Petersen Point Minor League Leads Night at Northside Lanes
Don Smith topped the night with a 756 series on games 187 221 190 158 plus 44 carryover for an 800 and 20 points by sweeping all games from Bill Sturm. Bill Sturm 11 points Frank Burke 15 Dick Bolmer 11 Bob Wilcox 223 game, Renner tie 1 point. Dave Lowery 15 Morris Lowry 12.
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Blue Sunoco Team Clinches 1963-64 Ladies League Title
Blue Sunoco, led by Nellie Vaughn Evelyn Tucker Helen Richards Bonnie Easter and Maxine Patton, won the Ladies Commercial League in the 1963-64 season at Health Center Lanes. They defeated Galladay Building Supply 2676 to 2591 in a five game total pins title bout.
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Rebels Rally with Homers Beats Charles Town
The Winchester Rebels overcame a two run first inning by Charles Town to win 8 runs with power hitting. Home runs by Owen Foltz Glen Bricker and Buck Wymer fueled the rally as Jim Orndorff earned the win and Buck Wymer handled the plate.
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Races Highlight Mixed Results Across Track Cards
In Miami Perfecto Garcia stopped Harold McKeever in a featured race while Hiroshi Kobayashi outpointed Lee Kwang Joo in Tokyo. Fresno saw Irish Wayne Thornton knock out Bobby Rescon, and in Tijuana Vicente posted a notable sixth race result with 1300 claimers.
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