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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
11
Detroit leads, with Washington close behind amid a crowded AL and NL standings. Sunday results feature close finishes across divisions, with multiple doubleheaders and rain postponements shaping the week ahead in a busy baseball slate.
The recap lists top players in American League and National League batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. Notable figures include Roberto Oliva and Harmon Killebrew leading in several categories, with others like Mays and Williams featured for multiple stats. The data reflects league leaders by at bats, runs, RBIs, and hits among major teams.
Arizona State star Henry Carr pulls out of the NCAA 220 yard dash while Florida A M’s Bob Hayes looms as favorite. Carr suffered a pulled right leg muscle in San Diego and will not compete in Eugene Oregon.
Cleveland officials credited a 30 013 attendance to bats promotion. Club promo men handed out baseball bats and drew the highest home crowd of the season for the doubleheader at Cleveland.
Left hander Susie Suddithh led Duckpinners with 115 and Barbara Flowers 111 as they beat Road Runners in the Ban tam Boys and Girls League at Health Center Lanes. Others included David Burke 94 Mitch Patton 93 for the winners while Rickie Bell 83 Terry Galday 82 kept Road Runners close. Four Bums rolled 414 as they swept Moonshiners with final night results decided by eight duckpins. Becky Cather 105 91 paced Four Bums with Robbie Baker 97 Louise Baker 85. Terry Barr 94 led Moonshiners. Gutter Balls split with Aden Advertising as Wanda Schuller 108 Denny Martin 86 sparked Gut ter Balls. Archie Griffith 88 86 for Four Aces over Fries. Four caps two wins over Royal Ave in the Boys, with doubles action featuring Shanholtz Stotler 114, Shade Schneider 128 104 124 for 356. Bromley 129 Whitlock 107 106 Stotter 114 Shade 113 110 Anderson 133 350.
Pred Hansen cleared 17 feet 2 inches to unofficially set a world mark at the invitational in San Diego after nearly missing at 16 feet. Hansen, 23, Rice pre dental student, outpaced rivals including John Pennel, who also vaulted 17-2 but was injured on a try. The meet also featured Jerry Siebert's 1 47.5 half mile, near the year’s fastest.
Mrs George Greenhalgh Jr earned a ribbon placing third in the Ladies Sidesaddle class aboard Mi Thrills. Mrs A C Randolph of Upperville won on War Ghost, while Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club riders competed. Elizabeth McIntosh's Waverly Farm dominated, with Senator Wrect winning Green Conformation Hunter and Sonic Boom reserve in three year old, plus Waverley Miss reserve in Green Working Hunter. Model Cadet owned by John Leibs won the Green Working Hunter class, Not Always captured Green Working Hunter Championship, Quiet Flute earned Founders Cup, and Bon Soir tied for first at 6 ft 3 in high jump.
February era notice advertises U S Government civil service openings in the Lincoln Service area Pekin Illinois for ages 18 to 52. It claims salaries up to 446 a month with strong advancement and minimal education needs. The ad offers free information and a test prep coupon via Lincoln Service Dept 9 D.
Bill Nalley, the Bruns wick Bullet, won his fifth 25 lap modified feature of the season at Winchester Speedway on Friday night. Earl Moran led early but lost a wheel in turn four with Nalley passing to take the checkered flag. Red Nininger finished second, Chuck Brannon third, Moran fourth after wheel repair, and Bill Berry contended despite rear end trouble. In the 20 lap sportsman feature, Charlie Beeler faced early lap trouble weaving through a crowded field.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tourney starts June 22 at Winchester Golf Club then moves to Carpers Valley on June 23. Medals awarded in two classes with clinics by Joe Ragan and Billy Phillips and state and national tournaments to follow for top Open and Novice finishers.
Northern Dancer the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner returns as favorite in the Queen's Plate at Woodbine. Bill Hartack rides as the Dancer faces 11 16 mile and other races including the Illinois Handicap and Inglewood Handicap on Saturday. Miss Cavandish wins the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct. Castle Forbes and Seeree place.
Pitcher Dick Farrell of the Colts earned his 10th win with a 4-1 victory over St Louis, scattering eight hits. Harmon Killebrew of the Twins slugged three homers to lift his majors lead to 20 as Minnesota swept a doubleheader from Washington 6-5 and 9-2.
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