Mays Hammers Two Homers In Dodgers Loss
Willie Mays blasted two solo homers fueling the San Francisco Giants in a 4-3 defeat to Los Angeles as he extends his NL lead with 10 homers in 22 games and a .356 average. Claude Osteen won for the Dodgers after late scoring helped tie. Other notes include Bob Gibson’s one-hitter for the Cardinals and Dave Giusti’s 5-0 start for the Astros.
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Bragan Sees Braves as Top Team
Braves manager Bobby Bragan remains confident in Atlanta's pennant chances despite a slow home attendance and a 9 8 won and lost record. He cites Dodgers injury to Tommy Davis and Reds pitching as key factors while praising Bragan improved bullpen led by O'Dell Osinski Tiefenauer and strong starters Blasingame Sadowski Cloninger.
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Broncos Plan 50,000 Seat Stadium At Bears Stadium
Gerald H. Phipps, president of the Denver Broncos, says a 50,000-seat stadium may be built by expanding Bears Stadium in Denver. The current Broncos home field seats a little over 34,000.
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Nuts Drop Yankees to Ninth Place in Twin Bill Loss
The Yankees dropped a doubleheader to Washington 4-3 and 7-3, wasting a .213 team batting average and tumbling to 8-12. Jim King delivered a two run homer for Washington in the seventh of the nightcap, erasing a 3-2 Yankees lead. Frank Howard and Woodie Held keyed Washington’s decisive rally with a base clearing triple and a homer.
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Carroll Hardy Joins Denver Bears In Trade
Outfielder Carroll Hardy, traded to the Denver Bears, says playing for the team will feel like home. He lists Boulder as his residence and notes his football and baseball stardom at the University of Colorado.
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Orioles' Bauer Fretting Over His Pitching Staff
Orioles manager Hank Bauer is fretful over the pitching staff but not discouraged. He cites unreliable starters and a improving bullpen, with Robin Roberts delivering, and anticipates Milt Pappas returning to help.
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Southern Conference Keeps Redshirting Ban in Effect
The Southern Conference voted to make its four year eligibility rule effective in 1964 with plans for procedures to be set by a special committee. Athletic directors meet June 14 16 at Virginia Beach to address football game eligibility and conference membership changes including East Carolina’s full membership and Virginia Tech’s resignation. Charlotte to host the 1965 basketball tournament after a profit of 82000.
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Clarke County wallops Luray 13-1 in Berryville
Clarke County High School defeated Luray 13-1 at Berryville aided by Larry Buckner on the mound and Gary Longerbeam driving in six runs. Clarke scored in every inning except the fifth and seventh, with Luray using three pitchers in a vain effort to stop the onslaught.
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Stafford Coach Sees Hard Road for Breaker of Scoring Mark
Ben Valley the all time Virginia scholastic scoring leader with 2056 points reflects on the odds of breaking his record. Now Stafford High head coach, Valley cites fewer games and tighter schedules as the main barriers while noting his own freshman scoring burst and jump shot pioneer status.
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Virginia Teams Set For Saturday Schedule Across Sports
The Associated Press reports today’s events include William and Mary at West Virginia and North Carolina at Virginia in baseball, plus Old Dominion at Hampden-Sydney and Washington and Lee in CAC tourney play at Sewanee. Track features Little Eight in Lynchburg and CIAA at Virginia State, while tennis, golf, and lacrosse listings span VMI at Davidson, Bridgewater at Lynchburg, and Army at Virginia among others.
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Clay Liston Fight Returns to Maine in Lewiston
The Cassius Clay Sonny Liston heavyweight title bout moves from Boston to Lewiston Maine after a court battle over licensing, with May 25 set as the rescheduled date. Gov. John H Reed arranged the venue at the Lewiston Youth Center to accommodate TV rights and closed circuit commitments.
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Thoroughbred doubts linger before Preakness with Derby contenders
With one week to the Preakness several Derby runners remain uncommitted including Tom Rolfe who is ducking confirmation from owner Ray mond Guest in Ireland. Flag Raiser may decide his fate after the Withers at Aqueduct while Jacinto Bosun and Selah join the field. Bossuet's Best, a former steeplechaser racing at Deep Run Hunt, draws attention at 115 pounds as a contender among Friday thoughts.
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Shenandoah Downs Offers Ten Race Program Tonight
Ten race program set for tonight at Shenandoah Downs and another for tomorrow. The track posted mutuel handle over $400000 for the first time since opening night March 26.
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Bossuet Heads Longshot Entry At Shenandoah Downs
In tonight's ninth race at Shenandoah Downs a horse named Bossuet is entered. The field features a longshot that could surprise if it finds a clear trip and steady fractions.
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