Lucky Inn Surges Past Halltown For Sixth Win
Defense shines as Lucky Inn beats Halltown in City League action to improve to 6 wins and 1 loss. Halltown scores first inning run on Wiltshire’s hit but Lucky Inn answers in later frames with Simons and Fuller et al driving in key runs. Singhas earned the win while Simons took the loss as Halltown strands runners in crucial moments.
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Rescue Squad Benefit to Open Polo Season
The 1964 Star light Polo season opens with a benefit game at Winchester Polo Arena on Senseny Road. East faces West with Col onel Janes Spurrier and Vinnie Rizzo for the East, Dr. Billy Linfoot Ronny Tonny and Bill Mayberry for the West. The 8:45 p.m. match aids the Winchester Rescue Squad. Tonny and Cunningham are both 17 and rated five goals.
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Majors Leaders in National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top line figures in both leagues. In the National League Williams leads batting with .394, Mays tops runs with 37 and RBIs 40, Clemente has 60 hits, Torre 56 hits, while Maloney and Drysdale lead strikeouts. In the American League Oliva bats .381, runs 34, RBIs 32, hits 61, with Bressoud and HVinton tied at 54, and Wickersham and Kaat leading strikeouts.
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Ike Helps Palmer In Heart Benefit at Merion Golf Club
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower teamed with Arnold Palmer to beat Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger 3 and 2 in a heart fund exhibition at Merion Golf Club. Ike, 73, made a 50 foot putt on the 17th, drawing cheers as the crowd witnessed his first public golf outing and a $25,000 Heart Fund total.
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Orioles Top Tigers Behind Bunker Fifth Victory
Wally Bunker, 19, tossed a 2-1 win over Detroit to run his record to 5-0 in five starts. He allowed three hits through seven innings before the Orioles pushed across the tying run in the seventh. Jerry Adair Dick Brown and Bob Johnson delivered the decisive hits.
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Baseball Standings and Results from Tuesday and Thursday
Standings list Chicago leading with a 20 10 record followed by Baltimore New York and Cleveland. Tuesday results include New York 19 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 13 Philadelphia 4 and Houston 4 Milwaukee 2. Thursday games feature Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Houston Milwaukee.
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Patterson To Battle As Usual In Stockholm Bout
Floyd Patterson will fight Eddie Machen in his usual style in Stockholm on July 5. If his style backfires as it did against Sonny Liston, Patterson says he will quit the ring and retire if knocked out or badly beaten.
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Sonny Liston
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Reniff Saves Help Yankees Clinch AL Title in 1963
Hal Reniff, relief pitcher for the New York Yankees, earned 18 saves in 1963 while posting only four decisions, aiding the American League champions to the pennant.
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New York Yankees
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