Six HRs pace early action in Babe Ruth World Series
In Memorial Field action, Sedalia using strong pitching and fielding beat Anderson 8-4 in the first consolation game. Pstragowski fired a seven inning no hit shutout for Manchester against Phoenixville, while Vancouver beat Stockton 12-1. Anderson suffered its second loss, finishing with a team best four runs in a World Series game.
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Steeple Jill Beats Field In Diana Handicap Photo Finish
Steeple Jill ridden by Johnny Ruane rallied from sixth to win the $28,850 Diana Handicap at Saratoga by a head over Straight Deal in a four horse blanket finish. Ho Ho was a neck back, Sought After fourth. The favorite again faltered, with Steeple Jill posting a 1 49 5/6 time and paying 4.80 3.40 2.80. Steeple Jill now has six wins in 11 starts this year and $175,000 in 1985 earnings after earlier stakes victories including the Red Roses and Delaware Handicap.
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Elks Bowling Chairman Calls Meeting at Lodge
Elks Bowling Chairman Milford Swede Johnson calls another meeting of league members for 7 30 tonight at the Elks Lodge 1803 Broadway to discuss seasonal arrangements and participation.
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Lemas Carling Cup win tops 35000 champagne prize
Tony Lema captured the $35,000 Carling World Golf jackpot at Pleasant Valley as Arnold Palmer faltered on the 16th and 17th holes. Palmer bogied twice to hand Lema a two stroke victory for his 12th title since 1957, boosting Lema’s career earnings beyond $300,000. Joe Campbell finished third after a late birdie, with Sam Snead etc.
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Tony Jacklin
Jay Hebert
Julius Boroseeds
Mets Get First Pick In Free Agent Draft
New York Mets win the top selection in baseballs free agent draft phase while American Legion eligibility delays signing. More than 850 graduates and players were picked in the first draft by 20 majors clubs. second phase expects under 100. Mets hold first due to Kansas City Athlletics prior pick.
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Emerson Beats Fred Stolle In Straight Sets
Newport RI United Press international top ranked Australian Roy Emerson defeated fellow countryman Fred Stolle in straight sets 6 3 6 4 6 3 to win the Newport Casino Lawn Tennis tournament before a small gallery. The final was postponed by rain. Emerson broke Stolle twice early and dominated the match with passing shots. Stolle admitted he did not play his best but Emerson’s form carried the title.
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Gail Sykes Wins USGA Girls Junior Tournament
Gail Sykes of Ballston Spa New York defeated Mary Kay Pritchett of North Carolina one up after 14 holes to win the 17th USGA Junior Girls Golf Tournament. Sykes built early leads, then closed with a par and birdie finishing No 14 to seal the match.
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Maccabiah Games Opened by Zalman Shazar in Israel
President Zalman Shazar officially opened the 1965 Maccabiah Games in Ramat Gan Stadium before about 50,000. Athletes from 29 countries paraded as the U.S. team led the march, with 1,500 delegates, torch relay, and the flame to burn until August 31.
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Shook's 77 Paces Women's Golf Qualifier Lead
Patti Shook of Valparaiso University shot 77 in the first qualifying round of the U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship in Denver Colorado. Sue Lance Jeanie Butler led with pars as the field of 95 tees off again to determine 32 match play spots over Lakewood course.
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Young Horace Rawlins Wins U.S. Open at 19
Horace Rawlins becomes the youngest golfer ever to win the U.S. Open, capturing the 1895 title at age nineteen in New York. He triumphs as the event’s early sensation, marking a historic milestone for American golf.
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