Tillette Leads New Orleans to 9 3 Victory Over Mobile
In a fast game from August 24, Tillette pitched and batted for New Orleans to power a 9 3 win against Mobile. He hit a four run homer in the third as New Orleans built a 7 0 lead, aided by Palazzolo Devine and Bordes. Mobile rallied briefly in the sixth, but Tillette finished strong with support from Ingrassia and Williams as the Orleans lineup secured the victory.
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Mobile
Ala
Tillette
New Orleans
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Charles Bordes
Ruby Kael
Terry Devine
Devine
Andy Williams
Audy Kael
RB. Johnson
Thames
Schalb
Kael
Williams
Johnson
Miss Mayhew
Bortles
Mason
Ingrassia
Lucinda Schooler
Bloom- Leftom
Ington
Vrabedra
Tilette
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Kara Waltz
Fort Wayne
Kieff
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Vampless
Roubash
Suzie Bricker
Frank- North Vancouver
Fort
RBI
Tom Ingrassia
Homer
Joe Kiefe
Marks
Lafayette
Paul Dexbon
Albany
Sebastian
Frank Vida Stoshich
Indianapolis
Mchood
Pepsis
Marla Jones
Ander
Manchester
Alicia Yin Oakes
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Mronthoi
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Jill Graham
Gatsas
Bos
Muneie
Andrew
Lo Tsoumbanas
Page
Saunders
Morgan
Julia Clift
Indianapol
Sheridan
Gerberc de Grand Maison
Nunn
Michelle Dunfee
South Bend
Bensi-Cota
Pam Hughes
Tatanapo
Hangan
Waltermire
Hammond
Louise Bruegge
Koko
Dinwiddie
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Ataneneate Orysien
Mahgod
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Ken
Maris
Nedy
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Piasecki
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Mahood
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Starrett
Wampler
Jones Ousted as Carmel Piasecki Wins Tight State Golf
Greenfield Indiana AP report shows Waterholes boosting scoring in early round of the Indiana Girls Golf Tournament. Carmel Piasecki earns medalist honors with a narrow victory, while defending champion Claudia Mayhaw advances.
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Jones
Greenfield
Ind
Carmel Piasecki
Claudia Mayhaw
McHale Accuses County of Bad Faith In Suit
Milwaukee Braves president John McHale accuses Milwaukee County of trying to compel involuntary service by naming the Braves a defendant in a federal antitrust suit. The Dodgers and NL teams seek dismissal, calling the action a bad faith move to pressure for a new franchise or to retain the Braves locally. The county suit aims to preserve major league baseball in the area.
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Milwaukee
UPD
John McHale
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee County
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Thes
U.S. District Court
Wisconsin
National League
Thej
County
Tuesday Compact Lasses Organize for Cooper's Sport Bowl
The fall meeting of the Tuesday Morning Lassies' Compact League is scheduled for Cooper's Sport Bowl on Tuesday Aug 31 at 9 am. Interested persons are asked to be present. The fragment mentions a 70-year-old auto mechanic named George and a soccer bet with various winnings, but the context is unclear.
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Lassies’ Compact League
George
Rains
ECC Junior Golf Tee Times Set for Edgewood Junior Championship
Edgewood Country Club announced medal play junior championship tee times for Thursday. A 50 cent entry fee applies. The lineup includes players Bill Spannuth Neil Span nuth Rick Moore and Dale Vanderbur at 8:00, with additional slots for Hensley Eddy Waltz Salstrom at 8:07 and beyond, featuring many junior competitors.
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Edgewood Country Club
Bill Spannuth
Neil Spannuth
Rick Moore
Dale Vander
Bur
Mike Hensley
Rick Eddy
Dan Waltz
Roger Salstrom
Jim Savage
Dale Rington
Don Barnett
Dave Ainsworth
Regenald
Gary Erskine
Mike Moore
Mike Tom Sheets
John Oleksy
BJ Mills
Fred McGuire
Vickie Walsh
Jones
Cindy Martin
Lil Gibson
Kathy Gibson
M. Ann Fox
Jenny McKinney
Bobby Jones
Billy Ken Brown
American Swimmers Set Maccabiah Meet Records
American swimmers swept three meet records and won four of the first five finals at the seventh Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv. Mark Spitz, 15, from Santa Clara California, cut nine seconds in the men's 400 meter freestyle and led a 1 2 3 American finish. Spitz clocked 4 24 0 to beat David Myerberg of Baltimore Maryland and Lee Chesneau of Miami Florida.
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Eliav Simon
United Press International
Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Mark Spitz
Santa Clara
Calif
Mark
Spitz
Favorites Emerge From BR Competition In 1965 World Series
New Orleans and Manchester advanced as the last undefeated teams in the Babe Ruth World Series after midweek games. New Orleans battered three homers behind James Tillette while Manchester benefited from Vancouver errors as both clubs solidified a favorable path to the championship. Mobile and Vancouver showed uneven play as the series moves toward its conclusion.
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New Orleans
Manchester
N. H
North British
Vancouver
Mobile
Ala
New Orlleans
James Tillette
Stephen de Grand Maison
Anderson
Series Notes: New Orleans Gains Revenge Over Mobile
New Orleans defeated Mobile last night to snap a prior series loss at Woodland California 6 3. Andy Williams went 4 for 8 in two games with 5 RBIs including two homers. Jim Till ette fanned 10 over 9 innings while issuing 7 walks. Williams hit a grand slam, the series sixth in history. Late arrivals from New Jersey include Sam Welch and Judge J Wilson Noden of Trenton New Jersey.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Woodland
Calif
Andy Williams
Jim Tillette
New Jersey
Sam Welch
J. Wilson Noden
Trenton
Bribery Trial Testimony Links Player to Game Fixing
In a U S District Court trial, ex University basketball star Babe Ruthitte Phillips Jr testified that a New Orleans operator offered 500 to shave points in a January game. The case concerns Enrico Casale charged with attempting to influence a game outcome via bribe.
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Petter Phillips Jr
Seathe A
Babe
Phillips
Enrico Casale
U.S. District Court
Blaik Urges Committee to Settle Track Group Feud
Earley Blaik testified before the Senate Commerce Committee urging a special panel to arbitrate the rift between the AAU and NCAA over track and field. He criticized both groups calling the AAU pure yet weak and the NCAA powerful yet harsh and intolerant, noting the NCAA's TV influence.
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UPI
Earley
Red) Blaik
America
Blaik
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Army
Opportunity of a Lifetime at Memorial Field Babe Ruth Series
Local fans can still catch many baseball games in the 1965 Babe Ruth World Series at Memorial Field. Two dollar seats remain as the event unfolds, with volunteer support from 22 Fraternal Order of Police members aiding officials.
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J. H
Judy) Bolles
Uaw-Cio
Bolles
Herald
Rebuilt Memorial Field
Anderson Nationals
Glendive
Montana
Jerry Degitz
Anderson
Mosel Valley
Germany
Mobile
Alabama
Bill Mauck
Paul Moody
Anderson Memiorial Park
Memorial Field
Brookfield
Anderson Memorial Park
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Fraternal
Order of Police
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Elks
Memorial Stadium
Orville Morrison
Bob Scharnowski
Harlan Dale Vaughn
Harry Boze
Lee Fleck
Keith Minnick
Rincesses
Ravin
Diane Rolfs
Karen Fox
Julie Toombs
Middle Atlantic
Phoenixville
Jill Matthews
Teresa Dale
Wendy Magers
Ohio Valley
Iil
Susan Yates
Sally Mears
Mary Wininger
Southeast
Ala
Carole Bush
Alice Leader
Vicki Smith
Mid-West Plains
Sedalia
Cathy Ann Musick
Renee Bellar
Teresa Rowe
Southwest
New Orleans
Susie Sokol
Terry McKee
Linda Metzing
Pacific Southwest
Stockton
Calif
Kathy Worster
Carel Wilson
Carol Smith
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
British Columbia
Cheryl Jones
Kathy Hoffman
Cynthia Stidham
Women’s Thursday Bowling League Fall Meeting
The Women’s Thursday Commercial Bowling League holds its fall meeting on Thursday Aug 26 at 7 30 pm at Cooper's Bowling Lanes. All interested in bowling this fall are invited to attend the meeting.
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Murnan
Cooper's Bowling Lanes
LBJ Names American Legion Baseball Week
President Johnson signed a proclamation designating August 3 to September 6 as American Legion Baseball Week. He joked with Senate Minority Leader Dirksen about turning the measure into a doubleheader while exchanging banter in the White House Cabinet Room.
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UPI
Johnson
American Legion
Sen
Dirksen
GOP
Everett M Ea Dirksen
White House
Supreme Court
Karl Munch
R-S.d
Sen. Dirksen
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