Twins Win as White Sox Detroit Drop in AL Pennant Race
The 1965 AL pennant chase had Twins star in Minneapolis as they defeated the Yankees 9-2 behind Bob Allison's 20th homer and three RBIs. Jim Kaat earned his 13th win, while Detroit fell 5-3 to the Twins, ending the Tigers' push. Cleveland and Chicago also noted for minor league junior golf results and junior club championships.
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Marichal Meeting With Giles Canceled By Player Request
National League president War ren Giles canceled a hearing with San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal at the request of the suspended hurler. Marichal had sought a hearing on an eight day suspension and a 1750 dollar fine for striking Los Angeles Dodgers catcher John Roseboro with a bat, but sent a telegram noting he wished to avoid further controversy. The game recap notes Morehead earned his seventh win for Washington, fanning 10 and extending his season strikeout total, while Ortega took the loss for Boston.
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Babe Ruth World Series nears final stretch
The 1965 Babe Ruth World Series enters its last two days as teams from New Orleans Manchester Brookfield and Mobile vie for the title. Attendees praise local support and the event runs smoothly while experts note losers’ bracket hurdles and pitcher fatigue.
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Pirate Homers Beat Giants 8-0 In First Game
Pittsburgh Pirates crushed the San Francisco Giants 8-0 for their fifth straight win in the opener of a two game doubleheader. Bob Bailey hit his 11th, an inside the park shot that scored Pagliaroni and Riley. Donn Clendenon hit his 13th, driving in Clemente and Stargell, and Mazeroski added a solo homer.
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Bob Bailey
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Cap Peterson
Jim Pagli
Aroni
Gene Riley
Clendenon
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Mazeroski
ACC Club Handicap Pairings Announced
Pairings and tee-off times for the ACC Club Handicap were announced last night by club officials. Eleven teams competed in a handicap system with scores tracked via bogey par birdie eagle and double eagle. Notable pairings include K Hull with R M Page at 11:39 and D R Porter with G Heller at 12:15, as teams tee off throughout the day at the Anderson Country Club.
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R. M. Page
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Anderson Country Club
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Braves Clinch Red Ink Finish on Narrow Win
In Milwaukee a tight late game saw the Braves fall behind but recover as a misplayed grounder by Wagner allowed Wynn to score. The loss all but ends their pennant hopes. the Mets stretched a win streak over the Braves with Sandy Koufax among the pitchers involved, while Bartholomay reiterated the World Series would be in Milwaukee if the Braves win the NL flag.
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Convicted in Seattle basketball fixing probe court case
Enrico Casale, 25, convicted on bribery charges in a case tying Seattle University players to graft in a college basketball game. Casale admitted offering $130 and a $500 potential payout through a Chicago bookie friend to three University of Washington players. Sentencing set for Sept. 20. max five years and $10,000 fine. Other involved players were expelled. conspiracy charges against two were dropped.
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