Koufax Fans 10 As Dodgers Snap Giants Losing Streak
San Francisco. Johnny Roseboro and Jim Gilliam combine for eight Dodgers RBIs as Sandy Koufax fans 10 for the 70th time in his career. Roseboro adds a five RBI night including a bases loaded single and a fourth inning hit, while Gilliam contributes a two run homer and early run support. Wils adds three runs and steals 64th base. Final score 3-1 Dodgers.
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First Free Will Leads S.S. Loop Opening Day Spark
First Free Will Baptist jumps to a 20 slate in the Intermediate Sunday School Softball League with a perfect start, edging Park Place Church of God 14 13 on opening day June 17. Park Place, East Lynn Christian and North Anderson Church of God sit at 21 marks after three days, with Park Place defeating North Anderson in one of the era’s few upsets. Other early scores include East Lynn 3 East Side Church of God 1 and June 22 Park Place 7, North Anderson 2, while North Anderson also trails East Lynn and South Meridian in the early leaders.
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Record bowler Evelyn Lanier posts season’s third perfect game
Evelyn Lanier of Austin Texas, who averages 184, rolled a perfect 300, becoming the third woman bowler this season to achieve a perfect game.
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Bauer's Wife Sees Him Eight Days In Season
Tom Moore of Pepsi-Cola pitched a perfect no hit no run game against league leading J C Sales in Connie Mack action at Babe Ruth South Diamond. Moore struck out 13 as J C Sales were limited to four hits. Weaver, Delco Remy and other leagues played with several managers and families watching as 8 o clock games featured Supreme Tool versus Delco-Remy and Guide Lamp against Albea Plumbing. Linescores show Pepsi-Cola 440 1 IP H R BB 8.0 Moore WW 76 0 8B Weaver L 6 3 4 4 2 Ashley 2 1 0 2-i Albea Plumbing 5 6 2 Delco-Remy 3 7 a Bede Exchange Club's defending Reveal Civic Men's golf champ Foland jions led Week Four at Grandview Course. Exchange 131 493 Melson 29 Brandenburg Haven 34 Beck 35 Kiwanis 149 510 Hallenbeck 37 Polhemus 36 Coaches 140 512 Pancol 30 Whitworth 34 Stum 38 Nichols 38 Optimist 142 571 Persing 36 L Spaugh 35 R Williams 33 Blind scores noted. SWRIMER DIES Angela Barnwell, British freestyle swimmer at Helsinki 1952 Olympics, died at 29.
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Middletown Golf Tourney Teams Named For Thursday
Industrial Golf Association's A B C D bestball tourney at Valley View near Middletown crowned winners R Slick B Eller N Heider J Grimes 34 and N Sanders D Davis F Cogper J Masterson 35 with 14 foursomes registered for Thursday July 1 and details of players listed by start times and names.
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Older Model Stock Cars At SV Speedway
Older model stock cars headline the holiday weekend Figure 8 program at Dual Valley Speedway on Saturday July 1 with a full card of heats and two Figure 8 main events. Time trials start at 6 50 EST and the 1 lap heats at 8 30. Notable entrants include Bill Lemon Keller Don Andrews Hines Sneed Mercer and Knotts among others.
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Johnson Lists Harness Racing Dates For Fairs
FAIRMOUNT The Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association opens its 1965 season July 6 at the Anderson Free Fair with a four night program. Ed Johnson releases circuit dates including Anderson Converse Logansport Muncie Shelbyville Connersville Frankfort and the Indiana State Fair. Stakes range from 1000 to 2000 with six fairs offering non-winners of 200 events and the Indiana fair wrapping with over sight races.
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Vernon Law Extends Winning Streak With Eight Straight
Pirates pitcher Vernon Law improved to eight consecutive victories after a slow start. The soft spoken veteran, who left the World Series champions behind with a 20 7 record in 1960, notes there is no change in his pitching. He had been hampered by arm soreness in earlier seasons and retired briefly in 1963 before returning. His recent run includes low earned run averages and the Pirates often scoring early, lifting his win count as his team supports him with runs.
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NCAA Plans No Formal Action On Lindgren Case
NCAA president Everett D. Barnes said the association plans no formal action against distance runner Erly Lindgren of Washington State University after he competed in the 77th AAU championships in San Diego. Lindgren finished second to Olympic champion Billy Mills in a six mile race, in a performance that set world record times for both.
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Position Stance & Approach Pocket Pamphlet Tips
Bowling guidance advises against violent counter-clockwise wrist turns as they risk misdirected hooks. The pamphlet titled Position, Stance & Approach offers thirteen prize-winning pointers to improve average. Send a stamped self-addressed envelope to Don Carter at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago to obtain it.
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Optimist Junior Boys Golf Starts at Boca Ree Al
The Breakfast Optimist Club sponsors a junior golf league for boys beginning at 9 am Thursday at Boca Ree Al course. Chairman Robert Wheat notes 30 boys have signed up and the group hopes for 40. The eight week program includes weekly prizes and end of season trophies for individuals and teams. Pro Jerry Macke handles registrations. Entry is fifty cents for 18 holes. rental clubs available.
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Casper's 65 Tops Lema In Hoosier Celebrities Match
Casper shot 65 to win the $3,000 Hoosier Celebrities feature match in Fort Wayne, lowering the course record to 66, beating Tony Lema by four strokes. A team led by Dizzy Trout won the amateur celebrity best-ball with 57.
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Valley View Women Winners Are Listed
The Middletown Valley View Ladies League met on Tuesday morning June 15 with twelve members. Results include low putt Mary Graves, low gross Esta Coombs, low net Mildred Manis, and night session low putter Marcella Hopes. Earlier tourney winners: low putt Midge Emswiller, low on blind hole Kitty Lamb, low net Lang Duday, low gross Esta Coombs.
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U S Olympic Crew Faces Leaky Boat at Henley Regatta
The U S Olympic eight for rowing, the Vesper Boat Club from Philadelphia, trains on the Thames amid a record Henley field. Coach Allen Rosenberg said the crew was below its best after a rugged hourlong workout as they prep for Thursday’s Grand Challenge Cup opener against unbeaten Starward. The four day regatta opensWednesday with 208 entries in heats and finals.
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Computer picks Armbro Flight in Hambletonian Stakes
An IBM computer at Southern Illinois University forecast Armbro Flight to win the 1965 Hambletonian for 3 year old trotters, with Noble Victory as runner up. The filly, owned by Brampton brothers C E B and J E Armstrong, would be the third female winner since 1926 if victorious.
1965 Ford Offers Quiet Ride and Luxurious Features
Ford promotes the 1965 Galaxie line with standard comforts and no extra cost options. Models LTD XL and Galaxie 500 boast new V8 engines, Cruise-O-Matic, full-length consoles, front bucket seats, vinyl interiors, and extensive safety and convenience features. Tests by acoustical consultants claim 1965 Fords ride quieter than a Rolls-Royce.
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