Managers Want More All Star Pitchers Named
The rival managers urged broader pitcher options for future midseason games. AL manager Al Lopez picked Dean Chance as starter despite a Sunday appearance while NL manager Walter Alston chose Don Drysdale as the lone unused right hander. Both cited rest concerns and favored more pitchers to cover Sundays.
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Los Angeles Angels
Boston Red Sox
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Don Drysdale
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Jim Bunning
Juan Marichal
Dick Farrell
Drysdale
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Lopez
Rotary and Medics battle to a tie in early league play
Rotary was held to a 3-3 draw by Kiwanis as Medics climbed to second with a 5-3-2 mark after a 13-9 win over Gasco. Nye's crushed Moose 12-4, Bridgwater Ma chine beat Cline's Welding 19-4 in Pony League action.
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Kiwanis
Medics
Gasco
Nye
Moose
Bridgwater Machine
Cline’s Welding
National 1 Shot L Pet. standings and all star games
A summarized sports and hunting notice listing team standings for National 1 Shot L Pet. with teams including Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh Los Angeles St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago Houston New York and results from Monday and Wednesday games. Also includes state hunting regulations for Bobwhite quail Ring-neck pheasant Cottontail rabbit White-tailed deer Ruff grouse Squirrel Raccoon opossum Mink muskrat Beaver trapping and bag limits across various counties and dates with hunting hours and season restrictions.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Houston
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Carroll
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Jefferson
Jackson
Mahoning
Trumbull
Williams
Torre Wears Atlanta A on Hat Ahead of All Star Game
Milwaukee Braves catcher Joe Torre chips on his cap replacing M with A for Atlanta before the All-Star game in New York. Players discuss Braves possibly moving to Atlanta in 1965 while management avoids firm statements. One player notes ties to Milwaukee but understands the push to relocate for attendance boosts.
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Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
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Braves
Lads Qualify From Athens Logan In District Junior Tourney
In Columbus District Junior Tournament four area lads qualified for the District Junior Tournament at Walnut Hills Country Club. Logan's John McAfee shot 77 to pace the group and faced Gary Clouse in the championship flight. Greg Moore John Newcomb and Bill Eschenbacher followed with 82 83 and 85 as they entered first second and third flights. McAfee narrowly missed a trip to the National Juniors at Florence South Carolina after losing a one hole playoff with two others tied at 77.
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Walnut Hills Country Club
Columbus
John McAfee
Gary Clouse
Greg Moore
John Newcomb
Bill Eschenbacher
McAfee
Florence
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Defending Champion Leads Elite Field in Ohio Amateur Golf
The 58th Ohio Amateur at Maketewah CC opened with 202 players chasing defending champ Bob Bourne of Oberlin UH. Bourne tops a field including Dan Carmichael, Ed Preisler, and Walter Stahl Jr. after a Monday 18 holes while 63 qualifiers join him for match play.
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Ohio
Maketewah Country Club
Bob’ Bourne
Bourne
Verbal Umpires Pension Deal Reached in NL Council
The National League Executive Council and umpires association reached a verbal agreement on a pension fund increase after three hours of closed doors. The accord, needing league approval at the August 10 Chicago summer meeting, follows threats of a strike and prior proposals of $200, $250, and $300 per year of service.
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National League
League
Umpires Association
Umpires
Chicago
John Reynolds
Umpires’ Group
Association
Warren Giles
Major League Leaders Show Strong 1965 season notes
American League highlights include Oliva and Allison leading in hits and runs with strong shows by Killebrew in RBIs and Powell in steals. Cleveland and Boston players show shelf marks while pitching leaders Arrigo and Ford post top decisions. National League lists Clemente pacing hits and Mays powering home runs, with Wills stealing bases and Bunning leading wins.
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Killebrew
Stuart
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Hinton
Washin
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Rdversalion
Los Angeles
Powell
Baltinore
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Baltimore
Weis
Chicago
Arrigo
Ford
New York
Radatz
He and
Wickersham
Detroit
Ohio U to Host Open Track Meet in July
Bowling Green and Ohio State will host open track meets as part of the US Track and Field Federation schedule. Ohio University is set for July 24 with events open to men and women and entry blanks sent to Ohio city recreation departments.
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U. S
Track and Field Federation
Green State University
Ohio State
Ohio University
Kent State
Ohio
Ohio U
Man Plays 135 Holes At Logan
Neil Hawk, 26, completed a 15 hour marathon at Hocking Hills Country Club by playing 135 holes on a par 35 nine hole course. He used his own clubs, logged 568 total strokes, with a low nine hole score of 33 and a high of 42. Hawk, a Lancaster department store clerk, was inspired after reading about a 126 hole effort in Dayton. He planned no more play that day due to ladies’ day.
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Dan Carmichael
Columbus
Ed Preisler
Cleveland
Walter Stahl Jr
Harry
Bud) Gayer Jr
Lima
Cincinnati Country Club
Gayer
Cincinnati
Mark Moots
Canton
Athens
Bobby Littler
Hawk
Hocking Hills
Lancaster
Dayton
Eight Americans Qualify for British Open at St Andrews
Johnny Bulla and Bill Johnson earned spots in the British Open as Jack Nicklaus and six others were exempt. Thirteen Americans competed over the New and Eden courses with only these two qualifying. Also, Henry A. Johnson resigned from Butler to become Kenyon College athletic director.
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Scotland
Johnny Bulla
Bill Johnson
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Deane Beman
Doug Ford
Phil Rodgers
Doug Sanders
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Kenyon AD
Indianapolis
Butler University
Henry A. Johnson
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Olympic trials in New York face old stadium woes
In 1964 era, New York hosts trials at a small island stadium with poor access and outdated facilities. Winners here gain near entry to Tokyo team. final trials in Los Angeles in September decide most spots. River Downs reports sharp gains: betting up to 9.26 million and attendance up 20 percent.
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East River
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