Giants Rally To Beat Phillies As Mays Homers Tie Record
Willie Mays hits his 41st homer and lifts the Giants from a 5-0 deficit to defeat Philadelphia 9-6. Brooklyn leads the league after beating Pittsburgh 4-3. Cleveland narrows the Yankees’ edge with a 9-2 win over Kansas City as Detroit, Chicago and Boston also win. The day features multiple homers and key late rallies across the circuit.
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Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Mays
Willie
New York
Phillies
Giants
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cinccinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cub
Cleveland
Kanan City
Albany Players Take Over Race For All Star Balloting
Ballots shift as Tewksbury Morrison Albany infielders Gaskill White lead the charge at first base and shortstop. Allen trails with 240 votes while White tops with 344 and Gaskill 316. Longstreth outfielder Jenkins sits at 300 but is ineligible for the All-Star squad. The All-Star game features Albany The Plains McArthur Chauncey and New Marshfield against Longstretch on Sunday July 17.
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Longstreth
Terry Cunningham
Chauncey
McArthur
Gordon Wallar
Mara Lowery
Ralph Geliherry
Albany
the Plains
New Marshfield
Longstretch
Jaycee Nine Nips DeMolay In City Play
Jaycee Nine outlasted DeMolay in a rain drenched city contest. Be htine Strona drove in the deciding run as Jaycees pulled ahead in the seventh inning and chalked up a 9 6 win despite late DeMolay threats.
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Jaycee
Chauncey
Albany
Javetes
Five Reliefers Key to Sox Win String
The Boston Red Sox won their seventh in a row and 26th in Boston's stretch, aided by five relievers including George Susce Jr and Kinder. The relief corps pitched 61 2/3 innings in 19 of 31 games since June 3, allowing nine runs for a 1.32 ERA.
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Boston Red Sox
George Susce Jr
Van
Ike) Delock
Leo Kiely
Miracle
Othat Night
Washington
Boston
Kinder
Bill Henry
Nationals
Hisses
Eilis
Susce
Nothher
Eddie Lopat
New York
Tom Simphrett
Ka Pitagerald
Pedro Ramos
Sox
Rugged Fight Ends In Draw At Olympic Auditorium
Crowd roared as Los Anurans-7-mony vane and Wayne Cooke fought a close sensational bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Pasadena, California. Evans led early with a second round knockdown and the final bell left the crowd coin showering for the fighters. Official verdicts: Bradford 651 for Evans, Gilmore 33% for Cooke, Thomas 58-35 draw.
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Los Anurans
Cooke
Evans
Bradford
Gilmore
John Thomas
Winners Of Regatta Name Winners Of Regatta
Name winners of a regatta with top qualifiers across hydro and utility events. Harold Wilcoxen from Belpre led A Hydro with Jess Ferrell and Charles Brookover placing second and third from Park Jersburg and Vienna W Va. John E Hooper led D Utility with Mac McCune, Ard Lee Robinson earning top spots. James Seater claimed C Hydro with Lewis Omeindl second. Wickard from Columbus led A Utility Ist with Richard Daniels second. Final Unlimited Five mates and junior racers at Mt Portsmouth July 28 29. Holloway of Dayton Daniels and Nicklaus Tim Muldoon Bill Muldoon Bobby Brokaw all from various Ohio and West Virginia towns competed for $50 prize. The event featured state junior champion Nicklaus and notable regional names as contenders.
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A-Hydro
Harold Wilcoxen
Belpre
Jess Ferrell
Park
Jersburg
W. Va
Charles Brookover
Vienna
D-Uuility
John E. Hooper
Ddleport
Mac McCune
Dayton
Ard
Lee Robinson
Scottsdale
B-Hydro
Robert P Belpre
Lewis Omeindl
Bellaire
Dale Hill
Willtown
Mt Portsmouth
Liam Holloway
Dayton Daniels
Wi Nicklaus
Tim Muldoon
Bill Muldoon
Bobby Brokaw
Ature
MeIntyre and Baarcke Set New Swim Records
Columbia, 5. Cor Dave MeIntyre representing North Carolina State AC and Buddy Baarcke of Fort Kno merican swimming set new marks Thursday night. MeIntyre swam the 16-yard medley in 1 444. The old record was 1349.8. Baarcke also posted a notable time, highlighting a night of record performances.
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Solumibia
Cor
Dave MeIntyre
North Carolina State AC
Buddy Baarcke
Fort Knomerican
MeIntyre
Baarcke
Speake struggles in Des Moines season after strong spring
Chicago sources note Bob Speake, who hit 50 wet for the Subs this spring, posted a .254 batting average for Des Moines last season. The statistic marks a sharp drop from his prior spring performance and signals ongoing adjustment for the player.
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Chicago
NBA
Bob Speake
Subs
Des Moines
Tigers Hand Yanks First Loss and A's Top Sox
Fragmented text reports a high scoring baseball night with Tigers losing to Yanks and Athletics defeating the White Sox. It mentions players like Thompson, Jamison, Coder, and Froggy Thompson with multiple home runs and triples as part of a jumbled summary of games and a junior tennis tournament in Ohio.
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Tigers
A’s
Sox
Shigesi Kaneko
Las
Cainas
Froggy Thompson
Thompson Thok
Tiger
Lima
Yankees
Jaycee
Jamison
Thompson
Bluffion
Coder Jamison
North
Kay Champion
Dayton
Brabham
Gill White Sox
Tommore
Wiley
Middletown
Coder
Jenkins
Froggy
Triple
Carper
Smith
Porter
The
Lewis H
O'Brien Twins Stir Baseball Talk in Pittsburgh
Johnny O'Brien sails as a strong second baseman with a .350 average after 14 hits in 40 at bats, while Eddie sits on the bench. The brothers drew praise from experts as Johnny excelled in a 4 for 4 day, but the Pirates fell to Brooklyn 4-3.
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O'Brien
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Johnny
Eddie
Bucs
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Battles To Stay In Fifth Place
Milwaukee game reports two straight losses for Cincinnati as they struggle to remain fifth in the league standings. An earlier crowded schedule contributed to the defeat, with a chaotic finish in the latest contest.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Wis
Reds edge Cardinals in nine innings to shuffle NL standings
Cincinnati defeats St Louis 9 ultimately as Gus Bell extends his hitting streak to 19 while Redlegs pitchers combine for a tight game. The Cardinals answer with a five-run fifth but Cincinnati answers again later, forcing a crucial win in a three-day stretch. Warnings of a five-game slate in Cincinnati loom as Burdette and Spann are slated to start the doubleheader tonight.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Rhinelanders
Nate
Warren Spann
Lew ‘Burdette
Braves
Birdie Ted- Betts
Incinnati
Reds
Ted Krussewakl
Anther
Owly
Red Schoendienst
Joesvaxhall
Redlegs
Harvey
Haddix
Wally Post
Smoky "Burges
Bobby
Adams
Ilsh
Louls
Jone
Ken Boyer
Ken Boyer’s|ome Run, But Cincinnatied It|? Ip Again In Ita Halon
Kausewekl
Post
Sonning
Johnny
Redbirds
Sam Mele
Jadams
Bil’Virdon
Gus Bell
Chiefs' Hurler Has Big Bat in 3-1 Win Over Toronto
21-year-old right hander Dick Farrell of the Syracuse Chiefs blasted a third inning homer to drive in the winning runs in a 3-1 victory over the first place Toronto affiliate. Farrell earned his sixth win as the team moved in standings while other games faced rain postponements and rainouts.
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Dick Farrell
Syracuse
Farrell
Chiefs
Toronto
Vauth
Sugar Kings
Montreal Royals
Richmond Virginians
Rmin
Rochester Hea Wings
Cottbus ‘Jets
Johnson Gets National Six Month Suspension
Harrisburg Pa June report states Harold Johnson received a six month national suspension following his May 6 bout with Julio Mederos. NBA president Tony Petronella announced the action from Providence Rhode Island. The Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission urged the suspension after Johnson failed to come out for the third round, resulting in a knockout win for Mederos.
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Johnson
Harrisburg
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Tony Petronella
National Boxing Assn
Providence
NBA
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Pennsylvania Commission
Mederos
Phidelphia Mederon
Merchants Win, Nicks In Easy Game
Logan runs to seventh straight win defeating Murray City 10-6 while Nick's Wine Shop cruises 13-1 over Jack's Bar and Grill in Sun town Softball Park doubleheader. Whitcraft strikes out 10 as Burcham drives Nick's to the 13-1 win with three hits including a sixth inning homer. Murray City erupts for five in the seventh but Merchants hold on.
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Logan _ om
Murray City
Nick's Wine Shop
Jack's Bar and ‘Grill
Suntown
Logan
Edwards TV
Whitcraft
Burcham
Nick's Wins Shop
Jack's Bar and Grill
McCombs
Merchants
Swyers
Ithmates J
Kuhn
Cottellangina
Nick
Tei Andi
Barcham
Nicky
Mack Barnes
Nixon
Ana Elfors
Jimmy Jones
Professionals Tear Up Course at 50 Break Parinal Open
The field teed off as top pros dominated the first round of the Break Parinal Open. Notables like Keller, Hawkins, and Wall led early, with Hawkins from St Andrew and Wall of Pocono Manor among leaders. In related cards, Dykes defeated Ward in San Antonio while Sawyerr and ren posted scores in Los Angeles and Mexico City.
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Paul, Mann
Los Angeles
Billy Bans
Cooke
Drew
Chartes Sawyer
Rafael Ren
Mexico City
San Antonio
Tex
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Moses’ Ward
Detroit
Kiwanis Stay Tight in Little PISS Race Victory Ties For Second
In a wary league night, Castner won his third League by defeating Jones McNeill as Kiwanis and Victory move into a tie for second. Hartley earned 11 strikeouts while Sturgeon held Jones McNeill to two runs. TOledo and Omaha also chased in a crowded three-way chase for first.
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Unit Pleasant
Kiwanis
Sales
Jones-McNeill
Castner
Jones’ McNeill
Jason Jackson
Gardner
Harmon Park
Hartley
Associated Press
Bill Sturgeon
Larry Stewart
American Association
Stewart
Oary
Minneapolis
Toledo
Fame
CIO
Ina Ue
Omaha
Tommy Duncan
Hartley Sales
Denver
Somervill
Bears
Sturgeon
Paul
Butch ‘Cur
Doug Hamilton
McNeil
Alanapolis
Charleston
Senators
Jepson
Milwaukee Fans Set Stage For King-Size All-Star Tilt
Milwaukee Braves fans flood County Stadium as 1965 All-Star game date nears. The city prepares with flags pennants and signs along Wisconsin Avenue while Braves and Indians supporters anticipate a high turnout for the event.
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Milwaukee
Alwanee
County Stadium
Braves
Sever County
Beacham
Banat
Wisconsin Ave
Murff Reaches 20th Win as Giants Eye Next Season
The right hander Murff secured his 20th victory this season, with a near two-thirds finish remaining. He has a long track record of success, with only one injury-shortened year and strong control allowing just 60 walks in his 27 decisions. The Giants reportedly plan to bring him up next season under a working agreement with Dallas.
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al McFarland
Fort Worth
Murff
New York Giants
Giants
Dallas
Baseball Leaderboard Fragments From Scrap OCR Data
Readable items show batting and pitching leaders with multiple misspellings and uncertain names. Notable names include Kaline Detroit Mantle New York and Ashburn Philadelphia. some figures for runs batted in and triples appear, but many entries are garbled or incomplete.
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Kaline
Detroit
Chicago
Mainie
New York
Smith
Cleveland
Jens Boston
Finigan
Kansas City
White
Boston
Mantle
Thome
Zauchin
815000 Handicap Tops Track Feature
A headline style note describes a feature race labeled as 815000 handicap with details about the track event. The text references a Timely Tip and mentions last year’s winner and a 3-year-old and up division. The fragment hints at competition and potential outcomes for the upcoming meet.
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Victoria
Sliooo
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Hartstop
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Nicks
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Imeem
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Campanella
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Repulski
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