National League Edges American 6-5 In All Star Game
Ron Santo of the Cubs delivered the decisive infield single as the National League beat the American League 6-5 in the 36th All-Star contest at Metropolitan Stadium. Willie Mays extended All-Star records with his 21st hit and 18th run scored, aiding NL’s 7th win in the last nine games.
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Santo
Mays
Minneapolis
UPI
National League
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Ron Santo
Willie Mays
Giants
Metropolitan Stadium
Minnesota Twins
N.L
American League
Sam McDowell
Indians
Hank Aaron
Braves
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Zollo Versalles
Bobby Richardson
Willie
Versalles
Richie Allen
Dick Farrell
Astros
Gibson
Seventy Horses Compete In Cambridge Show
Cambridge Saddle Club hosted seventy horses and ponies in events judged by Malcolm Clark of Ashfield MA. Top placers included Kathy Norton John Clark Susan Graves in blue, Donna Davis Deborah Mattison Linda Boughton and others in colored ribbons. Susan Graves won the model Palomino class with John Clark and Ethel Coates receiving ribbons. The Mae Adams Memorial Trophy went to Linda Boughton of Troy. Local volunteers assisted with timing and secretarial tasks.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Saddle Club
Malcolm Clark
Ashfield
Mass
Kathy Norton
John Clark
Susan Graves
Donna Davis
Deborah Mattison
Linda Boughton
Nikki Carpenter
Christine Ousterhout
Terry Carker
Pam Goodrich
Mary Scieble
Beth Carpenter
Trilli Goodrich
Billy Jean Brown
Robert Graves
Judy Schneible
Don Hamilton
Herbert Hoober
Ethel Coates
Terry
Sandy McMahon
Suzanne Boisvenue
Bliss White
Center
Cambridge Road
Goodrich
Trilli
Pam
Mae Adams
Troy
Paul Soley
Polly McLaughlin
Theodore Williams Sr
John McClarty
Keynith Knapp
Arlington
Morgan
Bates
All-Star Game Boxscore Highlights in Minneapolis
Boxscore shows DP National 1 American 2 LOB 7 apiece. Oliva hits a double. Home runs by Mays Torre Stargell McAuliffe and Killebrew. Pitcher Rose gets a save.
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Mays
Torre
Stargell
McAuliffe
Killebrew
S—Rose
ABA
RBI
Aaron
Clemente
Allen
Santo
Torre c
Banks
Rose
Wills
Cardenas
Marichal
Rojas
F.robasa
Williams
Rf B.robinson
Alvis
Colavito
Pepitone
Horton
Mantilla
Richardson
DaVallilo
Versalles
Battey
Freehan
Pappas
Kaline
Hall
Poploski Favored at Public Links Golf Championship
In Pittsburgh Stan Poploski the 43 year old real estate man led qualifiers with a par 71 total 144 two strokes ahead of the nearest rival. He claimed medalist honors and headed into the National Public Links championship as the event favorite with confidence in his chances.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Stan Poploski
Marichal Wins All Star MVP in 36th Game
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal edged teammate Willie Mays by one vote to claim the All Star Most Valuable Player award after holding the American League to one hit in three innings. Other voting recipients included Dick McAuliffe and Harmon Killebrew. The piece also covers a golf qualifier at North Park with Poplaski and McDonald among the leaders, and the Warren G. Harding Cup three man team result for Phoenix, Arizona.
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Jim Maloney
Reds
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
al Lopez
White Sox
Santo
Lopez
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Marichal
Mays
Maloney
Dick McAuliffe
Killebrew
Rocky Colavito
Mauch
Minneapolis - St, Paul
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Tigers
Baseball Writers
Joe Torre
The
Braves
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Cedar Rapis
Iowa
Allen Bailey
McDonald
Sonny Ewing
Dallas
Tex
Rich Heyl
Falls Church
Wendell Kop
Honolulu
Hubert Farmer
Toledo
Ohio
Les Wimp
Tempe
Ariz
Ronald Greenbach
San Francisco
Phoenix
Arizona
Bill Farkas, Jr
Tom Schenke
Richard Taylor
Gibson and Torre Collect All-Star Souvenirs
UPI report on the 1965 All-Star game notes Bob Gibson and Joe Torre earned unwanted souvenirs from their NL victory effort. Gibson worked two innings on short rest with a sore arm, while Torre endured a swollen hand after catching hard fastballs. Manager Gene Mauch praised NL relievers as Gibson strengthened after Tony Oliva’s late hit.
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Minneapolis - St, Paul
UPI
Bob Gibson
Joe Torre
Gibson
Harmon Killebrew
Joe Pepitone
St. Louis Cardinal
Gene Mauch
Tony Oliva
Philadelphia Phillies
Playground Chatter at Stark Street Faces Rockies
Stark Street Playground featured twin girls and boys games where the Starkettes fell 9 to 7 to the Stark Street Rockies while the boys won 8 to 6. Memorial Park beat Stark Street 32 to 2 with Theda Sausville JoAnne Burgess Cindy Mattison Gail Godek Mary Tierman among scorers and home run hitters.
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Mets
Stark Street Playground
Starkettes
Stark Street Fame
Stark Street Rockies
Rockies
Barry Bascio
Jamie Lamb
Pete Bennet
Steve Gerity
Terry Caslin
Kevin Gerity
Dean Craddock
Ralph Bennet
Ken Kennedy
Randy Gerity
Scott Martin
Regis Mayhew
Marc Caslin
Debby Dewey
Sheila Kearns
Diane Davignon
Rose Swineski
Kathy Reilly
Cindy Gardner
Mary Reilly
Karen Hicks
Linda Hicks
Laura Hicks
Memorial Park
Stark Street
Theda Sausville
Joanne Burgess
Cindy Mattison
Kelli Racicot
Gail Godek
Pam Mears
Mary Tierman
Sandy Delude
Lynn Belanger
Debbie Wood
Pam Bartell
Tony Boynton
Linda Jordan
Debbie Dewey
Diane Davigan
Memorial
Mary Tiernan
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Vic Davalillo
Maury Ross
Earl Battey
Poploski
North Park
Poplaski
Billy McDonald
Topeka
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Bill O’connor
Bell & Howell
Bennington
Main St
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H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
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Milwaukee Braves
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