Bennett Looks Good But Boston Loses
Boston Red Sox edged by California 3-2 in 10 innings as Dennis Bennett returns from shoulder surgery with five innings of one hit baseball. Bennett, limited to five due to nerves, allowed a single hit and struck out five before Dan Osinski took the loss in relief. Joe Foy and Mike Ryan drove runs for Boston, while Rich Reichardt delivered the deciding run for California in the bottom of the 10th.
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UPI
Boston Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Dennis Bennett
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Stuart
Bennett
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston
Billy Herman
California Angels
California
Sox
Herman
Rollie Sheldon
Dean Chance
Dan Osinski
Mike Ryan
Don Demeter
Joe Foy
Ryan
Angels
Joe Adcock
Ed Kirkpatrick
Bob Rodger
Rich Reichardt
North Bennington
Elks
B. J. Woodard
Elk
Greg Croft
Jim Shoemaker
Kevin Mears
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Shoemaker
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The
Moxley
Giants
Phils
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Koufax
Mets
Lou Johnson
Joe Torre
Braves
Houston
Torre
Mike de
Larry Jaster
Milt Pappas
Orlando Pena
Robinson
Wayne Causey
Ken Berry
Chicago
Tommy John
Garry Bell
Cleveland
Pedro Gonzalez
Indians
Rick Reichardt
Bob Rodgers
Rodgers
Don Mincher
Homer
Jim Crant
Pete Cimino
Grant
Cimino
Yankees
Hal Reniff
Joe Pepitone
New York
Pete Ramos
Elks N Benn Game Stopped at 7-7 Tie
North Bennington and the Elks of Bennington played a makeup Interstate League game that was halted after seven innings due to darkness with a 7-7 tie. The earlier rain delay forced a rematch, and late scoring by both teams underscored the back-and-forth action before darkness ended play.
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Donald Ryan
Francis Moxley
Pasarell Advances To National Clay Courts Quarterfinals
Fifth-ranked Puerto Rico player Char ley Pasarell fought a back injury and tough play to beat Turner Howard 6 3 6 4 in Milwaukee. Howard could not return many serves in the opener and briefly led 3 1 before Pasarell pulled away.
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UPI
Charley Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Pasarell
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Howard
Browns Without Brown Cleveland Still Thinks It Can Win Championship
The Cleveland Browns faced retirement of star Jimmy Brown with mixed views as they plan for 1966. Coach Blanton Collier said Cleveland will adjust without Brown, while teammates like Ernie Green and Jim Ninowski see opportunity. Brown, 30, announced his exit in London after 9 dominant seasons with 289 carries for 1,544 yards last year, leaving a void in the backfield and records. Sam Huff praised Brown for his knowledge and power, noting his unsurpassed running feel.
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Cleveland Browns
Jimmy Brown
Hiram
Ohio
Browns
Blanton Collier
Brown
Cleveland
Collier
Ernie Green
Jim Ninowski
Ryan
Ninowski
Green
Leroy
Kelly
Jim
Jimmy
NFL
Sam Huff
Huff
Alexandria
Pirates Top Giants In NL Standings After 10-4 Win
Pirates move into first place after a 10-4 win over the Cubs, aided by Roberto Clemente’s inside the park homer and Jose Pagan’s three-run triple. Bob Veale spun eight effective innings, while Dick Ellsworth took the loss for Chicago as Philadelphia, Koufax and others posted results across the league.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jack Dempsey
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Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Jose Pagan
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Mets
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bob Veale
Dick Ellsworth
Gene Alley
Demling Upsets Medalist Dodka In Public Links Meet
In Milwaukee a rain soaked day saw 22 year old Californian George Moe Demling defeat record medalist Arne Dodka 5 4 to advance in the 41st National Public Links tournament. Demling quit his Louisville factory job to focus on golf and carried momentum into the semifinals against Monty Kaser as defending champion Dodka was eliminated in the morning round.
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Dokka
George
Moe) Demling
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U.S
Demling
Monty Kaser
Wichita
Kan
Arizona High School
Donnie Powers
University of Minnesota
Dave Ojala
Two Harbors
Minn
Manager Bauer Thrown Out of Game As Tigers Close In on Orioles
Detroit’s third-string manager status emerges as interim skipper Bob Swift is hospitalized with a stomach illness and Frank Skaff takes over. Orioles edge Tigers 4-3 after late Detroit rally, with Earl Wilson delivering a strong start and Robynson homering for Baltimore.
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Tigers
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Hank Bauer
Bob Swift
Charlie Dressen
Swift
Frank Skaff
Detroit
Sports Cars Race at Mt Equinox Sky Line Hill Climb
Fifty to sixty sports cars gather at the foot of a 5.2 mile mountain road for a weekend hill climb on Mt Equinox Sky Line Drive. The event, hosted by the New York Region Sports Car Club of America, features timed practice, two cars on course at once, and public access during non racing hours.
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Gimeno Blasts Hoad In UPI Pro Tennis Clash
Spaniard Andres Gimeno, third seed, defeated Lew Hoad 6-4 6-3 in a quarterfinal at Chestnut Hill for $23,500. the match featured on-court language lessons as umpire Wayne Schell struggled with Gimeno’s name amid a 3,600 crowd. Gimeno cited service issues from a line-position change affecting his eight double faults in a 51-minute win.
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UPI
Andres Gimeno
Gimeno
Lew Hoad
U.S
Wayne Schell
Barcelona
Hoad
Schell
Longwood
Newport
R.I
London Predicts Fifth Round KO in Clay Showdown
London, 32, predicts he will beat Cassius Clay in five rounds for the heavyweight title on August 6. He makes the boast after signing his contract at the World Sporting Club, while Clay sends a taunting reply urging London to get in shape.
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Brian London
Cassius Clay
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Cassius
Blackpool
Mohammed Ali
Sonny) Liston
Floyd) Patterson
George) Chuvalo
Henry
Cooper
Amos) Johnson
Baseball League Leaders Home Runs and Pitching Summary
National League leaders include Aaron of the Braves with 26 homers and Stargell of the Pirates tied for second with 22. In the American League, Robinson of the Orioles tops with 22. RBIs show Braves with 68 by Stargell at 64 for Clemente and 59 for Allen, while Robinson and Kaline lead AL with 70 and 57 respectively. Pitching leaders list Cuellar and Perry in NL and Miller and Sanford in AL with top win totals.
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Stargell
Pirates
Torre
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Alou
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Mays
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Kaline
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Pepitone
Yanks
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Perry
Koufax
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Night Scores
Los Angeles defeated New York 4 2 in night action and Philadelphia beat San Francisco 5 0. Pittsburgh topped Chicago 10 4, Atlanta edged Houston 7 6, Cincinnati 9 St Louis 2 in twilight play. St Louis then won 9 7, Chicago edged Cleveland 2 1, Detroit beat Baltimore 4 3, Minnesota 3 Washington 1, New York 5 Kansas City 4, and California 3 Boston 2 in 10 innings.
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Bauer
Baltimore
Larry Napp
Russ Snyder
Chicago
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
New York
Kansas City
California
Boston
Earl Wilson
Detroit
Wilson
Frank Robinson
Mickey Stanley
Ray Oyler
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Fred Gladding
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Twilight St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
Mt Anthony Scotch Foursome Tops Nine Hole Event
Ella Graves nearly aces on hole four as Mt Anthony Country Club hosts weekly Scotch foursome. Graves Pollock post a 40 as Lonergans set a course record with 39. Five teams tied for third with 42 as seventy two golfers take part in the evening.
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Mt. Anthony
Bob Pollock
John
Ginny Lonergan
Paul Pike
Helen Gibney
Jim
Beth Newman
Bill Kalbaugh
Phyliss Dickinson
Cal
Charles P. Hayward
Alma Paquin
Alec
Marilyn Mahar
Dave Blair
Elsie Lombardo
Little League Display Dominates VFW in Eight-Hit Win
Display tallies eight hits to trounce VFW as Mike McGuire collects a triple and a double and Guy Dunham adds two doubles. Walt Parmenter fans nine in the win while Eddie Vosburg allows five strikeouts. Doug Caron belts an in the park homer for VFW and Keith Hassenpflug goes 3-for-3 with a run in each appearance. Richie Boutin robs Dunham of a homer with a leaping grab. Fred Brown shuts out Moose for Electronics in a 10th win, keeping them undefeated atop the standings.
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Guy Dunham
VFW
Walt Parmenter
Eddie Vosburg
Doug Caron
Keith Hassenpflug
Richie Boutin
Dunahm
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