Giants and Phillies Split and Dodgers Reclaim Lead
Marichal endured a suspension comeback defeat as the Phillies edged the Giants 4-3 before San Francisco bounced back 5-2. De la Hoz delivered a 11th inning sac fly to secure Milwaukee over Cincinnati 4-3. Lefebvre powered the Dodgers past Pittsburgh 7-1 to regain first, with Banks homering for Chicago and Houston beating New York 4-3.
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Eddie Mathews
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Cincinnati
Reds
Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Giants
San Francisco
Pirates
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Houston
New York Mets
Marichal Booed as Phillies Beat Giants in Opener
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal was booed in his first start after a nine day suspension as the Phillies took advantage of his inefficiency to win 4-3 in the opener of a double header. The nightcap went to the Giants 5-2. Banks hit a homer during the Cubs’ 4-3 win. Rusty Staub had a homer, double and single as the Astros defeated the Mets.
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Mike de la Hoz
Jim Lefebvre
Philadelphia
Marichal
San Francisco
Phillies
Giants
Bobby Wine
Ken Henderson
Richie Allen
Frank Linzy
Matty Alou
Jack Baldschun
Jack Hiatt
Jim Hart
Reds
Frank Robinson
Hank Tisher
Braves
Mathews
Ted Davidson
Frank Bolling
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Fisher
Lefebvre
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Ron Ferraroski
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Marshal
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Rusty Staub
Astros
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Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Don McMahon
Don Messi
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Whiley Ford
Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Bob Chance
Senators
Red Sox
Mick McCormick
Steve Ridzik
Earl Wilson
Peter Asci
Skyline
Gregory
Asci
White Sox Sweep Orioles as Twins Lead Shrinks
The Chicago White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 and 9-3 to tighten the American League race. Minnesota’s lead over Chicago dropped to 8 1/4 games after the Twins squandered a 5-4 loss to Detroit, leaving them mathematically vulnerable with 26 games remaining. Floyd Robinson sparked the opener’s ninth inning rally with three RBIs in the nightcap.
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Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Twins
Philadelphia Phillies
Floyd Robinson
Orioles
Bsew
Tigers
Joe Psarma
Terry Fox
Orlando Pena
Don Wert
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Army Notre Dame Series Break Delivers Rift End
Red Blaik reflects on the Army Notre Dame matchup, praising a swift break to avert a longer rift. He recalls Army’s 1944 45 teams facing Yankee Stadium hostility, the Shea Stadium football setup, and the plan for a late 1930s Notre Dame clash in New York.
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Casey Stengel
New York
Casey
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Army
Notre Dame
Shea Stadium
Cadets
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Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
John Tujack
South Bend
Subway
West Point
Philadelphia
Michie Stadium
Cal. Ray Murphy
Army- Notre Dame
Col. Murphy
Mets
Boston College Preseason Slated Player Out With Broken Toe
Ron Persatt le, a 240 pound sophomore from Everett, is listed among BC preseason casualties. He admitted to a broken toe and being advised to rest by the team physician. He said the injury occurred not in practice but while playing touch football at home with his sister.
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Newton
Ron Persattle
Everett
Boston College
Wininger Leads Oklahoma City Open After First Round
Bo Wininger fired a three under par 69 to take a one stroke lead at the $65,000 Oklahoma City Open. Bobby Nichols stood four under at nine holes, while Arnold Palmer struggled with putting finishing at 75. Ernie Vossler and Jim Ferriell were one stroke back at 70 alongside others in the mid pack.
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Bo Wininger
Nichols
Wininger
Arnold Palmer
Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie Vossler
Jim Ferriell
Louisville
Dave Marr
Charles Coody
Tom Aaron
Cliff Brown
Ken Towns
Jack Montgomery
Chuck Rotar
Palmer
ENYGA Golf Moves Tour Event to Greenwich NY
The Eastern New York Golf Association shifts its tour stop from Wyantenuck to Batten Kill Country Club in Greenwich NY. Classes B and C meet Sept 15 at Hoosick Falls CC, Class A at Shaker Ridge CC in Loudonville, with the final 1965 event at Troy Country Club on Sept 21 and the low gross winner earning the Ray Delahant memorial trophy.
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Wyantenuck
Great Barrington
Battenkill
Greenwich
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Shaker Ridge
Loudonville
Troy Country Club
Ray Delahant Memorial
Haddix Retires From Play
Baltimore veteran Harvey Haddix, famed for 12 perfect innings in a 1959 game, retires from baseball rather than risk diminishing a pennant contending club. Dealt to the Milwaukee Braves earlier, Haddix chose farm life over a possible World Series run, saying he could not pitch for Milwaukee if he could not pitch for Baltimore.
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Harvey Haddix
Milwaukee Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Haddix
Milwaukee
Vienna
Ohio
C C of P Sets Golf For Weekend Championship Field
A field of 57 players will compete in the Country Club of Pittsfield club championship over the weekend. The schedule lists groups and pairings for Saturday morning starting at 9:00, with players including Jones, Furey, Whalen, Young, Sullivan, Garivaltis, Henry, Eng land, and many others through 10:52.
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Furey
Whalen
Young
Sullivan
Garivaltis
Henry
England
Zaiken
Robertson
Amber
Brown
E. Foss
Pemrick
Atherton
O'Connell
Lipsey
Qube
Wilding
Smith
Congdon
H. Foss
Hills golf doubles winners at Berkshire Hills Country Club
Mrs. George Wilk and Mrs. Edward Mastalerz posted a low gross 46 to win the Scotch foursome dinner meeting at Berkshire Hills. Mrs. Malcolm Kurth and Mrs. Myron Culver tied for low net with partners Doris Coyne and Louise Bolduc at 37. Third place went to Mary DeNicola, Walter Spasyk, Charles Baumann, and Helen Kozchak with 38. Thirty four players competed.
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Edward Mastalerz
Berkshire Hills Country Club
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Myron Culver
Doris Coyne
Louis Bolduc
Mary DeNicola
Walter Spasyk
Charles Baumann
Helen Kozchak
Aline Nagle
Boxing Upset Stuns Dinamita Ro in Los Angeles
UPI reports Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles stopped Dinamita Ro in Stockton California in a boxing match. Hawkins improves his record as Ro suffers defeat in a pro bout held in the area.
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UPI
Dwight Hawkins
Dinamita Rohas
Stockton
Calif
Celtics star Heinsohn may play one more season
Boston veteran Tom Heinsohn, a key scorer for the Celtics, is likely to return for the 1985-86 season. He plans to announce his decision at the team’s Sept. 12 kickoff dinner after workouts and talks with Red Auerbach. Ruppert Brewing and State Mutual Insurance are courting his services for the next campaign.
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UPI
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Boston Celtics
Heinsohn
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National Basketball Association
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Ruppert Brewing Co
State Mutual Insurance Co
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Bill Russell
Red Auerbach
Jack Waldron
NBA
Auerbach
Tommy
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Berkshire County women golfers break into single digits
Ellie Persip joins Berkshire elites with a nine handicap after several record rounds dropping from twelve. Other nine-handicap holders include Sheila Ryan, Betty Burfiendt, Pat O'Brien, Penny Fall, Susan Shields, Mrs Dixon Daniels, Mrs John Watt, and Mrs Charles Fochs, all from Taconic.
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Pittsfield
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Stockbridge
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John Watt
Charles Fochs
Taconic
Irene Twoing
U.S
Major League Standings and Saturday Games Report
United Press International standings show Los Angeles leading the National League with 76 wins, San Francisco 73, Cincinnati 74, Milwaukee 73, and Pittsburgh 73. American League lists Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, New York, and Los Angeles contending, with Friday and Saturday games noted for key matchups and probable pitchers.
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NFL returns to Rhode Island as Steelers meet 49ers
The NFL schedule brings the Steelers to the University of Rhode Island campus for a Saturday bout with the San Francisco 49ers marking the league's first return to Rhode Island in 37 years. The day’s events also note preseason drills and player form across several teams.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
University of Rhode Island
San Francisco 49Ers
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