Spitball accusations flare as baseballs spark controversy
In a weekend of heated play, Bragan accuses Perry of throwing a super spitter after a 4-2 Giants loss. Cronin orders an inspection into ball storage temperatures amid complaints of cold balls. McLain denies teammates about ball conditions. Killebrew suffers a dislocated elbow delaying Twins victory.
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American Davis Cup Team Beats Mexico to Face Spain
The United States defeated Mexico 4-1 in Dallas to win the American Zone Championship and advance to the Interzone Round in Spain. Arthur Ashe won the decisive singles 6-1 6-4 6-4 over Antonio Palafox, while Dennis Ralston defeated Rafael Osuna 6-0 6-4 6-4. Top player Ralston will face Manuel Santana in Spain. team selection for the Spanish tie will be decided by test matches among Ashe, Froehling, and others.
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Joan Chase Seizes Women's Rolloff Victory at Roll-A-Way Lanes
Joan Chase won the weekly women's handicap rolloff with a 356 total and 45 bonus pins at Roll-A-Way Lanes. Grace Perron took second, 339 over Pat Tarbox 338, with 48 and 39 handicap/bonus pins respectively. Ann Hubert earned high single with 111 and other scores included Huot 332 Camire 324 Remillard 323 Ouellette 323 Davis 321 Provencal 306.
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Major League Stars Batting Hall Hits Pinch Home Run
Jimmie Hall of the Minnesota Twins hit a pinch home run in the ninth inning to give his team the lead in a late game drama as the Twins rallied against their opponent.
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Braves Pitcher Ken Johnson Wins 12th of Season
Milwaukee beat San Francisco 4-2 as Ken Johnson allowed six hits in a strong start. The win followed Minnesota's 6-5 victory over Baltimore and boosted the Twins' game tally.
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Holtzman a potential bargain in baseball free draft
New York AP reports Kenny Holtzman a 20 year old Illinois graduate and fourth round pick could be the biggest bargain among 60 players chosen in baseballs free agent draft. Scouts praise his big league pitching potential after a strong minor league run and early Wenatchee success.
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Girard Wins Country Club Championship at Old Orchard Beach
Gary Girard defeats Hershel Bates one up to win the Old Orchard Beach Country Club championship. Art Dickson Sr. beats Wayne Marshall three and two. Lucien Huot over Frank Harmon three up in Class B semi finals. Bill Hall takes Class C crown. President's Cup pairings announced. Willis Hall the defending titlist.
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Seattle Repertory 1965 66 Season Presents Wide Range
The Seattle Repertory Theater announces a challenging 1965 66 season featuring Wilde The Importance of Being Earnest Shakespeare Julius Caesar Shaw Heartbreak House Brecht Galileo and O Neill Long Day s Journey Into Night in its third season lineup.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Snapshot
The American League and National League standings show Minnesota leading the AL with a .635 mark, Baltimore and Cleveland tied at .578, and Chicago at .549. Monday results include Minnesota 6, Baltimore 5 and Chicago 2, Detroit 0. Upcoming schedule features interleague and divisional games across both leagues.
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Nicklaus First To Break $100000 In PGA Earnings
Jack Nicklaus becomes the first on the 1965 PGA tour to surpass $100,000 in total winnings with $100,488 in overall money and $89,700 in official PGA earnings after the Thunderbird Classic. Billy Casper remains second with $83,600 total and $58,308 official earnings. Tony Lema sits third with $63,894 total and $57,116 official.
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Detroit Says Sex Used Cold Balls
CHICAGO AP Big Cal Hubbard, umpire in chief, weighs cold ball dispute after Detroit Tigers accuse the Chicago White Sox of using frozen balls. Joe Cronin and Al Lopez comment amid denial from White Sox. Gary Peters and Hoyt Wilhelm combine for a 2-0 Chicago win to clinch the series 3-2.
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Waivers Expire for Robin Roberts Free to Sign Elsewhere
Baltimore report says veteran pitcher Robin Roberts cleared waivers and is free to sign with any club. Roberts requested waivers after objecting to a role as spot starter and long reliever. From Philadelphia area home he says talks are ongoing with several clubs and he remains in condition. Oriole contract was about $30 000 annually.
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Boxing summaries from scores and stops in two cities
In Oslo Ray Patterson from New York stopped Paul Kraus of West Germany. In Las Vegas Roberto Davila from Lima Peru stopped Bill Nielsen of Omaha Nebraska.
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