Venturi Vows to Finish Open Bid Despite Pain
Ken Venturi vows to see the U S Open through despite numb fingers and post surgery pain as he defends his title at Bellerive. Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player are the talk of the course as Venturi prepares for a difficult run with cortisone gone and Mayo Clinic surgery looming.
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Ken Venturi
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Venturi
Mammoth
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
Nicklaus
San Francisco
Sandy Koufax
Mayo Clinic
Mauch to Manage National League All Stars in 1965
Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies was chosen by NL president Warren Giles to lead the 1965 National League All Stars in the July 13 game against the American League at Minneapolis Saint Paul. The AL manager was to be named later in the week after changes in 1964 pennant winners.
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Cincinnati
Gene Mauch
Phila Phillies
Warren C. Giles
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Giles
Johnny Keane
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yanks
Yogi Berra
Yankees
New York Mets
Mantle Threatens Quit If He Fails to Reach .300
Mickey Mantle told AP he would quit after the season if his batting average does not approach .300. The Yankee star, batting .240, was benched in Los Angeles as a 19 game slump dropped his average to .196. Mantle hopes rest will help him regain form and extend his career beyond three or four years.
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Cleveland
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Mantle
Los Angeles
Washington
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Redskins Secure Huff On Three Year $30,000 Plus Deal
Washington Redskins sign linebacker Sam Huff to a three year no trade contract for about $30,000 annually. Huff, traded from the Giants after nine seasons, notes he will finish his career with Washington to keep his children in their school. No exact salary disclosed, but higher than the 1964 figure near $30,000.
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Washington
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Huff
Redskins
New York
Ball
Maloney no hits through 10 but allows homer in 11th
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney fans 18 in 11 innings, ties NL mark for strikeouts in a extra inning game, but Johnny Lewis homers leading off the 11th to beat the Reds 14 13 Mets end 10-game skid.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Johnny Lewis
New York Mets
Reds
Maloney
Warren Spahn
Mets
Chicago
New York
Larry Bearworth
Frank Lary
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Gordie Coleman
Houston
Ken Johnson
Pinson
Roy McMillan
Chris Cannizzaro
Coleman
Cannizzaro
Lary
Tom Harper
Harper
Johnson
Fred Toney
Chicago Cubs
Jim Vaughn
Chuck Hiller
Colean
Hiller
Milwaukee
Denis Menke
Californian
Christopher
Ellis Burton
Jim Bunning
Johnny Klippstein
Hershell Freeman
Joe Black
Black
Orioles Open Drills In Bluefield To Start Season
The Bluefield Orioles begin two weeks of drills at Bowen Field led by Manager Jim Frey and scout Vern Hoechiet. About 16 players reported, with more arrivals expected this week as conditioning tops the agenda and intra squad games are planned before the June 16 Appy League opener against Wytheville.
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Bluefield Orioles
Jim Frey
Baltimore
Vern Hoechiet
Frey
Hoechiet
Ray Scarbrough
Lou Gorman
Bowen Field
Bluefield
George Fanning
Fanning
Bluefielders
Appy
Marion
Wytheville
Salem
Johnson City
Birds
Hodges Praises Washington Trade Strengthening Team
Washington manager Gil Hodges credits the winter deal with the Dodgers for adding Frank Howard Ken McMullen Phil Ortega Pete Richert and Dick Nen to the Senators Osteen Kennedy and the new mix provide two regulars and two starters Howard a 6 7 slugger leads with 11 homers 43 RBIs and a .296 average McMullen hits .280 with 10 homers RBIs while Ortega and Richert have formed a strong pitching trio to improve the club to 21 21 midseason.
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Washington
Frank Howard
Ken McMullen
Phil Ortega
Pete Richert
Dick Nen
Hodges
Howard
McMullen
Fielding Kennedy
Dodgers
Osteen
Kennedy
Senators
Ortega
Richert
Chicago
Bill Skowron
Cardinals Beat Pirates 5-2 Behind Veale and Taylor
St Louis gains a 5-2 lead in the fifth on two unearned runs after Julian Javier singles and Bill White is hit by a pitch. Carl Warwick grounds one through Gene Alley for a run as Bob Bailey misplays, then Ron Taylor preserves the win with relief pitching.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Taylor
Bill White
Carl Warwick
Pirate
Gene Alley
Javier
Bob Bailey
White
Cardinals
Veale
Alley
Pittsburgh ST. Louis
Paglioni
Uecker
Buchek
Carlton
Taylor
Seeeeertarsreronte Aay
Bailey
Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Sek
Wise
HR —Bailey
S— Veale
Kwall
Agers
Silk McBean
Taylor W
Carlton Veale
First Round Matches Complete in Governor's Cup Golf
Bill Bowman earned a default win over Andy Clark to finish the first round at the Governor's Cup Handicap Golf Tournament held at Bluefield Country Club. Other first-round victors included Dick Paoliello Fred Blue Fred Thrasher Dan Walls and Bruce Walk.
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Bill Bowman
Andy Clark
Bluefield Country Club
Dick Paoliello
Fred Blue
Fred Thrasher
Dan Walls
Bruce Walk
Fred Thraser
Steve McGuire
Dick Paolilello
Buddy Evans
Jack McGhee
Earl Yeager
Bill Heinbach
Jerry Jones
Dan Wells
Harry Jones
Greg Rogers
Tom Cook
Gene Joyce
Jack Freeman
First Round Grab Signs Astro Contract
The Houston Astros announced they signed Alex Barrett, their first round selection in the free agent draft, on Monday.
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Astro
Houston
Houston Astros
Alex Barrett
National League Results From Yesterday
Yesterday's NL schedule included New York at Cincinnati at 8 05 p m clouded St Louis at 8 p m and Chicago at Houston at 8 30 p m The night games featured Francisco Marichal scoring nine five for Los Angeles at Cincinnati Angel Dryiak at Philadelphia facing Ellis 92 at Milwaukee Patureh Cardwell 42 at St Louis and Chicago Buhr at Houston Glusti 3 The results note the weather conditions and game times for yesterday's matchups.
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New York
Cincinati
Cloud
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Francisco
Marichal
Los
Angel Dryiai
Cincinnati
Ellis
Philadelphia
Milwawk Patureh
Cardwell
Sadecki
Buhi
Glusti
Jackson Cubs Cup Astros 2 0
Larry Jackson snapped a five game losing streak and Lou Klein won his Cubs debut as Chicago edged the Houston Astros 2 0. The Astros lost a seventh straight game, tying their season high for futility.
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Houston
Larry Jackson
Lou Klein
Cub
Chicago
Asros
Astros
Bill Judy To Direct Local Net Program
Bluefield College basketball coach Bill Judy will direct a beginners tennis program at Bluefield City Clay Courts starting Wednesday at 10 30 a m The program runs Monday through Friday for two months and into August weather permitting Participants must bring their own rackets and smooth sole tennis shoes.
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Bill Judy
Bluefield College
Wil
Bluefield City
Judy
Carty Drives Braves Past White Sox 5-1 in Exhibition
Rico Carty drove in four runs including a two run homer as the Milwaukee Braves beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 in an exhibition game. Carty doubled and singled, Joe Torre and Hank Aaron provided runs, Eddie Mathews scored on a third inning homer, and Dick Kelley earned the win over Tommy John.
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Atlanta
Rico Carty
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Carty
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Jim Schaffer
Dick Kelley
Tommy John
Fiduciary Notice to Creditors and Beneficiaries
Fiduciary notice instructs all creditors and beneficiaries to present claims with verified vouchers by a specified deadline at the office in Princeton. The notice names multiple estates and executors or guardians and warns of exclusion from benefits if claims are not filed. William T. Hancock, Commissioner of Accounts, issues the directive on May 27, 1965.
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Laura Grey Lilly
A. J. Perkins
Eer Z. Peters
James T. Peters
William Barton Elouise E. Covey
John S. Hairston
Lillie Holland
Law
Princeton
Retuoe
H. F. Day
Estella
William T. Hancock
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John Kennedy
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Bob Veale
Cubs
James V. Young, Jr
Charleston
Almancan Tobacco Company
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