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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
12
Vernon Law pitched a three-hitter for Pittsburgh, earning his eighth straight win as he also collected three hits. He sparked rallies in the eighth and ninth innings with two singles and added a three-run homer in his previous win. Dodgers had tied 1-1 in the sixth on two singles.
Frank Bolling scored on Bill McCool's wild pitch in the seventh, giving Milwaukee a 2-1 win over Cincinnati. Ken Johnson earned his sixth win with six hits allowed. The Reds tied the game at 1 in the third on Johnny Pesky? wait, ignore. This summary notes Bolling's dash from first, Aaron's double, Torre's single and McCool's misthrow setting the decisive run.
Dennis Ralston the No. 1 American moved into the Wimbledon quarterfinals after a 6-3 6-3 6-1 victory over Thomas von der Kroft of Brazil. Allen Fox and Marty Riessen also advanced while Arthur Ashe Jim McManus fell short on a day of upsets.
Tim McCarver Phil Gagliano and Mike Shannon homered to back a strong St. Louis effort that handed the Chicago Cubs an 8-1 defeat. Gagliano hit his sixth of the year in the first inning and McCarver, Shannon followed with consecutive shots in the fourth as Cal Koonce was knocked out early. The Cardinals added three more runs in the eighth with Shannon driving in two on a single.
Meadow Court won the Irish Derby by two lengths after Bing Crosby and Frank McMahon bought one third shares each hours before the race. Max Bell owned Meadow Court before the deal. Convamore and Wedding Present finished second and third with ticket prizes of 56 000 and 23 000 respectively.
Raymond Floyd a 22-year veteran from St. Andrews Illinois shot six under par 65 to reach 201 total 12 under and lead the St Paul Open after three rounds. Tommy Aaron trails at 202 while Arnold Palmer sits fifth at 205.
The Kansas City Athletics signed 19 year old right hand pitcher Daniel Arp of Beeman Georgia. He will be assigned to Wytheville Virginia in the Appalachian League.
In New York, Clete Boyer and Phil Linz drove in two apiece as the Yankees routed the Los Angeles Angels 10-3. Linz opened the game with a walk and Elston Howard and Joe Pepitone provided early runs, while Boyer homered in a four-run fourth inning. Linz added a run and scored in the fifth as Roger Maris stroked an RBI single. Jim Bouton left the mound with a leg injury after a 3-1 lead.
Solomon Moss falls for a charming Miss Ross but hates the name Florence. He renames her Dental Floss to suit his affectionate joke in a playful misnomer.
National League umpire Tom Gorman urged dropping rain replay for games. He argued play should resume from interruption point once rain stops. The stance follows penalties to Milwaukee manager Bragan and St. Louis manager Schoendienst after a rain-threatened game.
In a 14th inning rally, Bob Johnson hit a two run double to lift the Baltimore Orioles over the Chicago White Sox 2-0 after a tight extra innings duel. Eddie Fisher took the loss. Dick Hall earned the win as the Orioles push their record.
Recess chatter among five year olds ranges from the Dalmatian up front with the fire truck to interpretations of the dog’s role. The children joke that the dog keeps people back or finds fire plugs while sharing playful misstatements about tax, twins and love.
Fred Talbot and Don Mossi limited the Cleveland Indians to two runs as the Kansas City Athletics won 4 to 2. Talbot pitched seven innings before Mossi finished. The Indians were shut out through five innings and could not advance past second base until late.
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