Drysdale Notches His 10th Victory
Dodgers lose 4 0 as Dan Drysdale blanks Milwaukee on six hits for his 10th win of the season. The Braves rebound to take the nightcap 4 3 aided by two homers from Gene Oliver. Phillies edge Cubs 10 9 in second game after a 2 to open. Johnny Callison hits his 3rd homer in ninth to seal the win. Pirates sweep Mets 5 3 and 3 0 as Bob Veale wins his fourth straight complete game. Houston tops St Louis 10 1 in the first game before rain ends the second with the score tied 1 1.
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Ashe Leads U S Davis Cup Sweep Over Canada
Arthur Ashe blanked Harry Fauquier 6-4 6-0 6-4 as the United States clinched the Davis Cup series in Bakersfield California. Gene Scott also beat Keith Carpenter 6-3 6-3 7-5 and doubles pair Chuck McKinley Marty Riessen contributed earlier to seal the five-match sweep.
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Parnelli Jones Seizes Milwaukee Race In Lotus Ford Sweep
Parnelli Jones on a Lotus Ford won his sixth straight race at Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair track with an average speed of 101.78 mph after A J Foyt pitted for tires. Foyt retired later in the event. In Birmingham Ned Jarrett drove a 1965 Ford to victory in the abbreviated 200 stock car race at the Alabama Fairgrounds earning pole in qualifying. Dick Hutcherson and G C Spencer completed the top trio.
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Iowa
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Largest Junior Tennis Play Seg West Virginia slate
West Virginia hosts the largest junior tennis play segment with 127 participants. Tuesday’s schedule shows numerous first round pairings across divisions and seedings. Wednesday play depends on Tuesday results, with late entries to be scheduled for Thursday.
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Sara Sheets
Barbara Movorka
Jennifer Damous
Sue McCann
Meg Rippetoe
Kathy Kenna
Paty Bongess
Brenda Woodson
Infionette Bond
Carole Edwards
Beverly Burke
Harriet Young
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Han
Feenie Fewnsend
Connie Townsend
Cindie Cook
Susan Wolverton
Carolyn Arr
Are Véandundar
Bob Burdette
Ricken Chick Maddox
Martin Galliway
Rent Heramen
Randy Cavender
Frank McMell
Chris Varie
Kevin Whelan
Mike Collier
Jay Adams
Ernest Hillentrand
Jatin Pyle Pas Groe Seltzer
Bob Hills
Ted Greet
Ann Veandynder
Oper Woam
Mike Richardsone
Tin Sneathen
Mark Showaldi
Cileky Gallaher
Mark Bolarsky
Eric Kaplan
Joby Cook
Lévand
Opert
Scott Gordon
Steve Dilum
Salke
Joslin
John Shank
Jim Wilmoth
Danny Keller
Nancy Reishman
Debbie Death
Reed Spangler
Jamie Terutth
Qualifying Today For High School Golf Tournament
Qualifying playoffs for the West Virginia high school golf meet are set at Bridgeport and South Charleston. The six lowest regional scores advance to the state tournament Tuesday at Parkersburg Kanawha River area.
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Martin and Tabor Claim Kern Invitational Victory
At the Kaiser Aluminum fields eight games closed the first weekend of the Kern Invitational slow-pitch tourney. Martin and Tabor of Charleston defeated Corning Glass of Parkersburg 12-2, while Carpet Town No. 1 beat Western Auto 16-6 and Marino's Case topped Reedy Wildcats 13-3.
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Ohio Riders Dominate Scrambles at Charleston Speedway
Riders from Ohio led the scrambles at Charleston Speedway as the Mountain State Motorcycle Rally concluded. Alton Story of Athens won the open feature and heat on a Triumph, with John Jackson of Glouster winning the other heat. Larry Sayre of Jacksonville posted the day’s best lap time on a Bultaco and won the 250 feature and heat, while Vincent Lechleidner and Tom Morrison won 250 and 200 class heats and features respectively. Fred Bailey of Charleston won the 175 class, and Carl Johnson topped the 175 heat.
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Hail to All Captures Belmont in Record Week
Hail to All wins Belmont Stakes and the Jersey Derby within six days, earning 104000 plus from Belmont and 86805 from Garden State Park. Johnny Sellers rides the Florida bred colt for owner Mrs Ben Cohen and trainer Ed Yowell, as Sky Debonair and Dapper Dan follow in the stretch.
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AFL expansion eyed as 1966 goal set
AFL commissioner Joe Foss predicts a two stage expansion to add two teams for 1966 and two more soon after. Atlanta and Philadelphia are front runners for 1968 berths with Chicago New Orleans Miami Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit also considered. Namath denies rumor of knee surgery. Draft details and boxing headlines round out the sports brief.
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Milk Wagon And Boggess Set Track Records At Kanawha Drag Strip
Charleston drivers shine at the Kanawha Valley Drag Strip with Frank Boggess setting a fifth mile record in 123.28 seconds, surpassing Foster Mayes. Milk Wagon crew Don Casto and Jim Reedy win top time top eliminator in B G class as multiple class winners are listed, with Gisbert winning a Barcelona tennis trophy in Spain by defeating Mulligan in the final.
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Jim Reedy
Rex Thornton
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Bobby Hackney
Luther Slater
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Harry Bare
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Greenwood wins Sunnehanna Amateur with 269 record
Bob Greenwood of Cookville Tennessee wins his first national golf tournament the Sunnehanna Amateur. He shoots a 66 4 under par at Sunnehanna Country Club to finish with a four round total of 269 five strokes ahead of runner up Dick Canon of Columbus Georgia. Ed Tutwiler and Dick Siderowf tie for third with 278.
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