Twins Fatten Lead as Tresh Hits Three Homers in Row
In a baseball recap from the era, Tom Tresh hits three consecutive homers and drives in five as the Yankees sweep a doubleheader 12 0 against the White Sox. Whitey Ford goes seven innings for the win. The Twins and Indians win big to widen leads, while other notes mention personnel quirks and WVU connections.
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Baseball Scores and Old Timers Plan Summer Outings
A jumbled recap shows baseball results including Cleveland’s win over Detroit and Baltimore beating Los Angeles. The piece also notes heat injuries, late inning runs by the Red Sox, and plans by Old Timers president Pete Pilson to keep the club active with picnics, a Cincinnati trip, and bus charter ideas.
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Tony Champagne Wins as Nicklaus Fades in Buick Open
Grand Blanc Michigan AP report shows repeat champion Tony Lema edging Jack Nicklaus in a tight Buick Open duel. Lema birdied the 16th to pull ahead late, defending his Buick title against a crowded leaderboard including Palmer, Barber, and Snead.
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Campbell Opens Bid For British Amateur Title
Bill Campbell waives a brief day off in Porthcawl to pursue the British Amateur title after holding the U S crown. The field includes American Walker Cup names Bob Gardner and Bill Hyndman with Campbell set to face Richard Langridge in the first round as play begins at 2 30 a m EST amid dry course conditions and cautious optimism. Kerr receives a honorary doctor of laws from Hartwick College.
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Hoover Takes Rifle Crown at West Virginia Open
Hoover of Gray led the foursome to a 745-43 win in the West regale event at Camp Daw in Johnstown. Virginia shooters claimed top open class titles with Martens Sam Ldps Alan Kauff George Os Leonard Skidmore and others. Major Moore and DeWeese plus Charleston team members earned reserve and guard titles.
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Ralston Defeats Ham Richardson in Swiss Tennis Note
Sacramento and Lugano reports show Dennis Ralston top seed defeating Ham Richardson in a tennis context with Alfred Whitfield Leon Wagner and others noted. Buding and Richey linked to other events as the piece threads multiple matches and results.
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Williamson Wolfpack win 41 beat Parkersburg for state title
Williamson completes a 60 game season in its first AAA year with a 41 victory over Parkersburg to capture the 1964 65 West Virginia baseball championship. Richard ONeil tossed 14 innings of four hit ball including three singles in the title game while Mike Fuchs allowed three runs and limited the opposition to three hits in five innings.
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Wileliamson
Wallace
Deadline Today For Golf Entries In State Amateur
Today is the deadline for entries in the men’s and women’s state amateur golf tournaments to be staged next month at White Sulphur Springs. The women begin July 1 and the men July 2 with championship rounds on July 5.
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