Mays Peace Makes Way For Giants Big Win At Dodger Night
In a tense Sunday game, Willie Mays calmed a benches-clearing melee between Juan Marichal and Roseboro before belting a three run homer off Sandy Koufax to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4 3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The win tightens the race among the top NL teams as Milwaukee and Pittsburgh also won. Mays earned LA manager Walt Alston’s praise for his restraint and decisive hit, while Marichal was ejected after nearly swinging at Roseboro. The Dodgers and Giants remain near the lead with strong showings across the league.
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Eight LI Clubs Set Lights On World Series Title
Eight teams will start the 1965 Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania. United States entrants are Phoenix Arizona Jeffersonville Indiana Windsor Locks Connecticut and Waco Texas. International participants include Stony Creek Ontario Arakawa Tokyo Maracaibo Venezuela and Reta Spain. Competition runs Tuesday through Saturday with two games each day and the final at 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Team 6 tops Team 3 in YMCA volleyball mini series
Mike Baressi's Team 6 won two of three against Team 3 with scores of 158 and 15 7 Gary Swanson's Team 3 won one 15 11. Baressi's lineup features Harrison Keppel Bill Bachemer Art Hotchisiss, while Team 3 includes Swanson Tom Varassa Dan Ahl and Tom Pierotti. Standings show Team Won Lost 0 today.
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York lifter wins West Paterson title in AAU power lifting
J Terry Todd of York PA captured top honors in the heavyweight division of the National AAU Power Lifting Championship. He posted a combined 1805 pounds across three lifts head squat and bench. The report notes the event differs from traditional weightlifting and highlights Todd’s dominance Saturday night.
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Lema Tied With Blancas In Carling World Golf
Sutton mass AP Lema and rookie Blancas share lead at 209 after 54 holes in the rain plagued Carling World Golf Championship. Lema tied his irons after a month and eyed $200000 top prize as Blancas battled cold rain and drizzle to maintain front running pace alongside stars Palmer Player Souchak Campbell.
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Legion All Star Tilt Promises Outstanding Season Finale
The Pennsylvania American Legion All Star game is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Erie featuring top eastern Pennsylvania players forming a western Pennsylvania team. Proceeds support scholarships, local Legion groups, and game expenses. prizes will be drawn for ticket buyers. Tickets go on sale at Bennell's Dress Shop, Sherwin-Williams, and other local outlets plus the American Legion Home.
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Johncock Wins Big Car Race At Wisconsin State Fair
Gordon Johncock of Hastings Michigan won the Tony Beltenhouse big car race in Allis Wisconsin with an average speed near 100474 miles per hour. Mario Andretti Nazareth Pa. retired on lap 128 when his Ford engine failed, allowing Hastings to seize the lead.
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Nicklaus Drops Out of Contention in PGAL Event
The report notes Mer moving into contention with a 70 and Souchak a 73 in round three. Lema joined Ferree and Campbell in a threeball while PGAL champion Dave Marr trailed by four at 213. Jack Nicklaus, led by a big money winner, fell from contention with a 74 leaving him at a uncertain position.
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Plunging Jimmy Brown Leads Browns Exhibitions
Associated Press notes Jimmy Brown at his plunging best for the Cleveland Browns as he powers three straight exhibition wins, signaling top NFL rushing form. Brown’s runs pace a 14-9 Cleveland lead, then a clinching burst sets up a field goal, with the Rams and Raiders also winning and other NFL results shaping early season chatter.
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Americans win third straight in Budapest at world games
In Budapest, the United States basketball team extended its unbeaten run to three with a 98-52 victory over West Germany as coach Jirn Kundla praised the squad. The U.S. also claimed multiple swimming golds, boosting its two-day medal total to 13 with top finishes in the 200 meter butterfly and the springboard dive. Carl Robie led Drexel Hill to a win over Butch Riker in the relay context.
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Giants top Steelers in Yale Bowl clash despite injuries
The Giants beat the Steelers 22 to 9 at Yale Bowl New Haven Conn as Gary Wood threw a 15 yard TD pass to Aaron Thomas and Chuck Mercein added a field goal and a 19 yard TD pass to John Adams. Steelers QB Bill Nelson left with a knee injury and Myron Pottios hurt shoulder in third quarter. Mike Clark kicked a missed extra point and three field goal tries. Giants held lead after third with Mercein field goal and Timberlake TD pass to Adams.
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