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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1965
Page
7
In Minneapolis the National League defeated the American League 6-5 as Willie Mays opened with a homer and Bob Gibson closed the game with two scoreless innings. The NL, led by Mays and homers from Torre and Stargell, built a 5-0 lead before the AL rallied but fell short.
Willie Mays powered to three All Star homers and two new records as he played through a bruised rib and without his helmet. He tied Stan Musial for most All Star hits, increased his All Star hit total to 18, and sparked the winning 5 5 tie break with a seventh inning run. He also made a late diving catch and added the fielding mark, while Hank Aaron and Ron Santo provided the earlier run support.
The All Star game at Metropolitan Stadium featured Willie Mays colliding with the center field fence while chasing a McAuliffe homer and Sandy Koufax and Sam McDonnell delivering strong pitching. Attendance reached 46,706 with net receipts around 242,755.37.
Gene Mauch and Al Lopez managed this year’s All-Star Game by default. The National League edged the American League 65 to take a one game lead in the six game series. Willie Mays Joe Torre and Stargell homered while Santo’s misplayed infield bounce sparked the decisive run for NL.
Moose Lodge defeated VFW 54 in a Bracken Field game last night. Moose jumped to a 4 0 lead then held on as Mike Williams pitched well and Doug Knapp hit his first homer of the year. Tonight Ellis and VFW meet in a crucial second half race game.
The $100000 Canadian Open Golf Tournament began with 144 players. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer led early with casual practice rounds and were among the notable stars in the field. Weather looked showers then improving by afternoon.
Stan Poplaski a 43 year old Pittsburgh real estate salesman rides roller skates to qualify for the National Public Links Championship. He posted 73 71 to lead a 64 man field into match play at North Park Golf Course despite aging fears. Defending champ Billy McDonald and others at 148 pace and 154 to qualify for the cut.
Anne Hillock and Mabel Bloom won the secret partners contest in yesterday's ladies day golf at Corry Country Club. They also captured low gross and low net honors in the 18-hole group. In the nine-hole group, Gen Sonoski and Ruth Carrig were earlier winners.
Ted Whitfield of Springfield outpointed Charley Scott of Philadelphia in a 145 pound bout in Boston. Fred Roots of Sacramento out pointed Aristea Chavarin of Los Mochis in a 169 pound fight in Sacramento.
The Mennonites racked up a 15 to 2 victory in the Church Softball League, extending their winning streak to seven games. Beaverdam handed the Wildcats a season finale defeat as Methodist Youth Fellowship managed only five hits off pitcher Bob Hostetler.
Hostetler starred on the mound and powered a 20 hit attack as Tossers won four straight runs in the first inning and again in the third. Ray Troyer and Ken Sands had three hits each while Mervin Troyer hit a homer. Ed Swanson and John Bliley added two singles apiece. In the separate church game, Methodists edged EUB 4-3 with Ron Brown and Art Hotchkiss each collecting two hits, Terry Williams tripling, Bob Marsh the winning pitcher, and Gary Southworth adding a triple for EUB. Clabbatt took the loss. Two playoff games are on.
Nazarenes and MYF face off for seventh spot as Friday night results set up a rematch between the Roman Catholics and Methodists for runner up. Final playoffs start Monday.
Geneva defeated Wellsville 6 to 4 while Batavia fell 3 to 7. Auburn lost 1 to 2 and Binghamton won 9 to 4 against Jamestown.
The invitational outdoor trophy shoot runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Columbus range with a blind 25 classification to level competition. A shoot-off is planned after 5 p.m. and shooters from Jamestown Erie Union City and other clubs are invited. Participants include both men and women from area gun clubs.
Clarke of Australia aims to break the 23 minute barrier in the 10 000 meters opening day of a two day meet at Bislet Stadium. He seeks a new world record to surpass his pending 28 14.0 from Turku Finland last June 16.
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