Indians All Alone In First Terry Records Eighth Win
Indians take AL lead for first time as Ralph Terry earns his eighth win for Cleveland in an 8 5 victory over Boston. The Indians’ hot stretch lifts them a half game ahead of Minnesota, while Twins edge the White Sox 7 6 to stay within a game. Orioles, Yankees, and Tigers suffer mixed results as standings shift behind Cleveland.
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Dodgers Gain On Cincy As Koufax Extends Lead
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax achieved his 18th NL victory and 92nd win overall, surpassing rivals as he dominates June with seven straight wins. Reds ace Ellis struggles through 14 innings for his 1ath win while Cincinnati loses 24 in 16 innings to Pittsburgh, then splits with the Pirates 7-5. Other NL results include Phillies topping St Louis 7-1, Milwaukee beating New York 8-6, and rain halting Houston Chicago. Mortis and Butler shot 69s to lead the National Association of Left-Handed Golfers amateur after round one.
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Cancer Kills Jack Mara
New York AP Jack Mara dies of cancer at 57 leaving the New York Giants without a clear leader. The Mara brothers had built the club into a multi million dollar enterprise since their father Tim handed it to them. Wellington Mara, younger by eight years, handled players and coaching matters.
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Mantilla Captures All Star Spot As Yankees Shut Out
Felix Mantilla, a New York Met reject, earns the American League second base job on the 1965 All Star lineup, the first since 1942 to have no Yankees. Mantilla leads AL in RBIs, hitting .317, edging Bobby Richardson of the Yankees. The opening lineup features four first timers incl Dick McAuliffe Je Horton Vic Davalillo andMantilla, with Brooks Robinson the lone returnee from 1964.
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Law would cut hunting fee for disabled Pennsylvanians
Harrisburg AP reports legislation to reduce the annual hunting fee from five dollars to one for disabled Pennsylvanians nears final approval, awaiting only Gov. Scranton’s signature. The bill includes a Senate amendment broadening eligibility to all disabled residents, not just veterans.
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Anne Chillock Tops Ladies Day Golf at Corry Club
Yesterday's ladies day at Corry Country Club drew about 30 players for a 48-hole flag tournament. Anne Chillock and Fran Forrester finished first and second. Chillock also won both low gross and low net honors. Louise Rickers won the pine-hole, with Shirley Bailey second. Dotie Hillstrom was low toss. A three way tie occurred among Joan Morgan, Shirley Bailey and Louise Rickers for low putt. The hill top course hosts the 36-hole handicap Jo St. Clair tournament now in progress.
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Moose Lodge tops CJ champions in 19-8 rout at Bracken Field
Moose Lodge crushed the reigning Little League champs 19 to 8 at Bracken Field. A 10 run fifth inning broke open the game after CJ led 9 5. Bill Rupp went 4 for 4 with one hit and three others tallying three hits each. Williams scored four times as CJ totaled 10 hits led by Doug Brown with two doubles. Other contributors included John Cragg and Jim Bennett with two hits each.
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Persing 6-0 Legion Bombs Lawrence Park in 12-2 win
Savings and Loan juniors toppled Lawrence Park 12-2 at Loveland Field. Persing threw five shutout innings, fanned nine, then Bob Hubert finished. Sproveri drove in two, Stranahan and Persing hit triples, and a notable double play ended the game as Persing’s defense starred. With four league games left, Sayings and Loaners loom toward a County League title share. Moose’s offense produced four runs in the fifth inning to aid the win.
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Western Open field to miss big names yet strong field
Golf’s Western Open will open with Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer absent. Despite their absence eight of the PGA’s top 15 money winners compete. Tony Lema leads a high quality field as many top pros race toward the British Open after the event.
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Dick Hostetler Hurls 1 Hitter In Mennonites Win
Dick Hostetler pitched a one hitter as the Mennonites blanked the Roman Catholics 14 to 0 in church softball. Bob Hostetler, not related, contributed a double and triple to a 12 hit attack led by Angelo Frisina on the mound. Angelo took the loss in a battle of the unbeatens as Mennonites improved to 4-0 and Catholics to 5-1. In another church game EUB topped MYF 9 to 1 with Dave Brooks homering and Greg Marsh 3-for-3. Carl Clabbatz won for EUB, Jim Chess took the loss. The Western Open note mentions Lema skipping exploration of the British Open scene last year.
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