Milwaukee Braves Take NL Lead With 4-1 Win Over Cardinals
Denny Lemaster pitched a three hitter as Milwaukee beat St Louis 4-1 to move one game up in the National League standings, pending the Dodgers' game. Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron provided the offense, with Aaron homering and Alou collecting four hits to back the winner.
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Barber Dominates Red Sox In 3-1 Orioles Win
Steve Barber pitched a three hitter to beat Boston 3-1 as Baltimore ended a three game slide. In the third inning Norm Siebern hit a two run homer after Paul Blair walked, Boog Powell doubled, and Brooks Robinson singled. Robinson raised his batting average to .325 with another single.
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Lenny Green
Rico Petrocelli
Emerson Stolle Catch Up Fast At Newport Tourney
Australians Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, seeded one and two, opened strong at the Newport Invitational Tennis Tournament arriving late. Emerson beat Nick Kourides 6 1 6 0 and Lucien Sulloway 6 1 6 2. Stolle defeated Tom Pickens 6 1 6 1 and Tom Gallagher 6 1 6 1. An upset saw Jim Osbourne beat Ian Crookenden 9 11 6 3 6 4. Lou Gerard beat Tom Foster 6 3 4 6 6 1.
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UCSB former athletic director Stan Williamson dies
Stan Williamson 56 a retired UCSB athletic director and ex USC football star died Tuesday from a malignant brain tumor in Santa Barbara California He was hospitalized May 9 after surgery and had spent periods in and out of St Francis Hospital with a recent return Monday night following a month at home
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Killebrew Delayed Return Puts Twins on Edge
Twins manager Sam Mele voiced concern over Harmon Killebrew's elbow injury delaying his return. The slugger cannot swing or extend the arm as swelling subsides, with plans to meet the team in Los Angeles after taking family to Oregon.
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Fight Postponed In San Francisco Bout
A 10 round middleweight bout between Jimmy Lester and Dave Reed scheduled for Wednesday night in San Francisco has been postponed indefinitely after Reed injured his right hand in training.
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Raiders Release Fred Gillett and Trim Roster
The Oakland Raiders released offensive end Fred Gillett of Los Angeles State. Nine more players must be cut by next Tuesday to reach the AFL roster limit of 48 players.
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Longden Considers Retirement After 6000th Victory
Vancouver AP reports jockey Johnny Longden, at 58, has reached 6000 wins and says retirement is only a thought not a decision. The English-born rider, famed for 38 years and 31,965 mounts, notes his love of riding persists and hints he may continue despite the milestone.
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White Sox sweep Senators with two wins in Washington
Juan Pizarro limited Washington to seven hits and belted a two run homer in the nightcap as Chicago completed a twin bill sweep 7-2 and 5-1. The offense piled up 25 hits, with Don Buford Danny Cater and Ken Berry each collecting three in the opener.
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Patriots drop two players. captain Long sidelined by mumps
In Andover Massachusetts the Boston Patriots cut two players from the AFL roster on Tuesday. Offensive captain Charlie Long is hospitalized with mumps and is expected to miss about a week, with a return to practice in two weeks if no complications arise.
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Homers Lead A's To 3-2 Victory Over Indians
Campaneris and Lachemann sparked the Kansas City Athletics to a 3-2 win over Cleveland. Hershberger and Campaneris hit the early two runs, Lachemann added a seventh inning homer for the clincher. Duke Sims walked and Larry Brown homered for the Indians in the seventh. Lew Krausse pitched two singles allowed in his first big league start of the year before Mossi relieved.
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Spanish Netters Told They May Discover Australia
Spanish Davis Cup players in Barcelona received a telegram from Fred Perry suggesting they could discover Australia if they play well. The three day matches determine who faces India for the chance to challenge Australia for the cup.
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All American Amateur Baseball Tourney Opens With 16 Teams
Sixteen teams begin double elimination action in the 21st annual All American Amateur Baseball Association Tournament in Johnson Pennsylvania. Eight games are scheduled for opening day including a doubleheader to start the event.
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Tigers Down Pace-Setting Twins 7-4 In Detroit
Willie Horton drove in four runs with two home runs as the Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 7-4 to move into solo second in the AL. Don Wert and Al Kaline also homered for Detroit while Horton's season total rose to 81 RBIs and 25 homers. Hank Aguirre held Minnesota until the eighth inning before a late three-run rally.
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Packers Hold Longer Practice Before Milwaukee Exhibition
The Green Bay Packers held a longer practice session in preparation for Saturday’s exhibition against the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee. Rookie Bill Symons of Colorado hobbled with a leg muscle pull from the previous week’s 44-7 win over the Giants but is expected to play. Allen Brown from Mississippi, a No. 3 draft choice who recently had shoulder surgery, appeared lightly and is expected to miss action for a month to six weeks.
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Joe Frazier Wants Patterson After Debut Fight
Joe Frazier, the 1964 Olympic heavyweight champion, requests Floyd Patterson after his professional debut a first round TKO at 1 42. Trainer Yank Durham cautions the rookie is still a baby and needs more experience before longer bouts. Frazier weighed 203 pounds for the six rounder against Woody Goss.
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Cardinals Sign High School Pitcher From Collinsville
The St Louis Cardinals announce the signing of Harry Parker an 18 year old right hander from Collinsville Illinois high school who received a college scholarship as a bonus and was assigned to the Sarasota club of the Florida Rookie League.
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Yanks Rise Above .500 Mark In Standings Confusion
Wednesday's games feature Maloney 13-4 at Chicago and Milwaukee 5-9 at St. Louis with Simmons 8-11. Pittsburgh Weale A visits Houston cottebart 3-10 and Philadelphia punting a 7 at Los Angeles with Miller 1-3. New York Miller and San Francisco Nsrichae 18-9 also on the slate.
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Wednesday's Games Highlight Classic Baseball Matchups
Minnesota faces Detroit in night action with Kaat at 11-9 and McLain at 10-5. Kansas City meets Cleveland behind ODonoghue 6-16 and Se Qui 5-13 or Talbot 10-7. Chicago visits Washington with Pizarro 2-2 against Ortega 12-11. Boston travels to Baltimore while Los Angeles visits New York for twilight play.
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Long Beach swimmer Greta Andersen aims for two way English Channel swim
Greta Andersen of Long Beach arrive in Dover and plans a nonstop swim both ways of the English Channel on Saturday. The 36 year old has four channel crossings and holds the women's record for trips in both directions.
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Steelers linebacker Bill Saul sidelined weeks by kidney injury
The Pittsburg Steelers said linebacker Bill Saul will miss several weeks after a kidney injury suffered in the game against the Minnesota Vikings in Atlanta. He was released from an Atlanta hospital Tuesday.
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Redskins sign Dick Pesonen after Giants release
Washington Redskins acquire defensive back Dick Pesonen a five year NFL veteran who was a regular with the Giants until last season and who sat out much of 1964 due to injury after being released by New York last week in Carlisle Pennsylvania.
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Yankees Rally To Beat Angels 6-1 For 500% Mark
New York Yankees top Los Angeles 6-1 as five-run second inning, led by Al Downing’s solid outing and key hits from Tom Tresh, Joe Pepitone, and Mickey Mantle. Repoz homered later. Downing improves to 10-11.
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Johnny Unitas Sued Over $35,000 by Trustee
In Towson Maryland AP reports quarterback Johnny Unitas is sued for 35000 by the trustee for the bankrupt Colt Lanes Inc a bowling alley chain where Unitas was president The suit filed Monday in Baltimore County Circuit Court alleges Unitas issued himself 10000 shares for 15000 and claims he holds a $100000 claim against the firm The firm’s capitalization is listed at 425000 Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Colts invested 162500.
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Ebb Hair Specialist Visit Promoted in Louisville Ad
An advertising notice promotes hair restoration by the Ebb organization, detailing private, appointment-based consults by M. 3. Hornick at the Holiday Inn Motel in Danville Virginia on August 19, 1965, with a guaranteed written pledge and pro rated pricing.
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