Beckert's Two Homers Spark Cubs Past Dodgers 6-3
Glenn Beckert slugged his 2nd and 3rd homers of the season driving in four runs as the Chicago Cubs beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-3. Beckert’s first homer off Johnny Podres gave Chicago a 1-0 lead in the fourth. The Dodgers tied in the fifth, but Chicago pulled away with a solo shot by Beckert and multiple late-inning runs, aided by Wills and Davis on base and a keyed Kessinger single. Dodgers’ Podres lasted 6 1/3 innings. Lindy McDaniel relieved, with AMALFITANO contributing in the seventh.
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Chris Krug
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Redskins Release Jim Martin and plan comebacks for Anderson Webb
The Washington Redskins announced the release of veteran Jim Martin 41 from Baltimore after 1964 season. They also outlined comeback plans for end Bill Anderson 29 now retired to coach at Tennessee and fullback Ken Webb 30 formerly with the Lions. Webb was with the Browns in 1963 and did not play last season.
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Washington Redskins
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Bill Anderson
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Webb
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Nixon Hospitalized With Virus Pneumonia In Boston
Boston Red Sox catcher Russ Nixon was hospitalized with virus pneumonia after being recalled from the farm club. Detroit pitcher Dave Lemaster (typo) earned a 2-1 win as Mickey Lolich allowed one run over seven innings. Felix Mantilla walked and reached second in the seventh to pull Boston even briefly.
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Brown
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Yastrzemski
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Michelney
Ad Rony
Thom Clarke
Australia
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Mills
United Oncn
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Alll
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Ren Tee
Wert
Wilson
Orlando Pena
Kansas City
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Lolich
Ed Bressaud
Dick McAuliffe
Bob Tillman
Felix Mantilla
Bone
Owner of Atlanta NFL Club Swamped With Ticket Calls
ATLANTA Ga a Rankin M Smith owner of Atlanta's new National Football League team said his office has been swamped with calls from people wanting to buy season tickets even though the team will not begin play until the fall of 1966 He noted the Atlanta Stadium office was equally busy and said the situation has become a real problem since they are not yet set up to handle it A spokesman at the stadium said they had received well over a thousand calls and Smith added they are returning letters and checks with notes saying they cannot process them yet He said he would announce ticket purchasing plans as soon as he can get his front office in shape
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Weekly Fishing Report from Richmond Va July 1
Weekly fishing report from the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries covers Shenandoah and other Virginia waters. Highlights include fair smallmouth and sunfish on Shenandoah forks, excellent smallmouth and sunfish yields in the Jackson and Cowpasture, good catfish on New River and Claytor Lake area, and offshore bluewater reports with marlin and king mackerel catches near the North Carolina coast.
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Elizabeth River
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Wimbledon Singles Finals Offer Repeats Amid Strong Showings
Maria Bueno defeated Billie Jean Moffitt 6-4 5-7 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon women’s final with Margaret Smith crushing Christine Truman 6-4 6-0 in a swift semi. The Australian duo Stolle and Emerson advanced to the men’s doubles final as top seeds moved closer to repeat matches from 1964. In boxing, Nino Benvenuti and Salvatore Burrini shared Ring Magazine's Fighter of the Month after Benvenuti dethroned Sandro Mazzinghi and Burrini impressed in non title bouts.
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Tony Roche
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Ring Magazine
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George Chujala
Toronto
Sonny Liston
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Portland
Ore
Eddie Maceny Berkley
Roger Rischer
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Ight
Jose Torres
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Miami Beach
Mauro
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Wayne Thornton
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Walter McGondallas
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Termis
Russians Dominate Track Events At Games For Deaf
The Russian team swept track events at the Deaf Games led by standout performances. In U.S. sports, Ed Kranepool hit his seventh homer as the Mets beat the Reds 5-1, part of a four-win in five games stretch. Ron Swoboda drove in two with a two-out triple, while Maloney struggled for Cincinnati. Track and field highlights from Aqueduct, Monmouth Park, and Delaware Park accompany a busy day of horse racing results across multiple venues.
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Ron Swobotia
New York Mets
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Manuel Prea
Colt Pantre
Chuck Hiller
Billy McCoon
Mets
Swoboda
Johnny Lewis
Jim Hickman
Danny Napoleon
Maloney
Napoleon
Cincinnati
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Ciroco
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WeCead
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Dunfee wins Hu-Moresque purse at Arlington Park
Dunfee, ridden by Ray York, led from the top of the stretch to win the $6,000 Hu-Moresque at Arlington Park. Odahmin was second by 1 1/4 lengths, Ambamar took third. The six furlongs finished in 1:10 2-5 with Dunfee paying 3.40 2.60 2.40 and Odahmin 6.20 4.00. Ambar mar showed at 3.00.
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Odahmin
Lopez Remains in Kansas City Hospital After Illness
Al Lopez, 56, remained in satisfactory condition in a Kansas City hospital with no visitors allowed while under Dr John McDonnell care. He will not compete in the U S championships in August as the White Sox fly to Los Angeles for a series.
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AFL May Pick Miami As Its Ninth Member
AFL officials led by Commissioner Joe Foss plan a Thursday night meeting with the Miami City Commission to negotiate terms for using the Orange Bowl. The Miami News reports a multiyear exclusive contract is proposed, with parking expansions planned for the 76,000 seat stadium. Miami seeks to secure the AFL franchise amid competing offers and potential exclusion of other promoters.
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