NL Remains 7-5 Favorite For Contest Slated Today
AP reports the 36th All-Star game in Minneapolis at Metropolitan Stadium with Juan Marichal to start for the NL against Milt Pappas. Willie Mays is limited by a hip injury but believed to start. Mauch aims to win and may use multiple pitchers. The NL leads in homers and batting, while rosters feature stars from the Giants, Orioles, Mets, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Metropolitan Stadium
Willie Mays
Pat Corrales
NBC
New York
Shea Stadium
Johnny Callison
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Marichal
Mauch
Phillies
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Yogi Berra
Pappas
Orioles
White Sox
Jim Grant
Minnesota Twins
Mel Stottlemyre
Mays
Willie
Maud
Minneapolis
American Association
Giants
Ed die Arcaro career odds show patience paid off
Henry Hagen profiles Ed die Arcaro the famous jockey who started with 250 consecutive losses in 1931 32 then became a record winner earning 4 779 races and over a million dollars He also notes Babe Ruth averages 1 home run every 11 8 at bats and mentions Harmon Killebrew as a top follower plus a plug for Black Label Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Arcaro
Arcaro
Eddie
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Harmon
Jets Trade Cummings To Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos acquire linebacker Ed Cummings from the New York Jets. Cummings, 24, 6-foot-2, 228, from Anaconda Montana, played at Stanford before joining the Jets in 1964. Denver sends a future draft choice for him.
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JETS
Cummings Denver
Coloty
Denver Broncos
American Football League
Ed Cummings
New York Jets
Cummings
Anaconda
Mont
Stanford
Broncos
Yankees Compared To 1925 Team In Early Season Struggles
1965 Yankees sit seventh in the AL pennant race, 14 1/2 games behind Minnesota with a 41 46 record as Mantle Maris and Howard wrestle with injuries. The piece recalls the 1925 Yankees who started 34 45 and fell to seventh, yet later rebounded to win pennants in 1926 and 1927.
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Ben Clan
Associated Press
NEW York
New York Yankee
Yankees
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bronx Bombers
Washington
Yankes
Senators
Ruth
Earle Coombs
Bob Meuser
Gehrig
Aaron Ward
Pee Wee Wanninger
Joe Dug
Philadelphia A's
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Owever
Cleveland
Ane
Twins
Maris
Mantle
Yankee
Softball Results From Barlow Park and Riverside Field
A flood of scores from the Morett Memorial softball event shows Meth Centennial at Main Street posting 31 runs in a split matchup at Barlow Park while Northview, West End, and Piney Forest games yield varied outcomes. Teams listed include Perkins and Mustain, Sanders and J, Barneth, Dress, Hodnet and Thomas, Warner, McDowell, and Fisher, with results recorded at Riverside Field and West End Field.
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Barlow Park
Morett
Main St
Perkins
Mustain
Sanders
Barneth
Dress
Hodnet
Thomas
Warner
McDowell
Fisher
West End Field
Ringgold Ze
Los
F. Ford
J. Gravely
F. McDowell
J. Fisher
State Line
Ferry Road
OO Wis
A. Kirks
T. Nance
B. Mangrum
J. Wilkerson
Top Seeds Advance as Two Teen Upsets Hit National Clay Courts
All top seeds won to reach round two at River Forest in the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships. Notable upsets came from two relatively unknown teenagers who defeated the 12th and 13th ranked players, while Davis Cup hopefuls continued strong showings led by Hamilton Richardson and Dennis Ralston.
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River Forest, Ill
River Forest
Jeff Brown
Carmichael, Calif
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Richardson
U.S
Southern Illinois University
Mike Sprengelmeyer
Arthur Asher Jr
Richmond
Lester Sack
Clarksdale
Miss
Marty Riessen
Evanston
John Powless
Fiora
Legrange Opens French Open With Course Record 65
Cobie Legrange of South Africa fired an eight under par 65 to grab the first round lead at the French Open on the St Nom la Breteche Blue course. He eagled near misses and four straight birdies powered his round, with Roberto de Vicenzo tied for sixth after last year’s playoff.
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Paris
Cobie Legrange
South Africa
Legrange
St. Nom la Breteche
Gaetan
Morgue d’Algue
France
Peter Thomson
Australia
John Hayes
Tony Grubb
Great Britain
Angel Miguel
Spain
Cedric Amm
Raimon Sota
Bob Falkenburg
Brazil
Patrick Cros
Falkenburg
Bob Jr
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
de Vicenzo
Lee Frankel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sam Applebaum
Los Angeles
Leland Knight
Los Altos
Calif
Anthony Amaral
Farrington
R.T
William P. Castleman Jr
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
All-Star Game Facts and Figures at Metropolitan Stadium
AP presents facts for the 1964 All-Star game at Metropolitan Stadium Minneapolis. National League vs American League with an expected attendance around 47 600. Starting pitchers Juan Marichal and Milt Pappas, managers Gene Mauch and Al Lopez. Radio TV by NBC. Lineups include Willie Mays Henry Aaron Harmon Killebrew and more. Umpires listed. Game at 1 p.m. EST.
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Mauch
Minneapolis
Boston
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Willie
Wank Aaron
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Mays
Aaron
Milwaukee
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Ritchie Allen
Phils
Joe Torre
Rose
Wills
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Bill Skewron
Yankees
Willie Horton
Detroit
Rocky Colavite
Cleveland
Felix Mantilla
Dick McAuliffe
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Earl Battey
Vic Davalillo
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Skowron
Pappas
Lopez
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Metropolitan Stadium
Bloomington
Minn
National Broadcasting Co
Shea Stadium
New York
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Wille Mays
San Francisco
Henry Aaron
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Doe Torre
Juan Marichal
Sroaks Robinson
Harmon. Killebrew
Minnesota
Rocky Colavita
Vic Davaililo
Milt Pappas
John Stevens
Lee Weyer
National
On Dimura
Bill Williams
Nationa
Bill Valentin
John Kibler
Danville Coca-Cola Defeats New South Boston 9 to 4
Danville Coca-Cola of the Connie Mack League defeated New South Boston 9 to 4 at Market Garden. Gene Eastridge hit a grand slam in the first inning, Wayne Ferguson added a single and a double, and Mac Taylor stood out on defense with nine put outs and assists. Scores by inning show Danville leading 4-0, 7-0, then holding off a four-run rally by New South Boston in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Coca-Cola
New South Boston
Market Garden
Gene Eastridge
Eastridge
Wayne Ferguson
Mac Taylor
N. So
Boston
Dan
C. Cola
Reaves
Crenshaw
Trope
Dickens
Cook
Dixie Youth League Recreation Center Highland Farms
Fragmentary OCR list of names and numbers from a youth league page. Items reference players Hedrick Johnson John Daniel Fynes Weatherford and others with scattered scores and roles. The readability is limited but indicates a local league roster or standings segment from Dixie Youth activities.
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Highland Farms
Hedrick Johnson
Slade and Bogas
Tillison
Me Daniel
South Boston Nips Danville By 2-1 Margin
South Boston, Va. Leggett edged Danville Leafs 2-1 in a Stan Musial League game. M. H. Herndon homered for Danville. Bradshaw delivered timely doubles to drive in both Leggett runs. Will Hill struck out 11 over seven innings, while Thompson also fanned 11 in a pitchers duel.
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South Boston
Leggett
Danville Leafs
M. H. Herndon
Danville
Leafs
Will Hill
Thompson
Hill
Bradshaw
Boston
Harris Hill
Edmonds
Daryl Spencer Chosen by Fans for All-Star Game
Japanese fans selected Daryl Spencer to play in the 1965 All-Star series July 19 to 21. The former Giants and Cardinals second baseman led Pacific League in home runs and batting average while with Hankyu Braves, and was the sole foreign player among fan picks. Top vote-getter was Sadaharu Oh with 116,652 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Daryl Spencer
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Hankyu Braves
Sadaharu Oh
Yomiuri Giants
Central League Steam
Nishinomiya
Osaka
Fukuoka
Griffith Heilman boxing bout moved to July 28
A 10 round bout between Emile Griffith of New York and Andy Heilman of Fargo North Carolina was rescheduled from July 23 to July 28 in Kansas City. The fight will now be held indoors at Municipal Auditorium per promoter Fred Sommer.
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Kansas City
Emile Griffith
New York
Andy Heilman
Fargo
N.C
Fred Sommer
Griffith
Municipal Auditorijum
Stormvogel and Ticonderoga Lead Transpac Race Battle
Honolulu AP dispatch reports the 73 foot Stormvogel and 72 foot Ticonderoga neck and neck in the 59th Transpac from Los Angeles to Honolulu. They were 423 miles from Honolulu at 5 am with Stormvogel aiming for Wednesday dawn finish and both boats contending for multiple trophies. Aboard Akamai Santa Barbara reported mast damage but continued under own power as other boats faced torn spinnakers amid brisk seas and clear weather.
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Honolulu
Los Angeles
Cape Town
South Africa
Robert Johnson
Ticonderoga
Portland, Ore
C. Bruynteel
Diamond Head
Hawaii
Santa Barbara
Calif
Miles
Stormvoge
Ticonderloga
Kialoa II
Serena
Audacious
Nam Sang
Novia del Mar
Kamaki
Corsaro II
Orient
Queen Mab
Westward
Turmaline
Pene Cloud
Santana
Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney Begins Today
The 20th State Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament starts in Richmond at Ethelwood amid heavy rain that halted practice. Defending champion David Harper of Farmville leads 92 juniors aiming for four Berths to the National Jaycee Junior in Houston August 8 to 15. Notables include Lanny Wadkins of Richmond, Archie McDowell of Virginia Beach, and J P Leigh Til of Portsmouth.
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Richmond
Ethelwood
Ned Barber
Hermitage Country Club
David Harper
Farmvilip
USGA
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Houston
Archie McDowell
Virginia Beach
J. P. Leigh Til
Portsmouth
Jim Sale
Arlington
Jim Armentrout
Martinsville
Pat Dougherty
Bristol
Ricky Ferguson
Waynesboro
Jay Jennison
Norfolk
Bobby Evans
Lynchburg
Gary Spear
Hampton
Jimmie Hall Pursues AL Batting Lead At Halfway Mark
Jimmie Hall of the Minnesota Twins leads AL batting at .325 with 52 RBIs and 16 homers tied for the club lead, as Harmon Killebrew hits a ninth inning homer to extend Minnesota’s pennant edge. CarL Yastrzemski sits atop AL at .340 while Willie Mays leads NL at .339 with Roberto Clemente close behind.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
NEW York
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Hall
Killebrew
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Felix Mantilla
Willie Horston
Detroit
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Allen
Donn Clendenon
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Clendenon
Aaron
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Change-Up In Temperament Working For Milt Pappas
Baltimore's Milt Pappas, All-Star starter, says his new temperament and a change-up of his temper help his season. He notes a 9-3 record and 1.74 ERA at the break, aims for quiet speech and self-control, and recalls past clashes with umpires and managers under Richards and Hitchcock. He remains cocky, focusing on pitching against the National League lineup.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Orioles
Paul Richards
Billy Hitchcock
Whitworth Increases Lead In LPGA Money Race
Kathy Whitworth boosted her 1962 LPGA money lead by winning the Lady Carling Midwest Open, earning 1500 to raise her total for the year to 13535. Carl Mann is second with 9891, Sandra Haynie third with 9421, while the Yankee Women's Open is set for Grand Blanc Michigan July 16 to 18.
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Quincy, Til
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Kathy
Carl Mann
Sandra Haynie
LPGA
Aulas Valley Golf Club
Grand Blanc
Mich
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Marlene Hagge
Clifford Ann Creed
Marilynn Smith
Betsy Bewls
Susie Maxwell
Mary Mills
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Hogan Dist. CO
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Haley
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Moore
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B. Desilets
M. Walker
J. Smith
R. Moore
H. Maskery
Northview
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Coble
T. Ballard
Riverside Field
Marca Div
Taylor
R. Taylor
Perrow
Piney Forest
Stokesland Meth
Scott and Short
Hughes and Hardy
Mee Finance Corporation of
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Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Walter Johnson
Atlanta
Tom Ediefsenn
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Connie Cristler
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Carole Graebner
Alice Pym
Peoria
Ill
Peaches’ Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Kathleen Harder
Seal Beach
Dixie Youth League
John Daniel
Fynes
Weatherford
Walkers
Sadler
Bowling
Smith
Lattz
R. Stowe
Thompson-Arthur
Persi-Cota
Patterson and Pearson
Wosten
O 'Sim
Pson
Stormvogel
Target
Jaycee
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Colavito
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Angeles Ae
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Pickwick Club
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