All Star Showdown Roars With Mays Stargell Torre Homers
Willie Mays opened the All-Star game with a lead off homer and scored the winning run as the National League beat the American League 6-5 at Metropolitan Stadium. Hank Aaron and Roberto Clemente contributed timely hits while Stargell and Torre added two run shots to fuel a 5-0 NL lead before a tense late rally.
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Juan Marichal
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Willie Stargell
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Metropolitan Stadium
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Harman Killebrew
Twins
Ron Santo
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Nationals
Tony Oliva
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
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Cleveland
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Killebrew
Joe Pepitone
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Roberto Clemente
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Versalles
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Torre
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McAuliffe
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Rocky Colavito
Stars Open Five-Run Rally In Fifth Inning
National and American leagues clash as Mays and Stargell homer, Maloney limits Mets past Nationals. Hall and Killebrew provide late drama, with Robinson and McDowell taking early leads, Drysdale and Koufax used by Mauch in a high-scoring exhibition.
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Twins
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Baltimore
Santo
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Minnesota
Mone
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Nationals
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mauch
Willie
Al Lopez Accepts Loss Graciously in All Star Game
AP report on the 1965 All Star Game where American League starter Sam McDowell mishandled a seventh inning grounder, allowing the decisive run on a quirky bounce. Manager Al Lopez called the game a good show as NL ace Sandy Koufax dominated, while Harmon Killebrew and others reflected on pitches and plays.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Minneapolis ST. Paul
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Cleveland
Ron Santo
Willie Mays Forget Helmet In All Star Game
Willie Mays wore three different helmets in the All Star Game, explaining he forgot to pack his helmet in Philadelphia. He borrowed a Cubs helmet from Billy Williams and then a Cincinnati helmet when he grabbed another near him. Juan Marichal joked about the sight while noting Mays’ skill in chasing fly balls.
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Willie Mays
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Willie
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Marichal
Polo Squad Named for 1965 U S Maccabiah
Ervin Veg and Steve Molnar of the New York A C head the New York club water polo team named Tuesday to the 1965 United States Maccabiah squad with national indoor championship credentials.
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Ervin Veg
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New York A.C
United States
Marichal and Mays Spark NL All-Star Win 6-5
Juan Marichal dominated with a three-inning shutout stint despite a foot issue and Willie Mays homered and scored the decisive run in the NL’s 6-5 All-Star win over the American League before 46,706 fans. Mays, also nursing a hip problem, clutched three balls in the outfield and delivered an early homer to spark the rally.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
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Marichal
Gene Mauch
Santo Domingo
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Mauch
Milt Pappas
Willie
Henry Aaron
Ron Santo
Jimmie Hall
Dick McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Killebrew
Stan Musial
Juan
99th Amateur Tournament Opens At Pinehurst Today
About 200 players from 14 states begin the 59th Southern Golf Association amateur championship on Pinehurst No. 2, a 7000 yard stroke play event over four days. Dale Morey of High Point defends after winning by six at Shreveport. Local stars include Billy Joe Patton and Jim Gabrielson among a field of many named challengers across the Southeast.
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Jerry Greenbaum
Atlanta
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Greenbaum
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Pensacola
Fla
U.S
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Gastonia
Smith Brothers
Charlie
Dave
Ward Wettlaufer
Jim Gabrielsen
David Boyd
al Johns
Punta Gorda
Bob Greenwood
Cookeville
Ned Jarrett Heads Field Of Drivers In Race Tonight
Ned Jarrett of Camden, South Carolina, leads a field of more than 30 in the Grand National 250 lap championships. The 50 mile race on a banked track typically draws over 8,000 spectators, with Dick Hutcherson as his closest NASCA rival.
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ISLFP
N.Y
Camden
S.C
Jarrett
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Atlanta NFL Owner Dismisses Gambling Rumors
Atlanta AP reports Rankin M. Smith, owner of the NFL franchise, downplays gambling rumors tied to major league sports in Atlanta. Smith vows action if needed as Fulton County prosecutor William Spence cites confidential tips and Gov. Carl E. Sanders backs a State vice squad. City and state officials deny tips.
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Rankin M. Smith
Smith
Milwaukee Brave
William Spence
Fulton County
Spence
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Brazil Wins World Military Pentathlon Team Title
In Arnhem Netherlands Brazil captured the team title at the World Military Pentathlon Championships among 14 nations, with France finishing close behind. Sweden, defending champion for four years, dropped to third after the final event the 8 000 meter cross country run.
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Netherlands
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France
Sweden
Keokuk Race Preview Highlights 1965 Ford Driver Field
Keokuk Iowa prepares for a race featuring 1965 Fords led by a rookie from Iowa who trails by ten points to Jarrett. The lineup also includes Buck Baker and son Buddy Baker from Charlotte North Carolina in a competitive field.
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Iowa
Jarrett
Buck
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
N.C
Jim Brown Assault Trial Sees 18 Year Old Backed by Guard
Cleveland AP An 18 year old girl who accuses Jim Brown of assault will have 24 hour police protection until trial. A juror panel is seated with six women and five men including five Negroes. Brown pleads not guilty as his wife Sue sits with his mother during proceedings.
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Blanche Krumpansky
Brenda Ayres
Brown
Norman S. Minor
Minor
Cleveland Browns
Sue
Theresa Brown
World Cup Finals of EFA May Top Over $5,600,000
London AP reports the English Football Association projects the 1966 World Cup finals could exceed 5.6 million dollars in revenue. Ticket sales have already brought in over 378 thousand dollars with about 2.4 million tickets available. If 60 to 65 percent sell by year end, gate receipts may reach around 4.7 million with 2.24 million in expenses and 840 thousand from television fees.
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English Football Association
Dennis Follows
Follows
World Socier Federation
Billy Irwin Delays Pro Football Return With Browns
HIRAM Ohio AP Billy Irwin 21 year old 235 pound tackle from Vicksburg Miss former Ole Miss star and Browns sixth round pick voluntarily left the rookie training roster after knee surgery choosing to stay out for 1966 Browns trimmed roster to 60 by Thursday waivers requested on linebackers George Shafer and Larry Pugh and other rookies cut included Terry Sieg Richard Brindley Stan Morgan Paul Rodman and Ron Rewald from Milwaukee
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Finidlay
Ohio
Larry Pugh
Newcastle
Terry Sieg
Charlottesville
Richard Brindley
Warren
Stan Morgan
Arlington
Paul Rodman
Cleveland
Ron Rewald
Milwaukee
Giles Congratulates Mauch On National League Victory
National League President Warren Giles praised Gene Mauch after the NL won 6-5 in the All Star game, moving into a series lead. Sandy Koufax traded quips with Bob Gibson as Gibson notched the final out, amid locker room chatter about Mauch and Mays’s injury and Juan Marichal’s pitching plan.
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Mauch
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Warren Giles
Gene Mauch
Sandy Koufax
Bob Gibson
Koufax
Gibson
Jone
St. Louis Cardinals
Harmon Killebrew
Saldivar to Defend Title Against Winstone in London
Vicente Saldivar of Mexico will defend his world featherweight crown against Howard Winstone of Wales at Earl's Court Stadium on September 7. Promoter Harry Levene and manager Eddie Thomas confirmed contracts. purse set at 84 000 dollars including expenses. Tickets priced 20.44 to 6.30 dollars. venue houses 18 000.
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Vicente Saldivia
Mexico
Howard Winstone
Wales
Earl’s Court Stadium
Mickey Duff
Saldivar
Winstone
Eddie Thomas
Harry Levene
Four Greensboro Players on C. L. All-Star Team
Four Greensboro players will be on the 19 player Carolina League All-Star squad to meet the Bulls in Durham Monday night. Manager Lamar North of Greensboro led the stars, with Fritz Peterson unavailable due to Yankee promotion. The lineup includes Doc Ellis and Bob Murcer among others, with players from Kinston, Peninsula, and Winston-Salem highly represented.
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Kinston
Doc Ellis
Wayne McAlpin
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Pete DiLauro
Don Secrist
Jim Mirio
Paul Casanova
Elesio Rodriguez
Greensboro
Ed Stroud
Hal Kelly
Jim Palma
Rogers Robinson
Felix de Leon
Tony Torchia
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