Pirates defeat Reds as Bailey hits grand slam
Pittsburgh topples Cincinnati 8-6 behind Rob elo Clemente and a five RBI day from Bob Bailey who belted a grand slam in the fifth after a rocky start by Bob Veale. Veale walked four Reds in the first and allowed three runs on one hit before settling in, while Ellis took the loss. Bailey drove in five and Clemente added two RBIs as Pittsburgh surged after the fifth inning to clinch the win at Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
Bob Bailey
Bailey
Veale
Reds
al McBeam
Pirates
Sammy Ellis
Ellis
Don €Lendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Fanning Veale
Roberto Celemente
Jim O’toole
Clemente
Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Tony Perez
Harper
Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Virdon
Rose
Ci'me
Pinson
Stargell
Robinson
Ci'denon
Johnson
Mizer
Paglifon
Coker
Gilley
Cardenas
Eale
Etlis
O'Toole
James P
Ruiz
Molye Puisdulem
Secu
Pagliaroni
Alley
Gray And Snell Lead Jets Camp Speedsters
PEEKSKILL New York AP Rookies Darryl Hill Jim Gray and Matt Snell topped 40 yard dash times in full gear at the New York Jets camp Hill ran 4 5 seconds while Gray and Snell clocked 4 6 Snell also impressed with hard running in the morning session The afternoon focused on passing plays The article notes a Pacific League All Stars win 6 3 over Central League in Japan and a previous 5 2 win in Tokyo
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Peekskill
N. Y
Darryl Hill
Jim Gray
Matt Snell
New York Jets
Tiitl
University of Maryland
Gray
Toledo
Snell
Standings Showers Amid Busy Baseball Wednesday
Major league standings and results dominate the schedule with New York beating Boston 6-3, Los Angeles over Minnesota 9-1, Baltimore 6-1 over Cleveland, and Detroit 2-0 past Washington. Evening games include Chicago at New York, Minnesota at Boston, Kansas City at Baltimore, Cleveland at Detroit, and Los Angeles at Washington.
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Blasingame
Los Angeles
Osteen
Nig Ncinnati
Tsitouris
San Francisco
Marichal
Philadelphia
Culp
Chicago
Koonce
New York
Clackson
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
St. Louis
Gibson
Houston
Bruce
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
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Chicago Wheeee
ABA
Ald
Wats
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Howard
Segui
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Oberts
Stebert
McDowell
Sparma
McLain
Brunet
Narum
Cincinnati
York
Los ‘Angeles
Bet
Francisco
Houston Debeace
Chicago Oadeps
New Baseball Commissioner to Head Meetings
The 20 major league clubs begin midsummer baseball meetings with the search for a new commissioner. Fetzer and Galbreath lead a screening of 20 nominees, favoring a baseball man from inside the sport, with Joe Cronin a leading internal option. No names will be released and the panel will set qualifications before ongoing talks. Frick hints at staying until a successor is named.
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Associated Press
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Frick
John Fetzer
Detroit Tigers
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fetzer
Galbreath
Fetzer and Galbreath
Fetzer-Galbreath Committee
Baseball
Frick
Joe Cronin
Orioles Snap Jinx as Powell and Snyder Lead 6-1 Win
Baltimore defeated Cleveland 6-1 behind two two run homers by Russ Snyder and Boog Powell and six solid innings from Dave McNally. Snyder singled to start a three run first inning, Robinson and Blefary then Adair and Powell added runs helping the Orioles snap a six game skid in Cleveland this season.
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Cleveland
Russ Snyder
Boog Powell
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Orioles
McNally
Chuck Hinto
Snyder
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Max Alvis
Robinson
Curt Blefary
Jerry Adair
Powell
Patriots Stage Initial Practice At Training Camp
Andover Massachusetts Tuesday opened training for the Boston Patriots of the American Football League. Coach Mike Holovak greeted rookies and 21 candidates seeking one of eight berths. Veterans led by center Jon Morris joined the session with players including Jim Nance Charlie Green and Eddie Wilson.
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Mike Holovak
Boston Patriots
American Football League
Andover Academy
Jon Morris
Holovak
Jim Nance
Syracuse J
Charliec Green
Wittenbergh
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
Kansas City
Bill Meek Offered UT Assistant Coach Post
Nashville Banner reports former SMU head coach Bill Meek has been offered an assistant coaching job at the University of Tennessee. Meek, a Dallas resident, was last year the Denver Broncos director of player personnel and most recently a Dallas Cowboys scout.
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Nashville, Tenn
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist University
University of Tennessee
Nashville Banner
Meek
Dallas
Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys
Parade Of Witnesses For Defense In Jim Brown Trial
In Cleveland two witnesses testifying for the defense say Brenda Ayres showed no facial marks about 12 hours after the alleged motel room assault. A motel maid also found no blood or whisky residues. two taxi drivers report no injuries as Brown pleads innocent.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland, Ohio
Brenda Ayres
Miss Ayres
Audrey White
Daniella
Cleveland Browns
Brown
White House
Sam
Samuel Johnson
Barbara Ayres
Brenda
White
Paula White
iWhite
James E. Long
East Tech High School
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Impsilanti
Mich
Long
East Side
Blanche Krupansky
Horton Paces 2-0 Victory By Detroit
Detroit defeated Washington 2-0 as Willie Horton hit a two run homer in the fourth off Howie Koplitz. Dave Wickersham pitched four hit shutout ball for his second win of the season after a 19 win prior year, fanning seven and walking none through seven innings. Washington threatened in the fourth and seventh but could not push across a run, while Horton’s 21st homer provided all Detroit runs as the Tigers snapped a 21 inning scoreless stretch.
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Dave Wickersham
Washington
Willie Horton
Wickersham
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Horton
Howie Ko ‘Plitz
Tigers
Don Blasingame
Don Demeter
Willie Kirkland
Senators
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Koplitz
King
Demeter
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Pollard And Hughes Lead Play At Virginia Amateur Tourney
Hot Springs AP report from Cascades Course on opening match play in the Virginia Women’s Amateur Golf Championship. Defending champion Ann Pollard and medalist Barbara Hughes posted decisive 5 and 4 and 5 and 4 wins respectively, advancing toward the round of eight alongside Gorsuch Bryant Hamlin Petrone Mack and Peterson with several one sided early matches and one 20th hole upset.
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Ann Pollard
Charlottesville
Barbara Hughes
Richmond
Cascades
iConnie Gorsuch
Roanoke
R. L. Bryant
Fairfax
W. O. Hamlin
Ralph Petrone
Blacksburg
Jane Mack
Ruth Ann Peterson
Alexandria
Gorsuch
Richmond City
Robert Henke
Miss Gorsuch
Henke
Bryant
Alice Hamlett
Hamlin
Harry Webb
Arlington
Miss Mack
J. Lewis Rawls
Suffolk
Soup
Pollard
Mrs. Bryant
Hughes
Petrone
Peter Ison
Bowling Results at Riverside Lanes
Domestic Engineers Half and Half and other Tuesday leagues posted scores at Riverside Lanes. Notable games include J Beutiner 189 for Undecided vs Burnette 179, Vineski 195 for Brisk Inc, Stowe 223 for WDVA, and J Pearson 178 for Richmond Oil, reflecting a mix of high game totals and league standings.
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Riverside Lanes
Domestic Engineers
Americans Lead Opening Day At World Archery Meet
Americans led by Grace Amberski of Lafayette Indiana set the opening pace in Vaesteraas Sweden as the United States men trailed Finland in the World Archery Championships. The U S had previously won team and individual titles at the last championships held in Helsinki in 1963.
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Vaesteraas
Sweden
Grace Amberski
Lafayette
Ind
Finland
United States
Helsinki
Former Vanderbilt assistant Floyd dies at 72
Shelbyville Tennessee. John Cullom Floyd, aged 72, former Vanderbilt University assistant football coach, died early Tuesday. Floyd was a halfback and captain of the 1920 Vanderbilt team. He later coached at Rice Auburn and Middle Tennessee State.
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John Cullom Floyd
Vanderbilt University
Floyd
Vanderbilt
Rice
Auburn
Middle Tennessee State
Wadkins Shines with TwoStroke Lead in Virginia Junior Golf
Richmond teen Lanny Wadkins shot 72 at Meadowbrook CC to grab a two stroke lead in the 54 hole Virginia State Golf Association Junior Championship. Rick Bendall and Bennie Greenberg tied for second with 74s as gusty morning winds slowed scoring for several top juniors.
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Lanny Wadkins
Virginia State Golf Association
Wadkins
Meadowsbrook Country Club
Rick Bendall
Danville
George Washington High School
Bennie Greenberg
Douglas Freeman
Bendall
Greenberg
Lloyd Liebler
Portsmouth
Billy Nash
Roanoke
T. J. P. Leigh
Archie Mcl Dowell
Virginia Beach
David Harper
Farmville
U. S. Golf Association
Wilmington
Del
Lieber
Liebler
USGA
Steve Tucker
Richard Sugarman
Jay Jennison
Norfolk
Biy Judy
Clarksville
Jdi
P. Leigh I
Joe Coffman
New Market
George Bullock
Bassett
Roger Brooks
Fredericksburg
Jim Armentrout
Martinsville
Mike Kelly
Dennis O'Neill
Glenn Phipps
Petersburg
Richard Ewers
Lynchburg
Park Plumly
Winchester
Danville Wins District 1 Dixie Youth Tournament
Raleigh AP reports Everett N Case, 65, underwent a 2 1/2 hour spinal cord operation at Rex Hospital Monday night to relieve pressure and restore leg function. Doctors call the surgery successful though prognosis remains guarded. Case built NC State into a basketball powerhouse and faces an uncertain hospital recovery.
Labat Named Hampton Institute Head Football Coach
Melvin Louis Labat, 31, a former Seldon High School football coach in St. Louis, Mo., was named head coach at Hampton Institute on Tuesday. He succeeds Ben Whaley, who led the team for eight years and will stay on as head baseball coach and physical education instructor.
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Hampton, Va
Melvin .Louis Labat
Seldon High School
St. Louis
Hampton Institute
Labat
Ben Whaley
Colts sign two reserves for 1965 season
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of reserves John Diehl and Neal Petties for the 1965 NFL season. Diehl is a 6 foot 7, 265 pound defensive tackle entering his fifth season. Petties, a rookie last season, plays split end on the special teams.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
John Diehl
Neal Petties
Diehl
Petties
Colts
Danville Downs Bassett For Dixie Youth District Title
Danville wins the District I Dixie Youth League title 13 to 3 over Bassett to stay unbeaten in the double elimination tourney. Karey Walker earned the win with Custer helping in the fifth, while Terry hit a two run homer for Bassett. Halifax outscored Danville 12 to 3 in a preliminary 32 to 7 game led by Ray Whitlow and Dean Wagstaff.
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Bassett
Stanleytown
Stanleystown
Crome
Karey Walker
Hutcherson
Custer
Terry
Charles Coxi
Walker
Tommy Scolpini
David Reynolds
Halifax
Danivile
Ray Whitlow
Ralph Walker
Dean Wagstaff
Danny Nelson
Vincent Conner
Jim Wooten
Kelly Milan
Young
Plott
Carter
Scolpini
Cepeda examined at Mayo Clinic for knee injury
Orlando Cepeda, disabled Giants first baseman, was examined Tuesday at Mayo Clinic Rochester for an injured right knee. He had surgery last winter and has missed most of this season after arriving Monday night. The Celtics sale to Rupert Knickerbocker Brewing Co was approved by the NBA. Boston will stay, price around $3 million.
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
New York
Boston Celtics
Tthe
National Basketball Association
Boston
Rupert Knickerbocker Brewing Co
Lou Pieri
Walter Brown
Texas Woman Wins Twin Double at Centennial Track
Mrs. R. B. Goddard of Lubbock held the only winning ticket on the twin double at Centennial track Monday, collecting $6,585.80. Visiting a brother in suburban Littleton, she selected the winners of the fourth fifth seventh and eighth races.
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R. B. Goddard
Lubbock
Centennial Track
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