Johnny Lewis Delivers 11th inning homer to beat Reds 1-0
In Cincinnati, Johnny Lewis broke a no-hit bid by Jim Maloney with a leadoff homer in the 11th inning to lift the Mets over the Reds 1-0. Maloney carried a 10 inning no hitter into the 11th, finishing with 18 strikeouts, a NL extra inning record. Roy McMillan, Jesse Gonder, and others offered late resistance but New York snapped a 10-game skid.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Johnny Lewis
New York Mets
Reds
Maloney
Warren Spahn
Mets
Chicago
Lewis
Ron Swoboda
Roy McMillan
Jesse Gonder
New York
Larry Beerworth
Frank Lary
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Gordie Coleman
Houston
Ken Johnson
Pinson
Chris Cannizzaro
Coleman
Cannizzaro
TORK
Cincinnati Ab
Swobods
Eewards
Klaus
Factailian
Cardenas
Seer Maloney
York
New Lincionati A
Cpncinnatis
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Carde
Lary
Tomi Harper
Harper
Johnson
Fred Toney
Chicago Cubs
Jim Vaughn
Chuck Hiller
Hiller
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Lother
John Edwards
Krane- Pool
Milwaukee
Denis Menke
Californians
Christopher
Ellis Burton
Jim Bunning
Seaon
Ewet Blackwell
Boston
Johnny Klippstein
Hershell Freeman
Joe Black
Black
Record leads: Hack Wilson 190 RBIs in 1930 Cubs season
Heavy Hegen notes Hack Wilson set the all time single season RBI record with 190 for the Chicago Cubs in 1930, a mark that reportedly remains unbeaten. He also mentions golf club widths and Warren Spohn as a notable left handed pitcher with a late first win at age 25.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Ted Williams
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Warren Spohn
Braves Defeat White Sox In Exhibition Game
Rico Carty led Milwaukee with four runs including a two run homer as the Braves beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 in an exhibition game. Carty drove in Alou and Aaron with a first inning single, scored on Torre's hit, and homered in the third. Nicholson doubled for Chicago and Schaffer doubled in the fifth for a White Sox run. Keller earned the win over John.
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Atlanta
Rico Carty Gee
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Carty
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Jim Schaffer
Dick Kelley
Tommy John
Cards Rally Past Pirates 5-2 in Relief Effort
St Louis gained a 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh as Ron Taylor silenced the Pirates after a tied fifth inning. Julian Javier started the decisive frame with a single, Bill White was hit by a pitch, and Carl Warwick’s grounder plus Alley errors produced two unearned runs.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Taylor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Julian Javier
Bob Veale
Bill White
Carl Warwick
Pirate
Gene Alley
Javier
Bob Bailey
White
Cardinals
Veale
Alley
Taylor
Steve i Cartion
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Deubel Wins Trophy in Isle of Man Sidecar Race
Max Deubel of West Germany won the International Tourist Trophy sidecar race at Douglas with Emil Horner as passenger. He set race and lap records in 1 hour 4 minutes 59.8 seconds at 90.57 mph, as BMW swept the top four. Scheidegger finished second with John Robinson as passenger, and three other German riders were in the top four.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Max Deubel
West Germany
Fritz Scheidegger
Switzerland
Deubel
Emil Horner
BMW
H. Scheidegger
John Robinson
Britain
H. George Auerbacher
Heinz Luthringshauser
Maurice Candy
United States
R.J. Dupont
MSC
Scheidegger
Mets Sign Two Young Players From Baltimore
The Mets signed two young players from Baltimore drawn in the Class A free agent draft. Gerald Bark, 20, a sophomore pitcher from the University of Maryland, and Lou Williams, 17, a catcher who played sandlot baseball after high school. Williams goes to Marion, Virginia, in the Appalachian Rookie League and reports June 24. Bark has not yet been assigned.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Baltimore
Gerald Bark
University of Maryland
Lou Williams
Williams
Marion
Bark
U S Public Links Qualifying, Rounds Carded Next Week
Thirty six hole sectional qualifying for the U S Public Links Golf Tournament will be held next week at High Point North Carolina and Charleston North Carolina. Competition is scheduled Sunday at Charleston and Monday at High Point. One berth at each site. field 8 at High Point and 20 at Charleston. Defending champion Bill McDonald of Topeka Kansas and 149 sectional qualifiers will play 36 holes July 12 13 at Pittsburgh to determine the 64 players for match play starting July 14. Two 18 hole matches each day will yield semifinalists for 36 hole play on July 16. Finals will be 36 holes on July 17.
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U.S
High Point
N.C
Charleston
Momlay
Bill McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Pittsburgh
Restless Clemente Keeps Pirates Awake With Batting Surge
Roberto Clemente of the Pirates, battling sleep problems from malaria, has surged to a .324 average and 39 hits in 93 at bats over 23 games, lifting Pittsburgh to fifth place. He trails Willie Mays by one point for fifth in the NL batting race, while leaders Gordie Coleman and Joe Torre push the top. Mantilla leads NL RBI with 50 as Banks tops with 50 RBI.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
New York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Pirates
San Francisco
Willie
Mays
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Gordie Coleman
Cincinnati
Joe ‘Torre
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Torre
Aaron
Vics Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Coleman Cin Sabe
Lendenon
A Mays
UN Francisco
Orre
McCovey
San
Delphia
Star Ork
Callison
Phila
Chicago
Partis Onnson
Fai
Robinson
Johns quits Holman Moody race team in split
NASCAR driver Bobby Johns leaves Holman Moody, blaming the second rate car for performance. Cale Yarborough will replace him in the 1965 Ford. Benjo Matthews remains chief mechanic. Johns earned 21470 this year, driving eight races with five top fives, ending 26th in Dixie 400 after an engine blow.
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Charlotte
Bobby Johns
Miami
Fla
Holman- Moody Racing
John Holman
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Johns
Ford
Benjo Matthews
Bobby
Holman
Matthews
Asheville
Atlanta
NJCAA Names All-Star Team For 1965 Play
The National Junior College Athletic Association announced its 1965 All Star baseball team. First Team includes Infielders Bob Smith Bacone Muskogee Oklahoma Gary Huey Odessa Texas Ron Sutton Blinn Brenham Texas Bob Mendell Northeastern Oklahoma AM Miami. Outfield John Frye Manatee Bradenton Ralph Carpenter Phoenix Dominic Martino Hudson Valley Troy NY Catcher Ed Yarnell Miami Dade Florida. Pitchers Gary Laws Wingate NC Q V Lowe Gulf Coast Panama City Florida Kenneth Hall Nassau Community Garden City NY Second Team Infield John Cervi Erie County Buffalo Pete Fulton Joliet Tom Zumalt Racone Muskogee Oklahoma Tom Robson Phoenix Outfield Randy Stoneman Brevard Mike Deisher Mesa Grand Junction Rich Miller Ellsworth Iowa Falls Iowa Catcher Norman Singleton Grand View Des Moines Iowa Pitchers Tom Burgees Phoenix Arizona Joe Berg Odessa Texas Jay Schlormer Lincoln Illinois
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Bob Smith
Bacone
Muskogee
Okla
Gary Huey
Odessa
Tex
Ron Sutton
Blinn
Brenham
Bob Mendell
Northeastern
Oklahoma AM
Miami
John Frye
Manatee
Bradenton
Fla
Ralph Carpenter
Phoenix
Ariz
Dominic Martino
Hudson Valley
Troy
N.Y
Ed Yarnell
Miami-Dade
Florida
Gary Laws
Wingate
N.C
Q. V. Lowe
Gulf Coast
Panama City
Fila
Kenneth Hall
Nassau Community
Garden City
John Cervi
Erie County
Buffalo
Pete Fulton
Joliet
Tom Zumalt
Racone
Tom Robson
Randy Stoneman
Brevard
Mike Deisher
Mesa
Grand Junction
Colo
Rich Miller
Ellsworth
Iowa Falls
Towa
Norman Singleton
Grand View
Des Moines
Tom Burgees
Atiz
Joe Berg
Odessh
Jay Schlormer
Lincoln
Neck injury reported after rear end crash
Elizabeth Frances Newton, 17, of 318 Westview Drive, complained of a neck injury yesterday morning after her car was struck from behind at Popular Street intersection. Police reported the incident and injuries appeared minor with no further details available.
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Elizabeth Frances Newton
Westview Drive
Popular
Top Ten Pitching Decisions From Hidden Box Score
A compact list of pitching records featuring Ellis of Cincinnati with a 9 2 mark against privsdale of Los Angeles at 11 3, 786 Weale and EAsuran both near 7 2, Koufax of Los Angeles at 2 1 with .750, Jay of Cincinnati at 2 0 7, 714 Aloney of Cincinnati at 52 714, Johnson of Milwaukee at 32 714, highlighting standout performances and team contexts.
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Ellis
Cincinnati
Privsdale
Los Angeles
Weale
Easuran
Koufax
Jay
Johnson
Milwaukee
UCLA Netters Dominate Play At NCAA Meet
UCLA led by top seed Arthur Ashe dominated opening day action at the NCAA tennis championships in Los Angeles. The Bruins scored eight points in the second round as Ian Crookenden and Dave Reed advanced, while upsets and strong performances from Trinity, California, Stanford and USC shaped the early team standings.
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UCLA
Arthur Ashe
Trinity
Tex
California
Stanford
University of Southern California
Ashe
Lin Harris
Wichita State
Mike Belkin
Miami
Cal
Ron Batchelder
Bruins
Ian Crookenden
Dave Reed
Crookenden
Dave Segal
New York University
Reed
John Norgauer
Los Angeles State
John Yeomans
University of Redlands
Calif
USC
Jerry Cromwell
Cromwell
Jim Burns
Kansas
Aday Lloyd
Tito Ediiburu
Mississippi State
Graham Primrose
Sydney
Australia
Larry Malin
San Fernando Valley State College
Clyde Witt
Washington
Paul Speicher
Georgia Tech
Teen at fault in rear collision injures officer's car
Officer D L Haley reported her vehicle was rear ended by an auto driven by James Preston Barts Jr 16 of 172 Northwest Blvd after another car driven by Ronald Wayne Smith Jr of 147 Powell Ave struck her from behind. Damages totaled 670 dollars near St and Henry Rd.
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D. L. Haley
Ronald Wayne Smith, Jr
Powell Ave
James Preston Barts, Jr
Northwest Blvd
Henry Rd
Late Rally Lifts Tribe Past Yankees 5-4
Cleveland Indians win 5-4 over New York Yankees on Monday night after a two-run eighth inning. Max Alvis doubled to start the rally, Rocky Colavito and Azcue drove in runs, with Colavito scoring on a later single. Ralph Terry was charged with the late frame.
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Cleveland
Joe Azcue
Pete Mikkelsen
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Max Alvis
Mikkelsen
Rocky Colavito
Alvis
Steve Hamilton
Leon Wagner
Fred Whitfield
Hal Reniff
Hamilton
Azcue
Colavito
Yankees
Ralph Terry
Wagner
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
New York
Danville Nips Lynchburg 5-4 In 11 Innings
Danville defeated Lynchburg 5-4 in 11 innings at Market Garden Field in Connie Mack League play. West pitched well through ten for Lynchburg but faltered in the 11th as Danville pushed across two runs on an error and a misplay after a bases loaded sequence, aided by three Danville hits and a Griffin bunt.
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Danville
Lynchburg Greys
Market Garden Field
West
Griffin
Pratt
Roberts
Lynchburg
Game Postponed by Rain in Boston Doubleheader Set
Baltimore's game with the Boston Red Sox was postponed Monday due to rain and cold and will be played as part of a twi night doubleheader on August 10.
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Boston
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Forty three juniors tee off in Danville JC golf tour
Forty three young golfers begin the annual JC Golf Tournament at Glen Oak Country Club. The three day event offers open and novice divisions with four state tournament berths. Local golfers Bendall Feldman and others head the field as teens report to the first tee for starting times.
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Glen Oak Country Club
Jimmy Moore
Rick’ Bendall
Bob Feldman
GWHL
Terry Towler
Richmond
Danville
Jack
Nicklaus
Phil Rogers
al Geiberger
Houston
Texas
Bing Crosby
Jimmy, Flippen
Wright Garrett
Harry Lea
Tuscarara
Danville Golf Club
Jim Moore
ISW
Mike Roberts
Bob Wells
Kenny Howard
Paul Warner
al Riley
Rick Donaldson
Allen Rippe
Mike Howard
Bill Floyd
Trippy White
Jay Lewis
Tommy Freeze
Junior Mitchell
William Sakmon
Bonnie Davis
Gregg Jefferson
Danville Parents League Sets Meeting for Wednesday
The Parent League of Danville calls a meeting of high school parents for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Danville Public Library. Any parent of a high school student may attend, a spokesman said.
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Parent League of
Danville
Danville Public Library
Dixie Youth League Rec Center Scoreboard Report
At Recreation Center Freeze Coast game details list players Fyres Walker Earles Baker and Wooten plus Brown. John Daniel listed contact 614-1192 Hedrick Johnson 3 14 13 30 Sadler Stowe Stowe Perkins Marshall McDaniel Highland Farms Tompson Arthur Boggs Milan Clifton Patterson Pearson.
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Dixie Youth League
Recreation Center
Pepsi-Cot
Cceeneeueees
Fyres
Walker
Earles
Baker
Wooten
Brown
John Daniel
Hedrick Johnson
Sadler
V. Stowe
R. Stowe
Perkins
Marshall
McDaniel
Highland Farms
Tompson-Arthur
Milan
Clifton
Patterson and Pearson
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Hegen
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Warwick
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Corerosti
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National Junior College Athletic Association
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Mikksen
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Aeery
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Watts
Fox and
Chhiehia
Glen Oak
Chuck Rawley
David Marshall
Mike Ogden
Buddy Rawley
Richard Johns
Mike Klilgare
Parents League
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Tae
Werner
Walkes E Sons
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