Twins win on Oliva and Allison 11th homers of season
Jim Grant pitches a five hitter as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 0. Tony Oliva and Bob Allison hit solo homers to back Grant who improved to 6-1 with three straight wins against Chicago. Gary Peters took the loss and Minnesota widened its AL lead over the Sox to 1 1/2 games.
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Rudkin Wins 10 Round Decision Over Ray Asis
Alan Rudkin, British and Empire bantamweight champion, scored a clear points victory over Ray Asis of the Philippines in a 10 round bout at London's Royal Albert Hall. Rudkin weighed 119 pounds, Asis 119% Warned by left hooks, Rudkin landed late to stagger the Filipino, as Rudkin aimed to move closer to a world title shot against Fighting Harada of Japan.
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World Boxing Association
Consolation for Reds Ace Pitcher Jim Maloney
Cincinnati AP Jim Maloney received two official consolations after losing 1-0 to the Mets in a 10 innings no hitter bid. NL President Warren Giles sent a telegram praising his superb pitching and noting the loss did not diminish the masterful effort.
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Mets Sign Two Rookie Players To Farm Contracts
New York Mets sign two 21 year old rookies Jack McClure of Texas A&M and Raymond Stabler of Arizona State to farm club contracts. McClure, a 5 11 180 pound third baseman from Poth Texas, assigned to Williamsport Pennsylvania. Stabler, 5 10 190 pounds from East Amherst New York, assigned to Auburn New York.
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N.Y
Joe Catanzaro
Auburn
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Frank Ryan Signs Two Year Contract With Browns
Cleveland quarterback Frank Ryan signed a two year contract with the Browns. Ryan had led the team to the NFL championship game last season and threw 25 touchdown passes in 1964. A Rice standout, he joined Cleveland from the Rams in 1962 and became the regular quarterback after Ninowski was hurt.
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Orioles Nip Yankees 2-1 in 10 frames
Orioles secure fifth straight win by beating the Yankees 2-1 in ten innings. Jerry Adair delivered the decisive double in the 10th and scored on Snyder's single after a seventh inning run by Roger Maris. Miller earned the win in relief, while Stottlemyre took the loss.
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Johnson sympathizes with Maloney over 10 inning no hitter loss
Milwaukee pitcher Ken Johnson expressed sympathy for Cincinnati ace Jim Maloney after his 10 inning no hitter still ended in a 1-0 defeat to the Mets. Johnson compared their experiences noting his own no hitter loss and recalled key plays that cost him a perfect game.
Seton Hall Star Dan Waraksa Signs With Milwaukee Braves
Dan Waraksa, captain and shortstop for Seton Hall, signed with the Milwaukee Braves. The 6-foot-1, 168-pound senior was drafted by Milwaukee’s West Palm Beach Florida State League club and will report to the Braves’ farm team in the Florida Rookie League after finishing the season with a .333 batting average.
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Felipe Alou Drives Braves Past Phillies with 6 RBIs
Felipe Alou, leading off for the Milwaukee Braves, slugged two homers and a single, driving in six runs as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 12 7. Eddie Mathews hit a homer for his 2000th major league hit, part of a 21 hit attack that staged a six run third inning and boosted Alou and Mathews atop the Braves' RBI list.
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Clendenon Smashes Two Homers In Pirate Victory
Donn Clendenon drives in four with two long balls lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-6 win over St. Louis, ending an 18-game skid against the Cardinals. He started the eighth with a homer to break a 5-5 tie, added another in the ninth as Willie Stargell and Gene Alley aided a late rally.
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Indians Opt Two Players and Bring One Up
The Cleveland Indians announced they optioned catcher Camilo Carreon and infielder Billy Moran to Portland and promoted Duke Sims from Portland. They purchased catcher Phil Roof from the Los Angeles Angels and asked waivers on Dick Donovan for unconditional release. Donovan, 37, was 1-3 with a 5.96 ERA in 12 appearances.
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Miami Hopes to Use Five Transfer Players
Miami, Florida, with five junior transfers from Detroit's now-defunct team, plans to use them against seven of nine opponents next season. Trustees' athletic committee ruled eligibility under NCAA rules, except where contracts ban play. Opponents listed include Southern Methodist, Syracuse, Tulane, LSU, Houston, Pittsburgh, and Notre Dame.
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CBS To Televise NIT Tournament For 1966 67
CBS and the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Basketball Association announced exclusive TV rights for the National Invitation Tournament for 1966 and 1967. The NIT, held at Madison Square Garden, will be shown with one first round game on March 12 and the final on March 19, both at 24 p.m. EST.
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Sammy Ellis Shuts Down Mets in Reds 5-1 Victory
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Sammy Ellis allowed four hits over the night as New York Mets fell 5-1. Ellis, 10th win against two losses, hounded batters with 13 straight retired after Roy McMillan’s second-inning single. Pete Rose’s double sparked a three-run third, followed by Vada Pinson’s single. Deron Johnson added a two-run double in the eighth. Mets starter Warren Spahn took his eighth defeat against four wins.
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Tony Lema Eyes Return For $50,000 World Series
Akron Ohio AP Tony Lema the 1964 World Series of Golf winner appears set for another shot at the $50,000 prize even if he does not win a major title under a new four player format announced Tuesday Lema would be first alternate if a player wins two majors The World Series finals at Firestone Country Club September 11 12 will be televised by NBC with Jack Nicklaus already qualified as the 1965 Masters winner The other majors are to provide the remaining contestants and playoff results or runner up finishes determine the final spot.
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Cubs Blank Astros 5-0 in Houston night game
Cubs pitcher Bob Buhl worked eight innings and Ted Abernathy finished the ninth as Chicago defeated Houston 5-0. The Cubs extended the Astros eight-game slide behind a five-hitter and timely scoring including a Glenn Beckett single and Don Landrum double in the fourth, plus an unearned run in the eighth on an Owens error.
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Ron Santo
Jim Owens
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Twins Top White Sox In Pitching Duel For AL Lead
The Minnesota Twins open a three game set with Chicago as Jim Grant and Camilo Pascual combine for 13 wins to overpower the Pale Hose. White Sox aces Peters and Pizarro have just six wins between them as Eddie Fisher and Hoyt Wilhelm bolster the bullpen. Battey praises pitching coach Johnny Sain for unlocking Mudcat Grant and Klippstein with improved breaking balls and varied speeds.
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Tigers Triumph In Comeback Over Red Sox
Kansas City Athletics pitcher Diego Segui blanked the Angels on two hits as Los Angeles fell 5-0. Segui allowed a first inning single to Jim Fregosi and did not give up another until the seventh. Bert Campaneris sparked KC with a leadoff steal and run, while Wayne Causey and Rene Lachemann delivered key hits. Campaneris added two stolen bases to tie for the league lead with Jose Cardenal.
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Indians Blast Out 3-3 Win Over Senators
Cleveland beats Washington 8-3 as Rocky Colavito drives in three with his 13th homer and Chuck Hinton adds a solo shot. McDowell wins his seventh with eight strikeouts in six innings, as a five-run fifth turns the game after Frank Howard’s two-run double puts the Senators ahead.
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Mets Release Bob Taylor to Buffalo in IL Move
The New York Mets released catcher Bob Taylor to Buffalo of the International League, slimming the roster to 24 players. Taylor batted .240 last year with the Mets and .152 this season, and the move was announced Tuesday night.
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Segal Beats Froehling In Three-Set Queen's Club Marathon
Abe Segal, veteran South African international, defeated Frank Froehling of Coral Gables in a grueling three set match at Queen's Club. The scores were 10-12, 12-10, 22-20 in the second round, part of the Wimbledon prelude.
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Frank Froehling
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McLain Sets Relief Strikeout Mark in Tigers Comeback Win
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain struck out 14 Red Sox, first seven faced, in 6 2/3 innings of relief to spark a 6-5 Detroit win. Willie Horton hit a three run homer in the eighth as Detroit rallied from a 5-2 deficit, with McLain leaving in the seventh after pinch hitting. Fred Gladding earned the victory.
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Maloney Gets $1000 Raise After No-Hit Bid
Cincinnati right-hander Jim Maloney was given a $1000 raise as his old Reds contract was torn up for a new deal. Reds owner William O. De Witt announced the raise after Maloney pitched a 10 inning no hitter against the Mets, losing 1-0 in the 11th on Johnny Lewis’s homer.
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