Yankees Top Twins 5-3 Behind Ford Relief
New York Yankees beat Minnesota 5-3 as Reliever Pete Ramos secured his ninth save. Tom Tresh drove in a run and scored twice, Joe Pepitone hit his seventh homer, and Elston Howard contributed key hits to lift the Yankees to their second straight win over the pace-setting Twins.
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Tripad
Braves Bar Veteran Writer From Clubhouse
Milwaukee Braves banished veteran Milwaukee Sentinel writer Lou Chapman from the clubhouse for alleged stories of a negative nature as the team prepared to move to Atlanta in 1966. Assistant GM Jim Fanning said the ban aims to protect fan interest and ensure major league baseball for Milwaukee, with Chapman free to use visitor areas if he wishes.
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Gonzales and Laver Reach Tahoe Pro Final Eight
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles and Rod Laver of Australia won Saturday to advance to the Tahoe Racquet Club international pro tournament finals in Incline Village Nevada. Gonzales beat Andres Gimeno 6-3 7-9 6-2 while Laver defeated Ken Rosewall 6-2 3-6 6-1. The doubles final pairs Rosewall with Mal Anderson against Laver and Luis Ayala. Winners split a $5,000 purse.
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Ralston Withdraws From London Final With Thumb Injury
Dennis Ralston, ranked No. 1 in the United States, withdraws from the London Grass Courts final against Roy Emerson due to a swollen thumb after a doubles mishap. Emerson plays an exhibition, then wins doubles with Stolle by default. Annette Van Zyl defeats Christine Truman to take the women's singles title. Truman shows late fight before Van Zyl closes 6-3 4-6 6-4.
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Associated Press
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Annette van Zyl
Christine Truman
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U.S
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Margaret Smith
Lesley Turner
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Orioles Edge Senators 3-1 Behind Pappas
Orioles defeat Senators 3-1 as Milt Pappas fans 10 over seven strong innings. Norm Siebern and Dick Brown drive in two eighth inning runs after Baltimore loads the bases. Jim King homers to tie the game in the seventh.
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Bleachery Grabs Lead In Men's Mill League With Six Wins In Row
Bleachery moved into sole lead in the Men's Mill League with six straight wins after a rough start. Dress dropped a second setback in the Schoolfield Recreation Center standings as RS Dye edged them 9-7. Rain halted much action, with standings tightening as Stokesland Methodist extended their lead in the Second-Shift League.
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Pro Mat Card Here Thursday At Outside Field
Professional wrestling delivers a summer send off with a four bout card on Thursday night June 24 at Market Garden Field weather permitting. The Kentuckians Big Boy Brown and Tiny Anderson face Mike Paidousis and Mike Gallagher while George Catalina Drake battles Billy Strong and Bob Orton tests Eduardo Castillo. Opening bout features Dale Lewis vs Tony Nero with advance tickets from Johnsons Store and local outlets.
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Catalina) Drake
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Bob Orton
Eduardo Castillo
Dale Lewis
Oklahoma
Tony Nero
Dixie Minor Leaders Clash Monday Night in Recreation clash
Hedrick Johnson leads Hedrick Johnsen past John Daniel 30 11 while Thompson Arthur beat Highland Farms 22 7 to stay tied for first in the Dixie Minor League at School field Recreation Center. Leaders meet Monday at 8 00 for league lead with Tillisom driving Hedrick Johnson’s offense.
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Tom McEwen Sets Speed Mark At Langhorne Dragway
USAC drivers led by Tom McEwen of Long Beach Calif set a world record 211.76 mph for a 100 mile race at Langhorne Speedway Riverside International Raceway new asphalt quarter mile drag strip speedway completion. The event drew 22 drivers including Mario Andretti, A J Foyt, Rodger Ward, Bobby Unser and Don Branson as Langhorne hosts a high speed 10 miler amid track redesign and guard rails. Susquehanna University creates a memorial scholarship for Amos Alonzo Stagg, the late coach who died at 102, honoring his decades of service from 1947 to 1952.
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Girls All Star Softball Clash Features Dixie League Stars
The first All-Star game of the Girls' Softball League at Schoolfield Recreation Center pitted the Trotters against an All Star team from the Minuets Magolias and Virginians. Redskins beat Travelers 14 11 in the Confederate League game postponed earlier due to rain. Little Rebels to be scheduled later.
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Ben Walker Leads Archery Trials First Round
Ben Walker, Florida state champion from Bartow, led the opening round of the National Archery Trials in Hinsdale. He scored 1,126 points as eight men and eight women compete for spots to represent the United States at the world championships in Ystad, Sweden. Joe Thornton, Talequah, Okla., world champion, was runner-up with 1,121 points, while Allen Muller of Minneapolis was third with 1,117. In the women’s ranks, Victoria Cook of Minneapolis led with 1,107, followed by Thornton’s wife Helen and Ardelle Mills of Minnetonka.
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Miss Gold Angel Wins £34000 Futurity at Easy Meadows
Miss Gold Angel captured the California bred Futurity for 2 year olds at Easy Meadows, winning $34,000 with a 15.5 second 280 yard dash against a strong head wind. Rocket Vandy finished third and Bompynions and Rocket earned modest place money.
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Sal Bando Signs Contract With A's
Sal Bando of Arizona State University, MVP of the NCAA World Series, signed a contract Saturday with the Kansas City Athletics. He received a substantial bonus not disclosed. Teammate Rick Monday joined last Tuesday for over $100,000. Bando will join the club in Detroit Sunday, travel with them through June 26, then be assigned to Burlington Iowa in the Midwest League.
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Cardinals Sign Three Players to Minor League Deals
St Louis Cardinals announce signing of three minor league players. Outfielder Jack Singer of Norfolk was captain of Princeton, third baseman Edward Tivis of Kansas City, and left handed pitcher Jimmy Smith of Slocomb Alabama who went unsigned in the draft.
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NYAC rowers chosen for Henley Regatta
Three New York Athletic Club rowers were named to compete at Britain's Royal Henley Regatta on the Thames River from June 28 to July 3. Don Spero, Frank Sulger and Pete Virsis will race in Diamond Sculls singles and the Double Challenge sculls. Local scope: Spero is the national singles champion and a 1964 U.S. Olympic team member.
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