Versalles Sac Fly Delivers Twin Victory Over White Sox
In the bottom of the ninth, Zoilo Versalles lined a sacrifice fly scoring pinch runner Dave Boswell for a 7 6 Minnesota win over Chicago. Bernie Allen opened the rally with a double, Burgess hit his 103rd pinch hit homer, and Jimmie Hall and Harmon Killebrew drove in runs as Minnesota moved to second place. Burgess homered after McCraw's pinch single, and Dick Stigman earned the win while Joel Horlen took the loss.
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Dave Boswell
Minnesota Twins
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Smoky Burgess
Twins
Chicago
Bernie Allen
Ed Fisher
Boswell
Joe Nossek
Versailles
Ken Berry
Jimmie Hall
Hartion Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Burgess
Jommy McCraw
Dick Stigman
Killebrew
Hall
Joel Horlen
Sandy Valespino
Danny Cater
Ron Hansen
Minnesota
Buford
Olivart
Hansen
Kindall
Zim
Allen
Robinson
Horlen
Nossek
Locker
Schaffer
E—Wels
Oliva
T.ob
Cater
Romano
Kilebrew
Alitn
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S—Nossek
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Glen Oak Family Outing Planned With Golf Events
Glen Oak members and their families are invited to a Monday July 5 outing at 6 30 p m with a 2 00 dollar family fee and reservations due by July 2 noon. A pool program and contests with prizes follow. Golfers may enter a 50 cent blind partner handicap tournament.
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Glen Oak
Jets and Bills Swap Quarterback and Back
The New York Jets traded quarterback-defensive back Pete Liske to Buffalo for offensive back John Sklopan. Liske, 24, from Penn State, started one Jets game at quarterback and played defensive back in AFL games. Sklopan, 24, from Mississippi Southern, is 5-11 and 200 pounds, broke his wrist last year and was on Buffalo's taxi squad.
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NEW York
New York Jets
Pete Liske
Buffalo
John Sklopan
Liske
Penn State
Jets
Sklopan
Mississippi Southern
Namath Shows Readiness For Jets Opener At Camp Start
Jets quarterback prospect Joe Namath, the $40,000 rookie, passed, punted and ran at Shea Stadium. Coach Weeb Ewbank said Namath would be ready for full duties when camp opens July 14 and aims to start in the rookie game versus Boston July 28 in Lowell, Massachusetts. Namath recovered from January knee surgery and worked out with weights and passing drills, reinforcing expectations he will compete with John Huarte and veterans for the No. 1 quarterback job.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Shea Stadium
Weeb Ewbank
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Ewbank
Sonny Werblin
Alabama
Boston
Lowell
Mass
Namath
James A. Nicholas
Shea ‘Stadium
Peekskill
N.Y
Beaver Falls
John Huarte
Notre Dame
Huarte
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland
Giardello Plans New York Title Defense in Fall
New York boxing officials say middleweight champion Joey Giardello plans a fall title defense at Madison Square Garden, likely against Dick Tiger. Giardello underwent a New York State Athletic Commission license exam amid uncertainty over licensing after years without one. The commission warned he must sign for a defense by July 6 to keep title recognition.
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NEW York
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Joey Giardello
Garden
Giardello
Markson
Dick Tiger
Atlantic City
New York State Athletic Commission
New York Commission
Sarazen Says Big Greens Slow Golf Ides of Power
Gene Sarazen laments monster courses and large greens turning golf into a tedious putting contest. He backed shorter, tighter layouts and consistent play on the ball, criticizing the 7191 yard Bellerive course and the rule allowing ball marking on greens.
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Associated Press
New York
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N. Y
Squire
Sarazen
State Department
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St. Louis
Bellerive Country Club
Gary Player
South Africa
Kel Nagle
Australia
Bellerive
Country Club
Brookline
Merion
Troon
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gene
Marvin Throneberry Injured In Auto Crash
Marvin Throneberry, 31, former major league first baseman, was seriously injured when his car spun out of control and hit an embankment in Memphis. He suffered head injuries after a career with the Yankees, who signed him for a $75,000 bonus in 1952, and he ended his major league tenure with the Mets.
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Memphis
Computer predicts Armbro Flight to win 1965 Hambletonian
At Du Quoin Illinois a IBM computer forecast Armbro Flight as the Hambletonian winner over Noble Victory. The revelation followed strong early showings by both contenders and marks a rare filly triumph possibility, with Armbro Flight driven by Joe O'Brien and owned by C E and J E Armstrong of Brampton Ontario.
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Armbro Fight
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Ont
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Armbro Flight
Joe O
Hardess Racing
Armbra Flight
Noble Victory
O'Brien
Reynolds Memorial
Buffalo Raceway
Stanley Dancer
Stars and Stripes
Philadelphia
Jack Mara Dies at 57 Former Giants President
John V. Mara, longtime president of the New York Giants, died of cancer at 57 in Memorial Hospital. A Fordham graduate, he led the NFL club since 22, guiding its business while brother Wellington handled personnel. Survived by widow Helen, son Tim, a daughter, and other relatives. Funeral plans pending.
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John V
Jack) Mara
New York Giants
National Football League
Mara
Giants
Timothy
NFL
Wellington
Helen
Tim
Richard Cocannon
Tim Mara
Jack Mara
Fordham
Memorial Hospital
Graham wins 5000m by narrow yard margin in Zurich
Derek Graham of Britain captured the Zurich meet 5000 meters, edging American Gerry Lindgren and Gaston Roelants of Belgium. Graham clocked 13:51.6, narrowly beating Lindgren who finished in 13:52.0 while Roelants was third at 13:53.6.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Britain
Derek Graham
America
Gerry Lindgren
Gaston Roelants
Belgium
Graham
Washington State University
San Diego
Lindgren
Roelants
Moffitt Falls As Truman Reaches Wimbledon Semis
Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the Wimbledon women’s semifinals with a dominant win over Lesley Turner, while Nancy Richey is upset by Christine Truman in a center court clash. Truman, the British favorite, defeats Richey 6-4 1-6 7-5 and faces Margaret Smith next as Moffitt meets Maria Bueno.
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John Farrow
Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
America
Nancy Richey
Britain
Christine Truman
Billie Jean
Long Beach
Calif
Lesley Turner
Australia
Christine
Darling
Dallas
Miss Moffitt
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
iCalif
South Africa
Miss Turner
Margaret Smith
California
Miss Richey
1965 Ford Offers Luxury Quiet Ride and Full Equipment
Ford proclaims 1965 models including Galaxie 500 XL and LTD deliver a quieter ride than a Rolls Royce. Features include 289 V-8 engines, Cruise-O-Matic, full-length consoles, bucket seats, nylon carpeting, power and safety upgrades, extensive standard equipment and no extra charge. Tests by leading acoustical consultants and the U S Auto Club certify the quiet ride.
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American Institute of Interior Designers
We Synchro
U.S
Auto Club
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