Magic Number Slashed As Twins Top KC 4-3
Jimmie Hall drove in two runs with a seventh inning single for Minnesota in a 4-3 win over Kansas City. Tony Oliva and Rich Rollins contributed key hits as the Twins trimmed their magic number for clinching the AL pennant to seven, aided by an error and productive at bats. Kaat earned his 16th victory, with Harrelson hitting his 20th homer for KC.
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Murcer Sparks Yankees Past Senators 3 1 in Debut Run
In Washington, Bobby Murcer delivers the key homer for the Yankees in his first major league game, a two run shot that breaks a 1-1 tie and helps Rich Beck win in his first start. Ken McMullen’s blunder and solid Yankee defense cap the 3-1 victory.
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Phillies edges Braves 2-0 on Callison homer and Bunning gem
Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Milwaukee Braves 2-0 as John Callison hit a first inning two run homer and Jim Bunning pitched a two hit shutout for his 17th win. The win extended Philadelphia’s win streak to six while dropping Milwaukee 5 games behind the NL leading Giants.
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Avery Beck Sets Early Pace In Golf Tourney
Avery Beck of Whispering Pines shot eight birdies to lead the low pro race by four strokes in the Stryker Pro-Ams at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Beck opened with a 33 33 66 six under par over 36 holes as 38 teams competed on the Stryker course.
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Rams Cut Squad to 40 Players on Waivers
The Los Angeles Rams placed three players on waivers to reach a 40 man roster. Herman Johnson a rookie defensive back from Michigan State. Roger Davis a guard from Syracuse. Ed Holler a linebacker from South Carolina.
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Emerson, Stolle Lead World Field at Colonial Tennis
Australians Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle head a strong international field for the Colonial tournament in Fort Worth. Seeded one and two, they are favored to meet in the men's singles final, with Cliff Drysdale Rafael Osuna and Dennis Ralston among other top contenders. American Davis Cup stars Arthur Ashe and Chuck McKinley also compete as byes advance.
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Fred Newman Hurls Angels To 7-1 Victory
California Angels beat Chicago 7 1 as Fred Newman works five hit ball with one unearned run. Paul Schaal almost scored on a wild pitch. costly return throw by catcher Romano. Knoop and Adcock drive runs, five in eighth inning build Angels lead. Newman earns win.
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Tennessee and Army to Meet in Knoxville Saturday
Knoxville AP The ARMY and Tennessee football teams agreed to play the opening game in Knoxville this Saturday. Coach Doug Dickey and athletics director Bob Woodruff arranged the contest after juggling schedules, with Dietzel’s Army defense and Tennessee’s reshaped offense featuring sophomores Charley Fulton and Walter Chadwick. about 50,000 fans expected to attend.
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GW Grid Coach Pugh Predicts Fearless Forecast For GW
GW grid coach Alger Pugh outlined a fearless forecast for the 1965 Cardinals at a Danville Rotary Club event after a 14 7 win over Andrew Lewis of Salem. He stressed winning the first and last games, praised conditioning, noted many freshmen joining the squad, and urged advance season ticket sales to support football at GW.
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Ward Confident of Comeback in National Amateur Golf Meet
Harvie Ward, 39, 10 pounds heavier and faster, returns to the revamped 65th National Amateur Golf Championship at Southern Hills Tulsa aiming to regain top form after years away. He faces a field led by defending champ Bill Campbell and rivals Deane Beman, Dale Morey, Ed Tutwiler, and Britain’s Walker Cup team, with 150 players in stroke-play after the event shifted from match play.
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