Wisconsin Montages Antitrust Challenge Over Braves Return
Wisconsin moves to the U.S. Supreme Court after the state Supreme Court ruled baseball a monopoly and immune to antitrust prosecutions, setting back Milwaukee’s bid to bring the Braves home. Attorney General Bronson La Follette said he would appeal, with a decision possibly in the fall.
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Dodgers win without Koufax in 12th inning rally
The Dodgers beat the Giants 5-3 after an 11 inning duel with Sandy Koufax held to a no-decision. Bunning and Koufax exited for relievers as Los Angeles pushes its NL lead closer to Pittsburgh. Cardinals beat Atlanta 9-7, Mets top Houston 3-2, and Cincinnati defeats Chicago 11-2. Davenport errors aid Pirates late surge.
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Valentine's Day in Baseball: Valentine Powers Washington Win
Valentine belted a grand slam and a double to drive in five as Washington beat California 7-5. Brinkman had four hits for the Senators, and Barry Moore earned his second win. Across majors, New York beat Minnesota 6-3, Chicago shut out Detroit 5-0, and Baltimore topped Cleveland 7-1.
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Decatur Captures Dixie Boys Tourney Title
Decatur won the District 2 Dixie Boys League tournament at Herman Bailey Field with a 10 1 rout of Crossville to claim the title. Tim Sullivan pitched a four hitter with 14 strikeouts for his first tournament win as Decatur totaled 14 hits led by Baggett Jones and Sullivan. Crossville had eliminated Lauderdale in the opener but could not match Decatur’s effort.
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Roundup: Rebels Down Mobile in 10th for 5-4 win
In the Southern League, Montgomery Rebels beat Mobile Athletics 5-4 in 10 innings as Charlie Stevenson delivered a game winning two out double scoring Ed Olivares. Charlotte Hornets defeated Asheville 8-7 with back to back homers by Jim Mooring and Bill Hess and Bert Franklin's three run triple fueled Evansville over Knoxville 5-3. Columbus edged Macon 7-4 as defense and errors aided late scoring.
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Aqueduct 1965 season rich with 82 stakes from 53 stables
Fifty three stables earned wins in 82 stakes during the 1965 Aqueduct racing season. The tally reflects a diverse field of competitors across the meet with multiple victors and notable performances reported in the racing chronicle.
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Friday baseball schedule and standings snapshot
Tonight games feature St Louis at Atlanta Chicago at Cincinnati San Francisco at Atlanta Houston at Cincinnati Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St Louis plus a packed AL and NL standings board. AL leaders Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Minnesota New York Kansas City Washington Boston jockey for position. Southern League results show Asheville Columbus Montgomery and Evansville Knoxville plus several late scores and upcoming matchups.
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