Dixie Youth and Major League Baseball Standings and Scores
A cluttered scoreboard page shows Dixie Youth and American Major League standings with team names such as Red Sox Yankees and Twins. It lists game results, pitchers like Plemmons Thrasher and Winston, and notes on no hitters and shutouts, plus East and West division standings and recent results across baseball leagues.
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Frazier Sings to Italians as Boxing Star Spars in Rome
Joe Frazier brought his singing group the Knockouts to Rome to show Italians that his voice is as powerful as his punches. He says singing burns more energy than boxing and helps him keep his weight down.
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Vida Blue Athletic Phenomenon
New York profile of 21 year old Vida Blue, Oakland left hander drawing comparisons to Koufax and other legends. The piece notes his string of wins, dominant pitches, Yankee Stadium debut expectations, and odd detail about dreaming of stardom with the Baltimore Colts.
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Vida Blue Jr. Moves Toward Greatness With Early Major League Praise
The piece tracks Vida Blue Jr. from a brief 1969 major league call up to a standout September that featured a one hitter and a no hitter. Coaches and peers compare him to Koufax, noting his fastball command and poised delivery. Prominent figures like Williams Posedel Howard and Davis laud his speed, rhythm, and potential.
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Buford's two homers spark Orioles in Memorial Day win
Don Buford belted two homers in the Orioles 11-3 win over Chicago in the Memorial Day doubleheader, after being hit by a pitch and involved in a benches-clearing incident. The White Sox won the opener 1-0 behind Tommy John’s five-hitter.
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Mitchell Takes Third at Tuscaloosa Invitational Golf
Selma’s Tommy Burns wins the Tuscaloosa Invitational with a final round 71 to finish one stroke ahead of Tuscaloosa’s Jackie Cummings. Decatur’s Jimmy Mitchell drops to 75 for a 215 total in third. Wheeler Stewart and Gary Burns also posted strong scores. The 54 hole event concluded with Burns leading a tight field.
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Versalles Joins Braves After Back-to-Back Trades
Zoilo Versalles, former AL MVP and star shortstop, joined the Atlanta Braves and will be available for tonight against the Houston Astros. He replaces third baseman Clete Boyer, who was placed on waivers after a dispute with GM Paul Richards, and Versalles was purchased from Union Laguna of the Mexican League.
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Record Field Set For Fifth Atlanta Golf Classic
Rod Curl and Terry Wilcox led a 35-qualifier field at the Atlanta Country Club finishing five under 67 to share medal honors. A total of 412 hopefuls competed for 35 spots. qualification required par or better.
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Durocher Defends Cubs After Pentagon of Errors
Cubs manager Leo Durocher defends his team after a rough game, saying the eight best players should play and praising their effort despite a season with only one save. He was ejected in the fifth inning while arguing a third strike call.
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Cardinals Support Staff for 1965 Season Named by Schoendienst
Manager Red Schoendienst names the coaching lineup for 1965 with Ken Boyer Vern Benson George Kissell and Barney Schultz assisting. Schultz is noted as a former World Series pitching star guiding the staff.
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