Stargell Powers Pirates Past Dodgers With Three Homers
Willie Stargell blasted three home runs and a double with six RBIs as Pittsburgh crushed Los Angeles 13-3. Stargell, batting with his glasses off, tied a month-long surge that has him near the league home run lead, with 20 on the season.
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Standings and scores drive late baseball action
Drysdale suffers third straight loss as the Cardinals win only their eighth in 29. Gagliano homers and Brock and Uecker drive in runs for the Cardinals while Tracy Stallard earns relief. The Phillies overtake the Giants on a two run sixth powered by Rojas Callison and Gonzalez. Bun ning picks up win, Ellsworth remains hot with five straight wins. Marichal falls to 11-6 as the Astros beat the Mets 3-1 and Fisher miscues aid the rally.
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Giants Nip Braves 6-0 In NL Action
Steve Tapscott hurled seven strikeouts over seven innings to lead the Giants past the Braves 6-0. Tapscott added a single and a double while Tucker Sandusky and Black also contributed hits. In the AL minors, Mike Colee powered the Red Sox to an 8-6 win over the Yankees with a grand slam in the seventh, Byron Penn earning the win and Frankie Bowden the loss.
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Indians Beat Dodgers 15-6 in Minor B Play Thursday
Randell earned the win while Stanford took the loss as Danny Clem led the winners with top hitting and Cole and Rogers homered for the Dodgers. In Minor A the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 10-8 with David Martin going the distance and Forest Jordan losing. Ricky Head Charles Scroggins Chuck Holland and Neal Vickers had multiple hits for the Cards while Sanders Black Bolding and Cook led the Dodgers. In the American League action the Red Sox topped the Yankees 14-5 with Randy Rice the winning pitcher and Timmy Tong the loser. Elliot collected three hits for the Red Sox.
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Yankees Triumph In Colt League Showdown With Miller On Mound
In Thursday night Colt League action the Yankees faced an opponent with Hall Miller pitching. The brief report notes Miller’s mound work and the game context as part of the night’s results.
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Yankee Optimism Fails as Yanks Fall to KC Amid Injuries
Mantle and Maris sidelined and Whitey Ford hampered by weather, Tony Kubek silent since May 9 as Yankees drop 6-2 to Kansas City. The loss tightens AL pennant chase with Cleveland, Chicago, and Baltimore gaining on the leaders while Keane remains upbeat amid a season of injuries and slumps.
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Fine Year In Baseball Draws Fines For Curfews And Slumps
The 1965 season sees multiple teams fining players for curfew breaches and late bedchecks. Red Sox, Phillies, Yankees, and Mets face penalties including three days pay or fines around $100 per man. Ken Boyer and Phil Gagliano also fined by Red Schoendienst for base running lapses.
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Baseball Roundup: Yankees Top Red Sox 9 3 Behind Strong Pitching
Miller fanned 10 over nine hits but the Red Sox fell 9 to 3 to the Yankees. Allen Elkins Gary Lynn and Grady Campbell led the Yankees with homers and multiple hits while Ronnie Dukes Larry Luc kett Tommy Syers and Bill Weaver paced the losers with key singles and doubles. In the nightcap the Tigers beat the Indians 12 6 as Steve Hammond earned the win with 16 strikeouts.
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White Sox Top Yankees 6-5 in Dixie Boys League
White Sox beat the Yankees 6 to 5 in Dixie Boys action. Charles Mar earned the win after relieving Ted Whittingham in the sixth inning. Jimmy Clouse fanned 10 over six innings before Claude McMurtrie took the loss.
Cardinals Beat Tigers 14-11 In Dixie League Action
Cardinals defeat Tigers 14 to 11 with Larry Osborn earning the win and Larry Spivey suffering the loss. Key hits include Spivey two singles, Baggett a triple and single, Crow three singles, Tra vis two singles, and Osborn two singles for the Cardinals. Tigers hitters include Ledbetter double and single, Bowen single, Stewart single, McLaughlin single, and Moriarty single.
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Old Pros Tie For Lead In St Paul Open Showdown
Veteran golfers Lionel Hebert and Dick Mayer shared the opening round lead with 64 at the $100,000 St Paul Open on the Keller course. Tom Weiskopf, Joe Campbell, and Tommy Jacobs trailed by one stroke, while Arnold Palmer and others contended behind the leaders.
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Magic Citian Wins Huntsville Golf Invitational
Birmingham's Joyce Ann Jackson captured the Huntsville Country Club Women's Invitational with a 42 35 71 score. Rae Byrd of Huntsville took second with a 42 42 64.
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Celtics Sold to Ruppert-Knickerbocker Brewing
The Boston Celtics are sold to Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing of New York for about 3 million dollars. The team will stay in Boston and remain the life work of Arnold Red Auerbach, with Lou Pieri and brewing representatives announcing the deal Thursday night.
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