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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

6

Drysdale Blasts Mets In Long Day At Dodger Stadium

Dodgers ace Drysdale homered twice and survived a rough first inning to beat the Mets 5 4. He struck out Gonder and earned his 9th win in 10 decisions this season. Willie Stargell, Felipe Alou, and Willie Mays also homered as NL action unfolded with Pirates, Giants, Cubs, Braves, Reds, and Phillies winning in a busy night.

Mets Adelphia Houston Pirates Willie Stargell Mrun Don Jendenon Jim Pagdaroni Giants Willie Mays San Francisco Giants Jesus Alou Fittsburgh Pirates Don Cardwell Forbes Field Alou

Foster Parent League Planned in Delaware County Bowling

Thomas R Bruton leads a proposed Foster Parent's Bowling League in Delaware County aiming to raise funds for overseas adoptions. A 40 week season with $1 per bowler weekly would seek around $1,200 to fund six adoptions plus Christmas gifts. Bruton plans to recruit 20 bowlers, with Sunday night play and a target of 40 members. Tony Briton will organize the Chester Pike Classic League for next season.

Thomas R. Bruton Delaware County Foster Parent CARE Atn Bruton Tony Scott Paper Thomas St Chester Ony Ceriale Chester Pike Bowlero Chester Pike Jaycees Bob Vanc Dever Glass Bowl Glassdor Johnny DeMarco Boothwyn Fran Gartside Jack Taylor Ridley Park Walt Regetto Bud McCracken Gods Joe Cusick Crestor Harry Boswell Camden N.J Hae

Delco Baseball Schedule Adjustments For Monday

One Pelco Baseball League game is rescheduled and another venue changed. Roche Past will travel to Suococo for the makeup game, while Tinicum hosts AZ Norwood at Tinicum's field on 83rd and Tinicum Ave.

Pelco Roche Suococo Tinicum

Joint Action Urged for AAU and NCAA Track Sanctions

Three Olympic champions Jesse Owens Bob Richards and Bobby Morrow joined Randy Matson in urging the AAU to begin a partnership with the NCAA and its USTFE track federation. They called for a joint committee to supervise competition set standards and approve plans for international team selection amid AAU resistance to dual sanctioning.

New York Amateur Athletic Union National Collegiate Athletic Association Track and Field Jesse Ouens Bob Richards Bobby Morrow Randy Mat Texas A&m Owens NCAA Morrow

O Mara Coppens Sparkle In Ridley Township Softball

O Mara and Coppens starred in Ridley Township Softball League action as Charlie's Bar and Playboys won. O Mara hurled a one or no-hit effort for Charlie's 18-1 over Woodlyn Fire with 12 strikeouts, while Coppens pitched Playboys to a 7-3 win over Morton AA. O Mara nearly no-hit Woodlyn, allowing one run on a Bob Oettel single, and three hits by Jim Field and O Mara drove in three runs.

Cubs Milwaukee Ernie Banks Don- Braves Graves Johnny Callison Tracy Stallard Cardi Philadelphia Inal Hurler Callison Reds Houston Gordy Coleman Twat UN Coleman Lee Maya Tiple Walt l Bond Ridlay Township Hob O'Mara Joe Coppens Charlie’s Bar Playboys O'Mara Charlie's Woodyn Fire Coppens Nto Morton AA Ridley ‘Township Bob Oettel Woodlyn Jim Field Jay Randall Nitcher Oliva Hall Bob Allison Kestra Tall Jim Northrup Tigers Marnvon Killebrew Minnesota George Id Don Demeter

Aaron Carries 2 Stroke Lead at Cleveland Open

In the Cleveland Open golf tournament Tom Glover shows a 139 and 4 under par, while Mason Rudolph leads with a two-stroke advantage entering the third round. Notables Arnold Palmer and Vince Cranton are six back at 141 as I-Des treated rounds continue.

Cleveland Tom Randy Glover Georgia Mason Rudolph Lapro Mawry Atu Boros Den Casper Areneld Palmer Bince Crampton

Yankees Climb to Seventh as Downing Shuts Angels

The New York Yankees edged the Los Angeles Angels 6-4 as Al Downing pitched a 14-hit victory, lifting the club to seventh in the AL and marking six wins in seven games. Minnesota and Chicago both swept, with the Twins beating Detroit in two extra-inning games and the White Sox edging Baltimore 5-2 behind Pizarro.

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Clark Reaches British Amateur Final Against Ranallack

Clive Clark advanced to the British Amateur Championship final in Porthcawl Wales defeating English youth Billy Hyndman of Philadelphia and others to face English champion Michael Ranallack in a 26 hole final. The event featured an all English semifinal line up after a week of play with Clark overcoming the field that included Hyndman in the quarter finals.

Porthcawl Wales Clive Clark Billy Hyndman Philadelphia Henri Frassineau Bob Williams Michael Ranallack Hyndman Clark

Callison Delivers In Phillies 4 5 Win Over Astros

Philadelphia Phillies beat the Houston Astros 5 to 4 in ten innings as Callison belted a game winning homer after a wobbling play near the scoreboard. Controversy and hustle fueled the rally with bench players energized and manager Dene Mauch expressing satisfaction over the decision to send Callison home.

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Major League Standings and Sunday Games Summary

The standings show Minnesota leading with 34 wins and 18 losses, Chicago at 34 20, Cleveland 27 22, Baltimore 23 20, Detroit 24 28, Los Angeles 28 20, New York 24 28, Boston 18 24, Washington 12 4, Kansas City 13 34. Sunday games feature Los Angeles at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, Milwaukee at St Louis, San Francisco at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia hosting New York.

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Brandywine Polo Prepares for Fourth Straight Victory Bid

Brandywine Polo targets a fourth straight win as Centerville visits Toughkenamon Field Sunday at 3 pm. Team stars George Weymouth Mike Ledyard Bob Conners and Dr. Deaver Alexander are listed for brandywine in the centerville clash.

Kennett Square Brandywine Toughkenamon Field Centerville George Weymouth Mike Ledyard Bob Conners Dr. Dearver ‘Alexander Branddywine

Aston Honors Court Squads At Aston AA Basketball Banquet

Aston AA staged its annual basketball banquet honoring Eagles and the all-star Bid players. George Barrett presented awards to Ed and Power Campbell, Michael and Robert Campbell, Kenneth Spears, Brad Turner, Ray Bauer, Richard Luke, Ted Andrews and Dave Monovan. Ray Bauer and others received all-star certificates. Ron Rainey, departing Chester High coach, gave the keynote on skill, determination, pride and confidence, citing Bo Ryan as a model. Speakers included Rev. Mitton Lockwood, Robert Poore, and Ed Gebhart.

ASTON Eagles Aston AA Athletic George Barrett Ries EDCO Biddy Powert Campbell Toke Suick Michael Robert Campbell Kenneth Spears Brad Turner Ray Bauer Richard Luke Ted Andrews Dave Monovan Rigldy Mike Bob Campbell Jim Cimmings Jim Biras Greg Melon Richard Owsley Stephen Bauer Ciorge Maturas James Pulf Jerry Grishka Ron Rainey Chester High Rainey Wilkes College Wiliam Bo) Ryan Aston AA Cliaper Mitton Lockwood Beechwood Park Chapel Aston Board of Commissioners Robert Poore Daily Times Ed Gebhart

Willhite to join Dodgers Sunday in Brewer swap

Left handed pitcher Nick Willhite will join the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday replacing Jim Brewer, who heads to Los Angeles for treatment of a pinched nerve in his throwing elbow. Willhite, 24, was recalled from Spokane in the Pacific Coast League.

NEW York Nick Willhite Los Angeles Dodgers Jim Brewer Los Angeles Willhite Spokkane

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