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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1965
Page
12
Incher hit a decisive homer for the Minnesota Twins on Saturday. The blast tied the game in the inning and contributed to a 93 2 victory amid the American League action. The triumph underscored the Twins' late surge and featured strong hitting from key players.
Los Angeles Angels beat Chicago White Sox 5-1 as Marcéland Lopez and Bob Lee combined on a five hitter. Lopez earned the win, leaving after five innings due to a bruised finger. Wise Smith led a fourth inning surge with a homer and Adcock, Koppe, and Cardenal added runs to complete the victory. White Sox manager Al Lopez returned to manage after hospitalization for stomach inflammation.
Baseball scores recap lists games with teams including Baltimore 8 Cleveland 4 New York 6 Boston 2 Los Angeles 5 Chicago 7 Minnesota 3 and Kansas City 2 1 innings. Also reports Sunday games and pitchers with records and matchups across multiple venues.
Colorado Springs AP reports the Pikes Peak Hill Climb returns with 44 entries across championship stock and sports car divisions. Al Unser leads returning champs with last year’s 12 minute 24.5 second record on the 12.4 mile gravel course. Also entered are Parnelli Jones Bobby Unser and notable drivers from California and Colorado.
North and South Carolina youth tennis stars meet at NC State at 1 pm Sunday. Paul Bredenberg, Tar Heels coach, met players to set lineups for three singles and two doubles in each age division. Handled plaques crown both 18-under and 16-under winners.
Blefary connects for two runs as Baltimore beats Cleveland 8 4 after a pivotal eighth inning. Tiant exits, Kralick relieved, and Jerry Adair adds a third homer. Robinson and Powell spark early offense, while Wagner and Whitfield start the Indians’ late rally.
Detroit Tigers defeated the Washington Senators 1-0 as Ny ny McLain allowed one hit and improved to 6-3. A torrential downpour at D C Stadium halted play after the fifth inning, ending the contest after a 20 minute delay. Ray Oyler and McLain produced the only runs on an error and a sacrifice fly.
Savannah’s Lee Weldy shot a 72 hole score of 08 to take a four stroke lead at the two day $5 000 Professional Putters Association Southern Open in Atlanta. Fred Saxon Jacksonville finished the first round second with 122 while Bob Agee and Ron Slocumb tied for third at 123. Defending champion Ron Nixon missed the cut among 95 golfers. The final 72 holes proceed Sunday with a $1 000 prize to the winner. Willie Shoemaker rode horses at Hollywood Park 15 times in 16 years. Monmouth Park in Oceanport has stall space for 1 784 horses.
Sandy Koufax fired five hitter to beat the Astros 3-1 and run his win streak to eight, matching the majors lead. He struck out 10, with Joe Morgan’s three hits and an eighth inning homer narrowly spoiling the shutout bid as Maury Wills and Willie Davis drove in runs for Los Angeles. Dodgers' starter Koufax improved to 14-? with the win over Houston's Larry Dierker, who took the loss.
New York defeats Boston 6-2 as Bobby Richardson, Elston Howard, and Clete Boyer power the offense. Richardson collects a triple double and five hits in seven at bats against the Red Sox pitching, lifting the Yankees within one game of .500 as Boston sags in a string of rough outings.
Chicago defeated San Francisco 4-1 as Larry Jackson pitched five hits and Billy Williams and Ed Bailey homered. Williams led with an early homer, McCavey hit his 17th for the Giants, and Banks drove in a run on a two-out single after a double steal. Don Landrum collected three Cubs hits.
Cincinnati Reds upend Philadelphia 10-8 on a ninth inning two out single by Frank Robinson driving in Tommy Harper to break an 8-8 tie. Deron Johnson and Leo Cardenas contributed key runs as Cincinnati snapped a three game skid and Robinson homered and had three RBIs. Rich Allen fueled Philadelphia with four RBIs including two triples and a single amid a late surge by the Phillies.
Willie Stargell led the Pirates to a 9-5 victory over the Milwaukee Braves with three hits, including his 21st homer, and three RBIs. Clemente had three hits and drove in two as Pittsburgh built a 5-1 lead, while Bob Friend earned the win and Frank Carpin aided in relief.
Phil Gagliano hit a two run homer in the sixth as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 2-0 on Saturday night. Tracy Stallard and Hal Woodeshick combined for a six hit shutout. Stallard improved to 5 3 while Fisher dropped to 6 9 as the Mets left runners stranded and could not break through against the Cardinals pitching.
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