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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

7

Tiant Faces Illegal Pitch Charge In Twins Win

Luis Tiant of the Cleveland Indians denied an illegal hesitation pitch claim as he shut down Minnesota on two hits in a 2 1 victory that extended Cleveland's winning streak to five. Tiant improved to 5 2, while commentary from managers and players framed the debate over his pitching pattern amid the AL controversy.

Murray Chass Associated Press Luis Tiant Tiant Cleveland Minnesota Indians Twins Bob Lee Versy Fred Talbot Yankees Roger Maris Homer Satchel Paige Robby Richardson Richardson’s Boston Frank Himt Malzone New York A Birdie Tebbetts Paige Tebbetts Stet Tony Oliva Don Mincher Wile Cleveland Indians Trumph al Kaline Detroit Tagera Los Angeles Angels

Weekday Baseball Results and Schedules in Major Cities

Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 14 to 3 in Monday’s results. Today’s slate features Milwaukee at Chicago Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Houston at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St. Louis and more. Wednesday’s matchups include Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis Houston at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Minnesota New York at Kansas City Detroit at Los Angeles.

Leon Wagner Rocky Colavito Indians Jim Grant Tiant Harmon Killebrew Grant Detroit Los Angeles New York Kansas City Chicago Boston Philadelphia al Kaline Milwaukee San Francisco Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Los ‘Angeles Philaphia San Fran Cleveland Minnesota Baltimore Washington Associated Press Phila Phia Detroit Wee Baltimore A Washington Ads

Foss Predicts Pro Rendezvous Between AFL and NFL Groups

AFL NFL groups discussed expansion and a two new teams for 1966 with 60 applications across 20 cities in the United States and Canada. Atlanta and Philadelphia led informal owner polling while Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and others trailed. Foss predicted a meeting by 1567 for at least a playoff game as leagues eyed future links.

Mike Rathet Houston Adams Oceanport N.J Fanta Philadelphia New Orleans At- Foss Miami Cleveland Los Angeles Sonny Werblin New York Jets Atlanta F Oss Fass AFL NFL

Atlanta poised for AFL or NFL in 1966

Atlanta officials push to attract a major league football franchise as the AFL expands to 10 teams for 1966 and NFL commissioner Rozelle plans talks with Mayor Ivan Allen and the Stadium Authority. The city would prefer the NFL but would settle for an AFL if a guaranteed 1966 team is promised.

Atlanta National Football League American Football League AFL NFL Pete ‘Rozelle Ivan Allen Stadium Authority Stadium’ Authority Rozelle

Hi-Toms Trail in Western Carolinas Race Opener

The Thomasville Hi-Toms trail Gastonia Pirates by 24 lengths in the Western Carolinas League and open a two game set at Gastonia tonight with rookie Dave Bryce expected to start. The Pirates lead the series and the standings, while Thomasville scrambles to a first place shot.

Gastonia Thoma Ralph Rowe Dave’ Bryce Bucs Gene Melton Bob Calvert TOMS Lexington Pirates Salisbury Thomasville Jed By

Lewis Favored In Junior Golf Tourney Orangeburg Event Opens

Jack Lewis Jr. of Florence is favored to win the Carolina Golf Association Junior Tournament which opens in Orangeburg. The 17 year old was exempt from qualifying for the 32 player championship flight after winning last year and eyes matching the three in a row record set in 1955 1956 1957 by Larry Beck now pro at Whispering Pines North Carolina. About 159 under 18 golfers entered the event at the Country Club of Orangeburg.

Orangeburg S. C Jack Lewis Jr Florence Carolina, Golf Association Lewis Lew Hp Eac Ee Eqing Larry Beck Whispering Pines N.C Country Club of

Dillman sweeps ACC pitching laurels in baseball

Wake Forest sophomore Bill Dillman led ACC pitching with a 4-0 record, 0.80 ERA, and 32 scoreless innings. He claimed season titles for wins, ERA, and control, while Clemson’s Bill Parmar and Dale Smith followed in wins and Tommy Chapman led in strikeouts. Maryland’s Bark and McMichael joined top stats alongside North Carolina and NC State pitchers.

Greensboro N. C Bill Dillman Wake’ Forest Dillman ACC Newton Bill Parmar Clemson Dale Smith Leveard McMichael South Carolina Jerry Bark Maryland Michael Bark Tommy Chapman ACC Service Bureau Kent Montgomery N. C. State Danny Walker North Carolina Brad Frost Larry Gammon Keith Liskey Virginia Bobby Hicks Rusty Adkins Jackie McCall Tommy Cole Wake Forest Danny Talbott Carolina McCall Jed Paul Breslow Dick Prindle

Pros Qualify For Open Battling For 101 Spots

Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff Tom Watson and other golf names sought to qualify for the 65th National Open. Duff Lawrence set the pace at 136 on the Clavernock course in Cincinnati, leading nine hopefuls for 18 berths. A total of 369 players at nine sites chase 101 remaining spots in the June 17 start at Bellerive. Defending champion Venturi and legends like Palmer Lema Boros Nichols Nicklaus are exempt.

New. York Sam Snead Cary Middlecolf Tomtany Ball Ohio Duff -Lawrence Sciato Columbus Jack Nicklaus Cincinnati Clavernock Chicago Dallas Portland Ore Bellerive Country Club St. Louis Ken Venturi Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Julius Boros Bobby Nichols Nicklaus Detroit Snead Bolt Middlecoff Walter Burkemo Jim Ferrier

Derrick’s grand slam fuels Kinston 9 5 over Greensboro

Mike Derrick resumes hot hitting with a grand slam and two doubles as Kinston Eagles beat Greensboro 9 5 for their sixth straight win. In other games Raleigh defeated Portsmouth 2 0 Peninsula beat Durham 66 Rocky Mount topped Burlington 64 40 Winston Salem edged Wilson 3 2.

Derrick Kinston Greensboro Mike Eagles Raleigh Portsmouth Peninsula Durham Rocky Mount Burlington Winston- Salem Wilson Carmen Fanzone Winston-Salem Chuck Weatherspoon John Harris Grays Walt Matthews Rick Masterman Partsmouth Foim Bauer A-Cards Leo Marentette Marentette

Baseball conducts revolutionary free agent draft

AP report explains Baseball begins a high school and college free agent draft patterned after football. Each major league team gets one pick. Pacific Coast League and International League clubs get two. Double A leagues get four. Class A drafts follow in September and January. Players sign or wait six months to reenter the pool. first round picks could reach about $100,000.

Jack Hand Associated Press New York Ford Frick Pacific Coast League International League Texas Southern Eastern Legion America Kansas City New York Mets Jean

GM leadership shift bets against NASCAR racing prospects

Benny Phillips analyzes James Roche's GM presidency impact on racing, noting Roche's Cadillac background and lack of racing zeal. The piece contrasts Roche and Frederick Donner with GM's dealers, discusses the 396 engine option for racing, Ford's Indy efforts, and Ned Jarrett mentoring Dick Hutcherson as NASCAR standings shift.

James Roche General Motors Nascar Roche Cadillac Hot Rod Frederick Donner Chevrolet Olds Pontiac Donner Donner and Roche

Snead Enters Canadian Open at Mississaugua Course

Sam Snead, the only golfer to win the Canadian Open three times, has entered the championship at Toronto Mississaugua course July 14 17. The 53 year old veteran from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia won his first Canadian Open on the same course 26 years ago.

Toronto Sam Snead Mississaugua White Sulphur Springs W. Va

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