Vanderbilt Cup Winners Shine in Bridge Victory
The 1965 Vanderbilt Cup title goes to the team led by Jacoby and Son as they win the bridge contract game and secure overtricks, with Newspaper Enterprise Association coverage detailing strategy and key hands.
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Yanks Sweep Pair as Tresh Goes To Three Homers
In a split doubleheader, Tom Tresh hit three homers and a run scored as the Yankees beat the White Sox 6-1 in the first game and 12-0 in the nightcap. Minnesota and Cleveland won, while other MLB results included Dodgers, Braves, Pirates, Phillies, Reds, and Astros wins amid a busy Sunday slate.
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al Downing
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Vestiges of a Bridge Problem on Grand Slam Caution
A bridge puzzle asks a responder to show holding the king of spades and a sound hand while partner misleads with clubs. The goal is to communicate strength for a potential grand slam and decide the best continuation after a five spade bid.
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Elorde Stops Toruo in Philippines Bout
Filipino boxing star Elorde knocks out Toruo of Japan in a weekend bout. Paes Ae Flash reports the action as part of a weekend fight card. The result adds another KO win to Elorde’s rising record as fans watched at the venue in the Philippines.
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Puzzle Clues Spin A Dense Crossword Draft
The list presents a mixed puzzle of clues and partial phrases including numbers 12 14 15 17 18 21 23 26 27 29 31 33 34 35 37 40 41 43 48 49 55 56 67 and items like Desert dweller and Dutch painter. It reads like a cryptic grid with entries for various word lengths and a few literal hints.
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Toronto boxer Peter Schmidt stops Red Davis in Boston
Peter Schmidt of Toronto defeats Red Davis in Boston by decision or stoppage to claim a notable boxing win. The bout highlights Schmidt defending his city’s pride with a prominent road victory.
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Boston
Walker Takes Honors at Coaches Meet
Wade Walker of Mississippi State wins the first Coaches Invitational golf tourney in Cherokee VillageArkansas with two rounds of 81 for a six stroke margin Host Frank Broyles Arkansas finishes third with 1169 Dickey Tennessee and Hayden Fry SMU also placed Doug Weaver Kansas State and J T King Texas Tech among notable finishers Devaney and Dobbs lead early flights in a multi flight event won on a coin flip for a tie breaker.
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Memphis
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Fayetteville
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Texas A&m
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Missouri
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Mississippi
Baseball Minor League Saturday and Sunday Results
International League results include Atlanta 4 Toronto 3 Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 1 Rochester 5 Toledo 2 Columbus 6 Syracuse 1. Pacific Coast League games show Arkansas 8 Tacoma 6 Indianapolis 6 Okla City 4 Salt Lake 6 Vancouver 3-0 Portland 9 San Diego 3-3 Hawaii 11 Spokane 3 Seattle 6 Denver 4 Spokane 13 Hawaii 7 Vancouver 4 Salt Lake 1. Sunday's scores list varied outcomes with 97-95 and 99-98 scores among named writers.
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Angels blank Orioles as May solid in gem
Left-hander Rudy May shut out Baltimore on five hits as the Angels supported him in the first inning with a walk a catcher interference call an Orioles error and an infield out. Dalton Jones’s double and an 8th inning burst keyed Boston’s 7th inning rally at Kansas City. Mick Hershbarger delivered an 11th inning winner for Oakland ending their seven game skid.
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Boston
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Beverley and Fenwick Lead Hope Country Club Matches
Championship action sees Homer Beverley receive a bye while Henry Fenwick defeats Jack McClendon by default. Al Graves beats Mitch LaGrone 2 and 1, David Waddle beats Lee Fenwick 2 and 1. First Flight Aubrey Albritton wins 2-1 over Jack Gardner, Lynn Harris 5-4 over Bill Watson, Johnny Turner 2-1 over Robert LaGrone, Bill Hurst 1 up over J. C. Atchley. Second Flight results include Eddie Whitman 43 over Lowell Harris, Jim Pruden 3-2 over Clyde Fouse, Lyle Moore 1 up over Joe Rooker. 19 holes. Third Flight Floyd Leverett 1 up over Byron Hefner, John McClendon 3-2 over E H Stewart, Kinard Young 4-3 over John Hatley. Fourth Flight W H Gunter 1 up over Bob Osburn, Ralph Routon 4-8 over Herbert Burns, Alvin Easterling 2 up over Lester Godwin Jr., Jerry Owen bye. Fifth Flight Frank Wood Ken Daniels Pat OMalley and Don Evans all had byes. Play continues with Beverley–Fenwick, Graves–Waddle in Championship flight. Albritton–Harris, Turner–Hurst in First Flight. Whitman–Pruden, Moore–Porterfield winner in Second Flight. Leverett–Williams/Delaney winner–McClendon–Young in Third Flight. Gunter–Routon, Easterling–Owen in Fourth Flight. Wood–Daniels, OMalley–Evans in Fifth Flight.
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Jack McClendon
al Graves
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Robert LaGrone
Bill Hurst
J. C. Atchley
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Lowell Harris
Jim Pruden
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Lyle Moore
Joe Rooker
Floyd Leverett
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E. H. Stewart
Kinard Young
John Hatley
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Frank Wood
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Hot Springs Park Offers Fun For Everyone
Hot Springs Arkansas promotes family vacations with abundant lakes, golf courses, camping in Gulpha Gorge and surrounding parks. Sunday sailboat races on Lake Ouachita and outboard races on Lake Hamilton highlight a season of events. The Southern Regional Tournament of the National Field Archery Association is set for June 12–13 and the Miss Arkansas Pageant runs July 14–17.
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Local Baseball Schedule for Week in Fong League
Baseball games set this week across Prescott Hope and Nashville venues. June 7 features Delight versus Blevins and Gurdon versus Prescott at Prescott with Nashville facing Merchants Assn and VFW meeting First National at Hope. June 10 brings Merchants against Gurdon and Blevins against Prescott at Prescott, plus First National versus Nashville in Nashville and Delight against VFW in Hope. Little League action follows June 8 Coleman versus Hope Auto and Midwest versus Sheriffs, then June 11 Lions versus Hope Auto and Midwest versus Sheriffs, with CBS versus Coleman and Lions versus Hope Auto listed for Friday.
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AFL Seeks Two to Four Team Expansion Plan
AFL commissioner Joe Foss outlined a two day meeting to consider expanding the league with two to four new franchises by 1968. The plan targets big cities lacking pro football, while the rival NFL also eyes growth for the 1967 season. Candidates discussed include Atlanta, New Orleans and Miami with NFL markets such as Philadelphia Chicago Los Angeles Cleveland and Detroit cited.
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NFL
Dodgers Split With Braves as Gilliam Powers Wins
Dodgers take game one 4-0 and drop game two 6-4 in a doubleheader with the Braves. Maury Wills again fails to steal successfully, while Jim Gilliam belts two homers off Dick Kelley and Denny Lemaster to fuel the Los Angeles wins. Gilliam’s first 1965 homers lift his average to .360 as NL rivals post results.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Jim Gilliam
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Braves
Dodgers
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Gilliam
Joe Torre
Dick Kelley
Los Angeles
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