Indians Ride Trio of Pitching to Fifth Straight Win
Cleveland Indians rely on Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant to lead a 50 win over the Washington Senators and push to fourth in the league. Siebert threw a three hitter with 15 strikeouts as Cleveland won their fifth straight. Tiant and McDowell had earlier shutouts.
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Sammy McDowell
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Luis Tiant
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Washington Senators
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Administrator's Sale Notice for J G Garrett Estate
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash of the estate interest in Lots 7 and 8, Block 18, City of Hope, Hempstead County Arkansas. Sale at courthouse front door in Hope on Saturday July 3 1965. A G Garrett is administrator. June 1965 dates listed.
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Hempstead
Arkansas Girl Reaches 16s Finals in Southern Closed
Mimi Raney of Little Rock defeated Laura Dupont of Charlotte 6 1 6 2 to earn a spot in the 16 and under finals at the Southern Girls Closed in Shreveport. Raney next faces Linda Tuero for the title while pairing with Tuero to challenge Alice de Rochment and Em Everett for the doubles crown.
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New Orleans
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Bossier City
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major League standings show the American League leaders with Minnesota at 62 23 and Baltimore at 34 25. Thursday results include Minnesota 3 Chicago 1 and Detroit 6 Boston 5. Pacific Coast League scores feature Oklahoma 36 25 and Seattle 33 26 with multiple late games.
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Baseball Batting and Pitching Leaders From the Season
The list shows top performers by team with leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Notable figures include Davil lo and Cardenal with high hit totals, Horton Colavito and Ka line among home run leaders, Campaneris and Versalles top in steals and triples, and Pascual Lolich McDowell among ace pitchers.
Osteen Shuts Out Giants as Dodgers Win 3-0
Walt Osteen limited San Francisco to one hit through seven innings and earned his first National League shutout in a 3-0 Dodgers win. John Roseboro drove in two first inning runs, and Osteen benefited from solid Dodger defense and offense led by Roseboro. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 4-1 as Vern Law earned his sixth straight win, while Willie Stargell delivered three RBIs for Pittsburgh.
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Bob Johnson
Robin Roberts
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Dick Hall
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Roger Maris
Norm Cash
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Dick McAuliffe
Carl Yastczemski
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Pirates outslug Cardinals as Stargell drives in three
Willie Stargell of the Pirates knocked in three runs with his 15th homer and a single to power a 4-1 win over St. Louis. Claude Osteen of the Dodgers allowed only a second inning single by Jack Hiatt as the National League beat San Francisco 3-0.
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Dodgers
Jack Hiatt
San Francisco
Olmstead Named Canucks Coach In WHL
Bert Olmstead former Toronto Montreal and Chicago star signed Thursday as coach of the Vancouver Canucks in the WHL. Home runs and batting leaders listed include Mays San Francisco 20, Stargell Pittsburgh 15 while stolen bases show Wills Los Angeles 41 and Brock St Louis 26. Pitching leaders include Ellis Cincinnati 10 2 833 and Koufax Los Angeles 10 3 .769 with Koufax also 135 strikeouts and St. Louis 108.
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Pro Football Expansion War Heats Up in Atlanta Bid Race
NFL plans a meeting to consider Atlanta entry in 1966 while the AFL screens Philadelphia franchises. Atlanta officials set a July 1 deadline for a stadium decision amid multiple Atlanta bids including Cox Broadcasting for 7.5 million.
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Tacoma Giants narrowly defeat Travelers in 3 hour marathon
A wind-blown fly ball by pitcher Dick Estelle dropped in left field with two outs in the 10th to drive in the winning run as the Tacoma Giants beat the Arkansas Travelers 9-8 in a 3 hour 3 minute Pacific Coast League game. Estelle earned the win, Oliver took the loss, with Sorrell and Dietz homering for Arkansas and Dietz and Fuentes adding Tacoma's homers.
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Cooper Stops Prescott to Retain British Title in Birmingham
Henry Cooper stopped Johnny Prescott in Birmingham to retain the British and Empire heavyweight titles. The bout listed as 11 rounds, with Cooper favored in England, while other results include Love Allo rey edging Don Johnson in Copenhagen for featherweights and Richie Sue knocking out Manuel Ochoa in Portland for a separate bout.
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Expansion talk figures in NFL plans for 1966 67
The article notes potential NFL expansion to Atlanta in 1966 and a 15 team league with a 16th berth in 1967. It predicts Rozelle will secure 12 votes to add Atlanta, while the AFL begins screening for a Philadelphia franchise likely to play in a new city stadium. The NFL already has Philadelphia's club.
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Nicklaus Falls 10 Behind at U.S. Open in Windy Round
Nicklaus said he can still reach 65 or 66 as he collapsed after a double bogey on the first hole. Kel Nagle shot 68 to lead, with Arnold Palmer and defending champ Ken Venturi far back. Venturi hinted he may quit after 40 putts and hand trouble. The 7191 yard Bellerive course proved brutal as leaders posted under par figures.
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South Africa
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Longest Texas League game ends in 25 innings
In Arlington, Austin defeated Dallas Fort Worth 2 to 1 after a five hour 10 minute marathon. Butler Powell delivered the game winning single in the bottom of the 25th inning to cap the longest game in the 78 year history of the Texas League, surpassing the 24 inning shutout between Harlingen and San Antonio earlier in 1969.
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Minor League Scores From IL and Other Leagues
International League results show Toronto 6 Toledo 2 and Syracuse 1 Rochester at Jacksonville postponed by rain. Other games include Oklahoma City 9 Portland 3 and Vancouver 7 San Diego 4 with Spokane 3 Indianapolis 4 and Tacoma 9 Arkansas 8 plus Seattle 6 Hawaii 4.
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Old Dominion Signs First Negro Athlete in Virginia
Arthur Speakes of Huntington West Virginia was granted basketball and baseball scholarships by Old Dominion College in Norfolk Virginia. He becomes the first Black athlete recruited by a predominantly white college in Virginia.
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Virginia
Nagle Seeks Open Title Amid Aging Challenge
Nagle, at 44, bids to become the oldest Open winner and the first non-British victor since Ted Ray in 1920. Palmer admits his 76 was not ideal but blames his ball striking as he contends with tough conditions.
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