Legion, B Js Vie Tonight in State Final Tuneup
The Jefferson City Legion team, 1965 state champions, faces Bears in an exhibition at Ernie Vivian Field as several players return. Ed Mueller, Randy Ketchum, Deany Albertson, and others seek starts and RBI while Howell leads pitching with a 3.10 ERA in 25 innings. The Bears prepare for Sunday league opener against Columbia with veteran manager Woman Basingers.
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Jones
Wilt Legion
Randy Ketchum
Heim
Jefferson
Bani
Ed Mueller
iCity Jay
Bed Johnson Bears
Deany Albertsoni Green
Ernie Vivian
Mike Reed
Muel
Flex
Dennis Green
Tony Jones
Green
Bill Pritzeliin
Mike Wilhelm
Steve Staugh
Gene Jensen
Legion
Pounder
Howell
Steve Beck
Slaughter
Eugene Layles
Bears
A's wallop Indians as Cards falter in latest games
disrupted play and scattered hits mark a chaotic box with the A's pounding the Indians while the Cardinals stumble. Don Sutton, Dick Green, and Ken Harrelson drive the offense as Ralph Terry earns the win for Kansas City over Boston. Tim McCarver and Campaneris figure in key plays amid a flurry of bases and runs.
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Jim Hunter
Jim Palm
St. Louis
Don Sut
Mike Hershberger
Orioles
Amerscon
Ron Perranoski
Indians
Dick Green
Ken Harrelson
Erst
Bob Gibson
Calle
Quate Leelee
Ton
Tory
Hank Fischer
Braves
West Parker
Kansas City
F Errara
Sec
Ralph Terry
Nelson Briles
Monster
Radatz
Lew Krausse
Jne
Park Board
Campo Campaneris
Gor
A’s
Knights of Columbus
Gary Bell
Ripup
Suspeto
Giants roll past Braves as Alou hits deep scoring swing
In a National League tilt, San Francisco outlasted Atlanta 5-0. Bob Bolin earned his fourth win with a three-hitter, aided by Cap Peterson and Willie Mays on base and a crucial misplay by Felipe Alou that cleared the bases. Giants improve with a decisive late inning surge.
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Cap Peterson
Willie Mays
Peterson
Alou
Bob Bolin
Giants
NAIA Baseball Meet Opens in St. Joseph Missouri
The 1965 NAIA baseball championships begin in St. Joseph with eight teams in contention. Linfield pitcher Stu Young leads a strong staff alongside Guilford and Missouri Valley hopefuls. First round games feature Linfield vs Guilford at 11 am and Omaha’s teams projected to challenge for the title.
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St. Joseph
Lewis
Iha University
Sumer- En Haven
Southern University
New Mexico High
Linfield
Stu Young
Guilford
N.C
Newarend Parker
Mexico Highlands
Jim
Bryan
Pete Barnes
Southern
John Lucenta
Jay Gustafson
Lin
Newsfield
Ore
Haven
Joe Start
Miss
Kutztown
Statesouri Valley
Jim Bryan
Marc Drinkhahn
New Mexico Highlands
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Iowa Wesleyan
Storm Lake Town
Highlands
Jim Marshall
Warrensburg
Virgil Yelkin
Omaha
Ken McEwen
Jack Holder
al Zimmerman
Bill Myers
Geo
Belmont Stakes Prepares for 125000 Added Race
AP reports a Belmont Stakes preview with references to Be Washington Luis Aparicio and Boog Powell. The article notes a winded calendar of baseball scores and horse racing odds, highlighting Killebrew’s form and trainer Max Hirsch's Belmont entries, including Refurbish.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Orioles
NEW York
Detroit
Cincinnal
Luis Aparicio
San Minnesota
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
State Lakes and Streams Offer Good Fishing This Weekend
Regions report clear to good water with bluegill channel cat crappie and bass active. Big Niangua Meramec Taneycomo and Lake of the Ozarks show clear to fair conditions with black bass goggle-eye and trout in play, while several rivers run murky yet productive for carp catfish and drum.
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Thousand Hills
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Pomme de Southwest
James Clearing
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Bull Shoals
Kauai King Eyes Belmont Stakes Hat Trick Bid
Belmont Stakes feature lists Kauai King seeking a third straight win as 16 horses entered by 10 owners. Notable entries include C. V. Whitney's Fast Count, Phalanx and Counterpoint lineage, and prominent jockeys Braulio Baeza and Johnny Sellers. Belmont Stakes day attracts varied favorites and novices, with purse and stakes outlined.
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Silks
Phalanx
Counterpoint
Whitney
Braulio Baeza
Stupendous
California
Kanai King
New York
Valam
Red Birds edge Coronado 1-0 on quiet field duel
In a low scoring clash at Ernie Vivian Field the Red Birds beat Coronado 1-0. Milt Barton pitched four innings with solid defense behind him including a key second inning double play. Bill Wilson and Bill Tarr contributed on defense and hitless support as John Wing, Clyde Nixon and Annah held Coronado to a lone run on an error. The win keeps Columbia with a 1-0 record on the campaign as Mexico Sports visits next week.
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Gerry Buescher
Bill Wilson
Coronado
Carroll McDan- Boesser
Stags
Columbia
Nold
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Ernie Vivian Field
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Milt Bartonjed
McDonnold
Cavannahi
Bill Tarr
Cen
Red Birds
Wilt and Dunhamlston
Mexico
Auiades
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Barton
Annah
Clyde Nixon
John Wing
Big Eight Thinclads Primed for Big Meets
Big Eight track stars prepare for district and national clashes as Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Missouri and Kansas supply top entrants. Notable names include Jim Ryan of Kansas, aiming for mile records, and upcoming district referee Ralph Higgins guiding seven OSU standouts. Teams project strong showings at Notre Dame and Compton meets, with multiple events led by Big Eight leaders.
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Oklahoma State
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Associated Press
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Roni: Tull
Pro War Moves Stir NFL AFL Player Dustup Likely
The AP reports pro football markets for Gogolak and players may lead to settlements before training camps in July as NFL owners seek to stabilize veteran labor amid cross league moves. Giants signed Gogolak after his option with Buffalo, drawing critical comments from Halas and Lombardi on the soccer style kicker.
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al Davis
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Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Halas
Lombardi
Pokes Stop Bills In NCAA Opener
Oklahoma State upset St. Louis 4-3 in an NCAA District I baseball playoff opener as Phil Spyres delivered an eighth inning double for the decisive run. Larry Burchart won, Tracy Freeny scored earlier, and OSU piled two runs in the first and one in the fourth.
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Larry Burehart
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Major League Leaders Batting and Runs Highlights
Statistical snapshot lists American and National League batting leaders with top players. Oliva and B Robinson show high averages, Reichardt and Yastrzemski lead RBIs, while Metta Alou Aaron and Mays headline other categories with top hits and runs.
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Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Agee
Chicago
Reichardt
California
Robinson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Meta
Pittsburgh
Alou
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
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