Locals Seek Fourth Straight League Victory Tonight
The Jefferson City Rackers and Badl esse Amer Legion host Fulton in an Eighth District league clash as both teams chase momentum. Kelly Whitaker starts for the Legion against Bob Alexander for Fulton, with Legion at 5-2 after a split weekend in Springfield. Fulton sits 3-2, boasting a 19-11 win over Columbia and a 10-3 win over Mexico in non league play. the teams push toward a weekend Legion Tournament in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
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Jefferson City Rackers
Badlesse Amer- Legion
Fulton
Kelly Whitaker
Legion
Bob Alexander
Fulton Crew
Springfield
Rackers
Baclesse
Hillcrest
Parkview
Larry Theroff
Dennis Green
Columbia
Mexico
Wyman Basinger
Legion Club
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma
Phexas
Missouri
Durant
Mike Moody
Mueller
Harvey Renkemeyer
Denny Alberts
Steve Slaughter
Wimbledon Contender Ralston Seeks Emerson in Semifinal
Dennis Ralston, United States No. 1, previews his Wimbledon semifinal against Roy Emerson after a comeback win over Marty Riesner. The U S has four women in quarterfinals led by Nancy Richey and Billie Jean Moffitt, with Jane Albert and Justina Ericka also advancing.
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England
Dennis Ralston
United States
Roy Emerson
Ralston
U.S
Marty Riessep
Evanston
Ill
Alien Fox
Los Angeles
Cliff Drysdale
Emerson
Fred Stolle
Stolle
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Osuna
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy
Joyce Willliams
Billie Jean
Robin Lesh
Australia
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Francoise Durr
France
Justina Ericka
Britain
Virginia Wade
St Martins Grabs Lead In Ozark League
St Martins won its sixth league game of the season 5 4 over Brazite to seize the Ozark circuit lead as Eldon fell to 5 2 after a 62 defeat by Taos Joe Kirchner drilled a three run homer while Louie Schulte earned the win and Bob Baysinger took the loss Charles Pannetz added a five hit outing for Taos Sean Pleas had two hits Osage League results include Loose Creek 6 Chimnis Westphalia 5 Algoa 2 Linn Freeburg 0 St Thomas 7 Meta 5 Argyle 7 Wardsville 6.
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St. Martins
Brazite
Eldon
Taos
Joe Kirchner
Louie Schulte
Bob Baysinger
War
Charles Pannetz
Sean Pleas
Osage
Loose Creek
Chimnis Westphalia
Algoa
Linn
Freeburg
St. Thomas
Meta
Argyle
Wardsville
Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Opens Play Today
Des Moines Iowa AP a near record field of 239 entered the Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Tournament opening today on two sets of courts. Top seed Snyder of Kansas is the boys favorite with Schalijau of Iowa City top among girls. Other leading seeds include Burke of St. Louis Allen of Kansas City and Towner of Leawood with Richmond of Shawnee Mission seeded second in the girls division.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Darrell Snyder
Mona Schaljlau
Iowa City
Sune
Snyder
Spencer Burke
St. Louis
Valley
Charles Allen
Kansas City
Pacific Northwest
John Towner
Leawood
Kan
Pam Richmond
Shaynee Mission
Greater Kansas City
Toler Becomes NFL Official First Negro Head Linesman
NEW YORK AP Burt Aaron Toler a former San Francisco University star was hired by the National Football League as one of five new officials for 1965 He will be a head linesman and travel the country as the first Black uniformed official in any major league sport Baseball Commissioner Ford Prick stated there are no rules keeping a Negro out of the Majors and several are in minor ranks poised for majors in a few years
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New York
Burt
Aaron Toler
San Francisco University
National Football League
Terrence Age Ses Egzelle
Toler
Baseball Commission
Pord Prick
Big Names Skip Western Open Opens Door for Outsider
CHICAGO AP The Western Open Golf Tournament draws few top names this week as Arnold Palmer Sam Snead and others bypass the event. A field of about 135 includes Tony Lema Chi Chiar Rodriguez and Gary Player who remain in contention for the 11 000 first prize and Evans Scholars support. Homero Blancas a 27 year old rookie from Houston is among the notable outsiders ahead of the Thursday start at Rolling Green Club Arlington Heights.
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Chicago
Evans Scholars Progtam
Palmer
iKel Nagel
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Lema
Chi Chiadriguez
Lema
Britain
Rodriguez
Tom O'Shanter
Ray Floyd
Sunsday
Dean Retrain
Jind Perriell
George Archer
Iack McGowan
Homero Blancas
Houston
Roger Ginsberg
Riverdale
N.C
Rolling Green Club
Arlington
Heights
Jaycees win opening game at new Ellis Porter Park
The Jaycees beat Carpenters Local No. 945 4-3 in the first contest at Ellis Porter Field. Chuck Sodergren pitched a one hitter with 15 strikeouts to earn the win. Randy Walton relieved Doug Thompson to take the loss. The new park at the lower end of Ellis Porter Park will host little league and church league softball events.
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Jaycees
Carpenters
Ellis-Porter Park
Bob Becker
Ellis Porter
Chuck Sodergren
Randy Walton
Doug Thompson
Yastrzemski Closes In On AL Batting Lead In NL Race
Aaron Pace notes Carl Yastrzemski’s hot stretch as he climbs to within reach of the AL batting title leader Vic Davalillo. Yastrzemski posts a .531 pace over last week with 17 hits in 32 at bats, raising his average to .343. Mantilla and Mays hold key NL and NL West spots as Aaron increases his lead while others slide.
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New York
RPY
Carly Yastrzemski
Cleveland
Vic jDavalillo
Boston
Yastrzemski
AUI
Cavalilla
Detroit
Willie Horton
Rocky Colavite
Felix Mantilla
Mantilla
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Giants
Mays
Stargell
Callison Stars as Phils Defeat Cardinals 3-0
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short allowed four hits while St Louis, the defending NL champions, was shut out 3-0. Johnny Callison delivered a pivotal triple and two runs scored as the Phils moved into eighth place. The game featured two-out scoring in the third inning and included runs off Hal Woodeshick.
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Short
Callison Star Cardinals
Phils
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Hal Woodeshick
Callison
Bobby Wine
Allen
Alex Johnson
Tracy Stafford
Intentiona
Dick Stuart
Marichal Triumphs In Dodger Shutout At Candlestick
Juan Marichal dominated the Los Angeles Dodgers at Candlestick Park pitching a 5-0 shutout. Drysdale struggled with two errors as the Dodgers fell to their third straight defeat. Marichal improved to 11-6, his fifth shutout, lowering his ERA to 1.65 and extending his home win streak against the Dodgers to ten.
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Associated Press
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Candlestick Park
San Francisco
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Marichal
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati
Park Board Results and Week in Baseball Standings
Dodgers hold a one game edge over Reds after a 5-4 loss to Pittsburgh. Giants close to 243 games back as Mets sweep Milwaukee 5-2 and 6-3, Phillies blank St Louis 3-0, Cubs top Astros 7-2. Key moments include Drysdale’s errors aiding San Francisco and Clemente driving in decisive runs for Pittsburgh.
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Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
Giants
New York Mets
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Dick Schofield
Willie Mays
Thhen
Lanier
Matty Alou
Jim Hart P
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Reds
Don Cardwell
Cardwell
PeeWee Gateway Sports Tops Zesto 1 0
In a youth league outlet PeeWee Gateway Sports defeated Zesto 1 to 0 as the only goal came in a tight first half. Midgets Holiday Inn edged Adcock's 2 to 1 in a competitive match.
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PeeWee
Gateway Sports
Zesto
Holiday Inn
Adcock’s
J. Sand
Capital City Water
Capital City Sports State BASEBALL Today Fulton vs Legion Ban
Baseball schedule listing multiple youth and junior league games near Moberly and surrounding areas. Players, clubs, and times scattered across a long, dense OCR-filled block with many misreads. The readable items include matchups like Fulton against Legion at Moberly, Mexico at Red Birds, and Red Birds at Salem, plus a crowded Little League and Intermediate League slate with clubs such as Kiwanis, Sabiek, Gootin's porting, McGras-Edison, TV Service Center, Great Central Lumber, and Capital City Teleytone Co among others.
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Capital City
Fulton Vs Legion
Ban Johnson
Moberly
Mexico
Red Birds
Salem
Lions
Kiwenis
Cementia
Teast Co
Kiaatis
Sabiek
Wats
Gootin's
Central Atry
Intermeditate
Eagles Frese
McGras-Edison
Bruck’ Service
TV Service Center
Great Central Lumber
Eagles Club
Gailway Sporting
Elis Porwer
Sans Ma. Poses Do Light Co
Softball League Listings at Duensing Field
Wednesday schedule for Girls and Intermediate leagues on Duensing Field features matches including Immanuel Lutheran versus Immanuel Latheran, Hotshots against Opies Discount, Knights of Columbus versus Pephk Cola, Fabian Merchants versus Rigaeta Platters, and a match titled Senior Porkry. Timed evening games list teams and order of play.
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Fred
Onion Hin
Timanuel Baptist
Fai Dutheran
Immanuel Latheran
Hotshots
Opies Discount
Kleetzleya
Vik Lownie
Pephk Cola
Knights of Columbus
Fabian Merchants
Rigaeta Platters
Porkry
Oi N- Mirgely
Service Center
White Sox explode for 17 as Cubs? No, Sox beat Minnesota in 17-4 rout
The Go-Go White Sox erupt for 17 runs on a 19-hit barrage, including three homers and a grand slam, to overpower Minnesota 17-4 and pull into a share of the AL lead. Cleveland also rolls, beating Boston 9-2 to share first place. Tigers nip Orioles, Yankees win twice over Washington behind Stottlemyre.
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White Sox
Minnesota
Yankees
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Twiee
Mel Stottlemyre
Dave Boswell
Twins
Ken Berry
al Weis
J.C. Martin
McCraw
Lueckenotte Lifts Team to Triumph at Bowl-A-Wile
Lueckenotte led the Stag squad to the championship in the second Beer Distributors Bowling Tournament at Bowl-A-Wile Lanes, finishing with a 3038 team score. Individual scores included Jim Loethen 577, Leel Hoecker 523, Larry Lineekenolte 504, and Lee Strope 461. Falstaff 2925 runner up led by Charles MccGrait with 540. Hanya's Beer placed third with 2803 as Rainbow and Old Milwaukee among others followed.
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Tom Lueckenotte
Fechtels Stag
Rainbow Lanes
Beer Distributors
Stag
Jim Loethen
Leel Hoecker
Larry Lineekenolte
Lee Strope
Falstaff
Charles MccGrait
Hanya's Beer
West Gate Lanes
Old Milwaukee, Rainbow
Stag Rainbow
Budweiser
Kelso Debuts Today At Monmouth Park
Kelso, horse of the year for five straight seasons, begins 1965 at Monmouth Park in a six furlong nonwinner sprint. The all time money winner with $1,893,362 career earnings last appeared winning the Washington DC International at Laurel last fall.
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Oceanport
N.S
APY
Kelso
Monmouth Park
Washington, D.C
Laurel
Kansas City A's rally to beat Birmingham 4 2 in ninth
Ed Chirtes homered with two on and two out in the ninth to lift the Kansas City Athletics to a 4 2 victory over Birmingham in a Southern League game. Larry Suh contributed a run with two singles, and Santiago Rosario closed the ninth to secure the win for pitcher John O'Donoghue as KC snapped a scoreless drought.
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Kansas City
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Chirtes
Kansas City Athletics
A's
Larry Suh
Charles
Marcel Lacheman
Rene Lacheman
Santiago Rosario
Kensas
Haywood Sullivan
Hosario
John O'Donoghue
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