American Legion Nabs 5-3 Loop Win Over Fulton
The Jefferson City American Legion team edged Fulton 5 to 3 at Ernie Vivian Field in Eighth District action. It was Jefferson City’s fourth straight district win and sixth in eight starts this season. Kelly Whitaker earned the win, allowing eight hits and three runs with three walks and 12 strikeouts. John Alexander took the loss for Fulton, his third of the season.
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Twins Lead AL as Indians Rally Past Red Sox 8 5
Ex Yankee Ralph Terry won his eighth of the season and pitched well as Cleveland grabbed the AL lead by beating Boston 8 5. Terry, moving from relief to starter, has four straight wins, five complete games and a 2.68 ERA. The Indians moved a half game ahead of Minnesota after the Twins won 7 6 over Chicago in a makeup game. Washington beat New York 2 1 to halt the Yankees’ five game streak. Baltimore edged Detroit 3 2. Other local Legion notes recount Fulton versus Durant in Bartlesville tournament buildup and late scores in a 8 inning rally.
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No Yankees Named Mantilla Lands All Star Spot
New York Mets Felix Mantilla wins the American League second base spot on the 1965 All Star team, the only Yankee to be left out as Robinson repeats from 1964. The voting picks Earl Battey, Bill Skowron, and Rocky Colavito among others, with Roberson the sole returnee from the previous lineup.
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Ralston-Emerson semis at Wimbledon in tight predicted battle
George MacCall, new U S captain, says Bakersfield’s Ralston will face Australia’s Roy Emerson in a likely offensive semifinal at Wimbledon. The U S Davis Cup team selection follows Western and Clay Court championships with plans for a July 31 Dallas tie against Mexico.
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Baseball scores and schedule from AP roundup
American League results list Minnesota 7 Chicago 6 and other scores. Tuesday results include Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 1 Milwaukee 8 New York 6 Pittsburgh 2 5 Cincinnati 1 7. Scheduled games feature Cleveland Detroit Washington Boston New York Baltimore and more with various pitchers named.
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Belinsky Triumph and Koufax 13th Win Highlight Busy Tuesday
Baseball roundup reports Belinsky allowing six hits as Philadelphia crushes St Louis 7-1 with homers by Callison Stuart and Gonzalez. Koufax earns his 13th NL win in a 9-3 Dodgers victory over San Francisco, while Ellis loses his 13th. Reds split with Pirates after a 2-1 defeat and 7-5 nightcap. Clemente's RBI in extras and Rose's three RBIs pace Cincinnati as Milwaukee tops New York 8-6. Spahn suffers 11th loss as Braves fall behind.
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Giants Owner Jack Mara Dies at 57
New York Giants president John V. Mara died of cancer at Memorial Hospital at age 57. He became Giants president at 22, succeeding his father Tim Mara, with brother Wellington as VP and son Tim as secretary treasurer. Survived by widow Helen and daughter Mrs Richard Concannon.
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Capital City sports roundup and minor league results
Baseball schedule features Ban Johnson at Moperty and Mexico facing Red Birds with Red Birds playing Salem. Junior League Lions and other teams compete, plus Minor League results from International and Pacific Coast leagues including Rochester over Syracuse 12 4 and Denver 6 5 in 21 innings.
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Western Open begins with big stars missing in action
Golf fans await Thursday start of the Western Open with U S Open champion Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Ben Hogan absent. A 135 man field features eight of the top 15 money winners led by Tony Lema who aims to defend his British Open title after the Western Open.
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Wagner Plumbing Girls Top Argyle In Eight Inning Win
Wagner Plumbing Girls defeated Argyle 4-2 in eight innings in a non league game played Tuesday. Jeaneette Hickman was the winning pitcher for Wagner, Nancy Mansman took the loss for Argyle. The win lifts Wagner to 6-3 on the season and the club plans home games July 16 with Vienna and July 17 with Argyle as it gears up for the state women’s softball tournament in August.
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Chamberlain May Begin Boxing Career
New York AP report says Wilt Chamberlain plans to quit professional basketball to pursue boxing. Sportscaster Frank Gifford indicated Chamberlain would retire from the Philadelphia 76ers within two weeks and train under Cas D Amato, famed boxing mentor of Floyd Patterson and Jose Torres.
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Cronin Denies Athletics Protest Over Detroit Game
American League President Joe Cronin disallowed a protest filed by the Kansas City Athletics after a Detroit 12 to 8 win in the first game of a doubleheader on June 20. A grounder to the pitcher led to a double play attempt with a disputed ruling at second base, ending in Cronin upholding the safe call.
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Tuesday Fights in San Jose Reported Knockout
In San Jose, California, Alex Benitez 121 percent defeated Juan Baez 120 percent in a boxing bout, with Benitez scoring the KO in the early rounds.
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No-Hitters Highlight Park Board Baseball Action
Jim Painter pitched a no hitter with 10 strikeouts as Central Dairy routed Good in’s Sporting Goods 13-0 in an intermediate league game at Jefferson City Park Board. Painter walked two as Central Dairy, with four hits, scored 13 times. Bob George added two hits. Gateway Sporting Goods beat Eagles Club 6-2 with Kim Wilhelm winning and Tom Stokes losing. In midget play, Kiwanis beat Central Trust Co 5-3 while Don Bruoks shut out Mc Graw Edison 7-4 in eight innings, Bruoks driving in two runs. Peewee games saw Kiwanis take Fabick and Co 5-4 as Leon Backes outdueled Jack Fabick, and Great Central Lumber Co won 10-0 with Gene Robinson and Stan Wallace combining for a no-hitter. Robinson fanned 11 in four innings. Wallace struck out three in one inning. Leon Veltrop was the loser.
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Jamestown Girls Pile 29 as pitcher no-hits
Jamestown pitcher Mary Rosenmiller did not allow a hit as Jamestown girls softball routed New Bloomfield 29 to 1 in the Central Missouri Youth Baseball and Softball League Tuesday night. The team collected 21 hits and Caron Katt hit a grand slam to highlight the scoring.
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Park Board Results and Youth League Scores List
Park Board results include Church League Opie's Discount 16 over Faith Lutheran 18 and Emmanuel Lutheran 3, Emmanuel Baptist 7, Union Baptist 7 with various youth divisions. Kiwanis and Bracks Service feature in Midget and PeeWee games, while Kiwanis notch a PeeWee win 5 4 and Great Central 8 over Fabick 4. In pro notes, John Rosebarn of Los Angeles drives in five with a single and homer as the Dodgers beat San Francisco 9 3, and Buster Narain of Washington holds the Yankees to five hits in a 2 1 Senators victory.
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