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27 Aug 1965

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Las Vegas Sun

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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1965

Page

17

Imulc At League Nay Ran AN-7 19 017 110 23 9 14 0

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Detroit Beats Kansas City With Late Home Run Barrage

In a 9 to 3 American League game, Detroit rallies past Kansas City with homers from Cash Reynolds and Causey. Dickson earns the win, Sherry takes the loss as Aguirre Pena and Navarro contribute for Detroit.

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National League Score Summary Chicago and St Louis

In a late season NL clash Chicago and St Louis traded runs with Chicago scoring four in the top of the eighth and St Louis replying with seven overall. Key homers included Boyer and Javier for the Cardinals and Santo Banks Mays Hart McCovey for the Giants. Pitchers Purkey Sisk Hoeft Perry and Cloninger among those credited with decisions.

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Pott Ties At Akron In American Golf Classic Lead

John Pott birdied the 18th to share the first round lead at two under par 68 with Jim Terrier in the $100 fifth annual American Golf Classic in Akron Ohio. Bobby Nichols stood at 69, while Arnold Palmer Kel Nagle Petey Thomson Alteberger Mason Pudolph Doug Sanders and R H Eikes were even 70. Nicklaus endured a rough start with triple bogey and nine bogeys finishing at 80.

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Akron Ohio Johnny Pott Jim Terrier Bobby Nichols Arnold Palmer Kel Nagle Petey Thomson Alteberger Mason Pudolph Doug Sanders R H. Eikes Pott
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Colts Finish Season With Weekend Series Against Ocean Beach Nine

The Las Vegas Colts close the 1965 season hosting Ocean Beach Collegian Nine at Cashman Field Friday Saturday Sunday at 2 p.m. Ocean Beach leads the California Collegiate League at 24 percent with Mike Everett San Diego State College batting .458 and Tom Whelan with five homers. Shortstop Ron Pienia for Kansas City Athletics is hitting .375. Jim Allen, the league’s top pitcher, is 12-1 with a 1.7 ERA. Colts are 2-1-2 against White Sox Rockies the prior weekend.

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Las Vegas Colts Ocean Beach Collegian Cashman Field P.m California Ocean Beach Mike Everett San Diego State College Collegians Tom Whelan Whelan
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McGraw Tops Koufax as Mets Narrowly Edge Dodgers

Frank Tug McGraw, 21, out pitched 21-game winner Sandy Koufax to lift the New York Mets 5-2 over the Los Angeles Dodgers. McGraw held the Dodgers to two runs through seven innings, while Koufax struggled with control and suffered his sixth defeat in 13 decisions. Maury Wills scored for L A in the first on Lou Johnsons double, but the Mets pulled away with late offense.

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NEW York UPI Frank Tug McGraw Sandy Koufax New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers McGrraw Dodgers Jack Fisher Koufax Cato Mets Los Angeles Maury Wills Lou Johnson
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Cane Fixer Convicted in Seattle Game Bribery Case

Chicago nightclub operator Leo Casale was found guilty by a federal jury of attempting to influence the point spread in the January 22 Seattle University versus Idaho game. He faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. sentencing is scheduled for September 20.

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Seattle UPS Chicago Leo Casale Seattle University University of Idaho Isole U.S William 4. Lindberg Casale
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Twins Beat Yankees 9-2 as Allison Leads Offense

Minnesota defeated New York 9-2 in Minneapolis. Bob Allison ended a hitting slump with his 20th homer, two doubles and three RBIs for the Twins as Jim Kaat earned his 13th win. Minnesota built early offense with 14 hits off five Yankee pitchers, while Jackie Cullen took the loss.

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Minneapolis - St, Paul, Minn UPI Bob Allison Minnesota Twins New York Yankees Allison Jim Kaat Minnesota New York Twins Yankee Jackie Cullen
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Phils Fall To Astros In Unearned Eighth Inning Loss

Houston plated two unearned runs in the eighth on a series of Philadelphia errors to beat the Phillies 6 4 and sweep the three game set. Joe Morgan started the rally with a single off Gary Wagner as Jim Wynn and Rusty Staub bunts loaded the bases.

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Houston Astros Philadelphia Phils Joe Morgan Gary Wagner Jim Running Jim Wynn Rusty Staub Purkey Ed Bailey Jim Stewart Don Dennis Don Landrum Joe Amelfitano
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Cards Rally to Top Cubs in Eight Inning Burst

St Louis defeated Chicago 7 4 as Ken Boyer hit a third inning homer and Julian Javier added a two run shot. Bob Skinner delivered a two run single in the eighth after Brock and Flood set up the rally. Santo and Banks connected for back to back Cubs homers off Purkey in the sixth.

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ST. Louis Ken Boyer Julian Javier Bob Skinner St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Billy Hoeft Boyer Lou Brock Curt Flood Cubs Cardinal Bob Purkey Ron Santo Frnie Banks Santo
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Pirates sweep doubleheader to extend streak over Giants

The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the San Francisco Giants 8 0 and 6 5 in a two night doubleheader, extending their win streak to six. Bob Veale earned the first win improving to 14 9 with seven hits allowed and 12 strikeouts. In relief, Tommy Sisk and Al McBean limited eight Giants hits as Sisk notched his fifth win in seven decisions. The Pirates built a 2 0 lead in the second on singles from Stargell Mazeroski Alley and Crandall, and four unearned runs followed Jim Hart error to chase Gaylord Perry and widen the margin to 6 0.

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Twins Pittsburgh UPI Pittsburgh Pirates San Francisco Giants Bob Veale Tommy Sisk al McBean Giants Willie Stargell Bill Mazeroski Jene Alley del Crandall Jim Hart Gaylord Perry Pirates San Francisco Fuentesse Rail Donortaie Cimate Hadrin Har T Strgil Piason Rt Cidnon Ib Rodorrs Dbrisn Ib Lanier Marski Bertel Pgirni Herbel P Allley Ss Cepeda Veale J.alou R. Hart Hr-Bailey Clendenon Morernsk SR Botley Herbel
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Kennedy urges Olympic Committee to arbitrate amateur feud

Senator Robert Kennedy proposes the U S Olympic Committee create a permanent arbitration board to settle disputes between the NCAA and AAU. He argues ending the feud would pave the way for a national foundation to develop more and better amateur athletes in the United States. Kenneth Wilson and others support the idea before the Senate Commerce Committee.

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Kennedy Kennet Kenneth 1Lug Wilser Olymp Committee Senate Commerce Commit Test Belors Commerce Committee National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Athlet Union AAU Olympic Committee
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Reds Beat Braves 3-1 as Davidson Shines in Relief

Cincinnati Reds trimmed Milwaukee 3-1 behind Ted Davidson relief work after Nuxhall exited with elbow soreness. Deron Johnson and Gordie Coleman homered for the Reds, who pulled within a half game of first place Los Angeles. Jony Cloninger suffered the loss for Milwaukee.

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Milwaukee Braves Cincinnati Reds Ted Davidson Deron Johnson Gordie Coleman Reds Los Angeles Braves Milwaukee Cincinnati Johnson Jony Cloninger Cisions Sonnate Jlenes Anna Pinsen Robinson Johnsen Edward Wawress Cardens Cewen Davidson Clarioner Asinsk
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Night National League games listed for Wednesday

Cleveland at Minnesota Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Washington New York at Kansas City Detroit at Los Angeles night twin bill noted for two games marked twi night and start times unclear

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Baltimore Chicago Minnesota New York Kansas City Detroit Boston Washington Cleveland Los Angeles Detro Laiich Chance Ford O'Donoghue McDowell Grant Bennett Stephenson Va Morlen Buthardt Boltmore Borber Ortega Pittsburgh San Francisco Houston Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Louis Philadelpnia
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