Pirates Win 8-4 Over Phillies Behind Cardwell
Don Cardwell pitched the Pirates to an 8-4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The Pirates scored five runs in the fifth off loser Ray Culp and Ed Roebuck, sparked by a seven-hit inning. Mazeroski doubled home a run, Cardwell and Clendenon drove in two each, while Callison later hit a three-run homer for the Phillies in the eighth.
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Bucs
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Bill Mazeroski
Donn Clenden
Johnny Callison
Arfons Plans Salt Flats Speed Tests This Summer
Art Arfons, famed as the world’s fastest man on wheels, met with Bill Backman in Salt Lake City to set a date for summer speed events at Bonneville. He aims for standing start records in mid August and may race alongside Craig Breedlove and Walt Arfons, who are developing new cars and rocket powered vehicles for the pursuit.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
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Los Angeles
Walt Arfons
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Breedlove
Four NTS Players Honored at Salt Lake City Invite
Four Nevada Test Site softball players earned all tournament team honors at the Salt Lake City Invitational. Joe Jones, Larry Stevens, John Davis, and Bob Robey were recognized as NTS players after their team fell 1 to Oakland Construction Company of Salt Lake City. NTS had previously defeated Oakland 7 3 and Provo, Utah, earlier in the event, finishing with a .500 average.
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Joe Jones
Larry Stevens
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Nicklaus Tops Niche Standings With Narrow Lead
On the PGA tour Jack Nicklaus holds the official money lead by $1,000 over Tony Lema. Nicklaus has $57,700 after skipping the Western Open to prep for the British Open in England. Lema is tied for third at $56,605 while Casper rises to eighth with $40,962. Crampton leads in wins with three while Nicklaus Sanders and Casper each have two titles in 1965.
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Weightlifting squad named for Maccabiah Games
Former Maccabiah titlists Gary Gubner of New York Paul Ash of Tucson and Richard Giller of Detroit were named to a seven man U S team. The Aug 23 31 World Maccabiah Games also include Stan Levin of San Diego William Kowaloff of Huntington Station N Y and Lawrence Mintz and Joel Jessinowski of New York.
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Lopez Names Nine To All Star Pitchers And Roster
Lopez selected eight starting pitchers already chosen by a prior poll and named nine more players to the All Star squad. The group includes three Yankees, three Twins, one Indians player, and one each from Boston and Detroit with Max Alvis the lone newcomer from Cleveland.
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Angels
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Orioles Beat K C 4 1 As Barber Sparks Win
Orioles defeat Kansas City Athletics 4 1 behind Steve Barber who pitched a three hitter into the ninth and drove in two with a homer and sacrifice. Dick Hall relieved in the ninth, retiring the side after two walks to seal the win.
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Angels Rout Senators 6 2 Behind Chance and Fregosi
Dean Chance earned his fifth win of the season in a five inning start as the Angels defeated the Washington Senators 6 to 2. Jim Fregosi drove in three runs with three singles, Joe Adcock hit his seventh homer, and Willie Smith also homered. Bennie Daniels took the loss, dropping to 5 0 with six hits and six runs allowed. Dick Nen collected three Washington hits and Ed Brinkman drove in a run with a double.
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Stargell and Law Top Balloting for NL Player of the Month
Vernon Law and Willie Stargell of the Pirates tied with 19 votes each in June NL Player of the Month balloting. Law won six games with 62 innings pitched and 32 strikeouts while posting a 0.87 ERA. Stargell drove in 35 runs with 10 homers as Pittsburgh climbed from ninth to sixth place.
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Vandals damage Carol Mann family home during US Open run
While Carol Mann played in Atlantic City for the Women’s U S Open Golf Championship, vandals damaged her Towson family home with about 300 dollars in property loss. A convertible top and seats were stashed and two large windows were broken as two men fled. Carol’s brother Gayle Mann heard the dog bark and saw the duo fleeing after 2 a m Sunday. The Mann parents were away in Atlantic City watching their daughter.
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Carnival Queen Dominates at Monmouth Park Evening Outpurse
Rock burn Stable's Carnival Queen showed unmatched speed against eight fillies at Monmouth Park winning the $5000 Evening Outpurse by two and a half lengths. She finished in 1 43 3/5 earning $23.60, $10.20, and $6.80. Miss Dickey and Tudor Mistress paid place and show. Don Brumfield rode a hat trick that day.
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Notre Dame Football Greats Record 105 Wins 12 Losses
South Bend Notre Dame teams under Knute Rockne achieved 105 wins 12 losses and five ties across 13 seasons from 1918 to 1930.
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Knute Rockne
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Jimmy Ring Dead at 70 World Series Star
James Ring a 1919 World Series pitcher for the Reds died at 70 from a heart attack. Born in Brooklyn he played for the Reds Phillies Giants and Cardinals with 113 wins and 149 losses. He won game four in 1919 then was part of the Hornsby trade in a pivotal deal that reshaped NL pennant races.
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Jimmy) Ring
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BYU Netters Shine at Sunderland Lawn Championships
Brigham Young University players, competing on unfamiliar grass in Ashbrooke, show strong form in the Sunderland and Durham County Lawn Tennis Championships. Harvey Bettelson dominates his first round foe Mervyn Brown, while Wayne Pearce defeats R. G. Cordery 60 62 and later beats L. R. Dunn 6-1 6-2.
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City Island local sailor wins 1964 canoe sailing title
Louis Whitman of City Island New York captured the international decked class 1964 canoe sailing championship. He earned top honors amid a field of skilled competitors at the event, marking a notable triumph for City Island in the sport.
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Never Too Old for Bowling
Dee Peters aged 72 proved age is no barrier by rolling a 298 in the Bowler first game in 1916. A Las Vegas resident for four years, Peters previously bowled a perfect 300 in Indiana in 1932 and notes not overthinking the headpin helped him reach the near perfect score.
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Aussie Wins In Ireland Net Action At Dublin
Top seeded Aussie defeated Japan’s Copper T Konishi 2 6 4 3. Gene Scott of St James NY beat J O'Brien Ireland 11-9 6-2 in a second round men’s singles match. Maria Bueno Brazil defended her title by beating Patricia O Gorman 6-1 6-0 while Kathleen Blake of Pacific Palisades California eliminated E Firmin of France 6-1 6-2 in women’s singles.
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France
Cruz Upsets Taylor In Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Carlos Cruz a 24 year old Dominican Republic featherweight defeated Frankie Taylor over ten rounds at Shoreditch Town Hall. Cruz weighed 1291 pounds and Taylor 12714. Taylor, a top British featherweight title contender, failed to win a round as Cruz dominated throughout.
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Mets Promote Musgraves to Major League Roster
New York promotes 21 year old pitcher Dennis Musgraves from Buffalo to the Mets replacing 18 year old Jim Bethke. Musgraves baseball record 2 5 with a 3 70 ERA in 13 Bisons games after University of Missouri signing bonus marked a franchise high.
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Helen Wills Dominates U S and Wimbledon Titles
New York report notes tennis star Helen Wills secured seven United States singles crowns and eight Wimbledon singles championships across a 15 year career.
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McLain Shuts Out Yankees for Sixth Straight Win
Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees 8 to 0 as Denny McLain earned his sixth consecutive victory. Bill Freehan and Norm Cash each homered and drove in three runs, backing McLain who scattered seven hits and struck out eight. Mel Stottlemyre took the loss for New York.
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New York Extends Harness Racing Season and Funding Plan
Governor Nelson Rockefeller signed the Laverne Bill to extend harness racing season by 50 days, nearly year long. The measure revises breakage sharing from pari mutuel bets and creates a breeding fund. Under the plan the $8 million breakage split gives the state half, tracks $2 million, and $2 million to the Agricultural and Horsebreeding Fund.
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UPI
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New York State Agricultural and Horsebreeding Fund
Chuvalo Offer Rejected? Fury Over San Francisco Bout Plans
Promoter Bennie Ford said he offered Canada's George Chuvalo, ranked third, a $15000 guarantee to fight Elmer Rush, ranked ninth, in San Francisco in late August or early September.
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Purkey Injured, Cardinals Idle Arm Until After All Star Break
St. Louis Cardinals right hander Bob Purkey will miss his next start due to arm stiffness. Manager Red Schoendienst said Purkey, who beat the Mets on Sunday, will rest the arm until after the All Star break.
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Samos Scores in Delaware Park Feature for Two-Year-Old Fillies
Samos, who won on debut and was outrun in a stakes race, rallied at Delaware Park on Tuesday to capture the $4,000 feature for two year old fillies.
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World Cup finals draw huge British interest and sales
London officials report the World Soccer Cup finals attracting record demand with extra staff handling envelopes after a five day application rush. Foreign sales already total 364000 dollars and optimism grows for ticket targets earnings of 1.12 million by September and 60 percent of all tickets sold by year end.
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