Pirates Likely To Visit Japan If Pennant Won
Tokyo in 1965 would host a goodwill tour by the Pittsburgh Pirates if they win the National League pennant. Yomiuri cancelled the planned fall visit saying fans in Japan didn’t know the Pirates. Ford Frick said a reinstated invitation would go to Pittsburgh, while the sponsor discretion remains with the inviting paper.
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Cash Powers Tigers Past Red Sox 6-5 in Comeback
Detroit trailed Boston 5-2 before rallying in the seventh with a three run burst. Norm Cash hit a game winning homer in the eighth after Dick McAuliffe and Al Kaline previously connected, while Carl Yastrzemski's early two run shot had given Boston the lead.
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Indians Triumph as Siebert Fans 15 in Cinch of Senators
Cleveland right-hander Sonny Siebert struck out 15 Senators on three hits to lift the Indians to their fifth straight win in a 54 decision. He retired 19 in a row between the second and eighth innings and notched his seventh victory of the season. He struck out the side in the fourth seventh and eighth as the AFL high strikeout total for the year.
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Desert Inn Women’s Golf Association Tournament Winners
Jean Drew won overall and Class A with 84-18-66 31 97 in Desert Inn event. Ann Ronzone took Class B with 95-21-74 28 102 and Alice Solomon captured Class C with 99-25-74 29 103.
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June crop looks good college coaches cry
College coaches mourn June graduates yet pro ranks swell with stars from top programs. Eighteen of the top twenty two on UPI All America last fall turn pro. Notable exits include Snow, Butkus, Namath, Kramer, Neely, Sayers, Rhome and Nobis among others.
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Texas
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Frank McClendon
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Ray Ogden
Ronnie Caveness
Billy Gray
Fred Marshall
Ken Hatfield
Notre
New York Giants
Ernie Kay
Olen Underwood
Florida State
Steve Tensi
Fred Biletnikoff
Montana's Doug Brown Sets National Six Mile Record at NCAA
Doug Brown of Montana won the six mile at the NCAA track championships in 27 minutes 59.2 seconds, shattering the national collegiate mark. He beat Washington State's Chris Westman by 220 yards, with Westman clocking 28:33.9 and Larry Furnell third in 28:58.1. The top five all beat the old 1964 record set by Dan Murphy.
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Indiana doubles upset at NCAA tennis tournament
Unseeded Rod McNerney and Dave Power of Indiana University defeated top seeds Cliff Buchholz and Butch Newman of Trinity in the NCAA doubles quarter finals, 6 2 6 4. Indiana added two singles and two doubles wins to lift its team total as UCLA clinched the team title and tied for second with Miami Stanford Trinity and California.
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Munt Softball League Tuesday and Wednesday Results
In AA league action Tuesday Leavitt Insurance defeated County Sheriffs 7 to 2 with Bob Clawson Don Helm and Bill Mona contributing. HR by Bob Runkle. Wednesday at Shamrock Bar Coo Coo Club beat Mareels 10 to 2 with Don Newman Boogie Majode Gary Hoover Art Ross. HR by Bob Leno and Ross. Lake Mead Rose topped Ed Spoon team 7 to 6 with Ed Spoon Jack Durham and Chet Ely driving runs. Harry Wolford hit a homer.
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Clarke to bypass Curtain of Europe for Nordic races
Ron Clarke of Australia announced he will skip Iron Curtain countries on his Europe tour to race exclusively in Nordic nations. He recently set a 10 000 meters world record at Turku in 28 minutes 14 seconds and was due to run the 5000 meters at Tampere.
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Ralston Survives Unlucky Point To Reach London Semi
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California rallied from a 4-6 7-6 7-5 deficit to defeat Tony Roche of Australia and advance to the London Lawn Tennis Championship semifinals. He will meet Bob Howe as Roy Emerson faces Cliff Drysdale in the other semifinal. The turning point came in the seventh game of the second set when Roche hit a smash that appeared certain to win the game, but Ralston deflected it with the racquet frame and the shot dropped over the net for a key point.
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Dodgers Most Consistent In 'Streakiest' Season
Dodgers emerge as consistency leaders in a volatile season with no losing streak longer than two, while Houston and Pittsburgh experience long runs of losses and wins. White Sox run nine straight wins. Mets and Reds show dramatic streaks. Gibson and Horton notable streaks highlight pitcher and hitter patterns.
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Lopez Gets Another Chance With All-Stars
In Boston Alfonso Lopez of the Chicago White Sox is named manager of the 1965 American League All-Star team and will select pitchers for the July 13 game. The AL and NL have each won 17 games with one tie. Lopez aims to spark a winner’s run against Gene Mauch’s Phillies in Minnesota.
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NFL Eyes Expansion
NFL officials and Atlanta group leaders met with commissioner Rozelle to discuss expansion. Sources name William G. Reynolds Metal Co. and others led by Lindsey Hopkins and Rankin M. Smith as contenders for a Deep South franchise, though no immediate decision was announced.
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