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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
16
New York agement Mantle insists he is returning next year despite injuries and a 246 average. He rebuts reports of retirement after a stray remark, recalling a talk with Yankee manager Johnny Keane in June and stating he has no quit in him.
San Francisco regains Y A Tittle on a partial basis after trading him to the Giants after 1960. Tittle will hold scouting and public relations duties with New York and says no conflict of interest exists with his arrangement.
New York Mets cap rough road with a doubleheader sweep of the Milwaukee Braves. Jack Fisher pitched nine solid innings to halt a five game skid, while Gary Kroll provided five scoreless innings in relief as the Mets won 5-2 and 6-3. The Braves dropped to fifth place after eight losses in ten games.
Dennis McLain shut out Baltimore for seven innings then survived a late Orioles rally as the Detroit Tigers edged Baltimore 4 to 3 to move into fourth in the American League. McLain earned his fifth win in eight decisions with help from Orlando Pena. Norm Cash drove in a run, Don Wert scored, and Willie Horton added a sacrifice fly for Detroit's decisive two unearned runs in the sixth.
Ron Santo and Don Landrum hit two run homers to back Larry Jackson's six hit outing as Chicago beat Houston 7 2. Jackson logged his fourth complete game while Buddy Bell and Joe Morgan added late drama as the Cubs distance themselves in the NL race. Roznovsky suffered a head injury after being hit by a pitch but remained conscious and was hospitalized for X rays.
Philadelphia pitcher Lefty Christ limited the St. Louis Cardinals to four hits as the Phillies won four to one. Tracy Stallard allowed five hits and one run before leaving in the eighth. In the third Johnny Callison tripled and scored on a wild pitch. Two more runs in the eighth followed when Allen walked, Johnson doubled, and Dick Stuart and Bobby Wine drove in runs before Don Dennis closed out the inning.
New Zealand lefty Bob Charles fired six under par 64 at Sunningdale to seize a one stroke lead after the opening round of the Bowmaker Amateur and Professional Golf Tournament. Hedley Muscroft, Bernard Hunt and Kel Nagle sat tied for third at six under.
Sal Maglie took the loss as Don Larsen pitched a perfect game for the New York Yankees to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1956 World Series.
Plain Talk promotes Plymouths as engineered with a five year or 50 000 mile Chrysler warranty. The ad argues the longer factory warranty proves better build quality and invites readers to trade in under a goodwill atmosphere and easy dealing.
Kelso the Horse of the Year returns in a six furlong race at Oceanport New Jersey carrying 122 pounds in his first start since the Washington DC International victory on Nov 11. Trainer Hanford and owner Mrs Richard C Dupont previously debated retirement but opted to race Kelso again against nine others.
Defending United States Amateur champion Bill Campbell leads a seven man U S team chosen to face Canada and Mexico in the August 6 7 matches at the St Charles Country Club Winnipeg Canada Ed Tutwiler Jr Downing Gray Dale Morey Don Allen Dave Ejec h berger and John Hopkins comprise the rest Tutwiler Gray and Morey are former U S Amateur finalists Deane Beman was offered a spot but is unavailable due to business commitments
San Francisco pitcher Bob Shaw, 31, claims spitballs are not illegal and confer a psychological edge. Phillies manager Gene Mauch and Reds manager Dick Sisler say Shaw uses the pitch. umpires have asked for enforcement, Shaw argues rules are fine as is.
Sam Mele of the Minnesota Twins and Don Gutteridge of the Chicago White Sox were named the American League coaches for the July 13 All-Star game in Minnesota. AL manager Al Lopez announced the selections through AL president Joe Cronin.
Harry Gilmer is named the Detroit Lions head coach for the 1965 NFL season. He becomes the team’s only new coach as the league prepares for next year’s schedule under his leadership.
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