Lolich Beats Yankees In Key Five Game Series Win
Mickey Lolich shines in a five game set with New York finishing 2-3 while improving to 9-4 on the season. Don Wert and Bill Freehan supplied run support with a fifth homer and a late single by Dick McAuliffe. Other AL and NL results noted include Chicago over Cleveland 3-2 and Baltimore 10-6 KC, LA 9-4 over Pittsburgh, Milwaukee 9-8 Houston in 12 innings, and a split for San Francisco at Philadelphia.
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Floyd Robinson
Tommy John
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Athletics
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Bob Johnson
Morgan's Bat Red-Hot In Astros Loss In Milwaukee
Houston rookie Joe Morgan tore the cover off the ball with six hits in six at bats, two home runs, and four runs scored, but Milwaukee’s Frank Bolling drove in the deciding run in the 12th to give the Braves a 9-8 win. Morgan also made a standout defensive play and stole a base, yet he remained disappointed after the defeat.
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Joe Morgan
Houston
Frank Bolling
Bolling
Braves
Morgan
Joe Torre
Tony Cloninger
Grant and Pappas Lead 1965 AL All-Star Pitchers
Minnesota’s Jim Grant and Milt Pappas of Baltimore are repeat selections among eight pitchers named by AL manager Al Lopez for the 1965 All-Star team in Minnesota. Also named are Ed Fisher, Bob Lee, Sam McDowell, John O'Donoghue, Pete Richert, and Mel Stottlemyre. Cronin announced the choices as Lopez planned to name a starting pitcher at a Minneapolis news conference.
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Minnesota
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Milt Pappas
Baltimore
al Lopez
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Bob Lee
Los Angeles
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
John O’donoghue
Kansas City
Pete Richert
Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
American League
Joe Cronin
Lopez
Minneapolis
McDowell
O'Donoghue
Richert
Mounds Corps
Detroit
Astros rally past Dodgers in 12 as Morgan shines
Yesterday's Stars BAYLTING Jon Morgan went 6-for-6 in a 9-81 win over Milwaukee in 12 innings, with two homers a double and three singles driving in three and scoring four. PLUCHING Mickey Lolich of the Tigers limited the Yankees to five hits with 10 strikeouts in a 6-1 Detroit victory.
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iJdouston Jost
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Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Yawkey Ready To Sell Red Sox Saybid
Boston owner Tom Yawkey expressed that he might sell the Red Sox if the right buyer emerges while denying immediate sales plans. The Boston Globe quoted him on considering a sale though not actively soliciting buyers.
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Speedy Scot Expected To Dominate International Trot
Speedy Scot leads the field as the 1-5 favorite in the seventh $100,000 International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. The American champion, with a 43‑of‑54 record and a 2:31 2-5 world mark, risks a strong challenge from seven foes but is favored to claim a $50,000 winning share if he stays on the trot.
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Clay World Boxing Tour Arranged Says Promoter
Miami AP Cassius Clay will embark on a world exhibition boxing tour starting in Sweden with 10 tentative bouts under promoter Edwin Ahlquist. No firm dates have been set, according to promoter Chris Dundee.
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Floyd Patterson
European light heavy title won in Rome bout
Giuli Rinaldi of Italy defeated Klaus Gumpert of Germany to capture the European light heavyweight title in Rome. Mahzo Kikuchi of Japan outpointed Lim Chong Tae of South Korea in Tokyo. Art Hernandez of Omaha stopped Doug MacLeod of Grand Rapids in Omaha. Joey Orbillo of Los Angeles KOed Johnny Featherman of Tombstone in Los Angeles.
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Lim Chong Tae
South Korea
Omaha
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Doug MacLeod
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Joey Orbillo
Johnny Featherman
Tombstone
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Phillies Star Allen Fans 102 Hits Amid Booing After Fracas
Rich Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies has 102 hits this season and a .336 average, despite a hometown chorus of boos following a fight with teammate Frank Thomas. He belted a grand slam in a 4-2 win over the Giants and added a double, with manager Gene Mauch predicting the boos will fade as Allen’s bat speaks. Willie Mays added a homer for the Giants as the league leaders stayed close, while Maury Wills sparked the Dodgers to a 9-4 win and the Braves edged the Astros in 12 innings with five homers in a high-scoring night.
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Mauch
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Mays
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Mel Ott
Maury Wills
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Houston
Astros
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Pirates
Vern Law
Ron Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
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Braves
Mike de la Hoz
Frank Bolling
Felipe Alou
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
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Olympic Hero Withdraws From Summer Blocks After Illness
Don Schollander, 1964 Olympic swimming star, is sidelined by mononucleosis after returning from Tokyo and European trips. He will miss the Toledo outdoor meet, rest through the summer, and plans to return to Yale in the fall.
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Carolyn Wood
Portland
Berne
Toledo
Ohio
Tokyo
Chiefs Sign Kansan Larry Jordan to Chiefs Contract
Larry Jordan a 330 pound tackle from Winfield Kansas has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs and will report to training camp on July 14. A Southwestern College graduate he also played at Arkansas City Junior College and was a unanimous selection on the Kansas Conference coaches all star team after the 1964 season.
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Southwestern College
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Kansas
Texans Point Leaders at Bar H Rodeo in Camdenton
CAMDENTON Mo AP Tex Martin of Meridian and Guy Weeks of Abilene lead in points as Bar H Rodeo enters final performances. Weeks thrilled 11,200 fans by riding Jesse James for seven seconds on Thursday night. the horse has only eight seconds ridden eight times in five years.
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Tex Martin
Meridian
Tex
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