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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1965

Page

7

Sore Thumb Hero Helps Orioles in Doubleheader Sweep

Baltimore manager Hank Bauer relied on Brooks Robinson with a fractured right thumb to deliver a pinch-hit single in the 12th inning, driving in the winning run as the Orioles beat Detroit 5 4 to complete a doubleheader sweep. Robinson also played four innings in the opener before X rays showed the fracture.

Baltimore Hank Bauer Brooks Robinson Robinson Orioles Detroit Hank Aguirre The Tigers New York Yankees Minnesota Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Angels Kansas City Milt Pappas Boog Powell al Kaline Willie Horton Jim Northrup Luis Aparicio Indians Red Sox Whitfield Rocky Colavito Sonny Siebert Tony Conigliaro Boston Lee Thomas Senators Don Zimmer Hal Reniff Gil Blanco Bob Schmidt Camilo Pascual Twins White Sox Zoilo Versalles Moose Skowron Chicago Jose Cardenal Angels Fred Newman Bob Lee Los Angeles

Whitworth Wins Third Straight At Shreveport Invitational

Kathy Whitworth shot a final round two under 70 to win the Shreveport Kiwanis Invitational Golf Tournament with a 54 hole total of 210. Patty Berg finished second at 215 after a 73. Ruth Jessen was third at 216 and Mickey Wright fourth at 217.

Shreveport Kathy Whitworth Shreveport-Kiwanis Club Palmetto Country Club Miss Whitworth Patty Berg Ruth Jessen Mickey Wright

Missouri fishing champ Glenn Andrews repeats title

Glenn Andrews of Lampe Missouri won his second Missouri fishing tournament championship after leading a 24 man field over a three day event. He earns a trip to the national contest near Dallas in October. Wallace Lea of Forsyth and Joseph Brangon the 1964 champion finished third.

Branson, Mo Glenn Andrews Lampe Missouri Andrews Dallas Tex Wallace Lea Forsyth Josef Brangon

Redbirds and A's Struggled in 0-4 Weekend Set

The St. Louis Cardinals and the Kansas City A's went 0-4. Cardinals missed a final out in a 9-8 11th inning loss to Philadelphia and failed to tie Sunday’s 4-2 defeat. Gagliano drove in a run with a pinch hit as Sadecki lost his fourth.

St. Louis Cardinals Kansas City A’s Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Phil Gagliano Lou Brock Los Angeles Kansas City Bob Skinner Phillies Tony Gonzales Nelson Briles Curt Flood Dick Stuart Johnny Callison Ray Sadecki Art Mahaffey Gagliano Ed Roebuck Sadecki A’s Philadelphia Tracy Stallard Jim Bunning

Robinson Steals Win With Pinch Hit For Reds Over Pirates

Frank Robinson, sidelined with a swollen left thumb, delivered a pinch single with the bases loaded in the ninth to give the Cincinnati Reds a 5-3 win over Pittsburgh. The MVP lined the key hit after a late-inning rally that erased a 3-2 Pirates lead, driving in two runs as John Edwards tied the game and Ed Cardenas loaded the bases. Ernie Banks homered twice for Chicago in a 7-1 win over Houston, while Milwaukee beat New York 8-2 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 4-2 in other NL action.

Cincinnati Dick Sisler Frank Robinson Robinson Reds Pittsburgh New York Mets Jack Fisher Pirates Chicago Houston Milwaukee New York Philadelphia St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles John Edwards al McBean Leo Cardenas Bob Veale McBean Marty Keough Edwards Ernie Banks Glenn Beckett Don Landrum Cubs Mouston Rusty Staub John Bateman Jim Wynn Astros Joe Torre Braves Mets

Topsy Turvy Week for Loop Gridders

A topsy turvy Big Eight spring weekend with Kansas Sims Stokes scoring twice and Gipp DuPre tossing three TDs. Nebraska freshman Dennis Richnafsky shined amid injuries as Colorado Varsity edged Alumni 13-12.

Kansas Sims Stokes Gipp DuPre Nebraska Dennis Richnafsky Willie Robinson Leslie Webster Iowa State Reds Webster Tom Vaughn Robinson Tony Baker Baker OSU Durkee Orange Walt Garrison Missouri Roland Charlie Brown Devine Jack Mitchell Stokes Mike Johnson Bob Devaney Huskers Freeman White Tony Jeter Richnafsky Bob Churchick T.D White Colorado Larry Plant Bill Symons

Big Eight tune ups spark track meet ahead in Lincoln

Oklahoma State set a world two mile relay mark at the West Coast Relays with a 7 18.3 clocking as Calhoun and Crews highlight a day of fast marks. Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Nebraska chase the Big Eight title with eleven records in reach and several athletes pursuing major marks.

Lincoln Neb Oklahoma State Oklahoma Bill Calhoun OSU Fresno Calif Jim Metcalf John Perry Tom Ruden Dave Perry Gene Crews Missouri Calhoun Charles Allen Lowell Paul Kansas Charlie Greene Nebraska Jim Jackson K-State Bill Floerke Robin Lingle Iowa State South Dakota John Adams Air Force Manhattan Colorado Denver Colorado State Jim Miller Floerke Bill Alley Greene Bill Easton

Eight Events In State Class B Track Meet Run By Area Entries

Area entrants set for eight events at the state Class B track meet with six area schools placing at the Shawnee Heights regional. Perry finished fourth with 15 points while Baldwin took ninth, Ton ganoxie and Wellsville tied for 11th with eight, McLouth fourth and Oskaloosa two. Perry sprinter Steve Crawshaw won the 120 yard high hurdles and Wellsville medley relay captured by.

Shawnee Heights Perry Baldwin Tonganoxie Wellsville McLouth Oskaloosa Steve Crawshaw Toby Orr Bill Stallard Tom Swan Daryl Bell

Kansans End Raft Trip Short of Topeka

Four Kansas State University students began a raft journey from Manhattan to Topeka on the Kansas River. Low water and a rainstorm forced them to abandon the river at Wamego after covering about halfway, finishing the trip by motorcar. The travelers were Dan McJunkin Steven Reed and Bob Branam of Topeka and Jim Moore of Buffalo New York. They departed Manhattan at 8 am Saturday.

Wamego Kan Kansas River Kansas State University Manhattan Topeka Dan McJunkin Steven Reed Bob Branam Jim Moore Buffalo N. Y

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