Cardinals face tough stretch amid 18 game threat
Cardinals endure a challenging period with 18 games looming, testing depth and consistency as the schedule intensifies.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
10
Chisox Edge Brewers 5-1 in Exhibition Battle
In Atlanta the Chicago White Sox beat Milwaukee 5-1 as Ozzie Virgil singled in the first to drive in Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron. Eddie Mathews homered in the third after a walk by Melky Miller, and Jim Schaffer delivered a pinch hit double for Chicago's lone run in the fifth. Dick Kelley earned the win, pitching five innings.
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Atlanta
Oy Ree
Ory Bie
Dory Baerty
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Mhelier
Eddie Mathews
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Jim Schaffer
Dick Kelley
Tommy John
Nicklaus Still Leading Money Winners On Tour
Jack Nicklaus remains atop the PGA money list with a total of 63 688 dollars from official and unofficial events. Tony Lema follows with 56 814 dollars, Dan Sikes Jr. 50 915, Bruce Crampton 56 579, and Bruce Devlin 47 047, with other players listed in order of earnings.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fila
Jack Nicklaus
Professon
Jekaue
Professional Golfers Association
Tony Lema
Dan Sikes Jr
Bruce Crampton
Bruce Devlin
Dantel Jr
Doug Sanders
Jecphen Pott
Bert Weaver
E Knudson
Bobby Nichols
Hayes Seeks Full Pardon For 1960 Robbery
Olympic gold medalist Bob Hayes asks the Florida Pardon Board for release from probation on June 23 1960 robbery case. He was given 10 years probation for robbing Franklin Barnum of $5 and gum. Co-defendant James W Vickers received six months in jail.
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Fila
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Franklin Barnum
James W. Vickers
Florida Pardon Board
Chicago Edges Houston In Low Scoring Victory
Chicago defeated Houston 2 0 as Larry Jackson snapped a five game winless streak. Don Williams and Billy Williams connected on key singles, Ron Santo contributed in the field, and Ernie Banks drove in a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Houston
Larry Jackson
Don
Billy Williams
Les
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Jackson
Pro Am roundup features tight finish and wide field
In a one day Pro Am event 88 players competed with Dion Wayne tied for third and one stroke back. Participants included Boyd vot Wayne Plainview Wyndel Holly Littlefield Elena Burke Littlefield Machen Lan ny Tucker Hart Sam Clark Houston Hamby Olton Otis Goill Hugh Amarillo Matt Foster Clovis Ray Copeland Olton Irvin Mason Clovis.
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Dion Wayne
Boyd Vot
Wayne - Plainview
Wyndel Holly
Littlefield
Elena Burke
Machen
Lanny Tucker
Hart
Sam Clark
Houston Hamby
Olton
Otis Goillhugh
Amarillo
Matt. Foster
Clovis
Ray Copeland
Irvin Mason
Linebacker Huff Signs Three Year Pact with Redskins
Sam Huff signed a three year contract with the Washington Redskins on Monday for an estimated 30 000 dollars plus benefits. The nine year veteran from New York said he aims to finish his career with Washington to keep his children in the same school. No salary figure was released, but the raise over 1964 levels is noted. PARIS A French oven maker will turn out tool sheds.
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Washington
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Huff
Redskins
New York
Cardinal trade moves left hander Woodeshick and Cuellar
Cardinal Manager Schoendienst said the trade would go through even if Taylor had improved. Taylor, 28, struggled this year after a strong bullpen role last season. Woodeshick, 32, came from Houston in a deal pursued since early season. Cuellar, 28, had prior Cardinals tenure and posted mixed numbers this season before the move.
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Cardinal
Schoendienst
Taylor
Iverear
Woodeshick
Cardinals
New Matador Coach Appointed by School Board
AP report notes Wilburn names Charien Johnson as superintendent and Myers, a Rochelle head coach for three years and a graduate of H Payne College, joins as new Matador coach.
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Matador
Wilburn Place
Charien Johnson
Myers
H .Payne College
Rochelle
Red Sox Outfielder Tra Flagstead Sets Three Double Plays
Boston outfielder Tra Flagstead started three double plays on April 26 1926, highlighting defensive impact in a Boston game.
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Trouble
Boston
UPI
Tra Flagstead
Boston Red Sox
South Texas high school baseball title race heats up
The Brownsville Eagles lead with a 29-7 mark and two pitchers Charley Vaughn and Tony Barbosa have combined for five no hitters this season. South San Antonio aims for a sixth AAA title behind Johnny Guzman 19-0 and teammates Eddie Tello 13-1 and Mike Biko 8-1. Austin El Paso ace Bob Arnold 16-1 owns 233 strikeouts with a pair of one hitters.
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Brownsville
Charley Vaughn
Tony Barbosa
South San Antonio
Johnny Guzman
Guzman
Eddie [Tello
Mike Biko
Froehling Wins in Wimbledon Warmup at Queen's Club
US Davis Cup players Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling opened at Queen's Club in London with strong serves and volley tactics. Ralston beat Keith Wooldridge 6 2 6 3 after leading 4 2 in the second set, while Froehling outplayed John McDonald with varied pace and drop shots. Additional US players like Marty Riessen and Allen Fox advanced or were upset in early rounds as preparations for Wimbledon continue.
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London
Dennis Ralston
Frank Froehling
United States
Ralston
U.S
Bakersfield
Keith Wooldridge
Coral Gables
Fla
John McDonald
New Zealand
Queen’s Club
Uncle Sam
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Evanston
Ill
Reds edge Mets as Maloney loses no-hitter in 10th
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney carried a no-hitter into the 10th inning but was touched for a hit by Denis Menke before the Mets finally broke through. The Reds won 1-0 on an error and a key defensive play at the plate. Pinson was later cut down at the plate on Cannizzaro’s throw.
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Grain futures mixed as soybeans weaken and wheat rises
In Chicago trading the grain futures market showed soybeans under strong selling pressure with old crop prices down while wheat advanced on speculation and crop damage potential. July soybeans fell to near 3414 cents, after a stop loss surge, with a reported union shipworkers strike fear easing later. Wheat gained on reports of further winter crop damage from rain and flooding in Kansas.
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Kansas
Drysdale Triumphs in Eastbourne Davis Cup Tie
South Africa’s Clif Drysdale defeated Mike Sangster of England 6 4 4 6 0 6 3 in Eastbourne pitting Drysdale against Britain. The loss knocked Britain out of the European Zone semifinals for the first time in 12 years.
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Eastbourne
England
Clif Drysdale
South Africa
Mike Sangster
Saturdeane
Britain
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