Athletics crush Indians 7 1 as Horshberger drives win
Kansas City Athletics routed Cleveland 7 1 led by Mike Horshberger with four RBIs and Larry Stahl three key hits. A’s tallied three in the seventh and two in the eighth to seal the game, after Max Alvis put the Indians ahead with a second inning homer. Gary Bell chased after seven hits and six walks allowed. In Philadelphia, Mel Meagher, 27, signed and will report to Ion, South Dakota, in the Northern League.
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Cleveland
Mike Horshberger
Larry Stahl
Kansas City Athletics
A's
Bert Campaneris
Stale
Jim Gosger
Horshberger
Stahl
Repez
Gosger
Roger Repez
Hershberger
Indians
Max Alvis
Gary Bell
Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Mel Meagher
Rolling Hills
Meagher
Ion
S.D
Football Coaches Worry During Offseason Roster Talk
Worrying dominates summer routines for coaches like Pat Patterson of Tastosa and Emory Bellard of Angelo amid debates over Reds and Bobcats. The piece notes returning stars Monty Johnson and Kim Malone lead in rushing, Johnson a top all around performer, Danny Lester as top passer catcher, and previews shifts as schools brace for 1966. It also recalls historic Lubbock High moments and hints at a Tokyo Olympics color film planned by the Continental Fine Arts theater.
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Pat Patterson
Tastosa
The
Reds
Avernus Choier
Tascosa
Patterson
Siu
Johnson
Liz
Robert Ferem
Lester
Angelo
Emory Bellard
Johnny Harris
DeWain Weldon
Lubbock High Westerners
Labhock High Pirates
LHS
Wayland Colles
Wayland
Hub City
Post City
Continental Fine Arts Theater
Phillies edge Pirates 8 7 in wild 48-minute affair
White Allen Homer Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 8 to 7 as Dick Groat hits and a late rally lift the Phillies. Key plays include Van Greefs triple and a homer by Kite, with Chris Short lasting in a high-scoring game and Pirates’ Muskison hit by a pitch to start a tense sequence.
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Adelphia
Dick Groat
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
van Greet
Kite
Connie Rojas
Allen
Phil
Chris Short
Jams
Prete Rierate
Jander Vern Lage
Beesly St Thiaden
Hee
Fotemien Iy Feest
Yan Imple
Pole Muskison
Emerson Sweeps Past Smith In All England Tennis Tourney
Emerson beat Stan Smith 62 62 60 to reach the All England quarterfinals as rain delayed many fourth round matches at Wimbledon. Margaret Smith also advanced, while others faced interruptions or postponed play, including top seeds and promising prospects amid heavy rain and bright sun earlier in the day.
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Wimbledon
England
Roy Emerson
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Margaret Smith
Lurday
Dennis Champion
Ralston
Bakersfield
Australia
Germany
Emerson
Billie Jean
Ranishing
Long Beach Calif
Kathy Krantzcke
Annette van Zal
South Jby
Africa
Allowi Arnold
Redwood City
Manuel
Santana
Spain
Ann Jones
Britain
Madonna Schacht
Heather Match
Bi Naney Richey
Dallas
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Laws
Sun Calif
Richey
Kimsi-Soo Captures Junior Boxing Crown
Kimsi Soo of Korea upset defending champion Nino Benvenuti of Italy to win the world junior middleweight title by a split decision in a six round bout. Benvenuti suffered his first defeat after a long career, and both fighters weighed about 152 pounds.
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Seoul
Korea
Kim Si Soo
Nino Benvenuti
Taly
Benyenuti
Kim Si-Soo
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Denmark
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Bob Hewit
Oonman
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Tor Hekeispset
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Pion
Rhode Island
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Rhode Island Country Club
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