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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
10
Cleveland builds a 5-0 lead by the fourth as Fred Whitfield hits a three run homer and Rocky Colavito contributes early offense. Boston starter Billy Monbou-gish struggles, allowing multiple runs while Indians relief holds firm in a decisive win.
The New York Yankees beat Washington 3 0 and 4 3 to extend their winning streak to five games. Stottlemyre earned his eighth victory with a two hitter in the first game and Bob Till homered in the fourth, while the Yankees pounded Richert and bullpen, scoring on consecutive innings with key hits from Elston Howard Tom Tresh and Hector Lopez.
Rodriguez captured the Western Open on a 6,686 yard course with a 268 total, one stroke ahead of Palmer to set a 16 under par mark. Lema seeks Britain after Sunday’s final. O'Shanter hosts the event starting Thursday and features challengers Ray Floyd and Dean Refram among the contenders.
Tom McCraw hit a grand slam in the fifth and Danny Cater homered as the Chicago White Sox erupted for seven runs in the sixth, routing Minnesota 17-4 to seize the American League lead and knock the Twins from first place. Eddie Fisher earned his ninth win.
Dennis McLain earned the victory for Detroit improving to 5 3 on the season as the Tigers held on for a 4 3 win over Baltimore. Don Wert belted a homer and drove in two runs while Al Kaline added two RBIs on a single. Willie Horton crashed into a gate chasing a fly ball injuring him in the eighth. Luis Aparicio legged a third inning triple after a fan touched a ball as it dropped, scoring Russ Snyder.
The Red Cheks and Levelland clash at 8 00 p m on Lowrey Field to test undefeated records in Congressional District 19. Jim Bob Darnell will pitch for Hub City and Max Martin will catch. Byron Price starts at fire with Jim Stinson at second and Te Wooldridge at third. Randy Bowlin at short and Steve Hurt or Ken Riddle in left with Mike Parker center and Roger Gamblin right.
Lubbock Automen aim for a sixth straight Cong District 19 win as they travel to Denver City for American Legion baseball action. Coach Earl Parker plans to start Ronnie Suffield or Chris on the mound with Jimmy Boyd catching and Pena at second.
The report notes a world record in the 100 meter freestyle and a 1 12.0 time for the women's free, with Le Joachim Woehler of Germany cited. Other golds include Barry Knap and Katalin Andok in diving and discus, while a 1500 meter freestyle marks the Hun performance. The United States and Finland remain unbeaten in basketball as Gene ti leads Washington with 22 and Paul Koessler adds 18 in a 96 44 win over Belgium.
Tony Farrell, NCAA half mile champion from St at s University of New, defied the NCAA ban on the feat and placed third in the 880 while earning a spot on the team. Berlin fire threat prompts cautious stance on building safety.
Lindgren finished second to Milis in a meet and secured a place on the U S team to face Russia in Kiev this July. Bates defended Lindgren’s decision to enter the AAU event and said he ran a fine race. Discussions at the university and with the NCAA were mentioned but no dates set.
Juan Marichal limited the Dodgers to six hits, outdueling Don Drysdale to earn the Giants a 5 0 victory at Candlestick Park. The win halted L A's three game streak and kept San Francisco within reach of the division leaders.
Chicago pitcher Jackson held Houston to six hits and a 7-2 Cubs win. Offense featured a four-run fifth inning sparked by Drysdale and key hits from Dick Schotteld and Willie Mays. Santo hit his 16th homer as Chicago pulled away, while Marschal improved to 12-6 with the victory.
Drysdale opened the fifth with a two-base error on Hal Lanier and then mis played Randy Hundley’s bunt. Lanier scored on a rundown aided by catcher John Roseboro’s interference. Dodgers commit three errors in the inning as Matty Alou and Jim Hart drive in runs in a key inning.
Don Cardwell held Cincinnati to three hits through eight innings before a late rally by the Reds in the ninth, aided by McBean’s two outs, while Pete Rose and Frank Robinson sparked a chaotic frame. Gordon Cole doubled off the bench for Cincinnati.
Chris Short pitched a four hit shutout for Philadelphia as Johnny Callison blasted a triple and scored on a wild pitch in the third inning. Rich Allen and Wes Covington added run scoring singles while Stallard took the loss for St. Louis.
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