Chicago Trims Minnesota in Tight AL Race
Chicago won 5-4 at Minnesota as Pete Ward, Tom McCraw, Ron Hansen and Don Buford doubled to key offense. Berry hit his 10th homer in the seventh. Hoyt Wilhelm closed after John Buzhardt held the Twins to five hits. Grants left with two unearned runs in first inning. Veresalles.
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Arkansas players speak on punts and 1964 linebackers
Parker and Lindseys comments highlight punt returns and opponents in Arkansas football. Willis praised for tough blocks, unsteady jinx chatter surfaces as players discuss future games and career plans. Burns and Cunningham add notes on practice and speed with high school playoff references.
Angels Rally Behind Chance to Top Kansas City 4-1
Dean Chance pitched a four hitter for his fifth straight win as the Los Angeles Angels beat Kansas City 4-1. Chance struck out 14 and allowed an unearned run in the sixth after a fielding error, with Al Spangler scoring on a misplayed ball that sailed into right field. Jim Fregosi doubled and scored in the fourth for the Angels, who took the lead on a sixth inning error.
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Arkansas Shows Hopeful Offense Under Broyles
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles outlines a faster offense for 1965 built on a backfield of Bobby Burnett Jim Lindsey and Bobby Nix with a revamped fullback role. He notes faster line play from tackles Glen Ray Hines and Dick Cunningham and a strengthened secondary despite losing eight defensive starters as the team eyes a strong season. Bonn Germany reports new Red troop activities.
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National League Matchups Hit Thick On Weekend Card
National League doubleheaders feature Pittsburgh at Milwaukee led by Sisk, Blasingame facing off in Milwaukee. New York meets St Louis as Gardner starts for the visitors. San Francisco sends Marichal or Perry to the mound against Chicago’s Ellsworth. Philadelphia visits Cincinnati with Burdette opposing Ellis. Los Angeles pits Koufax against Houston with Roberts on the hill.
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Golfer Conine Keeps Lead After Round One
Conine, continued from page three, birdied hole nine to spark a strong round. Sealey notched three birdies and a bogey, while Lawson moved to two under with birdies on four and eleven before bogeys on twelve and thirteen evened his score. Lawson then birdied fifteen to share second place after round one.
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Orioles defeat Indians 1 0 in 11th on Aparicio single
Luis Aparicio delivered an 11th inning single to score Dave Johnson and give the Baltimore Orioles a 1-0 win over the Cleveland Indians. Bob Tiefenauer relieved Sam McDowell after 10th, with McDowell fanning 16 and two hits allowed. Barber pitched well for Baltimore as Miller finished for the win.
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