Braves Will Not Leave For Southland In 1965
Milwaukee County Board Chairman Eugene H Grobschmidt rejected speculation that the Braves might move to Atlanta in exchange for a 1966 major league franchise. He dismissed a $500000 ransom offer from Bartholomay and said Milwaukee wants baseball here through fall 1965 and in 1966 and beyond.
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Braves
Southland
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Eugene H. Grobschmidt
Atlanta
Beyood
Grobschmidt
William Bartholomay
The
Bartholomay
Teams, Inc
Baseball
Batholomay
Edmund B. Fitzgerald
Teams
Emerson Rally Beats Drysdale In London Semis
Wimbledon champion Roy Emerson trailed 3-6 9-7 6-4 to Cliff Drysdale in blustery London Grass Courts semifinals before saving a match point in the second set. Emerson advances to face Dennis Ralston, who crushed Bob Howe 6-2 6-0.
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London
Roy Emerson
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Emerson
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Bob Howe
Drysdale
Drys
10th Inning Hit Gives Cardinals Win Over Tribe
Bill White homered leading off the 10th to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5 4 win over Milwaukee. Cards built a 4 2 lead, Braves tied in ninth on Mack Jones two run shot off Don Dennis. Dennis first major league appearance.
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Milwaukee
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
White
Phil Niekro
Braves
Mack Jones
Don Dennis
Dennis
Cardinals
Mike de la Hoz
Wade Blasin
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
de la Hez
Ken Boyer
Gagliano
Jerry Buchek
ST. Louis
Alou If
Maxvill
Ock
Aaron
Jones
Simmons
Altomar
Skinner
Mat
Warwick
Cline
E—Brock
delaHoz
Torre
Alou
Alomar
S$ Buchek
Uecker
SF —Jones
Ha Simmons
Dennis W
US Stallard
Woodesnick
Blasingamesa
Osinski
Niekro T
O'Dell
Seace Simmons
Blasingame
Niekro
Recreation Softball League results across multiple churches and leagues
Ridge Avenue bats led by White with a homer and three hits propelled a 13 12 win over Victory Bass as Harris was the losing pitcher. Lakeshore Baptist beat Temple Baptist 16 11 with Gober hot for Lake shore, Fitzerald homering. Church C League Stone Avenue Methodist triumphed 3 1 over Winns boro Road Baptist on Brown and McPee homers. LOS defeated Calvary Friday night with Rugg Tolbird homers and winning battery. Industrial League Futch Roofing beat Fire Department 7 2, Fontana homered, Bar ton two runs batted in for losers. Morgan Lindsey won by forfeit over the Optimists. Jaycees won 85 over Central Bank with Oroviet homer and Fishman win. Pizarro AcCandiah the battery in Pies Finance 2 - victory, Sgt Vester Guirladde the battery. Getlery Meare McGandish homered for winners. Coco Cola beat Orkin 17 1 as Calhoun homered. Strain Shiver winning battery. LADIES League Independents beat Point Fidelity 6 1. Looper and Hance contributed. Zengier Fields won the battery. Ezell Futrol tossed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Avenue
Victory Bass
Harris
McEnery
Gilley
Lakeshore Baptist
Temple Baptist
Gober
Lakeshore
Fitzerald
Beardon
Temple
Davidson
Stone Avenue Methodist
Winnsboro Road Baptist
Brown
McPee
Johnson
Stone
Eubanks
Bonnet
L.O.S
Calvary
Resse Rugg
Ben Bennett
Paul Tolbird
Los
Raymond Rugg
Tolbird
Owen
Thomas
Futch
Futch Roofing
Fire Department
Mickey Fontana
Lew Barton
Willis Smith
Gary Futch
Telano
Alger
Morgan
Lindsey
Jaycees
Oroviet
Central Bank
Fishman
Chapman
Caldwell
Jos Pies Finance
Pizarro
AcCandiah
Battery
Sgt Vester
Guirladde
Toring
Meare
McGandish
Coco Cola
Orkin
Calhoun
Solunar Period Timings Printed for Fish and Wildlife Activity
The schedule lists minor and major solunar periods with start times and durations. Major periods begin at the noted times and last around one and a half to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. The dates and day labels follow the ALM and PM indicators for planning outdoor activity.
London tennis results at Queen’s Club semifinals and finals
In London the London Lawn Tennis Tournament at Queen’s Club saw Denis Ralston defeat Bob Howe 6-2 6-0 in the men's singles semifinal. Annette Van Zyl beat Jane Albert 2 4 6 0 63 in the women’s. Roy Emerson defeated Cliff Drysdale 3-6 9-7 6-4. Christine Truman defeated Rita Bentley 6-2 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen's Club
Denis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Bob Howe
Australia
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Senators Beat Orioles 2-0 to End Streak at Seven
Washington pitcher Pete Richert and reliever Ron Kline combined on a four hitter to defeat Baltimore 2-0, snapping the Orioles seven game winning run. Richert improved to 4-5, departing after a ninth inning pinch hit, with Kline closing out the last three outs as Washington halted a four game skid. Renamed box scores show Zimmer and Adair contributing early and the Senators tallying in the first and ninth innings while Baltimore managed no runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pete Richert
Ron Kline
Washington Senators
Orioles
Richert
Kline
Senators
Washington
Bi Zimmer
Adair
Aparicio
Mull
Brandt
Robins
Johnson
Howard
Powell
Bowens
Chance
Belfary
Orsino
Camilli
Blair
Erkman
Palmer
Snyder
Hamlin
E-Barber
McMullan
Palmer L
Fee Barber
King
West Monroe Dixie Youth Piggly Wiggly Tops Falstaff
Piggly Wiggly clinched its second Dixie Youth win by defeating Falstaff 12 to 4 on 15 hits. The game featured strong hitting from both sides and a series of ahead-of-schedule innings before final lineup changes. Other Friday action included American Oil’s 7 to 6 comeback over Monroe Building and Loan and Colbert Sports’ 7 to 1 win over Central Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piggly Wiggly
Falstaff
Aguirre Pitches Detroit Tigers To 3-1 Win Over Athletics
Hank Aguirre allowed three hits and earned his eighth win as Detroit beat Kansas City 3-1 extending its streak to six. Ken Harrelson homered in the fourth for the Athletics, while Kaline Wert and Aguirre contributed key hits for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Hank Aguirre
Kansas City
Athletics
Tigers
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Detroit
Thomas
Causey
Lumpe
Charles
Demeter
Har‘ison
Kaline
H’berger
Horton
Mathews
Wert
Stahl
A'liffe
Moore
O'Doghe
E—Q'donoghue
Campaneris
Harrellson
Faye
Stock
Dickson
Harper's homer helps Reds beat Cubs 3-1
Tommy Harper belted a two run homer and Vada Pinson added a run scoring double as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 Friday night. Harper's blast came in the first game after a tense pitching duel, with Cincinnati pushing across two early runs and holding on behind solid bullpen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tommy Harper
Vada Pinson
CinciNnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Cincinnati
Becker
Harper If
Landrum of
Rose
Williams
Pinson
Santo
Robinson Rf
Banks
Johnson
Altman
Edwards
Krug
Keoush
Rinov
Cardenas
Hr— Harper
Koonce L
Humphries
Begoo
Jay
McCool
Koonce
Corbett Ends Withdrawal In SEC Commissioner Debate
ATLANTA AP Jim Corbett, who asked to withdraw from SEC commissioner consideration, remains in the race after SEC presidents and a screening committee discuss the process to pick a successor to Bernie Moore. Moore, 70, may stay on past Feb 1 1966. three other directors and Art Guepe are also in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jim Corbett
Southeastern Conference
SEC
Bernie Moore
Andrew Holt
Tennessee
Holt
Corbett
Louisiana State University
LSU
Moore
Jeff Beard
Auburn
Wade Walker
Mississippi State
Art Guepe
Ohio Valley Conference
Vanderbilt
Walker
University of Tennessee
Phil Constance
Florida
Giants blank Mets as Haller and Mays power win
San Francisco pitcher Jack Sanford and reliever Frank Linzy combined on a four hitter to blank the New York Mets 3-0. Tom Haller drove in two runs with a homer and Willie Mays added another, giving the Giants the Friday night victory in front of home fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Jack Sanford
Frank Linzy
Tom Haller
Willie Mays
Francisco Giants
New York Mets
New York
Cowan
Krall
San Fran
Swoboda
Hr—Haller
Mays
Alou
BBSO
Cisco L
Eee
Ee Krall
Ee Ee Sanford
Linty Co Bad
Powder Puffs Derby Set For Harmon Raceway Sunday
Powder Puffs will run at Harmon Raceway with over fifty women qualifying for the Powder Puff Derby, a key drag racing feature in Monroe. Local favorites include Danny McEache r n in A-Modified Production, Roger Lewis in AA- Stocker, and Larry Copper in C-stock Automatic Pontiac. Time trials start 9 a.m. with eliminations at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Raceway
Monroe
Danny McEachern
Roger Lewis
Larry Cooper
Doc
Eiland
Shreveport
Bob
Shog Calhoun
Robert Skipper
West Monroe
Greene Captures Century Running at NCAA Meet
Nebraska star Charlie Greene won the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds at the 44th NCAA track and field championships in Berkeley. Darel Newman of Fresno State and Lynn Headley of Nebraska were second and tied for third at 9.5 seconds after Ed Roberts of North Carolina College was disqualified for two false starts.
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Berkeley
Calif
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Darel Newman
Fresno State
Lynn Headley
Ed Roberts
North Carolina College
Newman
Headley
Edwards Stadium
University of California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
John Fiore
Boston
Neer
Alex Schultern
Bowdoin
Bill Corsetti
Northeastern
Art Croasdale
Harvard
Dick Smith
San
Ray Barrus
Brigham Young
Earl Cubborn
UCLA
Eamon O’reilly
Georgetown
Jack Bachelor
Miami
Ohio
Tracy Smith
Oregon State
Charles Greene
Bernie Rivers
New Mexico
Henry Williams
Bowling Green
Larry Questad
Stanford
Paul Kerry
Southern California
Gerry Cerulta
Utah State
Theo Wiltz
Pat Pomphrey
Tennessee
Billi Roe
Washington
Eugene Washington
Michigan State
Indians Edge Angels 3 2 to extend win streak
Cleveland beat Los Angeles 3 2 for its sixth straight win as Rocky Colavito belted his 14th homer in the seventh off Rudy May. The Indians led 2 0 after one, the Angels tied it in the third, then Colavito provided the deciding run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Colavito
Angels
Rudy May
Indians
Dick Howser
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Lee Stange
Los Angeles
Cardenal
Howser
Pearson Rf
Cavanilio
Fregosi
Alvis
W.smith
Adcock
Wagner
Rodgers
Hinton
Schaal
Azcue
Knoop
Gonzalez
Clinton
Stange
Weaver
Spangler
Satriano
Latman
Stange Stee
Weaver W
Shell Oil Routs American Bank In Northside Game
Shell Oil scored in every inning except the second and fifth to beat American Bank 8 to 1. Pickering collected two hits for Shell Oil while Whitlow doubled for American Bank. In the second game Southern Equipment overwhelmed Central Bank 18 to 7 led by Fuller with three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil
American Bank
Pickering
Whitlow
Wb—Mullis
Sisson
Gebhart
Southern Equipment
Central Bank
Fuller
Causey
Central Southern
Hawthorne
Jones
Garfield
Wart
West Monroe Dixie Boys Rally Beats Monroe Concrete 8 6
Ryan Chevrolet uses late scoring to surge past Monroe Concrete 8 6. Key hits include Kevin McKnight and Wayne Butler triples for Ryan Chevrolet while Mike Riley and Ronnie Carpenter doubled for Monroe Concrete. Final line shows 6 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Chevrolet
Monroe Concrete
West Monroe
Dixie Boys
Mike Riley
Ronnie Carpenter
Monroe
Kevin McKnight
Wayne Butler
Rickey North
Bibb Ragland
Ouachita Federal
Confederates
Rickey Lewis
Bennie Beard
Mike Taylor
Kenneth Gallien
Mark Fuller
Marty Tidwell
Johnny Ellis
Dale Ferlicea
Reggie Crawford
Burk
Truck Leasing
Paper Workers
Doug Johnson
Adrian Berry
Bobby Jordan
Gary Farley
Burk’s Truck Leasing
Jerry Lockwood
David Shields
Larry Gates
Charles Schaeffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribe
John Alden Knight
Alden
Dale
Ralston
Howe
Christine Truman
England
Rita Bentley
Dixie Youth
Piggly
Dixie Sea Foods
Rivers Ford
Pingly Wiggly
Ako
American Oil
Ken Browder
Browder
McCormick
Randy Lewis
Colbert
Colbert Sports
Joel Childress
Gary Wilcoxin
Greg Zeigler
Carter
Ulp and Paper
Chuck 'Eddlie
Chuck Labranc
Mark Smith
Rick’ Weyland
Collier
McPard
Krauss
Stedman
Snellings
Sauiters
Willams
Gannaway
Saterfield
Bryan
Walton
Baker
Smith
Balsamo
Duley
Saulters
Duffey
Tolar
Brooks
Fisher
Malmie
Ward Sian Wisely
Ingly Falstaff
Ev Williama
Gonaway
Fiste Ler
May
Lob-Pigaly Wiggly
Balsarno
McFarland
McParland
Toler
Saviters
Saterfielssee
Baterfield
Pb—Gammaway
Ue Tallos
Stanievy
Pulp and Paper
Teddlie
Labrano
Weyland
Hebert
KUZN
Jeff Hendrix
Texaco
Milstead
David Mendrix
Stevie Swan
J. Hendrix
JD. Hendrix
Korn
Harpers
Reds
Cubs
Mimi Raney
Little Rock
Ark
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Miss Raney
Miss Tuero
Didates
Giants
Harmon Track
Silver Park
Greene
Century
Dixie League
Northeast Finance” Inc
Eastgate
Moa
Desiard
Bob Harmon
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