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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
10
Willie Stargell slugged three homers and a double, driving in six as the Pirates crushed the Dodgers 13-3. He moved to 20 homers on the season amid a hot 30-game stretch, while Don Drysdale absorbed the loss for Los Angeles.
Weekend games list from Lions Field and Campbell Field with multiple matchups at 5 and 7 p.m. plus Saturday buttons. The Lakeshore Lions edged Easy Finance 7 6 with Francis earning the win and Hastings taking the loss. Mathews hit a grand slam as Eastgate beat A C Music 9 7. Ouachita Gravel defeated Spats Drug 10 2 as McCoy got the win. Gay Clothing beat News Star 10 6 with Lary the winner.
West Monroe Dixie Youth Monroe Building & Loan defeated Monroe Sand & Gravel 4-3 in a tight interleague game. Corbin Watson and Wilhite had hits for the winners while Sim mons D Vean and G Gaskin produced hits for the losers. Pulp & Paper beat Colbert Sports 5-4 as Pace Shields and Entriken had hits for the winners, Lewis went 2-3 for Colbert Sports. Glen Barnes fanned 15 in First National 5-3 win over Gibson's with Allen Rietzhammer 3-4 for the victors. KUZN shutout Barker's Rent All 4-0 as Jeff Hendrix struck out 10. both teams had two hits.
The Red Sox Phillies and Cardinals join a growing list of fined players for curfew violations. Ken Boyer and Phil Gagliano were fined by Red Schoendienst for base running errors, while others faced penalties under teams' strict curfew rules. Mickey Mantle, Pedro Ramos, Hal Reniff and Mets players also faced fines earlier in the season.
Allen Fox of Los Angeles upset third seed Jan Erik Lundquist at Wimbledon to reach the fourth round on his 26th birthday while Eugene Scott advanced in a tight three setter. Dennis Ralston and Jim McManus also won to reach the round of 16 as U S players clocked several wins.
Dublin reports twenty five million Americans will view the Irish Sweeps Derby live on Saturday via the Ear ly Bird satellite. ABC TV will televise the 9:45 to 10:15 a.m. EDT broadcast as 22 horses contest the $160,000 race. Four American owned horses and one Canadian owned horse run, with Meadow Court the strong favorite and Balfour the second choice, both cited from owner names Max Bell of Calgary and John McShain of Philadelphia.
Veterans Dick Mayer and Lionel Hebert top a crowded field of 51 golfers at the St. Paul Open, firing seven under par 64s. Notables including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot 66 and 70 respectively as the $100,000 event began at Keller Course with expectant cuts. Mayer praised his best round in a decade after 25 putts.
Former middleweight champion Bobo Olson of San Francisco won a 10 round decision over Andy Kendall of Seapoose Oregon at the Reno Centennial Coliseum. Olson, 38, weighed 175 pounds and used sharp left hooks and body shots to dominate Kendall. In the ninth round Olson scored a knockdown sending Kendall to the canvas. About 3,000 fans observed Olson’s mastery of age over youth in a fast moving bout.
Huntsville Texas rider Robert Lee Baird won the first race at Hazel Park on Cara Sorella, making him the 12th North American rider to reach 2,600 career wins. The 7-year-old mare paid $11.20, $4.60 and $2.60. Time was 1:21 3-5 for 6 furlongs.
In Major League Baseball the pitching champions are those with the lowest earned run average across 162 or more innings pitched. The standard gates include a minimum innings requirement to qualify for the ERA title, emphasizing consistency and durability.
Willie Stargell of the Pirates slugged three homers and a double, driving in six runs to power a 13-3 victory over the NL leading Los Angeles. Dick Ellsworth earned his fifth straight win as the Cubs beat the Braves 3-1 on six hits.
English Test cricketer Ted Dexter, 30, broke his right leg when a stalled car he was pushing collided with a factory gate near Brentford. The incident occurred Thursday night and left him hospitalized for treatment.
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