Legion Tops Wapello As Muscatine Wages Late Tie
Legion baseball action delayed by rain as Muscatine and Wapello open doubleheader at Tom Bruner Field ending 1-1. Rauschenberger pitched a four hitter for Muscatine in game one while Berlin held Wapello to one hit in a five inning second game cut short for baccalaureate services.
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Muscatine
Wapello
Tom Bruner
Sam Rauschenberger
Dave Sheridan
Mediapolis
Steve Garvin
Rick Berlin
Denny Garvin
Gacker
Wally Benson
Bob Leech
Leech
Ken Leech
Dave Hook
Berlin
Mike Rutter
Dodgers Unveil New Weapon In Dodgers Gilliam Homers
Dodgers beat Braves in opener 4 0 then lose 4 3 in second. Maury Wills caught stealing twice as Gilliam hit two homers. Gilliam drove in three and scored three, lifting average to .360. Don Drysdale won game one for Dodgers. Braves - Bobby Bragan shifts Sadowski to pitch and O Dell to first after single.
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Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Braves
Dodgers
Wills
Gilliam
Joe Torre
Dick Kelley
Gene Oliver
Willis
Bobby Bragan
Bob Sadowski
Bill O'Dell
Sadowski
Lou
Major League Stars Relief Pitchers and Power Hitters Dominate
Major league action features Tom Tresh homering three times and driving in five in a 12 0 win over the White Sox while Al Downing shut out Chicago to complete the doubleheader sweep. Other results include Roberto Clemente and Don Pavelitch driving in multiple runs, Bob Veale’s second straight shutout, and Johnny Callison delivering a clutch three run homer in a Cubs win. Multiple stars from the Yankees Giants Pirates Phillies and Reds contribute strong performances across night games.
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Tom Tresh
Yankees
Chicago
al Downing
White Sox
Veale
Bob Veale
Pirates
Mets
Roberto Clemente
Warren Spahn
New York
Jesse Gonder
Johnny Lewis
Don Cardwell
Johnny Callison
Hail To All Wins Derby Season Dirtied Clash For 3-Year-Old Title
In the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct a resurgent Hail To All defeated Preakness winner Tom Rolfe as First Family faded and Dapper Dan was fourth. The result underscores that the 1965 3-year-old championship remains unsettled with Northern Dancer and other stars in contention. Trainer Eddie Yowell had added blinkers before the Jersey Derby victory, signaling a potential shift in form for the mature season.
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New York
Tom Rolfe
First Family
Dapper Dan
Ben Cohen
Hai
Aqueduct
Johnny Sellers
Whip
Northern Dancer
Tom, Rolfe
Lucky Debonair
Eddie Yowell
Tresh Hits Three Homers As Yankees Sweep Sox
Tom Tresh of the New York Yankees fails to homer a fourth time in the eighth inning against Ted Wills but collects three homers in the double header. He adds a single and a double, driving in five and scoring six as New York dominates Chicago 6 1 and 1 2. The Yankees also benefit from White Sox losses as Minnesota, Cleveland, and others post wins across the majors. Tresh’s three blasts give him nine on the season while White Sox slide further from Minnesota.
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Whitey Ford
Ron Hansen
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Zimmerman
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Twins
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Gary Bell
Tigers
Max Alvis
Joe Sparma
Sparma
Rudy May
Angels
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Red Sox
Felix Manfilla
Dallen Jones
Mike Hershberger
Nelson Mathews
Athletics
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