Tigers Break Up One-Hitter To Trip LA
Detroit breaks through after 12 innings of no-hits to beat Los Angeles 4 to 1 in 13 innings. Rookie Rudy May starts for the Tigers, limits the Angels to one hit until an eighth inning double, then Bob Lee holds the line before Willie Horton and Jackie Moore drive in the tying run on a passed ball.
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LOS Angeles
Detroit Tigers
Rudy May
Bob Lee
Bob Rodgers
May
Jake Wood
Lee
Tigers
Willie Horton
Jackie Moore
George Brunet
Rodgers
Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Brunet
Terry Fox
Angels
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia
Moore
Wood
Ray Oyler
George Thomas
Tiger
Dennis McLain
Knoop
Smith
Paul Schaal
Detroit
Homer By Hall Scalps Indians
Jimmie Hall hit a two run homer and pitchers Dave Boswell and Al Worthington held Cleveland to three runs as Minnesota won 6-3. Terry allowed two early Cleveland runs before Minnesota tied it in the third and pulled away with a Hall homer in the fourth.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Jimmie Hall
Dave Boswell
al Worthington
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Twins
Jim Grant
Rocky Colavito
Jerry Kindall
Hall
Ralph Terry
Harmon Killebrew
Boswell
Worthington
Colavito
Terry
Kralick
Bell
Azcue
Grant
Battey
W—Boswell
L—Terry
Kindall
Duke Victorious In Conference Play Amid Tight Outcomes
Duke improves to 6-8 overall and 1-1 in ACC after a 1-0 defeat of Wake Forest. Wake Forest errors and unearned runs helped Duke, while South Carolina drops to second after a 4-3 loss to Virginia. Maryland edges Clemson 2-1 on Bob McCarthy’s fourth inning homer as Tech tops UNC 6-5 on a late unearned run.
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Associated Press
Duke
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Virginia
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Maryland
Clemson
Bob McCarthy
Georgia Tech
Georgia
N.C. State
Ft. Lee
Pirates win twice as Bailey delivers game winner in nightcap
In Pittsburgh, Bob Bailey lined an eighth inning single to break a 4-4 tie and lift the Pirates to a 5-4 victory over Houston in the second game of a doubleheader after Houston won the opener 3-1. Bailey also doubled for Pittsburgh with other key hits from Clemente Stargell and Donn Clendenon.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Astors
John Bateman
Astros
Pirates
Bob Bruce
Bruce
Bailey
Manny Mota
Dave Giusti
al McBean
Pirate
Don Cardwell
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Wynn
Italy
Wynn
Dick Schofield
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Batman
Law
Face
Pagliaroni
Crandall
Bateman
Kroll Pitches Mets To Split With Giants
In the rain shortened second game, rookie Gary Kroll pitched a four hit gem for the Mets and sparked a four run rally with a single to beat San Francisco 7 to 1. Jesus Alou had three hits for the Giants in the opening win.
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NEW York
Gary Kroll
New York Mets
San Francisco
Jesus Alou
Giants
Kroll
Alou
Silent baseball night with scattered doubleheaders and errors
Schedule lists six night games including Cincinnati at Milwaukee and Houston at Philadelphia. Mets details obejct include Jose Pagan error and late runs driven by Kranepool and Christopher. San Francisco and New York box score notes include Swope boda homer and Kroll win.
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Cincinnati
Maloney
Milwaukee
Blasingame
Houston
Johnson
Farrell
Philadelphia
Bunning
Chicago
Ellsworth
St. Louis
Sadecki
W. L
G.B
Los Angeles
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Bounding Belgian Vanden Driessche Eyes Boston Triumph
The 69th Boston Marathon draws a record 444 entrants including the late era's prodigy Aurele Vanden Driessche who runs the course with precision amid top contenders. Defending champion pursues a third straight win, a feat unmatched since Clarence Demar in 1922 24.
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Boston
Aurele Vandendriessche
Boston A.A
Clarence Demar
Koufax Dominates Phillies For Dodgers Fifth-Run Rally Secures Win
Sandy Koufax, hampered by arthritic pitching, earns a 6-2 victory over Philadelphia. He allows five hits while striking out seven and walking five, with Jim Lefebvre driving in two on a third inning triple, and a fourth inning three-run rally aided by a passed ball.
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Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodgers
Bo Belinsky
John Roseboro
Jim Lefebvre
Ron Paily
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
Richie Allen
Dick Stuart
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Roseboro
Belin
Scouts' Cage Titles Decided at Fort Detrick Tournament
More than 126 Boy Scouts and Explorer Scouts competed across four age groups in the Francis Scott Key basketball tournament at Fort Detrick. Finals ended Saturday night in a modified double elimination format with key performances from Eric Dahlgren, Tom Parry, Richard Murry, Robbie Turner and others as Troop 799 claimed multiple titles.
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Boy Scouts
Fort Detrick
Eric Dahlgren
Terry DeGrange
Troop 799
Troops
Tom Parry
Steve Biggs
Post 799
Troop
Richard Murry
Forco
Robbie Turner
Post 261
Bill
Roessler Leads Troop 799 In Hour-Long Basketball Scoring Spree
In Frederick on April 19 1965 Roessler Jed scored 30 points to lead Troop 799 with DeGrange adding 25 and Shantz 2. The article also lists various players and scores across age groups and concludes with a note that the U S. received 102844 immigrants in 1964.
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Roessler Jed Post
Bob DeGrange
Ed Shantz
Danigren
Quigsay
Younge
Brewer
DeGrange
Pendietar
Chopline
Grogan
Parry
Brown
Ricketts
Braomfield
Runnels
Biggs
Amcnitt
Fisher
C. Dahlgren
Turner
Schmersshl
Evans
J. Runnels
WooMurrey
R. Murray
Dicksom
Lela
R. DeGrange
Aird
Schantz
Historical farm equipment list and models by maker
An itemized catalog of farming machinery including tractors hay conditioners combines corn planters cultivators disc harrows manure loaders mowers corn pickers plows rakes sprayers spreaders spring tooth harrows wagons and assorted miscellaneous parts. The long list specifies brands such as John Deere Oliver New Idea Massey Harris Allis-Chalmers Case New Holland Gehl and more with model numbers and configurations for sale or reference.
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John Deere
Massey Ferg
Allis Chalmers
THC
Cunningham
Meyer
Oliver
Allis-Chalmers
IHC
New Holland
Gehl
Lauder
Ferg
New Idea
Kosche
Massey Harris
AC Snap Cplr
Trip Ltd
Ford
Speedy
Grove
McCurdy
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Raymond
McKenzie
Giusti
Braand
Cardwell
Mc- Bean
L-Mackenzie
Mets
Ac— Finance Corporation
North Market
Third Frederick, Maryland
Telephone Monument
Leas
Mate Ender
Maryland Industries
EL Dilur
Fittsburgh
Narum
Daniels
More‘head
Lonborg
Lolich
Lopez
Segui
Pappas
John
Jose Pagan
Joe Christopher
Kranepool
Christopher
Hal Lanier
Pagan
San Fran
Iain Perry
Herbel
Duffalo
Canmazaro
W-Kroll
J. L-Perry
Swoboda
Gilette
Wyo
Gillette
Phils
Quynn
News-Post
Quynn’s the Friendly Store
East Patrick St
Greenfield
Vum Lawn Food
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick, Md
Sky
Wagner
Baldschun
Roebuck
Triandos
L—Belinsky
Stuart
the News
Frederick
U. S
N. Z. Cramer
Great Re
N. Z. Cramer & Son, Inc
Dial
Woodsboro, MD
Governor Johnson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Speed
Tegata
Ata
Loe
Killefer
John Deere Kba
Lavell
Harvester
AT Finch Services, Inc
Westminster
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