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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1965
Page
12
Jack Nicklaus eagled the 17th hole to break a four way tie and win the Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke finishing 11 under par 271. The two year old Masters champion faced trouble on the 17th hole when his drive ended up among trees, yet he sunk a four foot putt to seal the victory.
Jack Nicklaus shot a 68 to win at Whitemarsh Valley, finishing at nine under par after a tense final round. Doug Sanders Randy Glover Joe Campbell and others chased him. Nicklaus captured his fourth tour event of 1965 and rose to $114,000 in season earnings, nearing Palmer's single season record.
Hagerstown edged Brunswick 4 2 to capture the Maryland championship and advance to Division 4 of the Little League World Series. Kent Hoover pitched a four hitter and drove in a run while Dave McLane and Mitch Deener limited Hagerstown to three hits, Knepper homering in the fourth.
Multiple race card at Shenandoah lists purses from 1000 to 1500 with 2 to 4 year olds and up. Entries include Muss Peerless 113 Hyattstown Miss 113 Moonlight Gail 113 and others with assigned weights and claimed amounts.
Washington broke open a 1-4 game with five runs in the eighth, led by two-run singles from Jim King and Mike Brumley, to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 6-4. Narum, Koplitz, Kreutzer, Duren, and Kline pitched for Washington with Brumley and Newman aiding at the plate. Sukla took the loss for Los Angeles.
Tony Gonzalez sparked a three run rally with a second inning double and a third inning homer to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5 2 win in the opener as they split the twi night doubleheader with Pittsburgh. Pagliaroni hit two homers for the Pirates in the first game.
Jim Maloney pitched a four hitter and Leo Cardenas led a 20 hit attack with three hits and four RBIs as Cincinnati overwhelmed the Dodgers 18-0. Tom Harper added three hits including a homer, while Vada Pinson and Pete Rose each homered and doubled. Drysdale lasted two innings for Los Angeles before giving up six runs.
MILWAUKEE AP Ed Mathews collected five hits and seven RBIs as the Milwaukee Braves swept a Sunday doubleheader from Houston. Billy O Dell earned clutch relief in game one and also picked up the win in relief in game two. Houston homers by Morgan Wynn Gentile Mayo, while Milwaukee homers came from Mathews Torre Belling and others.
Several Sunday games were not played due to clashes with a Babe Ruth League Regional Tournament in Frederick. In the Maryland State League Mt Airy versus Bruns wick and New Market versus Frederick were postponed. Tri-County Middletown Doubs was not played. Heart of Maryland Pleasant Walk forfeited to Todd Steel and Mt Lena Frederick was postponed.
In Detroit, the New York Yankees beat the Tigers 6 to 5 as Pepitone drove in the deciding run in the ninth. Mantle walked but was forced at second, Elston Howard singled, then Pepitone followed with a game winning single. Downing homered for New York and Kaline homered for Detroit. Reniff, Pena took the win and loss respectively.
Behind six sturdy innings from Buzz Wagner, Economy Oil defeated Damascus 92 in a Baker Park exhibition. Guy Ramsburg drove in two runs with a first inning single, four Oilers crossed in the second, Wagner allowed two early runs then shut out the rest, Zimmerman and Young each had two hits, and Crone and Allison doubled. Economy Oil tours Damascus Saturday at 6 30 p.m. and hosts Hagerstown All Stars on the 21st at 6 30 p.m.
Billy Williams lined a high fly that dropped between two New York outfielders to drive in the tie breaking run as the Chicago Cubs shaded the Mets 14-10 to complete a Sunday doubleheader sweep. Ernie Banks and Ed Bailey had driven in all seven Chicago runs in a 7-6 win in the opener.
The San Francisco Giants won their sixth straight, trimming St. Louis 6 4 in a road game. Willie McCovey hit his 26th homer and Willie Mays his 30th as the Giants erased a 4 1 deficit and pulled within one game of the NL lead behind Warren Spahn who earned his 361st victory. Jesús Alou also homered and Mays added a late two run burst in a tight pitching duel with Curt Simmons.
Baseball standings and results from both leagues show Cincinnati and Los Angeles leading the National League with Milwaukee and San Francisco close behind. In the American League Minnesota and Baltimore lead as Detroit and New York compete for spots. Ron Hansen and Dick Howser are noted for logging 160 double plays or more in 1964.
Chicago and Cleveland split as Chico Salmon delivered a seventh inning double for a five run rally giving Cleveland a 6 4 win over Chicago in the first game of a doubleheader before rain stopped play on the second. Siebert earned the win. Peters took the loss. Skowron hit a solo homer for Chicago.
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