Cubs Split Doubleheader With Astros Behind Faul Shutout
Chicago Cubs earn a 2-0 win over Houston in the nightcap to salvage a split after Houston won the opener 7-4. Bill Faul moved to 3-3 with another shutout, while Houston’s Larry Vierk er took the loss in the early game. Ron Santo drove in two runs for Chicago while Bobby Bonds and Vic Roznovsky keyed Houston’s efforts.
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Jimmy Stewart
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Hoeft
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Santo
Dix
Owens
Ad- Jesh
Roznovsky
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Mets Bombed by Cards in 8-1 rout at New York
St. Louis pitcher Bob Gibson improved to 15-9 with 11 strikeouts and a stingy eighth, as Ken Boyer blasted a two run homer and added another in a five run fifth inning. Charlie Smith homered for the Mets, but New York left fielder Ron Hunt misplayed an early ball and the Cards bounced the Mets 8-1, their 11th win in 12 against them this season.
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New York Mets
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cards
Ron Hunt
St. Louis
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Yosef al Jackson
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Schaffr
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Smith
Nen's Blast Beats Nats for 3-2 Victory
Washington Senators edge the Cleveland Indians 3-2 as Dick Nen belts a two run homer in the ninth after Luis Tiant shuttles six hits through eight. Nen adds a first inning single for the Senators, Tiant takes the loss, Kline earns the win. Goose quota cut in Maryland goose hunting limits set at two per day and four in possession with season dates to be fixed by the state agency.
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Washington Senators
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Hinton
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State Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Horse Race Results and Entrants Daily Program
Results and entries from a multi race card listing purse values, claiming and allowance races for three-year-olds and up. Includes horse names, odds or times, and notable participants across ten races plus daily double figures and key finishers.
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NCE
Hunt
Cerean
Hail to All Favored in Travers Cap at Saratoga
Belmont Stakes winner Hail to All is the 7-5 favorite in the 96th Travers Stakes at Saratoga. With 13 starters in the 1 1/4 mile race, the purse tops $87,350 with $56,777.50 to the winner. Johnny Sellers will ride the 3-year-old son of Hail to Reason, weighing 123 pounds. Staunchness, claimed last May for $25,000, is the 4-1 third choice with 120 pounds, followed by Cornish Prince at 3-1 with 115 pounds. Also: Reverses, Convex, and First Family carry 120 pounds. First Family at 20-1.
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Man Pleads Guilty To Bribe Charge
Joseph Polito pleaded guilty in federal court to attempting to fix a Seattle University versus Idaho game by bribing two Seattle players. The case, involving Leo E. Casale, also covers a forged check used for a round trip air fare to Everett, Washington. Polito’s plea came in Chicago, with further hearings planned and possible transfer to Judge Hubert L. Will.
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University of Idaho
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Everett
End Of Feud Maps Way For AAU Settlement
Senators heard suggestions to untangle the amateur athletic feud as track coach M E Easton urged punishment for college athletes who defied the NCAA ban and competed at San Diego. Asa Bushnell outlined a face-saving plan proposing sport-specific associations while preserving the Olympic Committee and AAU roles. Bushnell agreed to testify again next week.
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Bill) Easton
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Tourism boom eyed as Britain expects 2.7 million visitors in 1965
The British Travel Association projects 2,700,000 tourists will visit Britain in 1965 spending over 1 billion. U.S. arrivals in the first two months reach 32,000, up 13 percent from 1964, with January-February foreign visitors at 136,000, a 17 percent rise.
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British Travel Association
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