Speed Shitting By Bill Wilcom At 75 80 Drag-A-Way
Last Friday night featured a three out of five match race between Sox and Martins 65 Hemi Plymouth and the Yankee Peddler a 65 Hemi Dodge driven by Bill Flynn. After Soxs car repeatedly shed vital parts the match race was postponed. The Yankee Peddler was turning in low tens at 135 mph during warmups while Soxs second car suffered clutch failures. Over 250 cars competed with Poor Boy a 55 Chevy winning the Middle Stock class and later the big money with an 11.26 ET at 104.52 mph. Dennis Durbin piloted Sea Dog a 55 Chevy to win E-S. Terry Hilliard drove a FF-S 65 Mustang to take the F-S class, and Ken Koonce in a 57 Chevy won the F-S division. The big Saturday night race was rained out. Friday night racing continues with Sunday races starting September 5 1965.
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Bill Wilcom
Sox
Martin
Bill Flynn
Ronnie Sox
Bill Flyon
Poor Boy
Pat
Dennis Durbin
Bethesda
Terry Hilliard
W. Va
Ken Koonce
Takoma Park
Iijima
Anderson
Baton Rouge
Harry Jerome
Canada
Wijima
Poland
Irina Kirstenstein
Miss Kirstenstein
U.S
Danuta Straczynska
Irma Press
United States
New Market
Maryland
Red Sox Triumph 4 2 Over Senators
Boston gains early lead to defeat Washington 4 2. Tillman drives in three with a bases loaded single after Mantilla, Thomas, and Conigliaro reach. Yastrzemski hits his 17th homer. Morehead earns win, Ortega takes loss. Howard homers for Washington.
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Boston
Bob Tillman
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Phil Ortega
Washington
Felix Mantilla
Lee Thomas
Tony Conigliare
Rico Petrocelli
Tillman
Mantilla
Thomas
den Lock
Conigliaro
Eddie Brinkman
Carl Yastrzemski
Frank Howard
Dave Morehead
Ortega
Kline
Braddock Edges St Bees 7th In County Softball Clash
Braddock edged St Bees 3 to 2 on Wednesday in Frederick County Girls Softball League play. A two out walk to Linda Bishop, a Diana Shaffer single, and an error sparked the seventh inning winning run. Brenda Wiggin earned the win. Dodson and Grove, Wiggin and Rice were the game’s remaining batting lines.
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Braddock
St. Bees
Frederick County
Linda Bishop
Diana Shaffer
Brenda Wiggin
Dodson
Grove
Wiggin
Rice
Casaie Guilty Of Cage Bribe
Chicago nightclub operator Leon Enrico Casaie, 25, was convicted by a federal court in Seattle on charges of trying to fix a college basketball game by bribery. Sentencing set for Sept. 20. max penalty five years, $10,000 fine. Court remanded him on bonds. jurors deliberated three hours.
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Seattle. Wash
Chicago
Leon Enrico Casaie
Conro
William J. Lindberg
Casale
U.S
Seattle University
Seattle
University of Idaho
Pelter Phillips Jr
Seattle Guard
Spokane, Wash
U S Tennis Image Slipping Seeding at Forest Hills
U S officials say American ranking weak at national championships with only six Americans among 16 seeds for the Forest Hills tourney September 3 to 12. Dennis Ralston is No. 3 in men’s singles, Nancy Richey No. 4 in women’s singles behind Australia’s Margaret Smith, Maria Bueno, and Ann Haydon Jones.
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United States
Forest Hills
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Australia
Emerson
Nancy Richey
Dallas
U.S
Margaret Smith
Maria Buelio
Brazil
Ann Haydon Jones
England
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
Port Washington
N.Y
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Miss Bueno
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Manuel Santana
Spain
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Francoise Durr
France
Norma Baylon
Argentina
Pirates Top Giants 8-2 In First Doubleheader Game
Pittsburgh powered by Bob Bailey Donn Clendenon and Bill Mazeroski with three homers to beat the San Francisco Giants 8 to 2. Bailey hit his 11th inside the park homer scoring Pagliaroni and Alley in a four run fourth. Clendenon added his 13th driving in Clemente and Stargell, who had opened the fifth with a single. Mazeroski followed with a solo shot his fifth. Veale earned the win as Herbel took the loss.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Bailey
Cap Peterson
Jim Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Clendene
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Mazeroski
Football League increases player limit and adds protections
The American Football League raised its player limit from 36 to 38 and allows eight clubs to protect two more players on the injured-deferred list. Commissioner Joe Foss said the change aims to build a talent pool for Miami, which was recently named the ninth team and will field its first season in 1966.
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NEW York
Joe Foss
Miami
Fila
Reynolds Homer Lifts Athletics Over Tigers 5-3
Kansas City beat Detroit 5-3 as Tom Reynolds hit his first homer of the season to break a 3-3 tie in the sixth. Wayne Causey added a homer for the A's, with Jim Dickson getting the win over Hank Aguirre. Detroit and Kansas City combined for a tense finish in a game featuring five pitchers. Freehan doubled for Detroit and Cash hit his 19th homer.
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Kansas City
Tom Reynolds
Detroit
A's
Jim Dickson
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Fred Talbot
Bill Freehan
Ray Oyler
Dim Northrup
Oyler
Wyatt
Lachemann
W — Dickson
L— Sherry
Cash
Reynolds
Causey
British Arrive for Walker Cup in Baltimore
Britain's Walker Cup golf team reached Baltimore amid rain ahead of the September 3 4 showdown at Baltimore Country Club Five Farms course. The 10 man squad from England Scotland and Ireland faces the United States amateurs in a biennial, now 18 wins for America in 19 matches.
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Britain
Michael F. Bonallack
Essex
England
Scotland
Ireland
United States
Baltimore Country Club
Five Farms
America
Erickson named assistant to ATL Falcons president
Ed ward M Bud Erickson long time Detroit Lions assistant general manager was named assistant to the president of the new Atlanta NFL team. The Atlanta club begins operation in 1966.
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Atlanta, Ga
Edward M
Bud) Erickson
Detroit Lions
Atlanta
Bradley Scores 16 As U. S. Cagers Stomp Russia In University Games
The United States crushed Russia 91 38 at the World University Games as Bill Bradley led with 16 points. Ollie Johnson and Lou Hudson also contributed, while the crowd cheered in English for the American team. The U S now has six straight wins with two games left for gold medals.
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U. S
Stomp
Russia
Suvdapest
United States
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Ollie Johnson
University of San Francisco
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Open Air
France
Hungary
America
George Anderson
Hideo Iijima
Japan
Anderson
Warsaw satirical blast targets state motorization policy
The Evening Express, Warsaw's largest paper, called for liquidating motorization and returning to horses in a scathing article about the failing state service station system. The remark underscores public frustration with automotive repair and infrastructure in Poland's capital.
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Warsaw
Poland
The
Evening Express
Hawaiian Life Sizzles for Immigrant Star Richard Boone
Honolulu AP writer notes Hawaii charms a famed immigrant Richard Boone finds life on the islands tending to suit him. The article hints at the allure of local living and Boone’s smooth adjustment to Hawaiian life amid entertainment scenes.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Notes
Richard Boone
Hollywood Voices from Hawaii on Location and Dreams
Televsion star and wife visit Hawaii as he eyes a new series shot on location. Charlton Heston project and plans for a studio amid expanding Hollywood activity in the islands. Actor Richard Harris recalls Mutiny on the Bounty era and Hawaii parallels. London actor Harris tiekes recreation in Waikiki spots. Waikiki Plaza preserves organ music between films and the Sandpiper screens.
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Richard Harns
Mutiny On the Bounty
Hawaii
Bounty
Tahiti
Mishnah Codifies Jewish Ecclesiastical Law
A concise explanation of the Mishnah as the foundational code for Jewish ecclesiastical law, outlining its role in shaping Jewish legal practice and religious authority.
Peace Corps workers expanding in West Germany aims
West Germany's economic cooperation minister Walter Scheel said demand for German Peace Corps volunteers is rising. He expects 450 workers in 16 countries on 23 projects by year end and a goal of 2000 in developing nations.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Body Identified in Potomac River Drowning Case
AUTOPSY CONFIRMS death of Thomas J Dignan 31 whose body was recovered Tuesday from the Potomac River. Dignan died by drowning according to the medical examiner.
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Cumberand
Thomas J Dignan
Potomac River
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