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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
11
Dick Groat and Johan Javier sparked two run rallies as St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 10 to 4, closing the Reds’ gap in the National League standings. Sadecki earned the win, Ellis took the loss, with Harper and Pinson homering for Cincinnati.
Patty Caretto a 14 year old from Whit tier California set a world mark in the women's 1650 yard freestyle with 18 51 1 minutes, beating the previous 19 12 4 by Kathryn Wainwright of Australia. This followed her earlier 1500 meter record in Toledo Ohio, showcasing rapid rise as a top distance swimmer and crediting brother Mike for encouragement.
A lengthy Saturday program lists races from first to ninth with claiming and allowance events. Notable names include Richard Binder, Tre City, Joe's Man, and Transit, with results and payouts scattered among a dense set of horse names, weights, and times across multiple tracks and leagues.
At the fourth World University Games in Budapest Hungary secures 16 gold medals to top the standings as the United States finishes with 14 golds and Russia totals 13. Highlights include Henrik Kalocsai in triple jump 53-8 Jolan Kleiber defeating Tamara Press in women's discus 182-7 and notable USA results in track and field and swimming.
East Frederick swept a double header at Hancock Saturday winning 43 in the opener as Jim Blank struck out 14 and Jim Brown doubled and scored the decisive run. Austin Wood hit a homer and a double. In game two East Frederick exploded for ten runs in the fourth, with all players collecting at least one hit. Henry Lake Jerry Morgan Wayne Barthlow each had three, Barthlow homering twice, and Abe Gladhill earned the win with 10 strikeouts finishing the game. Falcons practice Thursday at 6 p.m. in Baker Park.
Ray Oyler belted a seventh inning go ahead homer as Detroit snapped a four game skid by beating Los Angeles 2-1. Sparma improved to 11-6 while Newman took his 6th straight loss. Detroit built a first inning unearned run via bases loaded hit by pitch, then Cash added five hits for the Tigers to back Sparma. Equalizing runs came on Angels’ two successive singles with two out in the second.
Willie Stargell batted in two runs with a triple and a single, Jim Pagliaroni doubled home the winning run as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Houston 4-2. Pagliaroni’s double scored Bill Mazeroski, breaking a 2-2 tie. Vernon Law scored later in the sixth. Stargell drove in the first two Pirates runs with a single and a triple. The Pirates moved to 8-1 in their last nine and closed to within four games of the NL lead.
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