Nagle Forces Playoff For 1965 Open Title
Australian golfer Kel Nagle rallied from three behind Gary Player to 282 and tied the South African for the Championship at Bellarie Country Club. The duo will contest 18 holes to decide the winner as Nagle eyes the first foreign champion in 45 years. Player missed a late chance with a left short finish, while Nagle sunk a key 20-foot putt as a dramatic crowd watched.
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ST. Louis
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Bellerive Country Club
Frederick
Maryland
U.S
Nagle
Sam Snead
Man In Black
Player
Three Extra Inning Games In Co. Loop
Harmony edges Doubs 5-4 in 12 innings as Boyer drives in the deciding run. Ranneberger and Bidle pitched for Harmony, with Ropp and Whitehead keying Doubs. Also Walkersville tops Thurmont 6-1 and New Market down Brunswick 5-4 in Maryland State League action.
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Bob Shaffer
Mike Unger
Thurmont
Walkersville
Ramsburg
Duncan
Rickerd
Grimm
Kelley
Twins Rally Past Yankees for 7-4 Doubleheader Sweep
Zoilo Versalles delivered a two run double and Harmon Killebrew belted a ninth inning homer as the Minnesota Twins toppled the New York Yankees 7-4 to complete a doubleheader sweep before 71,245 at Yankee Stadium. The Twins won the first game 6-4 on a late rally while Versalles and Hall provided key hits earlier.
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NEW York
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
New York Yankees
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Killebrew
Versalles
Bobby Tiefenauer
Jimmy Hall
Joe Nossek
al Downing
Downing
Shenandoah Race Card Yielding Wild Results Amid Chaos
Race results from Shenandoah track show multiple events with purses ranging from 1400 to 2500 dollars. Notable performances include Purse 1800 claiming for four-year-olds with Crashing Bere and Boymally finishing, and 7 Mie Cooperate leading in an allowance race for older horses. The card lists times, payouts, and various jockeys, though many names appear garbled.
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Bere
Todd
Boymally
Perdeder
David
Mie Cooperate
Cape
Cure
Espinosa
Farmy Fleet
Hees
Jay Trump Third in Grand Steeple Chase of Paris
Jay Trump, the American favorite, tired near the finish and finished third by 1% lengths in the Grand Steeple Chase of Paris won for the second consecutive year by Jacques Daumas ridden horse. Tasco, another French entry, finished second.
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Paris
Hyeres
Jacques Daumas
Jay Trump
Tasco
Stiling III
Tosco
Max Gad
Mets Edge Dodgers In Split After Koufax One-Hitter
Sandy Koufax pitched a one hitter for a 2-1 Dodgers victory in game one, tying Mets at 11-3 with 12 strikeouts. Roy McMillan drove in the tying run in the eighth as New York won the nightcap 3-2, with Jim Hickman homering earlier and Koufax losing his no-hit bid in the fifth.
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LOS Angeles
Sandy Koufax
New York
Mets
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Jim Hickman
Ron
Drysdale
Roy McMillan
Charlie Smith
Jim ‘Hickman
McMillan Aid
Hickman
Warren Spahn
Jim Gilliam
Parker
Sohn
New York One
L. Angeles
Spahn
Bearnorth
Cannizzaro
Roseboro
W-Koufax
L-Spahn
Orioles Clinch 13-2 Victory Behind Siebern and Bunker
Norm Siebern drove in three runs with a homer and two doubles while Wally Bunker allowed five hits as the Baltimore Orioles routed Washington 13-2. Siebern, in a slump, clubbed a homer and two doubles, boosting his output after a late surge. Bunker improved to 6-0 against Washington this season, yielding a two-run homer to Frank Howard but dominating most of the game. The Orioles bunched 14 hits, with an eight-run eighth highlighted by Russ Snyder and Brooks Robinson driving in two apiece. Curt Blefary sparked rallies with three singles and a walk, and strong defensive plays by Snyder and Robinson supported the win.
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Harmony
Terry Boyer
Doubs
Boyer
Audie Murphy
Lee Ropp
Arthur Bidle
Phil Ranneberger
Bidle
Ranneberger
Murphy
Ropp
Max Whitehead
Dave Baker
Ken Eaves
Broad
Jeff
Mt. Airy
Eaves
Sid Bailey
Bailey
Doubiele
Bill Crone
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Maryland
Hall Brothers
Dickie
Bill
Springers
John Young
Jeff Freeland
Reds
Roe Es
Tim Ambrose
Bill Hart
Russ Snowden
Henderson
Hulk Blackston
Ambrose
Bob Whitmore
Young
Yes
Freeland
Bowie
Rippeon
Bolivar
Bill Carder
Middletown
Carder
Benny Grove
Rudell Ahait
Ron Hart
John Rudy
Mt Airy
Kline
Crum
Harrison
Windigier
Hulver
Wagner
Baltimore
Norm Siebern
Wally Bunker
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Siebern
Howie Koplitz
Mike McCormick
Orioles
Bunker
Frank Howard
Howard
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Jerry Adair
Curt Blefary
Snyder
Robinson
Woody Held
Indians Sweep Angels in twin bill 5 0 and 3 1
Sam McDowell two hitters and Lee Stange five hitter powered Cleveland to a doubleheader sweep over Los Angeles 5-0 and 3-1. Colavito belted his 18th and Alvis his 12th as the Indians extended their win streak to nine. McDowell improved to 8 3 with the opener win while Stange moved to 2 0. Dodgers? No. Angels? Yes. Two games, two wins.
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Lee Stange
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Stange
Willie Smith
Angels
Indians
Rocky Colavite
Max Alvis
Colavite
al Spangeri
Colavito
Bob Lee
Dean Chance
Hameo
McDowell
Major League Games Today Feature Noted Pitchers
Major league slate includes New York versus Los Angeles with Osteen and Culp listed. Houston hosts Philadelphia as Farrell starts for the Astros while Culp aims to slow the Houston lineup in a key interleague matchup.
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New York
Jackson Eoat Hee
Osteen
Philadelphia
Culp
Houston
Farrell
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
New
San Francisco
Maryland Football Loses Three Players For Academic Reasons
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Bo Hickey a leading ACC ground gainer as a sophomore will miss the 1965 Maryland football season due to academic failure. Defensive halfback Curtis Hotze and offensive end Tony Bisbane also out for the same reason. All three may return next February. Hickey rushed for 84 yards last fall and was Maryland’s second leading scorer with 30 points. Hotze would have been a junior next fall while Bisbane would have been a senior.
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College Park
Tom
Bo) Hickey
Maryland
Tom Nugent
Curtis Hotze
Tony Bisbane
Hickey
Secosa F
Hotze
Bishano
Lon
City Softball Schedule Highlights This Week
In the City Softball League four games are set this week. Tuesday features American Optical visiting Main's Shopping Center and Cozy Corner versus Economy Oil at Baker Park. Thursday, Economy Oil and American Optical play at Baker Park and Main's Merge faces Shipley's at New Market.
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American Optical
Main’s
Cozy Corner
Economy Oil
Baker Park
Shipley’s
New Maret
Haynie Wins Sudden Death Playoff at Macktown Golf Course
Sandra Haynie won the Apolitan Women's Open Golf Tournament in Rockton Illinois after a sudden death playoff against Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Hagge. Haynie claimed the $9,500 prize by sinking a birdie putt to finish ahead at Macktown, capturing the event for the second time in its eight year history.
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Rockton, Ill
Sandra Haynie
Kathy Whitforth
Marlene Hagge
Miss Haynie
Macktown
Miss Whitworth
Miss Hagge
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Call
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Alvis
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Kansas City
Bo Hickey
Frederick Fair Grounds
Blue Ridge News Agency
Delphey’s Sport Store
Lions Club
Fair Grounds
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