Kaycee Snaps Tigers 8 Game Winning Skein
Kansas City Athletics halt Detroit eight game streak with Rollie Sheldon four hit effort and Ed Charles ninth inning homer to win 2-1. Tigers win opener 12-8 as Al Kaline and Norm Cash drive runs and rally from deficit. Detroit led by Lumpe double, Horton and Cash homers, but KC's late rally in opener starred. Lachemann homered for KC in 3rd.
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Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Rollie Sheldon
Ed Charles
al Ebaline
Charles
Kansas City
Dave Wickersham
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Rene Lachemann
Athletics
Wille Horton
Norm Cash
Kaline
Kansas
Cox
Hunter
Dickson
Messi
Segui
Stock
Pena
Lachemann
Lolich
Sherry
Sparma
Gladding
Moore
Cash
Sheldon
Bryan
Wickersham
Freehan
Lumpe
Ward Homers In 10th As Chisox Nip Bosox 4 3
Pete Ward homered in the 10th off Dick Radatz to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4 3 win over Boston in the first game of a doubleheader. Ward had tied the game in the eighth, and Eddie Fisher got the win in relief. The second game was rained out.
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Chicago
Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Ward
Dick Radatz
Eddie Fisher
Radatz
White Sox
Bill Skowron
Ron Hansen
Skowron
Hansen
Dave Nicholson
Rico Petrocelli
Dennis Bennett
Bennett
Tillman
Peters
Locker
Fisher
Romano
Schaffer
L-Radatz
Boston Petrocelho
Chicago Ward
Cardinals Edge Milwaukee 6-4 in rain delayed win
Cardinals beat Milwaukee 6-4 as Phil Gagliano hit a line drive homer and Eddie Brock added a solo shot in the eighth. Bob Purkey earned his fifth win despite surrendering two homers to Hank Aaron and Mack Jones. Milwaukee staged a brief delay with three pitchers used to weather the rain, while Dick Groat and Brock contributed in the late innings.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Phil Gagliano
Low Brock
Bob Purkey
Hank Aaron
Mack Jones
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Dick Groat
Brock
Frank Bolling
Eddie Mathews
St. Louis
Purkey
Woodeschick
Dennis
Uecker
Lemaster
Fischer
Niekro
Kelley
Osinsky
O'Dell
Torres
Jazy Cancels Vacation To Meet Clarke In Races
French mile record holder Michel Jazy postponed his July vacation to chase Ron Clarke after Clarke broke world marks in 5,000 meters and three miles. Jazy ran 3:53.6 for a mile in Rennes and surpassed his European record though not the world mark. He plans races in Helinskjka, Berne, and Cologne to provide Clarke chances to compete.
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Paris
Michel Jazy
France
Ron Clarke
Australia
Jazy
Rennes
Peter Snell
Los Angeles
Clarke
Helsinka
Berne
Cologne
Local Amateur League Standings and Week Schedule
American Little League standings show Amvets , Elks, Tall Cedars, and Oxco with records and batting averages. Weekly games pit Amvets against Tall Cedars, Oxco against Elks, Oxco against Tall Cedars, and Elks against Amvets while Optimists play R F Kline and Bitzer Moore matchups include Bitzer Moore versus H B Duvall and Versus Optimist.
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American Little League
W. L. Pet. Elks
Amvets
Tall Cedars
Elks
W. L. Pet. R. F. Kline
Breakfast Optims
H B
Duvall
Bitzer-Moore
Optimist
R. F. Kline
H. B. Duvall
H.B
Falcons Take Pair At McCurdy Saturday Rally
Falcons won a pair during Saturday action at McCurdy as Austin Woods pitched a three hitter to key the rally. Baltimore Rangers 2820 Frederick Eckstein and Frezier, Bam ber, Woods and Lake, Dzier were noted in the sparse report.
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Falcons
McCurdy
Austin Woods
Baltimore Rangers
Frederick Eckstein
Frezier
Bamber
Woods
Lake
Dzier
Optimists top Civitan in extra frames for 5 4 win
Frank Schmershal's sacrifice fly in the eighth inning powered the Optimists to a 5-4 victory over the Civitan National Little League. Eddie Thompson earned the win in relief after Tee Jay Swann started, while Ernie Bowens took the loss. Delauter drove in two Optimist runs with two singles, and Schmersahl added three hits. Dave Bowens homered for the Civitan, with Kehner collecting two doubles and Pele adding a pair of hits.
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Frank Schmershal
Optimists
Civitans
Eddie Thompson
Tee Jay Swann
Ernie Bowens
Civitan
Mark Delauter
Bobby Lee
Schmersahl
Dave Bowens
Mike Kehne
John Pele
Civitars
Abr
Hbi
Holtman
Corley
Cf-P
Macrum
Et Pele
Dernier Thanda E. B'ns
Rsacht Cf
Hammond
Brocka
Harper
Kehne
Civitens Oon
M. Kehne
Pelt
Lee
Swan
Thompson
Pete
DeGrange
Bowens
U—Clem
Rhoades
Playoff On TV Between Player and Nagle Televised
The final holes of today's 18 hole playoff for the U S Open golf crown will be televised from 4 to 5 p m in St Louis AP reports Gary Player and Kel Nagle compete for the title as the round concludes on television for viewers.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
Giants Clip Bues in Doubleheader
Giants win 7-3 in game one as Hart homers and Mays drives in runs in a seven hit day. Hart posts leadoff homer and triple while McBean suffers fifth loss in seven decisions. In game two Schwall and Bolin match strong pitching as San Francisco routs Pittsburgh 7-3 with McCovey homering and Lynch adding a homer for the Pirates.
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San Francisco
Jim Hart
Pier
Willie
Giants
al McBean
Hart
Bob Friend
Pitts
Willie Mays
Mays
Schwall
Willie McCovey
Jim Davenport
Pittsburgh
Herbel
Haller
W-Herbel
L McBean
San Fran
Sisk
Wood
Crandall
Bolin
Linzy
Lschwall
Lynch
McCovey
West Virginia Eligible to Defend Conference Title
In Virginia Beach AP report West Virginia was made eligible to defend the Southern Conference football title after Virginia Tech's departure left the Mountaineers with only four conference games. The decision follows previous precedent set when Furman pulled out of a contract, leaving Furman with four games.
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Virginia Beach
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Mountaineers
Furman
Gobbiers
County Baseball of errors in local game
Neel fanned once and walked once as County mustered a lone extra base hit and several singles. Luther Shuff and Hammond Creagerstown provided key hits for County while Lucketts gained four hits led by a Williams double. Marty Garret absorbed the loss as Cross started and finished in the 10th inning.
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Neel
German
Don Burdette
Luther Shhuff
Hammond Creagerstown
Beall
Ricketts
Shuff
Lucketts
Phillies Sweep Two From Astros
Philadelphia uses Callison extra base hits and strong pitching by Bunning and Belinsky to take a Sunday double header from Houston 3-2 and 7-1. Callison’s seventh-inning triple in the opener drove in the tying and winning runs. in the nightcap his two run double helped spark a six run third inning. Belinsky fires a second complete game, allowing six hits as Philadelphia builds a lead and holds on.
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Houston
Johnny Callison
Jim Bunning
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Callison
Philadelphia
Lee
Mets
Gary Wagner
Belinsky
Astros
Joe Morgan
Joe Gaines
Jim Wynn
Dick Stuart
Phillies
Ruben Amaro
Cookie Rojas
Bunning
Wagner
Dalrymple Dierker
Taylor
Brand
W-Bunning
Ldierker
Phila
Corrales
Cuellar
D. Lee
Coombs
MacKenzie
Triandosees
L — Cuellar
Stuart
Reds Split Doubleheader With Cubs in Ninth Inning Rally
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 8 to 8 in the nightcap after Gordy Coleman delivered a bases loaded single for an eighth inning rally. Chicago won the first game 5 to 4 as Ron Santo drove in four runs including a homer, with Billy Williams contributing three RBIs for the Cubs.
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Cincinnati
Gordy Coleman
Chicago Cubs
Ron Santo
Cubs
Chicago
Reds
Santo
Billy Willams
Ferrari Sweeps First Three Places In Le Mans Race
The Le Mans 24 hour race ended with Masten Gregory taking victory for Ferrari, aided by a rookie and tire strategy as Ferrari swept the top three spots. Ferrari dominated with five finishers while Ford prototypes faltered, leaving a single Ford-powered Cobra slugging on near the end.
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LE Mans
France
Masten Gregory
Ferrari
Gregory
Jonhen Rindt
The News Page 16 Frederick June 21 1965
A readable fragment from The News Frederick Maryland dated Monday June 21 1965 appears. The brief text notes page and publication details without additional story context.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
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Tacoma
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Elllis
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McDaniel
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Krug
O’toole
McCool
Ellis
Pavletich
Cardenas
Shookstown
Best Mediine
Philheat
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Ken Shockman
Oener
SIH Sherwin-Williams Rust Control Paints
Sherwin-Williams
Quart
Sherwinwilliams Paints
Frederick Shopping Center
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
HFC
Nepal
Ebout Credit Me
Househo Finance
North Market St
1St Flace
Monument
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