Browns Down All Stars In Chicago Exhibition
Cleveland Browns beat the College All Stars 24 to 16 at Soldier Field. Otto Graham questioned Huarte’s late start while Paul Warfield broke his left collarbone and faces six weeks out. Jim Brown starred with 149 rushing yards as Frank Ryan threw for 123 yards and a touchdown. Joe Lambert punt block led to a scoring play by Sczurek. Lou Groza added a 30 yard field goal and three extra points.
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Frank Ryan
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Yale
Jance Rentzel
Oklahoma
Stars
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Jim Brown
Brown
Ryan
Gary Collins
Frank Lambert
Mississippi
Jamie Caleb
Stan Sczurek
Ken Willard
Caleb
Sczurek
Lou Groza
Sommers Has 8-6 Record
Tim Sommers, son of Paul and Mrs. Sommers, is a pitcher for the Tri City Atoms of Kennewick Washington in the Orioles farm system. He has eight wins and six losses this season with a 2.1 ERA across 261 innings. The Atoms lead the Northwest League with 19 wins and 10 losses.
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Sikes Holds firm Lead in Philadelphia Golf Classic
Lanky R. H. Sikes led by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus entering the third round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Nicklaus, aided by a 1.2 hour sleep, fired seven under par with six birdies, one eagle, and a bogey. Joe Campbell tied for third with Ken Nagle and Johnny Pott after a 66, while Ben Hogan and Sam Snead survived the cut in a field of about 140. Arnold Palmer withdrew after a 77 and 144 total.
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Tom Shaw
Portland
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Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Snead
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White Sox explode past Indians 11 to 5 in Chicago
Chicago stacked 15 hits led by Don Buford and J.C. Martin with four RBIs apiece. Ralph Terry took the loss after two innings, while Floyd Weaver allowed three runs in relief. Rocky Colavito and Leon Wagner homered for Cleveland, but the pitching collapse sealed the Indians’ defeat. Joel Horlen earned his 10th win with help from Hoy Wilhelm.
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Leon Wagner
Tribe
Chico Salmon
Weaver
Lee Stage
Gary Hell
Don McMahon
McMahon
Joel Horlen
Hoy Wilhelm
Grove City Races To State Legion Final In 1965
Undefeated Grove City needed one win over Piqua to clinch the American Legion state baseball tournament title. Piqua, still alive, could force a final with two straight victories. Miami County topped Lima 10-9 to reach the finals while Grove City rested Friday.
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Britain Faces Weakened Team In 37th Wightman Cup Match
In Cleveland, United States and Britain prepare for the 37th Wightman Cup. Christine Truman is out with a severe ankle sprain, casting doubt on her participation in singles and possibly delaying her doubles play. England may field Virginia Wade Liz Sharkie and Nell Truman as replacements.
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Reds Rally late to beat Dodgers in Cincinnati opener
In a tense Crosley Field thriller the Reds pull out a 4-4 in extras? Actually 5-4. Jim Coker delivers an 11th inning single scoring Marty Keough for the win. Don Pavletich returns with three hits including a homer and drives the rally with a leadoff single. Lew Cardenas is intentionally walked as Coker hits for Billy McCool to end it. Dodgers drop back after four home runs by Reds in first five innings.
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Joey Jay
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Hamilton Wins National Pistol Championship At Perry
J C Hamilton of Washington DC defeated Sgt. Blankenship of Columbus GA to win the 1965 National Pistol Championship with a three day total of 2649. Blankenhip finished second at 2643 as Francis Rayford of the Marines placed third. In the women’s division Gertrude Schlernitzauer of Lowell MI edged Capt Sallie Carroll of Columbus GA and Capt Gail Liberty for the title. The Air Force took the center five and .45 team crowns while the Marines Blues won the .22 caliber trophy.
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Baseball Scores and Weekend Projections from NS UCU ETE
Friday results list multiple games with scores including Chicago 1 Cleveland 5 and Detroit 4 New York 9. Kansas City 9 Baltimore 4. Minnesota 9 Houston 3. Weekend propsects show pitchers Wilson Beave Grant Harber Narum Brunet Stottlemyre Aguirre and matchups Washington at Los Angeles Chicago at Minnesota etc.
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