Cowan's Homer Gives Mets 1-0 Victory Over Dodgers
Mets win 1-0 as Billy Cowan homers in the ninth to beat Los Angeles and Claude Osteen. Joe Christopher's seventh inning bunt single broke a potential no hitter. Osteen held the Mets to two hits while Jackson allowed three. Maye's late two run triple leads Astros past Phillies 6-2 with Dick Farrell getting win.
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Dodgers
Maye
Astros
New York Mets
Joe Christopher
Billy Cowan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Christopher
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Johnny Lewis
Reds
Osteen
al Jackson
Jackson
Jim Gilliam
Wes Parker
Jim Lefebvre
Jeff Torborg
Parker
Lee Maye
Houston
Philadelphia
Bob Lillis
Joe Morgan
Dick Farrell
Phillies
Wes Covington
Lions Club
Steelworkers
Oswego City Savings Bank
Moose
Firemen
Seaway Supply
Goldberg
Ellis
Tesoriero
John Symons
Bob Farrell
Alcan
Howie Godfrey
Jim White
Bob Dashner
Ronnie Sova
Billy James
Dashner
Dick Stark
Dick & Joe's
White
Dan Tice
Tice
George Potter
Chuck Russell
Mal Parkhurst
Ray Drake
Len Ponzi
Ponzi
Gordon Donohue
Donohue
Paul Corbett
Dave Lavery
Danny Schrader
Jimmy Brown
Drake
Chiefs Have Big Inning To Win
Syracuse rallied from a 3-0 deficit with five runs in the fifth inning to beat Jacksonville 8-5 in the Inter national League game. Syracuse benefited from three Suns errors a balk and a walk as Fred Hopke hit a three run homer and Ed Rakow added a two run single.
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Jacksonville
Syracuse
Suns
Toledo
Buffalo
Toronto
Boston Red Sox
Baltic
Rochester
Fred Hopke
Ed Rakow
Ron Hunt Aims To Return By Mid August
New York Mets infielder Ron Hunt, sidelined since May 11 with a shoulder injury, may rejoin the team in mid August after two pins were removed from his left shoulder. Dr. Peter LaMotte said Hunt will begin physical therapy before workouts following the second operation.
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NEW York
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Peter LaMotte
Hunt
LaMotte
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis
Monday’s Fights By The Associated Press
Oslo report Ray Patterson outpointed Juergen Blinn in a 187 to 185 bout. Worcester card Marion Conner outpointed Thomas from Paterson. West Jordan Don Fullmer defeated Gene Bryant in middleweight action.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Ray Patterson
New York
Juergen Blinn
Germany
Worcester
Mass
Marion Conner
Boston
Ce Thomas
Paterson
West Jordan
Utah
Don Fullmer
Gene
Honey Bear) Bryant
Two Clos e Rivals In Vernon Downs Race
Undefeated Dippy Dean and hard charging Meadow Bud meet in Vernon Downs first division of the early closing pace. Dippy Dean seeks a fourth win in as many starts from post one, while Meadow Bud from post thirteen aims to hand him his first defeat after two consecutive wins in recent starts.
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Dippy Dean
Meadow Bud
Vernon Downs
Joe DeSantis
Brown
Dean
Terry Forbes
Benoit Cote
Frisco Fagin
Concho Wilson
Niagara Byrd
Bud
59 Drivers Enter Watkins Glen Race
Fifty nine top drivers from the United States and Canada contest the 200.1 mile Watkins Glen Grand Prix on Sunday. Jim Hall leads the 1964 champion in pursuit of the U S Road Racing Championship with 33 points to pass Follmer's 33 after time trials. Hall drives a Chaparral II while Follmer pilots a Lotus Porsche.
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Watkins Glen, N. Y
United States
Canada
Jim Hall
U.S
Hall
Midland
Tex
George Follmer
Pasadena
Calif
Follmer
Adios Harness Stallion Dies at Meadowlands Farm
Adios a famed harness racing sire died at Meadowlands farm at age 25 from laminitis and old age. The standardbred sired champions and his offspring earned more than 14.5 million dollars in winnings.
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Adios
Washington
Meadowlands Farm
Must Destroy Liquor After Floods in Denver
A quarter of a million dollars of liquor from McKesson and Robbins in Denver is to be destroyed after flood damage. Imported whiskies scotches gins wines and champagnes were stored in basement rooms and deemed unfit for consumption under a court ruling from the early 1950s. The bottles will be hauled to a dump and destroyed under the supervision of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division agents with heavy rollers.
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Denver
Colo
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
Leo S. Sullivan
McKesson & Robbins
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
U.S. Treasury
Donates prize to junior golf after US Open win
Gary Player won the U S Open at Bellerive aiding Kel Nagle in a 18 hole playoff. He donated his $25 000 prize and $5 000 to cancer research and junior golf, and gave $2 000 to his caddie. He plans more family time and travel choices after the victory.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
U.S. Golf Association
Kel Nagle
U.S
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Jack Nicklaus
USGA
Joe Dey
Frank Pagel
Player
Nagle
South Africa
Kel
Gary
Theresa
Australia
Spain
Mexico
Hogan
Browns Star Jim Brown Charged With Assault
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown faced Municipal Court on assault and battery charges filed by 18 year old Brenda Ayres. Attorney Jerry Milano said Brown would plead innocent. Brown, father of three, declined further comment, saying he is not that small to beat a girl. Ayres alleged Brown slapped her multiple times in an east side hotel room early Monday.
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Jim Brown
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Jerry Milano
Brown
Brenda Ayres
Miss Ayres
East Side
Minor League Baseball Registration Form Notice
Name Address MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUE Age Birthdate Fill out and return to Little League Stadium Fort Ontario before Monday June 28. On that date leagues will be formed and West side boys will report to Kingsford Park and Fast side candidates to Little League Stadium.
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Little League Stadium
Fort Ontario
West Side Boys
Kingsford Park
Ready Relief Floyd Weaver Eyes Cleveland Indian Role
Floyd Weaver aims to pitch in relief for the Indians, eager for Tebbetts to give him exposure. The 24-year-old Texan, signed for 65 000, posted a 13 10 record with 2 75 ERA at Portland last year and has a live fastball, a curve and a knuckleball like slip pitch. He debuted with Cleveland in 1962, beat the Angels in his start, and earned a reputation as a developing pitcher in the farm system.
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Floyd Weaver
Cleveland Indians
Birdie Tebbetts
Tebbetts
Floyd
Weaver
Indians
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Jacksonville
Charleston
Portland
Paris
Tex
Selma
Ala
Burlington
N. C
Salt Lake City
Armbro Gazelle Wins at Roosevelt In 2:00 Pace
Vernon winner Armbro Gazelle driven by John Chapman led wire to wire for a $5,000 invitational pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 00 5. Go Shot was runner up by a length as Nelson Guy, the odds-on favorite, faded. Across the state at Buffalo Raceway Stanley Dancer swept two divisions of the W N Reynolds Memorial Stakes with Tarport Town and Lamere delivering wins. Lamere paid $3.70, Tarport Town returned $16.60.
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Roosevelt Raceway
John Chapman
Go Shot
Nelson Guy
Buffalo Raceway
Stanley Dancer
W. N. Reynolds
Saratoga
Lincoln Clipper
Ensign
Vesta
Valorous
Monticello
Yankee Shadow
the Idiot
Vernon Downs
Armbro Gazelle
Thorny
Kasha B
Argo Leo
Little Laird
Roaring Water
Player Rewards Caddy With $2000 After U S Open
St Louis AP reports 16 year old caddy Frank Page received a $2000 prize from Gary Player after winning the U S Open Championship. Page said he would spend part on a motorcycle and save the rest for college learning.
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ST. Louis
Frank Page
South Africa
Gary Player
Page
Baseball Standings and Schedule for American League
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with 38 wins and 23 losses, followed by Chicago and Cleveland in pursuit. Upcoming twi night games include Kansas City at New York and Boston at Baltimore, with Minnesota visiting Cleveland and Washington at Chicago among others.
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Associated Press
American League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Hammermill
Campbell's
Ernie
Genesees
Sereno's Rest
Filks
Oswego County Cleaners
City Calls For Baseball Rosters For Summer Program
City recreation officials call for rosters for a three-division summer baseball program at Fort Ontario with potential Leighton Field use. Ages 9 to 12 Grasshopper 12 to 15 Junior 16 to 18 Intermediate. birthdates required. rosters due to Supervisor John M Canale or Recreation Office. games start next Monday. contact Canale at FI 3.6633.
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Mike McCrobie
John M Canale
Fort Ontario
Leighton Field
Canale
Oswego Area Athletes Noted In College Sports
Dan Frawley, ex Oswego Catholic, scored 210 points for Le Moyne as the Dolphins finished 18-5. Larry Pidgeon of St. Lawrence, class of 1962, was named secretary of the Varsity L Club. Leonard Earle of Hannibal Academy earned a Ithaca College baseball letter and helps the Bombers to a 13-6 season with bright prospects for 1966.
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Dan Frawley
Oswego Catholic High
LeMoyne Dolphins
Dolphins
Frawley
John F. Frawley
Erie St
Fulton
Larry Pidgeon
James C. Pidgeon
Utica St
St. Lawrence University
St. Lawrence
OCHS
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Leonard Earle
Hannibal Academy
Ithaca College
Earle
Bombers
Hannibal
School of Health and Physical Education
Adios The Harness Stallion Nears Death At 25
Adios, famed harness racing sire, fell near death from circulatory failure at age 25. His offspring have earned over 14.5 million in purses, including Adios Butler with a 1:54 3.5 mile record, Henry T. Adios with 706,698, and Bret Handy. Del Miller owns and trained him since 1948 and plans a natural death.
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Washington .Pa
Adios
del Miller
Adios Butler
Henry T. Adios
Bret Hanover
Mets edge Dodgers as Jackson fires three-hitter
Monday's game saw New York pitcher Jackson throw a three-hitter to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10.0. Billy Cowan hit a leadoff home run in the ninth for a 1.0 Mets victory, marking the first time they defeated the Dodgers twice in a row.
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Associated Press
AI Jackson
New York
Mets
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Billy Cowan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tonight's Games Across Cities and Matchups
Games scheduled include Atlanta at Syracuse at 7 45 p m Toronto at Toledo Buffalo at Columbus and Jacksonville at Rochester with four matchups on the slate.
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Atlanta
Syracuse
Toronto
Toledo
Buffalo
Columbus
Jacksoville
Rochester
Wimbledon Ends Double Trouble for Ralston and Rain
Dennis Ralston, top American, battles through rain delays at Wimbledon. He returns to center court with a bandaged but improving thumb after a heavy fall, aiming to beat veteran Ham Richardson as U S players face upset losses.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis
Ralston
Ham Richardson
Richardson
Bakersfield
Calif
Dallas
Britain
Tony Pickard
Pickard
Australia
John Cooper
United States
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Davis
Mike Sangster
Froehling
Sangster
Cliff Richey
Bill Alvarez
Columbia
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Christian Duxin
France
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Jaime Couder
Spain
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leader Dava lillo of Cleveland at .365 with Hort on of Detroit .343. Runs led by Green of Boston with 47, McAuliffe of Detroit 45. RBIs topped by Mantilla of Boston 50, Horton Detroit 48. Hits Davalillo Cleveland 81, Cardenal Los Angeles and Howard Washington 70. Doubles Versalles Minnesota 18, Ward Chicago and Olive Minnesota 164. Triples Campaneris Kansas City 7, W Smith Los Angeles Versalles Minnesota Tresh New York and Blasingame Washington 6. Home runs Horton Detroit 16 Colavito Cleveland 15. Stolen bases Campaneris Kansas City 22, Cardenal Los Angeles 20. Pitching Fisher Chicago and Pascual Minnesota 81. Strikeouts McDowell Cleveland 122, Lolich Detroit 73.
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Davalillo
Cleveland
Horton
Detroit
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Howard
Washington
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Olive
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Tresh
New York
Colavito
Fisher
Pascual
McDowell
Lolich
Baseball End-of-Season Standouts and Leaders
A compact list of players leading in batting runs and home runs, with Aaron and Mays posting top averages and homers. Key figures include Pinson and Allen for hits, Williams and Alou for doubles, Callison and Clemente for triples, and Wills Brock for stolen bases. Pitching leaders Ellis Koufax, with Koufax also leading strikeouts alongside Gibson.
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Cincinnati
Allen
Philadelphia
Williams
Chicago
Alou
Milwaukee
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Santo
Stargell
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Ellis
Koufax
Gibson
Minor League Results Highlight Rain-Delayed Games
In the International League, Syracuse defeated Jacksonville while Toledo faced Buffalo and rain caused only scheduled games to be played. In the Pacific Coast League, San Diego beat Vancouver with a score of 8 to 0.
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Associated Press
Hugh O'Brien Makes Anonymous Cameo in Preminger Film
Hugh O'Brien appears briefly in the Otto Preminger movie In Harm's Way after finishing Ten Little Indians in Ireland. He offered to act as a favor if not credited and ads did not feature his name, and he donated his salary to charities aiding mentally retarded children.
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London
Hugh O'Brian
Otto Otto Preminger
Harm's Way
O'Brien
Salt Lake City Beats Hawaii 3–0
Salt Lake City defeated Hawaii 3 to 0 in a hockey or similar contest. No further context provided on venue or date.
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