Nash Stars As A's Beat Washington 4-3 For Fifth Straight Win
A rookie pitcher Jim Nash improved to five wins in seven starts since joining Kansas City, delivering a 4-3 victory over Washington. Nash, 21, has a 2.65 ERA with 43 strikeouts since moving up from Mobile. Cleveland beat Baltimore 3-1 and Minnesota edged Boston 2-1 as other AL action. Hall hit a 12th homer for Minnesota.
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Tough Nash Simply Winds And Throws
Kansas City AP profile of Jim Nash 21 year old rookie pitcher for the Athletics. Nash describes his simple philosophy and shows five straight wins, a 2.47 ERA, 43 strikeouts in 52 innings, and explains his confidence from manager Alvin Dark and owner Charley Finley.
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Buckpasser Eyes Million Dollar Earner Title at Arlington
Buckpasser, winner of seven straight, can reach the $1 million earnings level with a victory in the 11 furlong American Derby at Arlington Park carrying 128 pounds. The $100,000-added feature is part of Buckpasser’s bid for the Mid-American Triple alongside the Arlington Classic and Chicagoan, with a strong field at Monmouth for the Sapling. Great Power and Disciplinarian loom as Buckpasser’s promising rivals, while jockeys Bill Shoemaker and Jacinto Vasquez ride, and Native Prince is set for the Sapling dash.
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Kansas Championship First Round Roundup At Hutchinson
In Hutchinson first round action Topeka Ohse blanked Dodge City 12 to 0 while Arkansas City defeated Salina 3 to 1. Topeka WIBW won 4 0 over Kingman and Wichita beat Parsons 4 0.
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Boxing Results from Phoenix and Miami Cards
Carl Moore defeated Florentino Fernandez in a 10 round light middleweight bout in Phoenix. Charlie Austin bested Gomeo Brennan over 10 rounds in Phoenix, with both cards reported by the Associated Press from Phoenix and Miami events.
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League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Highlights
The report lists season leaders for both leagues across batting runs, hits, and home runs. Key figures include Oliva and B. Robinson leading in batting, F. Robinson and Aaron shining in home runs, and Watt and Regan among top pitchers with notable strikeout counts.
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Pros Open Full Exhibition Slate With Packers Dolphins
ED SCHUYLER JR reports the 33rd annual charity game at Soldier Field features the NFL champion Green Bay Packers vs the College All-Stars. Debuting Miami Dolphins host the Chargers in San Diego, with several NFL and AFL exhibitions on Saturday and Sunday. Dolphins QB Dick Wood, a four year AFL veteran, starts against San Diego.
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Major Stars Pitching and Batting Upsets in Baseball
Gary Bell of the Indians allowed three hits as Cleveland beat Baltimore 3-1. Ron Swoboda of the Mets hit a pinch hit three run homer in the ninth to lift New York past San Francisco 8-6 and push the Giants from first in the National League.
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Mao Alters China's Great Leap Policy
Tokyo AP reports Mao Zedong orders a sweeping reorganization turning soldiers into part time peasants and factory hands, peasants toward small farms, and workers into gardens. The plan aims to fuse city and countryside, create a new peasant worker class, and prevent capitalism while consolidating the dictatorship. Resistance signals a crisis in Red China as broader social upheaval and ideological struggle unfold across army, party, government, and culture.
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Robin Has Baby Girl in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports Burt Ward and his wife Bonney welcomed a baby girl, their first child. The newborn reportedly weighed 74 pounds at birth and remains unnamed. The couple wed in Pocatello Idaho on July 19 1965.
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Britain Suffers Suave Crimes Phrase
Hong Kong dispatch reports Sir Roger Winn a British lord justice of appeal says England faces a fabric dance of sophisticated crimes including tax evasion and illegal gambling syndicates while on vacation with his wife.
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