Bouton Back On Track In Yankees Narrow Win Over Orioles
Yankees edge Baltimore 5 4 as Jim Bouton ends two months of frustration with a win. He improves to 4 7 with a 5.06 ERA after two of 16 starts. Washington beats Cleveland 2 1 and Kansas City sweeps a Chicago doubleheader 2 1 and 4 3 while Los Angeles shuts out Minnesota 5 0. Detroit and Boston rainout.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jim Bouton
Bouton
New York Yankees
Yankees
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Sam McDowell
Senators
Indians
Ken Hamlin
Ottawa 1965 Tennis Tournament Planned at Forest Park
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announces the Ottawa 1965 Tennis Tournament to run July 7 to 23 at Forest Park with five or six divisions. Entries due by 6 p.m. July 6 to Don Hoglund, tennis supervisor. Pairings to be published in the Ottawa Herald on July 7.
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Ottawa
Forest Park
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Hoglund
Ottawa Herald
Wimbledon semis set as Moffitt faces Bueno at Wimbledon
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach eyes mental edge as she becomes the last American in the Wimbledon singles. Defending champion Maria Bueno of Brazil meets Moffitt, while Margaret Smith tackles Christine Truman in the other semifinal. Royal Emerson defeats Ralston. Stolle reaches final after beating Drysdale.
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Wimbledon
England
Bille Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Billie Jean
Mario Buen
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Australia
Christine Truman
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Cliff Drysedale
South Africa
Stolle
Chuck McKinley
Port Washington
N.Y
Emerson
Bille Jean
United States
Miss Buesno
U. S
Kansas Champ Faces Darkhorse In Junior Tennis Quarters
Des Moines AP reports Kansas State champion Darrell Snyder of Winfield meets Cedar Falls upset contender Rich Stokstad in the Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. Stokstad upset fifth seed John Hampton while Snyder defeated Gary Williams to reach the next round. Semifinal pairings include Mona Schallan versus Sheryl Barger and Pam Richmond against Nancy Osborne in the junior girls division.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Darrell Snyder
Rich Stokstad
Cedar Falls
Stokstad
John Hampton
Ponca City
Okla
Snyder
Winfield
Kan
Gary Williams
Tulsa
Spencer Burke
St. Louis
Charles Allen
Overland Park
John Towner
Leawood
John Cochran
Oklahoma City
Gerry Perry
Springfield
Glenn Mullins
Lawton
Mona Schallan
Iowa City
Sheryl Barger
Pam Richmond
Kansas City
Nancy Osborne
Fort Sill
Decathlon Race Nears End At AAU Championship
Husky Russ Hodge of Santa Clara leads after five events with 4147 points at the National AAU decathlon in Bakersfield California. Teammate Bill Toomey stands second with 4070 points, as both pursue spots on the U.S. team for the July 31 August 1 Russia dual meet. Don Shy of Long Beach is third with 3873 points.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Russ Hodge
Santa Clara
Hodge
Bill Toomey
Laguna Beach
Toomey
Major Clubs May Vote On Frick's Job
DETROIT AP Executives of the 20 major league clubs may vote on a new commissioner at a July 21 meeting in Dearborn. Ford Frick, slated to retire next December, said the agenda would include two owner-proposed amendments. A reliable source says the main topic will be selecting a successor. a vote is possible but not guaranteed. If no vote occurs, nominations may be trimmed to a minimum from over 100 candidates.
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Detroit
Dearborn
Ford Frick
Chuvalo Knocks Out Bailey In 38 Seconds Of Round Three
Toronto heavyweight George Chuvalo defeats Philadelphia’s Dave Bailey in 38 seconds of the third round in Regina. Chuvalo, 212 pounds, used a body attack through two rounds before a savage rally sent Bailey, 21442, to the canvas with a right hand. Bailey was a sparring partner of Cassius Clay.
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Regina
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Dave Bailey
Philadelphia
Chuvalo
Bailey
Cassius Clay
Craycraft No-Hitter Verifies Ottawa 10-3 Win over Mound City
Ottawa Legion-Elks batter Mound City 10-3 as Russ Craycraft spins a seven inning no-hitter with 14 strikeouts amid 10 Ottawa hits. Dennis Motelet and Harry Murphy drive in three runs each, Gumm makes key defensive plays, and Ottawa improves to 9-7 with Craycraft notching his third win.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Russ Craycraft
Ottawa American Legion-Elks
Mound City
West Second Street Field
Craycraft
Legion-Elks
Ottawa
Dennis Motelet
Harry Mure Phy
Moteslet
Loren Shofner
Shofner
Morelet
Murphy
Crayecraft
Rune
Gary Gumm
Osawatomie
Osawatoomie
Klein Pontiac
Kansas City
Haworth
Greene
Davenport
Harkins
Nordyke
National League Roundup Lifts Dodgers Veteran LeJohn
Don LeJohn 31, a long-time farm hand, homered in his first at bat and scored the clinching run as the Dodgers split a doubleheader with the Cubs 4 3. The Dodgers led the NL while Mets, Phillies, Astros and Cardinals won in other games. LeJohn had been in the Dodgers farm system since 1954 and had a .391 minor league average with Albuquerque.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Don LeJohn
Los Angeles Dodgers
LeJohn
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Albuquerque
Jim Wynn
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Mets
Reds
Ed Kranepool
Roy McMillan
Chuck Hiller
Gary Kroll
Kranepool
MocMillan
Hiller
RBI
Giants
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Frank Linzy
Wynn
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Bobsby Wine
Wade Blassingame
Braves
Phils
Law
Cardinals
al McBean
Frank Carpin
Ducky Lejohn Sparks Dodgers Comeback Debut
Donald Everett Lejohn known as Ducky from Daisytown Pa. made his Dodgers debut in a nightcap after Dick Ellsworth won the opener. The 31 year old rookie lined two key singles in his first two appearances, helping Los Angeles to a rebound win.
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Chicago
Del
Don
Donald Everett Lejohn
Daisytown
Ducky
Albuquerque
Lejohn
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Dodgers
Parent
Lub
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Fred Newman
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Schasteen
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Poole
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Scott
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Simpson
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Kodbets
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Kramer
S. Main
Medical Arts Bldg
Kodel
Eastman
Wassmer
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Rodelite
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