Perry Sparks Twins With First Start In Years
Jim Perry delivered a return to form for the Minnesota Twins, pitching seven strong in a 6-2 opener win and helping them stretch a 14 1/2 game AL lead. The 28 year old right hander earned his first start since 1964, collected a complete game, and posted a 5 0 record with a 2.57 ERA after a bullpen return. In other AL results, Chicago beat Cleveland 3-1, Detroit edged New York 5-4, Baltimore topped Kansas City 7-4, and Los Angeles defeated Washington 5-2 before a 4-3 loss.
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All Star Picks Highlight Twins Yanks Selections
The 1965 AL All-Star team includes three Twins and three Yankees among nine players chosen by AL manager Al Lopez. Yankees catcher Elston Howard, second baseman Bobby Richardson, and outfielder Mickey Mantle join the roster, while Twins starters include catcher Earl Battey, shortstop Zoilo Versalles, first baseman Harmon Killebrew, and outfielder Jim or Jimmy Hall.
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Legion-Elks Salute Fourth With Three-Run Victory
Ottawa American Legions Elks defeated Klein Pontiac of Kansas City 7-4 at West Second Street Field to reach 11 wins. Russ Craycraft collected three hits including the club’s first homer, while Harry Murph y pitched effectively, allowing seven hits and striking out multiple batters.
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Legion Elks Rally Beats Ottawa in Wild Inning Showdown
Ottawa and Legion-Elks produced a high scoring contest as Ottawa opened with two innings of runs, but Legion-Elks used a big fifth and a two homer burst to seize control. Klein's reliever Wilson allowed the go ahead blast, while BinKino added a late homer as Topeka awaits. Paola visits Wednesday at West Second Street diamond.
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Steelers Obtain John Mims in Trade
The Pittsburgh Steelers acquire defensive tackle John Mims from the Los Angeles Rams for a future NFL draft pick. The deal furthers the Steelers defensive line depth and signals strategic roster reshaping ahead of the season.
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Former Champs Lead Witnesses in Boxing Probe
Washington AP report notes a congressional boxing inquiry opens with former heavyweight champions Jack Dempsey and Rocky Marciano among first witnesses. Rep. William L. Springer backs widening the probe to include other sports, while FCC Chairman E William Henry testifies on proposed federal boxing commission and media coverage safeguards.
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Dates For City Tennis Changed Ottawa tourney moved to July 10
The Ottawa City Tennis tournament has been rescheduled to run July 10 and 30 with two new divisions. The entry deadline is 6 p.m. Friday July 9, with entries to Don Hoglund. Pairings will be announced July 10 at Forest Park courts.
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Boxing Results From Manila By Associated Press
AI Diz from the Philippines stopped Hee Son Kang of South Korea in eight rounds in Manila. The outcome highlighted a sharp Philippine victory in the boxing card.
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