Ford Uses Head To Outsmart Angels In 14th Win Of Season
Whitey Ford, 34, the Yankees ace, pitched 10 innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 for his 14th win this season and 10th straight. He relied on brains over brawn as Angels produced 11 hits but only two unearned runs. Hector Lopez homered for New York, Joe Pepitone doubled, Elston Howard singled to drive in the winner.
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PeeWee Twins Blank Angels in 9-0 Shutout
The PeeWee League Twins shutout the Angels 9 to 0 last night at Forest Park, with a box score published by the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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PeeWee Bears Beat Lions in Two Inning Game
The PeeWee Bears lost to the Lions 19 to 3 in a two inning game. The Lions totaled 12 hits in the first inning and seven in the second. Box score provided by the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Tournament Set For Portland For 1965 NCAA Final Four
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo AP The NCAA basketball championship will be held in 1965 at Portland Ore for the first time. It will be March 19 20 at Memorial Coliseum. The choice was announced by Bernie Shively Kentucky athletic director and NCAA Tournament Committee chairman. Next year finals will be in Kansas City.
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Rotary And Eagles Win In Babe Ruth Action
Rotary nearly shutout the Elks 13-1 while the Eagles edged Boys Club 2-1 in Babe Ruth League play. Box scores are from the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Pomona High School Beats Scranton in Close 6-5 Clash
Bernard Nelson pitched Pomona High School to a 6-5 win over Scranton in the area high school tournament. Darrell Jamison started before Nelson finished the game. Earlier Pomona defeated Reading 5-4 at Reading with Nelson taking over after Gary Walkur started. The tourney finals are set for tomorrow at Lyndon.
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Herald Tip Reward Seeks Weekly News Leads
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters may guide reporters to local stories, incidents, or significant community events, with rewards announced weekly in the paper.
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Scoreboard By The Associated Press Thursday Results
MLB scoreboard details. Thursday results include St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 3, Chicago 7 Cincinnati 0 in 11 innings, Los Angeles 4 New York 3, San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0. Upcoming and Sunday schedules listed with multiple matchups and times.
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Midget Tournaments Set by Blue Valley Baseball
The Blue Valley Junior Baseball Association schedules two upcoming Midget tournaments. Midget B competes in Stanley on July 15 18 and 20 with games at 5 30 p m and 8 p m. Midget C follows in Wellsville on July 22 and 25 with two games each night starting 5 30 p m and 8 p m.
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Willie McCovey Powers Giants to 4-3 Win Over Phillies
Giants star Willie McCovey hit his 24th homer to back a 4-3 victory in Philadelphia as he extended a 15 game hitting streak the Dodgers moved four games ahead in the NL standings. Don Cardwell and Roger Craig also figure in a busy NL night with three other games delivering key scores and late innings excitement across Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Milwaukee.
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Peoria Teens Beat New Hope at Mears Park
The Peoria Teenage Boys remain undefeated after a 25 to 11 victory over New Hope at Mears Park. Merlin Schmoe and Brad O'Dea pitched for the winners as the team stretched its record to five wins this season.
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New NCAA Official Named Public Relations Director
KANSAS CITY AP Wiles Hallock aged 45, UC Berkeley sports information director, was named public relations director of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Walter Byers announced the creation of the post and Hallock will assume duties August 1.
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