Sharp Ralston Appears Ready For Wimbledon Title Run
United States No. 1 Dennis Ralston, 23, from Bakersfield, advances in Wimbledon intricated rounds, showing restored serving and strong form. He defeats Metroveli 6-0 4-6 6-4 6-4 and eyes the title as teammates Richey Pasarell Riessen also progress toward the Davis Cup selection in Cleveland.
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United States
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Calif
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Marey Riessen
George MacCall
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Russia
Mexico
Cleveland
Ohio
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Beachewood
Owen Davidson
Chiff Richey
Dallas
Terry Addison
Australia
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Charlie
Long Beach
Nancy Richey
Koufax Stars as Dodgers Top Astros in Astrodome Crowd
Sandy Koufax earned his 13th win by weathering a 10 hit attack as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Houston Astros 5-2 before a record Astrodome crowd of 50,908. The game strengthened Koufax and Dodgers' hold on Houston and tied him for the major league lead.
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Koufax
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Astrodome
Domed Stadium
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Astro
Senators snap up Harrelson in waiver trade
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Ken Harrelson was placed on waivers and quickly claimed by the Washington Senators for 20000 dollars. Harrelson, 24, had been the A s regular until Roger Repez arrived. He began 1963 with Portland and spent a brief 1964 in Dallas. In four major league seasons he hit .229 with 5 homers and 22 RBIs in 1966 through 63 games.
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Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Harrelson
A’s
Roger Repez
New York Yankees
Portland
Dallas
Repez
Chicago White Sox
Maloney Leads Reds To Narrow Win In Pittsburgh
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney shone on the mound and at the plate, singling and scoring the decisive run on an error in the ninth as the Reds beat the Pirates 4-3 to stretch their win streak to five. Maloney praised his all out style, noting fatigue comes from giving maximum effort, while leading Reds hitters with a .263 average and 95 strikeouts.
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Los Angeles
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John Bateman
Southeranace
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Pirates
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Giants
Cap Peterson
Hal Lanier
Gaylord Perry
Tom Haller
Peterson
Sinegle
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Billy Williams
John Boccabella
Ron Herebel
Reds
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Rich Allen
Phillies
Joey Jay
Braves
Jay
Bill White
Phils
Bob Buhl
Cleon Jones
Mets
Jack Fisher
al Jackeson
Jerry Grote
Ron Hunt
Grote
Jones
Maloney
Cinccinnati Reds
Harry Walker
Don Heffner
Big First Inning Propels Legion-Elks 5-2 Victory
Ottawa built a five run first inning and held on to beat Osawatomie 5-2 at Orris Cox Field. Ron Lloyd allowed six hits with seven strikeouts and no walks for his first decision. Gary Davenport and Roger O'Neil supplied the offense with two hits apiece and two RBIs for Ottawa.
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Lloyd
Lynn Dice
Key
Gary Davenport
Roger O'Neil
Wellsville
Davenport
O'Neil
Legion- Elks
Ted Haworth
Dan Harkins
Ron Brady
Chuck Waymire
RBI
Jay Barnett
Bob Barnes
Dickey
Bumgarner
Tom Kudler
Topeka Van-T
Topeka
Olathe
Twinbill
Baseball Scores and Standings United by City and Week
National and American League boards show San Francisco leading the NL with 43 25 while Pittsburgh trails. New York and Chicago split results in 10 innings. Detroit and Baltimore post wins in the AL as California, Minnesota, and Kansas City mix for positions. late results include Ottawa and Osawatomie clash with homers and RBI hits, shaping upcoming Northern League schedule.
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Boston
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Kudler
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Dickey
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C Evans
Lindsey
Crowl
RF Summeral
Night Lombard
Punches
Heavies To Mix It Up At Madison Square Garden
George Chuvalo the Canadian champion and Oscar Bonavena the South American heavyweight king meet in a 10 round season opener at Madison Square Garden. Chuvalo previously went 15 rounds with Cassius Clay in March and Bonavena has lost only two fights, most recently to Zora Folley in February 1965. The bout starts at 10 p.m. EDT and will not be shown on radio or TV.
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George Chuvalo
Oscar
Ringo) Bonavena
Matieson Square Garden
Chuvalo
Cassius Clay
Toronto
Bonavena
Zora Folley
Palmer Casper Renew Clash In Western Open
Nine former champions join 131 players in the $100000 Western Open at Medinah Palmer defends title while Casper seeks another win after taking the U S Open crown Casper and Palmer surge as top contenders amid field with Nicklaus Player and Boros skipping the event
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Casper
Chicago
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Belmont
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Beverly Country Club
Jacky Cupit
Brookline
Mass
Nicklaus
Oakmont
Tom O¢Shanter
Medinah
Bob Rosburg
Gary Player
Boros
Pacesetters Lead Field for 1965 AAU Decathlon
Salina Kansas AP reports the 1965 AAU decathlon features the top four finishers from last year plus 31 entrants July 2-3. Defending champ Bill Toomey leads a strong lineup including Russ Hodge Don Shy and Bill Smith, with Steve Rogers Don Ellis and Arthur V. Smith also among notable competitors. The event spans two days with track, field events and special divisions across university college and high school levels. Top university entrants include Kansas State nightingale and Payne, plus notable athletes from Oklahoma, Fort Hays State and other schools.
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Salina
Kan
Bill Toomey
Santa Barbara
Calif
Russ Hodge
San Jose
Don Shy
Pomona
Bill Smith
Pasadena
Steve Rogers
Manhattan
Don Ellis
Erick, Ola
Arthur V. Smith
Edmond
Okla
Consrad Nightingale
Kansas State
Don Payne
Wichella
Fred Burton
Oklahoma
Larry Smith
Ron Tull
Jim Johnson
Fort Hays
Bob Schmidt
Mike Williams
Major Stars Bat in doubleheader split with Boston and New York
Rocky Colavito of the Indians belted two homers and added another in a 3-2 win over Boston, then in the nightcap Cleveland lost 6-5. Steve Barber of the Orioles scattered four hits and struck out six in a 3-0 win over the Yankees.
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Indians
Boston
Cleveland
Steve Barber
Orioles
New York
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