All Star Infield Leaders Named In 1965 Game
Brooks Robinson of the Orioles and Dick McAuliffe of the Tigers head the all star infield selections for the July 12 game in St Louis. George Scott and Bobby Knoop join the American League infield, while Willie McCovey Joe Morgan and Ron Santo anchor the National League infield with Leo Cardenas at short.
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Kaat Wins as Twins Top Indians in Six-Hit Gem
In a Monday night matchup Jim Kaat fired a six-hitter to lead the Minnesota Twins past Cleveland 6 to 2. Kaat improves to 9-5 while Mudcat Grant struggles with fielding support despite a solid season. The Orioles beat California 4-2 after a scoreless start, matching Baltimore’s sixth inning surge.
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Mets Den Mother Payson Owns Mets and Seeks Pennant
Feature on Mrs. Charles Payson, owner and den mother of the Mets, detailing her stake in the club, past Giants holdings, philanthropy, and interest in a possible Dodgers or Koufax bid. Includes her long ties to Greentree Stable and anti‑money focus, with remarks on the Mets’ Shea Stadium era and fan reception.
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Jock) Whitney
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Mays hits 522nd homer to move past Williams
Willie Mays connected for his 522nd career homer, a two run shot to give the Giants a 2-1 win over St. Louis and move him into third on the all time list, just 12 behind Jimmy Foxx. He also surpassed Ted Williams for the lifetime mark with the blast off Bob Gibson. The feat comes as Mays maintains his steady pace after the long chase.
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Willie Mays Heroic Homer Hits Record 521st This Season
Willie Mays belts his 521st homer while Chicago Cubs beat Atlanta 5-1. Ellsworth earns win as Pirates, Reds, and Dodgers win. Mays cites reading papers for records and recalls pivotal eighth inning catch aiding a Cardinal rally.
Young sprinters, teens seen boosting U S track bid
The AAU list for a July dual meet in Los Angeles against the Russians features 19 and 20 year olds led by Jim Ryan, Lee Evans, and Chris Seagren era hopefuls. Tommie Smith and Gerry Lindgren were added but out with ailments. Earlier, the U S lost to the Soviet Union 118-112 in a seven dual meet streak.
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Sacred Heart versus Five Church League Teams Summary
In a church league scoring summary, Sacred Heart posted 21 with individual scores from Didier 2-3-0 and others, while Four Square led by Sumner and McDaniel with notable totals. First Baptist and Bethany each posted double-digit team scores, with Cooper and Williams contributing multiple points. Totals indicate a high-scoring, multi-team display across the league.
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Porter hits two holes in one in Indiana Amateur golf
Scott Porter of Richmond led the 86 hole qualifying round for the Indiana Amateur Golf Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club by sinking two holes in one on the 145 yard fifth. The Ball State University golfer carded 69 and 73 in the two rounds using an eight iron in the morning and a nine iron in the afternoon, his first-ever aces.
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Giants edge Cardinals as Mays hits 522nd homer
Willie Mays of San Francisco belted his 522nd career homer to move to third on the all time list as the Giants edged St Louis 2 to 1. Jim Kaat of Minnesota pitched a six hitter in the Twins 6 2 victory over Cleveland.
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Dick Stuart gets one NL All Star vote after Mets release
In New York AP report, first baseman Dick Stuart, after being released by the New York Mets earlier this month, receives a single vote for National League All Star recognition amid ongoing player movement and speculations over his future.
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Dick Stuart
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