Herbel Sprints to Giants Win in Astrodome Debut
San Francisco rookie Ron Herbel earned his first major league hit and complete game as the Giants routed Houston 8-1 in the Astrodome. He replaced ailing Juan Marichal, improved to 3-3 with a 2.86 ERA, and limited the Astros to five hits. McCovey provided support with a ninth inning homer as San Francisco pulled away in a four-run second.
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Mighty Mouse lifts Indians as Davalillo drives in six
Vic Davalillo, batting with bruises, homers twice and adds a double and single to drive the Cleveland Indians past Boston 11-6. The Venezuelan outfielder also moves to within one point of Detroit’s Willie Horton in the AL batting race at .364.
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Civalier's Put Boosts Bear Thins at NJCAA Meet
Mooney of Scottsbluff set a national junior college shot put record with 55-674 as Phoenix College leads faded New York AJC and Blinn in Garden City. Bears defend title with 32 points, while Phoenix qualifiers pace night finals with fast 440 and 1 56.8 half mile as freshmen compete for spots.
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Local scene roller teams set for rematch at Central Stadium
The Arizona Chargers beat the Washington Wildcats 66 63 in the series opener. Ralph Vallatares scored 25 points and Terry Toledo 15 for the Chargers. Also, Phoenix Westerners shutout Prescott Nuggets 5 0 in softball and Pantherettes defeated Rambler Dudettes 4 1.
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Boros Shoots 64 to Lead Memphis Open at 36-Hole Mark
Julius Boros, 45, fires a six under par 64 to take a four-stroke lead at the Memphis Open after 36 holes, posting 130. George Archer and Gene Littler share second at 134 as Boros cards an eagle on the 18th after a rough tee shot.
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CRA Sprinters Invade Manzanita Speedway Tonight
California Racing Association sprint cars debut for the year at Manzanita with drivers from New Mexico California and Arizona. Qualifying at 7 30 p m the program includes heats semimain and a 25 lap feature worth 1 750 guaranteed purse. Notable entrants include BOB HOGLE from Buena Park and local stars in attendance.
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Liston Poised to Meet Clay as Bout Nears
Liston says he is in good shape and aims to trap if Clay fights. He casts doubt on meeting Clay again, cites WBA decisions, and notes better condition than in the first Miami bout. In Lewiston, sparring partners see Clay as challenger with potential to win. The auctioned arena seating shows 18 rows of $100 chairs and rising gate hopes near 200000.
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Legion Baseball Opens 1965 Schedule At Phoenix College
Legion baseball begins with a 1 pm meeting at 4016 No 4th St for B teams and coaches to plan the Class B schedule. Monday night features two Class A games L L Smith and Sanderson Ford meet at 6 pm Thunderbird Freight vs Kelton Construction at 8 30 at Phoenix College. The bene fit game moved from June 6 to June 12 at Phoenix College.
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Camelback and East Highs Name Football Coaches
Camelback names Dolph Camilli as new head coach and East High Schools appoint Vernon Cole to lead their football programs. Both are 27 years old with Camilli the Utah State alumnus and former quarterback on the 1963 Liberty Bowl team. Cole comes from the Canadian Football League as a quarterback and will coach an independent Camelback team after Don Baker moves to Arizona State University.
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Southwest drag racing heats up at Steinnegger and Eshenhbaugh
Classy Dragsters lead a night of top A and B fuelers at Bee Line Dragway with nearly $5,000 in trophies and cash. Local Arizona entries include Cyphert and Holmberg's crews with Adams and Bakerfield qualified drives. Qualifications began at 4 30 pm with eliminations and 8 30 pm runs for the fastest A fuel rail as Stewart Estes command the Bakerfield contenders and Powers seeks stock crown with Roller's Enco five car team.
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No Decision Fails To Split Bout In Sporta Torium
In last night’s Sporta torium wrestling features Don Bulldog Kent and Karl Von Brock were counted out for a no decision. Don Arnold and Luis Martinez drew. Tito Montez and Omar Atlas beat Felix Godo and Indian Joe in a tag match. Jerry Kozak pinned Larry Williams and Torbellino Blanca defeated Chuck Karbo.
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Last Weekend Matinee Racing at Apache Greyhound Park
Advertisement for the final weekend of matinee racing at Apache Greyhound Park. First post 4 p.m. with evening program at 15 p.m. Twenty one races scheduled Saturday and Sunday. Sunday night features a BIG Q jackpot and four GE televisions. Reservations via dial 964-2971. The Queen of Sports promoted.
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