Herbel Helps Giants Over Astros In Damp Dome Win
Ron Herbel earned a roof over his head and delivered the first hit of his major league career as the San Francisco Giants defeated Houston 8-1 in the Astrodome. He added his first complete game, improving to 3-3 with a 2.86 ERA, while Willie McCovey drove in runs and John Bateman homered for the Astros.
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Mighty Mouse Drives in Six as Indians Top Red Sox
Vic Davalillo, the Venezuelan outfielder, powered Cleveland with a homer double and single driving in six runs in an 11-6 win over Boston. He also slid bruised joints with taped thumbs and ankles, moving within one point of Detroit’s Willie Horton in the AL batting race at .364.
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Bears Grab Meet Lead At Garden City Track Meet
Defending champion Phoenix College led the San Junior College Track Meet early as they scored 32 points in shot put triple jump and high jump. John Jacks won the high jump 6 6 with Jesse Peoples third in both high jump and triple jump. Ed Mooney of Scottsbluff set a meet record in shot put 55 6 1 4. Freshmen Jimmy Walters and Terry Junti led PC qualifiers for finals.
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Boros Leads Memphis Open With 130 After Two Rounds
Julius Boros shot six under par 64 to take a four stroke lead at Memphis Open with 36-hole total of 130, the lowest this year. George Archer Gene Littler tied for second at 134, with Nicklaus Blancas and Crampton at 135. Boros credited improved putting and an eagle at the 508-yard 16th.
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CRA Sprinters Set For Manzanita Speedway Sprint Night
California Racing Association sprint cars open year action at Manzanita Speedway with entrants from New Mexico California and Arizona in a seven event program. Qualifying at 7 30 p m features a 25 lap main event for 1750 purse and a roster of noted drivers.
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Glassy Dragsters Head Southwest Qualifying Night At Walters
Top fuel and gas dragsters from Phoenix Union and Bee Ling Dragway compete at Walters in a 5000 dollar event. Dan Walrath and Junti post fast times in 220 and 880 foot heats, with eliminations set to start at 6 30 p m. Local Arizona entries include Steinnegger Shenbaugh Cyphert Wilson Holmberg and Barnes clocking speeds over 195 mph.
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Liston Sour to Champs Men By John P Carmichae
Sonny Liston clad in good shape after five rounds with sparring partners in Poland Spring Me. The challenger Cassius Clay appears the upcoming main event, Liston remarks on training and prior fights and reflects on past treatment by the WBA while noting enhanced condition for the Tuesday bout.
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Legion Baseball Set to Open 1965 Season Actions and Schedule
The American Legion summer baseball season begins with a 1 PM meeting tomorrow at 4016 North St for B teams and interested personnel. Monday features two Class A games at Phoenix College with L. L. Smith vs Sanderson Ford at 6 PM and Thunderbird Freight vs Welton Construction at 8:30 PM. The benefit game moved from June 6 to June 12 at Phoenix College.
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Camelback East High Name Football Coaches
Camelback and East High schools appoint new football coaches. Dolph Camilli becomes Camelback's field general at 27 after a standout college career and Utah State quarterback stint. Vernon Cole, also 27, takes East's helm after CFL experience. Baker moves to Arizona State University.
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Hennessey Wins Classic All Events Title in Bowling
Tom Hennessey of St. Louis tops the American Bowling Congress classic all-events with a 12-game 2,549 total May 12-13. He earned 4,000 dollars for Don Carter Bowling Glove as team, doubles, and singles scores contributed 577, 611, 668, and 693 respectively, placing third in singles. Other titlists include Thelma Lanes for Five Man Team and Kennecott, Oakar Beach as doubles winners.
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Apache Greyhound Park Weekend Matinee Races Start
Weekend ad promotes matinee dog races at Apache Greyhound Park with first post in afternoon and evening programs. Mentions Sunday night show and a four part jackpot, encourages reservations, trackside and clubhouse seating, and highlights the Queen of Sports branding.
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