Stottlemyre Pitches Yankees To Victory
Mel Stottlemyre pitched the Yankees to a 4-0 win over the Angels, delivering seven hits with four strikeouts and no walks. Roger Maris hit his first homer of the season as New York won after two one run defeats. Other AL results: Washington beat Chicago 3-1, Kansas City 7-3 over Cleveland, Detroit 6-4 vs Minnesota.
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Outstanding Bowlers of Stansings Meet
List of top totals from Stansings bowling event with standout series and game scores for players including Guerino, Lucas, Evans, Trump, Milano, Phipps, Blackburn, Barker, Mann, Riffe, Nash Campbell, and others. Team standings show Raleigh Insurance and Greenbrier Dairy among leaders with high team and individual scores.
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Oh Dick Cook-559 Series Bud Riffe-576 Series
Local bowling standings and high scores from a Thursday night mixed league show top series by Eppys Drug and Beckley Loan with individual scorers Bud Walters Jerry Williams Bunny Block and Ivan Lowery posting strong totals across men and women.
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Mets Win First Game and Relays at Coalfield Meet
Mets win first game of the season 5-4 in 10 innings as Jim Bethke and Bobby Klaus pace a New York win. Redlegs rout Cardinals 10-4 as Cincinnati’s John Tsitouris works all nine innings. Relays at Van Meter Stadium, Beckley, Mount Hope, and Coalfield Conference honors noted.
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Yancey Leads Houston Classic After Round One
Bert Yancey fired a six under 65 at Sharpstown to take a one stroke lead over a field of 142 in the Houston Classic. Homero Blancas sits one stroke back after a 66 while defending champion Mike Souchak shot 68. Casper and Sanders opened at 72.
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Bucs Relievers See Little Action in Season Start
Pittsburgh pitchers have had few opportunities early in the 1965 season. Al McBean and Elroy Face are the only relievers to work, each for a single inning, as Bob Veale, Bob Friend and Joe Gibbon posted solid starts in wins and losses.
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International League Opens 82nd Season Saturday
The International League begins its 82nd season with Rochester versus Atlanta in Rochester city’s new 50,000 seat stadium. Milwaukee Braves move to Atlanta in 1965 and buy the Crackers. Rochester and Atlanta aim to break the single game attendance record of 14,542 set in 1962. Other openers include Jacksonville at Syracuse at night and Toledo at Toronto while Columbus hosts Buffalo in day games.
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Baseball circus as technicians fix catching a fly
New York report notes absurd situation where technicians are summoned to solve the problem of catching a fly ball, highlighting the odd state of baseball mechanics and public amusement. The item showcases a humorous angle on the sport’s evolving tech demands.
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Astros seek fix for sunny day fly balls in dome
Houston Astros facing glare from sunlight through skylight at $31.6 million Astr o dome. DuPont sends five-man crew from Wilmington to devise a solution before April 25 when they host the Pittsburgh Pirates. Outfielder Al Spangler says sunglasses and colored balls fail, noting day games are unreliable while cloudy days help visibility.
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Day games spark NL debate under domed sun
The piece notes opposition from National League clubs to shifting day games to night. It recalls Billy Loes denying a lost no hitter in sun and highlights Houston outfielders struggling with glare from a roofed stadium. Manager Sam Harris and players agree the sun blocks visibility. They warn defenders must adapt under the dome on sunny days.
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