Spahn Pitches Mets To 3-2 Win Over Dodgers
Warren Spahn, age 44, guides the New York Mets past the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 to earn the club its second win of 1965. He notches his 2,501st strikeout, breaking Christy Mathewson’s NL record, and seals the victory with a 2-out strikeout. Johnny Lewis delivered a clutch two-run single in the ninth to spark the Mets’ lead.
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Veeck predicts Milwaukee will have MLB team in 1966
Milwaukee will likely land a major league club in 1966, says Bill Veeck. He told a Rotary Club event he cannot cite specifics but believes Milwaukee can secure a team by pooling local efforts, criticizing current owners for inaction and noting his support for expansion. He previously owned the Milwaukee Brewers and opposed the Braves move to Atlanta.
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Players Not Permitted To Hold Hockey School
Ottawa dispatch reports the IIHF and Austria barred a proposed hockey school in Innsbruck featuring six NHL stars. Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs players were to attend, including Gordie Howe, Alex DelVecchio, Marcel Pronovost, Terry Sawchuk, Tim Horton, and Ron Stewart. IIHF President Bunny Rhee upheld the ban, a move described as an insult to Canadians by former NHL player Larry Regan.
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Boxscores American League and National League summary
Pittsburgh and San Francisco played a low scoring game with McBean earning the win for San Francisco and Friend taking the loss in a 3 to 1 decision. Key hits included a homer by Mays and a 2B by Virdon, while McCovey provided San Francisco with its lone RBI.
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West Represents Hope For Lakers in Boston Playoffs
Los Angeles Lakers rely on Jerry West as they trail Boston Celtics two games to none in the best of seven NBA finals. The latest Celtics win 129 123 in Boston puts pressure on West to deliver at home where coach Schaus believes 45 points from West could swing Friday’s game. Baylor has been out since the first game.
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Lip Ochser Known as The Lip Played for Four MLB Clubs
Leo Dur Ochers, better known as The Lip, appeared for the Dodgers Reds Yankees and Cardinals. He later managed the Dodgers and Giants, shaping several eras of baseball with his presence on and off the field.
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Mullens Driver Jody Clowers Back For Summer Race Circuit
Jody Clowers of Mullens returns for a second racing season with his yellow 352 Ford powered racer. Built by Ernie Moye of Nimitz, the car features a four barrel carburetor and widened tires. Clowers, aided by Junior Weaver and mechanic Bo Albert, finished sixth in point standings at Beckley Speedway last year and will be among Wyoming County entrants at Prosperity this summer.
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Dick Lynch shifts from football to printing sales
Giants star Dick Lynch discusses football changing to bigger contracts and media attention. He now works as a salesman at a major printing and folding carton company, managing accounts while staying connected to sports during training camps. He recalls Notre Dame days and early career pivots.
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Tulane coach threats force team to flee Mississippi
Col umbus Mississippi reports coach Ben Abadie of Tulane hurried his team onto a bus after a game with Mississippi State amid a shouted claim his life had been threatened. He said he would never return to Alabama or Mississippi, noting two prior threats. Mississippi State won 9th inning run.
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Madhens Defeat Bisons In IL 5 0
United Press International reports Toledo Madhens pitcher Tom Dukes, 22, allowed five hits in a 5-0 win over Buffalo Bisons. Dukes mirrors Mel Stottlemyre’s early career path from Richmond IL to the Yankees. Also: Atlanta stays unbeaten with an 85 victory over Syracuse. Columbus nips Toronto 8-7. Somerset defeats Rochester 3.
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Canadiens Take 2-0 Lead With Shutout of Black Hawks
Montreal blanked Chicago 2-0 to lead the Stanley Cup finals two games to none. Gump Worsley stopped all 4 Hawks shots, as Toe Blake praised the win. Beliveau scored on a power play in the second period, Duff added a third period tally, and Mikita was penalized for high sticking during Duff’s goal sequence.
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Hurricane Carter Beaten By Scott in 10-Round Bout
Harry Scott of Britain recovered from a first round knockdown to win a disputed ten round decision over Rubin Carter of Patterson New Jersey in London. Carter dropped Scott in the first round and Scott bounced back to land heavy blows. Carter’s manager denounced the decision as disgraceful and planned a protest.
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Whitey Ford Faces Obituary Talk After Bad Start
Whitey Ford and the Yankees faced intense questions after a rough outing against Kansas City. Ford, 36, brushed aside the doom and declared his arm fine despite winter surgery and spring troubles. His wife Joan echoed concern but noted his steady demeanor and honesty about his health.
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Keane defends Ford as rotation stays intact
Yankees manager Johnny Keane says talk of Ford's decline is premature and plans him to start Saturday against Los Angeles. He insists Ford can still pitch and will remain in the regular rotation, hoping one strong game will reset confidence.
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Houston Solves Glaring Problem In Astrodome
Painters coated the Harris County Domed Stadium dome to reduce glare for outfielders. Astros officials welcomed the change and planned to finish coating before April 25, the first regular season game day, noting only partial completion after the initial day.
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Meeting Slated For Local Race Drivers
Beckley Speedway officials announce a pre race meeting for car owners and drivers at Town & Country drive in Friday at 8 p m. Each car should be represented by a driver owner or representative in both sportsman and stock classes. Speedway to open Sunday April 25 if weather permits.
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Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues
Standings and results show Boston defeating Washington 5 2 in a lone Tuesday game. Probable pitchers listed for midweek games include Minnesota New York Stottlemyre and Boston Monbouquette. National League updates include Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia with several night games and matchups featuring San Francisco Houston St. Louis and more.
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