Harris laments home drought as Tigers snap skid
Detroit manager Bucky Harris, with 29 years at the helm, laments losing habits after a 15 game home drought. Harvey Kuenn’s ankle injury and pitching woes bedevil Detroit, while Ned Garver and Jim Brady struggle in relief as the Tigers, at Briggs Stadium, end a long skid but face tenuous odds at home.
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Wininger Leads Canadian Open in Beaconsfield Round
A-So Oklahoma City’s A-Bo Wininger fired a 65 at Beaconsfield in Pointe Claire to grab a two stroke lead after the first round of the Canadian Open. The despite being lower in pre tournament talk, Wininger matched the course record of 65 set a decade ago by Ellsworth Vines.
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Latin Americans Threaten Open Title at Hoylake
Hoylake England hosts the British Open as two Latin Americans En rique Bertolino and Roberto de threaten a historic upset. The 72 hole event at 6 969 yards tests the field with a mix of Commonwealth and US contenders and potential first non British winner.
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Thomson Extends British Open Lead With 72 Third Round
Defending champion Peter Thomson of Australia strengthened his grip in the British Open at Hoylake by posting a one over par 72 for a 212 total. He leads Flory Van Donck by three as Frank Stranahan and Robert De Vicenzo hold 220 and Enrique Bertolino sits a stroke behind De Vicenzo after 36 holes.
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Vincenzo Van Donck Lead Atop Open Contender Field
Vicenza Spaniard Angel Miguel and Belgian Flory Van Donck pace a crowded leaderboard as final 36 holes loom. Peter Thom son of Australia holds the defending title and leads Bertolino and de Vicenzo by one stroke after 140 in two rounds.
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Fights Last Night Arena Results Summary
Durando outpointed Martinez in Portland while Jefferson stopped Tyler in Los Angeles. Hart KO'd Jordan in Philadelphia. The bouts featured fighters from Bayonne New Jersey and New York with regional showings in Phoenix and Los Angeles.
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County Stadium Becomes Jinx Park For Braves
The Milwaukee Braves suffer a 17-1 home loss to the Chicago Cubs, dropping from first to fifth in their home stand and keeping them three games behind the Cincinnati Redlegs. Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees also win as Briggs Stadium and the American League schedule unfold.
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Final round playoff tied by quartet of American golfers
The playoff featured Dick Metz with Wininger, two strokes ahead of a four man pack tied at 67. Don Finsterwald of Bedford Heights Ohio, Dick Mayer of St. Petersburg Florida, Paul Harney of Boston Massachusetts, and Art Wall Jr. of Elmsford New York all posted 67.
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Cleveland Detroit Boxscore Mix in 1965 Details
Detroit and Cleveland played a detailed box score with players such as Woodling Wertz Rosen Kaline Kuenn and Lary contributing hits and RBIs. pitching went to Lary for the win while Lemon took the loss. Scenic game log notes positions, substitutions, and key batting lines.
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Mantle Prepares Pinch Hit Return With Brace On Knee
Mickey Mantle, sidelined by a sprained right knee, planned to rejoin the New York Yankees in Washington for a pinch hitting role within two or three days. An X-ray showed minor ligament sprains, not torn, with team doctor Sydney Gaynor optimistic he could pivot with a new single-hinge brace. Mantle hoped to test the knee in a weekend exam ahead of Tuesday’s All-Star event.
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Mantle Stars In List Of League Leaders
The record shows Mantle leading in runs with 68 and RBIs at 71 and 101 hits. Piersall notes 18 doubles and Simpson 8 triples while Rivera and Mays contribute. Lawrence wins 1 0 with 1 strikeout and Banks hits 21 homers for the National League.
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Cubs Top Braves 7-1 as Valentinetti Hurts Knee
Valentinetti leaves with a knee ligament injury after pairing with Jim Brosnan on a four hitter to beat Milwaukee 7-1. Brosnan allows only one hit in 4 1-3 innings in relief to dump Braves from first. MacDougald drives in four for the Yankees with a homer, double and single to top the Red Sox 6-1.
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