Drysdale Wins 10th as Dodgers Slow Milwaukee
Don Drysdale’s 10th win and 29th birthday pace the Dodgers to NL lead. The right-hander’s 4-0 six-hitter over Milwaukee kept Los Angeles three games ahead, with his 2.39 ERA and eight strikeouts underscoring a season on track for 30 victories.
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Lema Defeats Nicklaus At Buick Open In Dramatic Finish
Tony Lema won the Buick Open with a $20,000 two stroke lead at Warwick Hills after a tense final round. He credited his wife Betty for keeping him grounded and focusing on golf. Jack Nicklaus pushed hard, matching par through 16 and finishing four strokes behind, with Lema noting Nicklaus is a true gentleman but possesses too much talent.
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National League standings and Sunday results recap
National League shows Los Angeles leading with 32 wins and 20 losses while Milwaukee sits at 26 and 20. Cincinnati 27-22, San Francisco 27-24. St. Louis 25-25. Sunday results include Pittsburgh 5 New York 3 and 3-0 in the first game, Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 with 10-9 in the second, Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 0, Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 0 with 6-4 in the second, and Houston 1 St. Louis. Monday pitchers list Koufax at Philadelphia. Tuesday games feature Detroit at Los Angeles and New York at Kansas City among others.
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Americans Compete in 1965 British Amateur at Porthcawl
Thirty four Americans enter the opening day of the 1965 British Amateur at Royal Porthcawl Wales with 19 in the first round plus 14 byes. Notables include past champions Bob Sweeny and Dick Chapman. Bill Campbell aims for a rare double by winning both the amateur and the British Open.
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Billy Campbell Meets Langridge In Opening Round
UPI reports U S Amateur champion Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia faces John R Langridge of South Africa in opening play at Porthcawl Wales Campbell one of two West Virginians among 176 golfers Castleman of White Sulphur Springs draws K Evans of England in the same round.
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Honest Horse Hail To All Wins Belmont Stakes Thriller
New York. Hail To All, hailed as the honest horse by trainer Eddie Yowell, wins the 97th Belmont Stakes amid a close finish with Tom Rolfe First Family and Dapper Dan to claim $104,150 and a share of racing’s Triple Crown. Rolfe, the sentimental favorite, and Lucky Debonair’s glamour faded as the three-year-olds split the crown hopes.
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Wilkes Insurance beats Calloway Heights in Glen Jean league
In Glen Jean Softball action Wilkes Insurance routed Calloway Heights 26-6 as Skelton edged Wilkes for five runs in the second. Fayetteville rallied to a 3-1 win over Glen Jean with Milam collecting four hits. C and W Wrecking rallied from a three run deficit in the sixth to defeat Mt. Hope 5-4.
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Wilkes, C and W Wrecking Post Softball Victories
Wilkes, C and W Wrecking post softball victories with the winning run in the last inning to nip Mt Hope 5 to 4. Wallace Canterbury and Hanna starred for the Wrecking squad with timely hitting and solid offense.
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Hill tops world standings as Monaco champ leads year
MALLORY PARK England UPI Graham Hill the reigning Monaco Grand Prix titlist heads the world championship standings this year. Sunday saw a surprise entry at Whiston holiday auto meet but the driver withdrew after winning his heat due to engine trouble.
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Yanks Sweep Twin Bills Chisox Down Senators
The New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox then beat the White Sox 6-1 and 12-0 to take the series three games to one. The Minnesota Twins strengthened their lead by routing the Washington Senators 11-2 as the Yankees stayed in eighth place in the AL standings.
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Baseball Leaders Share At The All Star Break
In the National League Banks Cubs McCovey Giants Johnson Reds Mays Giants Mathews Braves each sit with 36 RBIs while Mantilla Red Sox 44 Howard Senators 40 Oliva Twins 36 Colavito Indians 34 Thomas Red Sox Kaline Tigers Versalles Twins 31. In pitching NL Falls Reds 92 Jay Reds 4 1 Farrel Astros 4 1 Drysdale Dodgers 103 Veale Pirates 62. AL Pascual wins 70 Grant Twins 50 Fisher White Sox 51 Buzhardt White Sox 4 1 Lolich Tigers 7 2.
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Qualifying Rounds For High School Meet Today
Regional qualifying rounds in Bridgeport and South Charleston set the stage for the state high school golf finals in Parkersburg on Tuesday. Northern teams compete at Bridgeport Country Club and southern teams at Kanawha Country Club. The top six teams and top six individuals from each division advance to the state tourney for team and individual honors.
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