Marichal Shuts Out Dodgers as Mets Top Braves Twice
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal blanked the Dodgers in a 5-0 win, boosting his 1965 NL mark to 12-6 while the Giants moved within 2% games of first. Willie Mays, Dick Schofield and Matty Alou contributed key hits as Drysdale absorbed his seventh loss. The Dodgers also dropped four of five.
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Don Drysdale
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Dick Schofield
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Matty Alou
Jim Hart
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Houston Astros
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Four U.S. Women Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Four American women advanced to the Wimbledon quarterfinals as the 79th championships saw Nancy Richey Billie Jean Moffitt Jane Albert and Jus tina Bricka win their matches. Dennis Ralston led the men's side toward a semifinal with Roy Emerson as top seed.
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Australia
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Dallas
Tex
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Long Beach
Calif
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Pebble Beach
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St. Louis
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Britain
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Brazil
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Margaret Smith
Joyce Williams
Scotland
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Francoise Durr
France
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South Africa
Fred Stolle
Cliff Drysdale
Drysdale
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Stolle
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Major League Leaders Soon From Press International Data
Major League Leaders list shows top players by league with batting lines and team affiliations. Notable names include Aaron of Milwaukee, Mays of San Francisco, Mantilla of Boston, Colavito of Cleveland, and Kaline of Detroit among others. Strong hitters, home runs tallies, and RBIs are highlighted with team tags and average markers.
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Stubing's Homer Gives Suns Edge
Larry Stubing a 27 year old 220 pound infielder from New York City hit a grand slam in the sixth inning to lift the Jacksonville Suns to a 7 6 win over the Atlanta Crackers in an International League game It was his sixth homer of the season and backed reliever Fritz Ackley who earned his fifth victory Stubing provided the decisive swing as Atlanta fell three games back of idle Columbus with Buffalo Toledo postponed due to wet grounds.
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Atlanta Crackers
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Atlanta
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Toledo
Bragan finds piano relief amid Braves pennant push
NEW YORK UPI reports Braves manager Bobby Bragan relaxes by playing a $350 second hand piano in Milwaukee mornings due to night games and neighbor noise. He cites injuries to Rico Carty Denis Menke Denny Lemaster Bob Sadowski Felipe Alou and Gene Oliver as ongoing adversity. Bragan remains confident in a pennant chance and says a World Series would draw apacked Milwaukee crowd even if in Hoboken. He jokes a Don Drysdale pitch would seal the pennant and notes Braves fans boo him in Milwaukee yet cheer the players.
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Bragan
Milwaukee
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Rico Carty
Denis Menke
Denny Lemaster
Bob Sadowski
Felipe Alou
Gene Oliver
Braves
Hoboken
Atlanta
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Bobby
Dodgers
Drysdale
Fight results from Naples Worcester and Montreal events
In Naples Salvatore Burrini outpointed Jerry Stokes in a 119 to 120 bout. In Worcester Ted Whitfield stopped Al Simmons at 143 to 137. In Montreal Buster Mathis stopped Bob Maynard at 300 to 245 while Leslie Borden outpointed Burke Emery for the Canadian light heavyweight title in Sherbrooke.
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Italy
UPI
Salvatore Burrini
Jerry Stokes
Los Angeles
Worcester, Mass
Ted Whitfield
Springfield
Mass
al Simmons
Miami, Fla
Montreal
Buster Mathis
Battle Creek
Mich
Bob Maynard
Leslie Borden
Burke Emery
Sherbrooke
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Babe Ruth Loop To Hold Meeting In Beckley Library
Lewis D Antonio of Mullens, director of the Babe Ruth section tournament, announced a meeting for all presidents of Babe Ruth leagues Thursday at 7 30 p m in Beckley Newspapers library. Plans for the upcoming tournament will be discussed and each league urged to send at least one representative for the drawings. The tournament is set for Mullens this year.
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Beckley
Clark Captures French GP Race
Scottish driver Jim Clark won the French Formula One Grand Prix in Clermont Ferrand driving a four-year-old Lotus Climax after suspension failure on his newer car. He extended his perfect start to the season with 27 points, setting a lap record 12 times, while Jackie Stewart finished second in a BRM and tied Graham Hill at 17 points.
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BRM
Britain
Graham Hill
St Josephs opens exhibition against Tijuca Rio team
Rio de Janeiro UP reports St. Joseph's of Philadelphia ranked third in the 1964-65 college basketball season begins a series of exhibition games tonight by facing Tijuca tennis club team of Rio.
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Chisox Rally Twins and Indians Split Heavy Action
The White Sox crushed Minnesota 17-4 as John Romano bounced back with two homers and two singles after a slow spell, lifting Chicago into a first place tie with Cleveland. The Indians, led by Tiant and a three-hit night from Colavito, beat Boston 9-2 as Detroit and New York also won to stay in pursuit.
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Indians
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Baltimore
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Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Sox
Eddie Fisher
Welders and Beckley Hospital Triumph in City Softball
Welders rallied from four runs down in the sixth, then held on to beat Lino’s 9-6 with Thompson Turner and Lilly pacing the offense. Beckley Hospital surged early, scoring 10 in three innings to topple Mabscott 16-6 as M Penn led with four hits and scoring once.
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Baseball standings and schedule notes from Monday to Wednesday
MLB standings show Brooklyn? No, Mets? Actually this is a league table with teams like Los Angeles Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Houston New York Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Boston Washington Kansas City and others. Daily results include New York beat Milwaukee 5 2, then 6 3. Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4. San Francisco 5 Los Angeles night. plus various pitching matchups for Tuesday and Wednesday games.
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Local Softballers Triumph in Mt Hope League Action
Wilkes Insurance kept pace for the Mt Hope title with a 12-3 win over Skelton at Glen Jean while Glen Jean routed Fayetteville 21-7. Skelton led briefly in the second before Wilkes surged with three strong innings, totaling eight runs after the third as Skelton managed 14 hits but failed to move runners home. Glen Jean pulled away late, scoring multiple runs each inning after the fourth while Fayetteville could not catch up and the game ended after five and a half innings.
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Y A Tittle Rejoins Forty Niners as Part Time Coach
Y A Tittle joins the San Francisco Forty Niners as a part time quarterback coach while retaining his Giants roles as college scout and public relations man. Club officials say no conflict of interest exists and the arrangement was cleared with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle.
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Tittle
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Taylor trails as Grabowski leads Tri-State Open
Ray Grabowski of Monongahela, Pa., holds a one stroke edge over Joe Taylor of Charleston after a 6 under par 66 first round in the 36 hole Tri-State Open in Morgantown. Taylor shot 70 with four tied at 72 including Nick Earl, Adolph Popp, Herman Worsham and John Berry. Former U S Open champs Ed Furgol and Lew Worsham also in field.
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Monongahela
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Sistersville
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Oak Hill
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