Giants Eliminate Braves From NL Race
Hal Lanier's bunt for a run sparked the Giants past the Braves 4-2, aided by Mays 49th homer and Hart 22nd. Lanier said no one covered home as Oliver lingered, and Marichal saved the win with two perfect innings. Dodgers blanked Cardinals 5-0. Reds split with Houston 8-6, then 4-3 as Gibson lost again.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Power
National League leading batters include Mays, Aaron, and Williams with high averages and homers. American League leaders feature Oliva, Colavito, and Horton among top hitters, plus notable pitching marks from Koufax and Grant.
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Beckley Drives Past Huntington In Untidy 1965 Football Fight
J W McNeish connected with Scott Hindsley for a 9 0 lead as Beckley Capitalized on early rhythm Ed Wilcox broke up a key pass to hinder Huntington In Friday night action The Flying Eagles withstood a late surge to win 16 14 and stay undefeated in the 1965 season
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Baseball Standings And Weekend Results Across Leagues
The standings show Minnesota leading the American League with a 96 55 record and Chicago at 83 67 in second place. National League tracks San Francisco Los Angeles and Cincinnati near the top as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh chase. Sunday results include Chicago beating Cleveland and New York defeating Detroit while Baltimore edged California is postponed due to rain.
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Fairmont, Tech Dominate in West Virginia Conference Wins
Fairmont State overwhelmed Shepherd 40-16 as Roy Jackson and Martin Barth each scored twice. Glenville edged West Liberty 20-19 with Frank Mays scoring all points. Bluefield State beat Concord 26-21 on a 51-yard pass from George Jackson to Ray Gillis. West Virginia Tech 21 West Virginia State 12 led by Jerry Townson passes. Non conference results saw West Virginia Wesleyan 0 California 10 and Salem 6 Westminster Pa 13. Potomac State 2 Bainbridge Naval Academy 21.
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Hard-Luck Shots Defeat Campbell in Amateur Title Race
Robert Murphy won the national amateur golf championship with a 73 to finish 291, while Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia, the defending champion, tied for ninth after missing five short putts and several others from short range. Campbell could have tied or won with key putts on holes four five six ten and 14.
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Short Retro Sep Fashion: Net Stocking and Spotted Bag Trend
A national magazine casts September fashion as chic through three quick picks the net-like stocking the spotted bag and the nanny shoe. These items symbolize a simple stylish edit driving a retro inspired look.
Ind Game Men Women Bowlers Surpass Records
The report lists outstanding bowlers with scores and series. George Williams posts 212 and 222 games in the men’s division, Rosalie Anderson has a 468 series, Irby Hutchens 543 series, George Williams 606 series, and 212 222 games. Betty McClung, Viola St Clair, Ruth Lightner, Thelma Thompson, Jo Ann Brown, Thelma Goddard also appear with noted series and scores across the women’s events.
Twins Clinch Path to AL Title With Senators Beat
The Minnesota Twins crushed the Washington Senators 8-1 as their magic number for the American League pennant dropped to three. A White Sox win and Orioles rainout affected the chase while Detroit and Kansas City results also touched the race.
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