Ray Fosse Drafted by Indians After Marion Announcement
Ray Fosse of Marion was drafted by the Cleveland Indians as the seventh pick in the draft. The 18-year-old catcher plans to wait for a contract offer and likely a signing bonus around 25 000 dollars as his family watches him pursue pro football dreams? The story notes his family details and scouts likely to visit Marion, with Cleveland considering him for catching depth.
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Air Force
Texas
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Wilson Asphalt Co
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Soviets Sweep World Greco Roman Titles
Soviet team dominated Greco Roman wrestling at the World Championships winning seven of eight titles. Ion Cernea of Romania was the sole non Russian victor as Russia swept flyweight to heavyweight with champions Rybalko Grigoryev Sapunov Kolesov Bogdanas Anissimov Chamakov.
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Romania
Ion Cernea
Sergio Rybalko
Jury Grigoryev
Gennady Sapunov
Anatoly Kolesov
Rimantes Bogdanas
Valery Anissimov
Nicolai Chamakov
Chmakov
Hungary
Istvan Kozma
Moscow Hails Van Cliburn After Concert Return
American pianist Van Cliburn drew one of Moscow’s most exuberant ovations in years on his return to the concert stage. He was showered with flowers as crowds blocked traffic outside the Moscow Conservatory, a scene recalling his 1958 victory at the music competition.
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Bucs Win Reds Whip Cards 5 4 In NL Night Action
In a tense National League slate, the Pirates beat the Astros 7 6 after Hal Woodeshick balked with bases loaded in the 11th. The Dodgers topped the Phillies 2 1 as Maury Wills drove in the deciding run. Cincinnati edged St Louis 5 4 on two homers and a late double, while Willie Mays led San Francisco past the Mets 2 1. Milwaukee slugged four homers in the 10th to beat Chicago 8 2.
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Hal Woodeshick
al McBean
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McBean
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Manny Mota
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Andre Rodgers
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Maury Wills
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Art Shamsky
Willie Mays
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Chicago Cubs
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Bob Gibson
Joe Nuxhall
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Galen Cisco
New York
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Jesus Alou
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Frank Linzy
Linzy
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Shaw
Joe Torre
Chicago
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Gene Oliver
Hank Aaron
Braves
Reservoir Approved for Embarras River Project in Illinois
The Budget Bureau approved a $33 million Embarras River reservoir near Charleston Illinois. Senators Paul H. Douglas and George E. Shipley announced the action and said the proposal will go to the House and Senate public works committees for review.
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Charleston
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George E. Shipley
Illinois
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Collins Leads SIU Hitting Packed 1965 Baseball Season
Kent Collins tops SIU in batting with a .441 average on a 20 3 squad. 49 hits in 111 at bats. Gene Vincent and John Hotz head pitching with 9 1 and 8 1 records. Other leaders include Peludat Siebel Vincent Bernstein and Walter across runs hits RBIs and fielding stats.
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Gib Snyder
John Siebel
Bob Bernstein
Dennis Walter
Ken Collins
Vienna Hires Guthrie as New Basketball Coach
Vienna Township High School selected Gilliam F. Guthrie 28 as head basketball coach Tuesday night. He has five years teaching experience, degrees from Morehead State College and Bethel College, and a health and physical education bachelor’s with a biology minor. Guthrie is married with two children. his previous position was in Bell City, Missouri.
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Gilliam F. Guthrie
Guthrie
Morehead State College
Bethel College
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Detroit Schools Ban Night Sports Events
The Detroit Board of Education voted to ban night games and limit attendance to pupils, faculty and officially identified parents after recommendations by Superintendent Dr Samuel Brownell. The move follows a stabbing incident after a high school basketball game on March 9 when nine youths were injured.
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Detroit Board of Educaton
Samuel Brownell
Whitey Ford Dominates Senators in Early 1965
Whitey Ford built a strong record against the Washington Senators, starting 1965 with 36 wins and 6 losses against the club. The dominance highlights Ford's impact on Yankees matchups and his notable performance early in the season.
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Washington Senators
1964 Chevrolet Novi 400 2 door Hard Top for sale
Solid red 1964 Novi 400 two door hard top with manual transmission. Interior matches in good condition. Priced at 1695 dollars. Also offering a 1960 Cadillac convertible in white with full power and factory air conditioning for 1695 dollars.
Open fields Snead seeks 4th U S Open title at St Louis
Sam Snead, 53, qualified for the 65th U S Open at Birmingham Michigan with a 137 total after rounds of 67 70. Leaders included Deane Beman Howie Johnson Charles Coody Duff Lawrence. Notable absentees and past champions faced elimination. The Open runs June 17 20 at Bellerive Country Club in St Louis with stars like Venturi Nicklaus Palmer and Player in the field.
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SIU Golfers Now Third After Second Round
Middle Tennessee State leads NCAA College Division golf as SIU drops to third with a 597 total after two rounds. Lincoln rises to second at 591 aided by Robert Leslie who made a first-ever meet hole in one. Larry Gilbert maintains top pace with a 134 for 36 holes.
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Lincoln
Robert Leslie
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John Phelps
Senior Golf Roundup Set For Thursday
The second annual Senior Golfers Roundup will be held Thursday at the Jackson County Country Club. More than 100 golfers are expected to compete in the 18 hole tournament with tee times from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A dinner follows. Ab Duncan of Du Quoin is the defending champion.
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du Quoin
Val Bush Named IIC Baseball MVP for 1965
Outfielder Val Bush of Eastern Illinois University was chosen the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball MVP for 1965. A senior from Champaign Illinois, Bush batted .324 and received the coaches' poll honor in Charleston Illinois on June 9.
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Val Bush
Eastern Illinois University
Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
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Champaign, Ill
O Donohue Shuts Down Yankees in 3-2 A's Win
John O'Donoghue of Kansas City pitched a three-hitter to slow New York's four-game win streak as the Athletics edged the Yankees 3-2.
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New York Yankees
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