Palmer On Sidelines Two Stroke Lead In Open Final Round
Gary Player of South Africa holds a two stroke edge at 211 after a 71 in the third round at Bellerive in St Louis. Kel Nagle and Frank Beard share 213, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fade from contention as Doug Sanders shoots 69 to finish 219.
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Southern California and Oregon Tie for NCAA Track Title
Doug Brown of Montana topped two NCAA distances to help Southern California and Oregon tie for the team title at Berkeley. Fosdick cleared 15-8 in the pole vault to earn 10 points for USC, while New Mexico’s Clarence Robinson won the triple and long jumps.
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Indians Nip Angels 1-0
Fred Whitfield delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth, driving in Vic Davalillo to lift Cleveland to a 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Ralph Terry allowed three hits in a separate sharp pitching performance. Davalillo started the decisive rally with a single.
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Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results show Cincinnati beat Chicago 9-4 and Milwaukee edged St Louis 6-5. San Francisco topped New York 2-1, Pittsburgh won 5-3 in 11 innings, and Los Angeles blanked Philadelphia 4-0. Bobby Ussery tops Aqueduct spring wins with 50 victories.
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Red Sox End Eight-Game Slide With 2-1 Victory Over White Sox
Lenny Green hit two homers to power Boston past Chicago 2-1 as he drove in the go ahead run after the White Sox tied the game in the seventh. Green homered off Bruce Howard in the third and again in the eighth off Hoyt Wilhelm.
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Ferrari Leads Le Mans Race Showdown in 24 Hour
At the 10 hour mark in Le Mans France John Surtees of Great Britain and Ludovico Scarfiotti of Italy moved to the lead for Ferrari with Ferraris occupying the first three positions. Bob Johnson and Tom Payne trailed in Cobras for the US entries as Ford's challenge faded with a broken clutch. Phil Hill set a lap record before Ford's last entry exited.
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Yankees Top Twins 5-3 Behind Ford and Ramos
Whitey Ford earned the win with relief help from Pete Ramos as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 5-3. Tom Tresh drove in two runs and Joe Pepitone hit a homer, with Tresh and Elston Howard also contributing. Bobby Richardson doubled to start the scoring, while Frank Kostro made an error aiding New York’s 4-0 third inning as the Yanks won their second straight against the AL-leading Twins.
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Vincent Signs With Giants for Pioneer League assignment
SIU star Gene Vincent signed with the San Francisco Giants organization and was assigned to Twin Falls in the Pioneer League. The 1965 Salukis captain pitched and played first base, hitting .340 in 28 games, with a 2.27 ERA and 95 strikeouts in 86 innings during a 20-3 season.
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Auerbach Aims for 1000th Win Next Season
Coach Red Auerbach of the Boston Celtics, champions, needs 28 wins next season to reach his 1 000th victory in his 20th season guiding the team.
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Set for comeback Saint Louis back eyes 1965 return
Bill Triplett, St Louis Cardinal running back, aims for a 1965 comeback after missing 1964 due to a lung ailment. He cites studying game films and learning from power sweeps, noting how players use blockers to direct defenders.
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Albie Pearson Tops Angels Roster Ages in 1965
In 1961 Albie Pearson was the Angels youngest starter at age 26. By 1965 he was the oldest at 29, reflecting age shifts in the lineup across seasons.
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