Marichal Shuts Out Dodgers as Giants Narrow Gap
Juan Marichal pitched a five‑hit shutout at Candlestick Park to beat the Dodgers 5–0 and extend his home dominance over LA to 10 straight wins. Don Drysdale took the loss as Cincinnati and Chicago wins shifted the NL standings while Mets swept Milwaukee and Philadelphia beat St. Louis.
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White Sox explode past Twins 17 4 to take AL lead
Chicago pounds Minnesota for 19 hits and 17 runs as Tom McCraw, Danny Cater, John Romano and Ken Berry power the attack. The win lifts Chicago and Cleveland into a first place tie while Minnesota struggles with a tiring bullpen and injuries.
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Colavito Sparks Tribe In 9-2 Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland’s Rocky Colavito, hitting .429 in 10 games, delivered a double and three other hits in a 9-2 victory over Boston. Manager Birdie Tebbetts lauds Colavito as a complete player, noting his improved defense and ability to move the ball, while the Indians pull even atop the AL race with Chicago after a 15 of 17 stretch.
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Tackle Tips From Angling Expert Dick Wolff
Teaneck, N J AP advises anglers to inspect gear before fishing. Check rod ferrules guides and windings. Clean and lubricate reels replace worn line test durability. Polish lures and fluff flies for better results.
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Vancouver to Apply for NHL Franchise This Week
Vancouver Canucks owner Fred Hume said the city will formally apply for an NHL franchise this week. He stated the Western Hockey League club is prepared to meet all requirements set by NHL governors at the recent expansion meeting in New York.
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Wimbledon Champ Next For Ralston
Wimbledon, England AP Dennis Ralston United States No. 1 in men s singles at Wimbledon nears semifinal against Roy Emerson after a comeback win over Marty Riessen. Fourth seed Ralston among four U S players in quarters. Emerson and Stolle reach semis on the other side.
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Tittle Returns to 49ers as Part Time Advisory Coach
Y A Tittle, retired Giants quarterback, will join the San Francisco 49ers next month as a part time advisory coach. The deal also has Tittle as a player scout and public relations official for the Giants in Northern California.
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City Baseball Scores From Carbondale Night
City baseball results list several games at Carbondale. Jays beat Twins 7 to 5. Jets defeated Wolves 12 to 7. Bugs won 9 to 4 over Sex. Bees fell 5 to 4 to Nats. Pups edged Dons 13 to 8. Stars routed Cobras 22 to 1. Reds defeated Angels 21 to 4.
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Negro Official Hired By NFL
Burl Akon Toler a former San Francisco University star is hired by the NFL as a field official for the 1965 season. He becomes the first Negro to serve as a full time uniformed official in a major pro league. NFL Commissioner Rozelle confirmed the appointment along with four other new league officials. Frick notes there are Negroes in the minors and expects majors to follow.
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Kenyon’s Burns Receive Special Treatment
Mel Kenyon, 32, 1964 national midget auto race champion, flown to Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio for special burn treatment. He suffered burns over 36 percent of his body in a Langhorne Pa. crash during the 100 mile national championship race on Sunday, with three other drivers injured.
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United States Adopts Standard Time in 1883
The article notes that the United States adopted Standard Time on November 18, 1883, marking a nationwide shift to uniform timekeeping across the country. It highlights the event as a pivotal reform aligning schedules in transportation and commerce.
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