Littler Seizes Texas Open Lead With 202 After Three Rounds
Gene Littler moved from a tie for third to the outright lead at 202 after three rounds in the Texas Open. He shot 67 to finish eight under par, while Phil Rodgers and Jim Ferrier struggled to 205 in a tightly bunched leaderboard. Jerry Edwards moved into solo second at 203 after a 67, with Harold Henning Joe Campbell and Dave Marr tied for third at 204.
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Everett Case Dies at 65 Former NC State Coach
Everett N. Case the Indianan who built NC State into a national basketball power died at 65 from complications of a bleeding intestine at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. He stepped down in 1954 after 18 full seasons at State and his teams posted 378 wins 133 losses.
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Kaline Makes Leaping Grab In Orioles Win
Detroit outfielder Al Kaline leaped at the right field fence to reach a homer by Baltimore's Dave Johnson in the seventh inning. Johnson's shot provided the Orioles a 3-2 victory in a game reported by AP.
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Stottlemyre Guides Yankees Past A's 6-0
Mel Stottlemyre pitched six strong innings to lift the New York Yankees from the AL cellar with a 6-0 win over Kansas City. The game featured two successful double steals with White and Mantle advancing on steals in the third and fourth innings. Gibbs, Stottlemyre, and others contributed key hits as New York built the lead and held on for the shutout.
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Brock’s 1965 base stealing impresses Cardinal fans
Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinal base running star, was thrown out only 27 times in 90 stolen base attempts in 1965. He stole second base 56 times and third 7 times.
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Orioles edge Tigers 3-2 as Johnson and Blefary homer
Dave Johnson hit two home runs and Curt Blefary added one to lift the Baltimore Orioles past Detroit 3-2. Detroit’s Denny McLain pitched seven innings in his first loss in four decisions, while Mickey Stanley drove in both Tigers runs with a second inning double and a later single.
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Iowa State Coed Wins In Billiards Tourney
Linda Randolph of Iowa State captured the women's division of the Association of College Unions National Pocket Billiards Tournament in Miami with three straight wins. DeeBee Worthington of New Mexico finished second with two wins and one loss. A separate item notes Native Street, a 3 year old gray filly by Native Dancer Beaver Street, bred by C F Kieser in Ocala Florida.
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Angels break open game with 12 runs in eighth
Rick Reichardt homered twice in the eighth for the California Angels as they rallied from a nine to three deficit to defeat the Red Sox 16-9. Reichardt, with a $175000 bonus, tied the major league record with two homers in an inning joining 10 others. Fregosi added a three run double, Knoop had four hits including a two run shot, and Adcock also collected two hits as California sent 15 to the plate.
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Giants’ 14-game NL win streak caps 1965 string
The San Francisco Giants wrap a 14-game National League winning streak, the longest in the circuit for 1965, spanning September 4 to 16. The schedule shows many results with teams like San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and others across multiple matchups, including rain/postponements.
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Hockey Playoff Series Persists as Wings Face Canadiens
Detroit seeks fourth straight televised win in the Stanley Cup playoffs with a 2-1 series lead over Montreal in the best of seven. The game airs today on national TV, amid the Wings undefeated streak in recent playoff telecasts.
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East St. Louis Wins Centralia Track Meet Class A
East St. Louis clinched the Class A title at the inaugural Centralia Relays with 99 seeds? 912 points and led individual wins by Mike Goodrich Timers and Darryle Batson among others. Mascoutah captured Class B despite a close finish, edging O’Fallon.
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Graebner and Roche to meet for Reggio Calabria title
Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio will face Tony Roche of Australia for the men's singles championship after both advanced from Saturday semifinals. Graebner beat Owen Davidson 6 0 6 2 and Roche won 6 4 6 4 over Pancho Guzman. Court turmoil erupted when Osamu Ishiguro used a technicality to affect the end of his Davis Cup match with Raymundo Deyro.
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Graustark Remains Derby Contender Despite Hoof Woes
Kentucky Derby favorite Graustark has arrived at Churchill Downs and remains entered for next Saturday's race. Trainer Loyd Gentry says the colt is nursing a left front hoof abscess treated with soaking salts. A final decision on running will come in several days.
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Bateman's hit lifts Astros to 5 4 win over Braves
A third strike passed ball by Gene Oliver, a hit batsman, and John Bateman's ninth inning run scoring single gave the Houston Astros a 5-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Houston had built a 3-0 lead on Lee Maye and Jim Gentile homers, Braves answered with two in the eighth before Bateman's ninth inning heroics sealed it.
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Big Inning Seals Phillies 12 0 Win Over Cubs
Chis Short fired a three hitter for Philadelphia as the Phillies exploded for a seven run fifth inning to rout Chicago 12 to 0. Short retired the first 16 batters before Don Kessinger’s infield hit, Santo added a two out double in the seventh, Uecker homered, and 12 Phils batters walked to the plate in the 29 minute half inning.
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Davis Cup Doubles for UAR Turkey Postponed by Rain
The Davis Cup doubles match between the United Arab Republic and Turkey was postponed due to rain. The UAR had won both Friday singles matches.
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