Arlin Stymies Seminoles in Buckeyes 2 1 Victory
Ohio State pitcher Steve Arlin held Florida State to four hits and one run in a 2 1 win. He struck out seven and beat the Seminoles despite occasional control issues. Ohio State scored two fourth inning runs on miscues and RBI hits. Stringfellow labored for Florida State as Buckeyes added eleven hits.
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Dickie Fernandez
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Bo Reign
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Jack Strickland
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Roger Maris
Bobby Richardson
New York
Bill Skowron
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Sandy Koufax
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Jim Lefebvre
Ron Fairly
Wally Moon
The Band By Earl Rickey
The Band by Earl Rickey offers a sports writer's look at a midseason team collection. It blends team dynamics, coach insights, and player performances into a compact feature.
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Earl Rickey
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Baseball’s shifting parks signal era of power decline
The piece notes a trend toward smaller fences and new ballparks altering hitting patterns. It cites Busch Stadium’s replacement, historic parks like Polo Grounds and Ebbetts Field, and compares Dodgers’ power with newer Dodger Stadium. It highlights Jim Gentile’s trade to Houston and Paul Richards’ role, plus Rom Allen’s rising power for the Phillies’ Miami farm team.
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Jim Gentile
Houston
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Dodger Farm
Richards
Philadelphia Phillies
Rom Allen
Phillie
Ritchie
Quakers
Miami
Nightly Farm Racecard Draws Crowded Skies
Tuesday entries list a slate of thoroughbred races across grades and names. From O-Kanton Ann to Soy Pag, horses such as Lausanne Red and Cactus WIN appear in early races while later events feature Duke's Mixture and Mighty D. Eighth race includes Red Bird Chicaboo and Crow Rock.
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Mies Clementine
Freda
Lausanne
Cactus Elly
Gallant Welder
S Mac M
Red Bird Chicaboo
Crow Rock
G. O
Bonny Blue
Cutie Lee
Fire Bug
AFL Expansion Includes Atlanta and Philadelphia
AFL officials narrowed 60 applications from 90 cities as discussions pointed to Atlanta and Philadelphia securing 1966 expansion franchises. Commissioner Foss warned a crossroads with the NFL as both leagues eye extra teams and possible cross-league playoff games by 1967.
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Detroit
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New Orleans
Miami
Los Angeles
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New York Jets
Houston
Bud Adams
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Phillips 66 Sweeps Pair in South Georgia Slow Pitch
Phillips 66 belted 11 homers in two games to sweep Sunnyland Packing Company 17-9 and 12-8 at Pony League Field. Gene Clay Dan Singletary Ray Gamious Charlie Whiddon Leon Palmer Dick Scott and E W Lucas led a 21 hit first game. Robert Whiddon Palmer and Charlie Whiddon powered the nightcap as Phillips overcame a 6-4 Sunnyland lead with a five run sixth inning.
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Oilers
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Ray Gamious
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Leon Palmer
Dick Scott
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Sunnyland
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Palmer
E. W. Lucag
Lneup
Packers
Cepeda Still Out May End Season For Giants
New York reports San Francisco slugger Orlando Cepeda may miss the rest of the season after knee surgery. He was sent home with orders to refrain from exercising, with no clear timetable for a return.
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Neels Edges Watkins In Pony League Opener
Neels edged Watkins 13 11 in the 1965 Pony League opener at Pony League Field. Bill Ramey threw for Neels with Cary Pendergass for Watkins as both teams battled control issues and errors due to a soggy field. Larry Price, Ramey, John Simmons and Charles Powell each had three hits for Neels. Miller and Eaton had two for Watkins.
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Larry Price
John Simmons
Charles Powell
Lester Miller
Donald Eaton
Tiant Shuts Down Twins in Indians 2-1 Victory
Tiant improves to 5-2 with a fourteenth inning effort against Minnesota. Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito hit back to back homers in the fourth to back the Cuban hurler as Cleveland snaps the Twins four game win streak. Meanwhile Koufax fans 13 Phillies as Dodgers surge with a four run fourth.
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Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
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Harmon Killebrew
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Narvaez Outpoints Bizzarro in New York Fight
Frankie Narvaez of New York won a decision over Johnny Bizzarro of Erie, Pennsylvania after ten rounds in a Monday bout. Willie Ludick of South Africa KO'd Fraser Tweel in Johannesburg, delivering a welterweight victory.
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Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Johannesburg
Willie Ludick
South Africa
Fraser Tweel
Welters
Coca Cola Bees Baseman Bass Delivers in Junior Pony Win
Coca Cola defeats Flowers Sunbeam 11 6 as Ben Bass drives in five with a bases loaded double in four trips. Randy Johnson anchors Lewis Enterprises in a 7 4 victory over Coats and Clark as Curtis Brown struggles in relief.
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