Anton Stadiums Clash In Long-Running Sporting Goods Night
Sporting Goods built early lead with a first inning two-base hit and an error to push ahead. Masonite battled back, pulling within two before a late rally, as Alan Estes and Sam Wilsey combined on the mound for Sporting Goods and Masonite’s Takao produced key hits.
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Sporting Goods
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Alan Estes
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Wright
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Estes
Sporting
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Palmer
Grelle Wins Million Mile in Vancouver Duel
Jim Grelle of Los Angeles won the mile in 3:55.6 as Peter Snell of New Zealand, sick and last, ran a disappointing race. Snell later apologized to 14,000 spectators while noting illness and dizziness. Harris finished second, Weisiger third, with Jerome and McNeil posting sprint times in the other events.
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B.C
UPI
Jim Grielle
Los Ageles
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Grelie
Brel Daista
Inian
Snell
Vacouver
Adn
Grelle
Compton
Calif
Peter
Canada
Bill Crothers
Toronto
France
Michael Jasy
Cary Weissgger
North Daroling
Britain
Tony Harris
Ted
Snelll
Harris
Weisiger
Harry
Jeromé
Pablo McNeil
Jamaica
Giants beat Dodgers as Marichal shines despite finger hurt
Juan Marichal pitched through a finger injury to help the San Francisco Giants defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 1. Wes Parker homered off Drysdale in the fourth inning, denying a third straight shutout. Marichal, nursing a finger issue, said his arm is fine and leaned on relief pitching if needed.
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Juan Marichal
Angeles ‘Dodgers
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Giants
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Mariphal
Ieree
Marichal
Herman Franks
Wes Parker
Drysdale
Dodgers edge in tight game with manager backing
Joss, Grant and a fixated manager Walt Alston weigh in as Dodgers secure a win despite injuries. Willie Davis sustains a rib injury and exits while the starting outfield is shuffled. Alston declines blame and notes the winning run stood at the plate as the game concluded.
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Guya
Walt ‘Alston
Dodgers
Alston
Willie Davis
Davis
Rie Freeney Delivers A Net Front Play
A fragmented note describes Rie Freeney at the plate producing a bunt and beating the throw to first. The garbled text hints at a baseball play where Freeney runs to first, with emphasis on a timely bunt. The incomplete source mentions a Matty and a head? phrase, leaving uncertainty about the full context.
Unclear baseball play by play from Pleasant View vs Pac
A fragmentary game summary describes a pitching block on a Pa line drive and multiple players including Marty Wattenburger Steve Giannecchini and Bob Jackson contributing in a four run second inning for Pleasant View against Pac. The text mentions Newman and a single by Wattenburger and a pair of runs driven home.
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Newman
Steve’ Giannecchini
Bob Jackson
Pleasant View
Pa Ry
Fisider's College
Braves Move Expected as Milwaukee Board Studies Transfer
Milwaukee County officials debated allowing the Braves to relocate to Atlanta in mid July. The board planned to seek state authorization to buy or support a major league club while negotiating a release from Milwaukee County Stadium binding through December 31.
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Henry Cooper Ready to Defend Titles Thursday in Birmingham
In Birmingham England Henry Cooper the heavyweight champion intends to defend his titles against Johnny Prescott Thursday night after their bout set for Tuesday was postponed due to unspecified reasons. The match will draw attention from boxing fans and media outlets in the region. Cooper seeks to solidify his status while Prescott eyes an upset victory.
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Cal Hosts NCAA Track Three Days
Berkeley reports the three day NCAA track and field championships begin at Edwards Stadium, drawing top sprinters and distance runners from Stanford UCLA Washington State and Texas A&M. Several athletes plan to pursue the AAU national meet in San Diego and a possible trip to Russia, amid ongoing jurisdictional fights between amateur groups and NGAA bans on un sanctioned events.
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Washington
State
Bob Day
UCLA
U.S
San Digigo
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Matson
Cal
Don Hull
AAU
Chicago
U. S
AAA
Alou Drives Braves to 12-7 Victory Over Phillies
Braves win 12-7 as Felipe Alou fans six runs with two homers and a single, boosting his season average to .302. Eddie Mathews hits his 2,000th big league career hit during a six-run third inning. Cloninger earns win with late relief. Alou leads Milwaukee’s 21-hit attack while Phillies suffer Art Mahaffey’s fifth defeat.
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OPI
Bobby
Bragan
The
Milwaukee
Braves
Felipe Alou
Dominican Republic
San Francisco Giants
Alou
Philadelphi Phillies
Phillies
Sandy Alomar
Tony Cloninger
Frome
Eddie Mathews
Carty
Jones
Rico’ Carty
Mack Jones
Cloninger
Billy O’dell
Phil Nierko
Art Mahaffey
Los” Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Bob Baylis
Cubs
Astros
Trout Stocking Plans for Central California Waters
The Department of Fish and Game lists trout plantings this week for the central coastal area. East Branch of the Russian River in Mendocino County area, Upper Blue Lake in Lake County, Lagunitas Reservoir in Marin County, Hennessey Lake Impoundment in Napa County, and Lake Ralphine in Sonoma County. Weather and water conditions may alter schedules.
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Department of Fish and Game
Russian River
Gounty
Blue Pe
Lagunitas Reservoir
Napa County
Hennessey Lake
Sonoma County
Ralphine
Taylor poised for title bid after knockout of Bowes
Frankie Taylor earned a potential shot at Howard Winstone by stopping George Bowes in a 12 round eliminator. He dropped Bowes in the third round for an eight count and again in the sixth before referee Harry Gibbs stopped the bout.
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UPI
Frankie Taylor
Howard Winstone
Trle
George Bowes
Aylor
Bowes
Harry Gibbs
Trade: Grant trade fuels pennant bid for 1965 season
A year after a minor move, pitcher Grant from the Cleveland Indians joined the Minnesota Twins and starred in a five hit victory that boosted their American League lead to 1 1 games. The Twins benefited from a six run attack including three two baggers by Oliva Allison and Rollins as they beat the White Sox 5 0. In other AL action, the Orioles outlasted the Yankees 2 1 in 10 innings, the Tigers defeated the Red Sox 6 5, the Indians beat the Senators 8 3, and the Athletics beat the Angels 5 4. Grant struck out three and allowed only six hits through the win.
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Cleveland Indians
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Lee’ Stange
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George Banks
TJ Mae
Cage White
Sax
Twins
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
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