Open Title Battle Feels the Heat at Beloved Club
In a tense Open showdown at Belleaire Country Club, two golfers, Nagle and Player, battled to the final holes. Nagle, a 44-year-old Australian, faltered on the 15th with a double bogey after a long chip and a hooked three-wood, while Player double-bogeyed the 16th after windy play and short misses. Both finished with two over par, the pressure evident as short putts proved decisive.
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Ted Ray
England
Na‘gle
Nagle
Smiggelf
Gary
Hag Trouble
Kel
Kel Hag
Dawy Nagle
Giants Rally as Mays Sparks Twinbill Hit Parade
Willie Mays paces a doubleheader barrage with seven hits including three doubles as the Giants sweep the Pirates. Ron Herber wins in relief in game one, Jim Ray Hart belts a 15th inning leadoff homer, and Willie McCovey adds five hits with a 15th inning homer. Frank Franks notes rotation plans for Gaylord Perry Jack Sanford and Juan Marichal as San Francisco wins four in a row and endures a near seven-hour twin bill.
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Willie ‘Mays
Mays
Giants
Pirates
Franks
Ron Herber
Jim’ Ray Hart
Bob Shaw
Frank Linzy
Bob Bolin
Linzy
Willie McCovey
McCovey
Gaylord Perry
Jack Sanford
Marichal
Phils
Dodgers
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Franky
Confirence
NFL expansion plans push toward Atlanta bid in 1966
News notes Rozelle backed by investors including William G. Reynolds and Rankin M. Smith as the NFL eyes a 16 team league by 1966. Atlanta’s stadium authority wavered on rent for the $18 million sports palace, while the AFL weighs a 1966 10th team with Philadelphia bidders and other cities under review.
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American League
Cox Broadcasting Company
Atlanta Stadium Authority
William G. Reynolds
Richmond
Metal Caneds
NFL
Georgia
Lindsey ‘Hopkins
Atlanta Insurance
Rankin M. Smith
Rozelle
Atlanta
Houston
AFL
Philadelphia
Chica
Milwaukee
Miami
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Dolphins Swim Depth and Drive Push Ukiah Meets
Ukiah Dolphins show depth and potential in age group sprints and relays as practice gains pace. Leaders like Tina McAllister Dennis and Susan Stacey pace the team through a tough schedule aiming for more genuine depth in freestyle and backstroke while expanding 13 14 year old and 8 under girls enrollments.
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Het Eee
Dolphins
Gunners
Tina McAllister
Dennis
Susan Stacey
Kim Bresson
Nancyens
Harold Stoddard
Cathy Angel
Ukiah
Leo Cook
George Collins
Anette Cagle
Terri Iten
Bob Ford
Debbie
Gein
Charlene
Michaels
Jeff Little
Patty Knudsen
Patti Jasper
Visalia
Geigah
Tina
Denis
Stacey
Phillies Outfielder Callison Lifts Team Toward Lead
George Langford reports Johnny Callison of the Philadelphia Phillies raises his batting average from .185 to .287 over six weeks. Callison fueled a 3-2 win over the Astros with a tying triple and a 7-1 nightcap rally, as Philadelphia contends for the National League lead. Dodgers topple Mets 2-1, Koufax fires a one hitter for his fifth straight win. Spahn and other MLB results noted.
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George C. Langford
IPL
Yjohnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
Ndi
Weath
Phillies
Ne Phillies
Phil- Resto
Philadelphia
Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinati
Indians
Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Callison
Sandy Koufax
Mets
Dodgers
Southpaw
Jim Hick
Warren Spahn
Ron Balrly
Roy McMilnes
Squeeze Hunt
Don "Drys- Mule
Giario
Carmish
Ithe
Athrter
Bob Purkey
Braves
VFW Rallies To Score Win In Pony League Tilt
VFW defeated the Chevrons 29 to 5 in a Pony League game. The rally began with four errors and a 4-0 hole in the second inning, then a nine-run third inning sealed the win. Bob Hardie, Mark Masterson, Bruce Zimmerman and Jimmy Hull highlighted VFW hits as they pulled away with a barrage of singles, doubles and errors.
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VFW
Chevrons
Nelson
Dick Ray
Joe Cisneros
Gary Simmon
Bob Hardie
Mark Masterson
Bruce Zimmerman
Jimmy Hull
Strong
Hardie
Zimmerman
Wimbledon opener tests U S players in doubt
Wimbledon opens with Ralston testing a sprained thumb as he battles for a spot against Hamilton Richardson in the first round. Roy Emerson remains the favorite as Frank Froehling faces Mike Sangster and Ivo Pimental meets defending champ Emerson.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
United States
Hamilton Richardson
Dallas
Tex
U. S
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
U.S
Roy Emerson
Australia
Ivo Pimental
Venezuela
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Mike Sangster
Standings Baseball Notes From Seattle Port
Baseball standings mention Seattle Washington as the U S shipping port nearest to the Orient reflecting historical trade links and regional sports reporting in the newspaper.
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Seattle
Wash
U. S
Le Mans wins go to Gregory and Rindt in Ferrari
An American driving for North American Racing Team and Jochen Rindt of Austria won the 24 hour Le Mans endurance race. Ferraris dominated the podium as Masten Gregory and Rindt led a 1 2 3 for Italy, while Ford struggled with only the Cobra finishing eighth. Porsche placed fourth and fifth.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Detmott
Italy
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Jochen Rindt
Austria
Ferrari
Gregory
A.C
Dick Thompson
Washington, D.C
England
Jack Sears
Wildy -Mairesse
Edgar Burlys
Porsche
Herbert Linge
Hans Nocker
Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy Era in Early 20th Century Foreign Policy
Before World War I, U S Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan abandoned strict formalities in diplomacy, adopting informal attire and approach. This shift, labeled as shirt sleeve diplomacy, reflected a more direct and practical style in international relations of the era.
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William Jennings Bryan
Brown Excels as NCAA meet crowns tied champs
In Berkeley 1965, USC and Oregon tie for the team title at 32 points each, ending a five year span with USC and Oregon atop. Distances star Doug Brown of Montana and jumper Clarence Robinson of New Mexico carry wins. Brown claims 6 mile and 3 mile titles in meet record times. Robinson wins triple and long jumps.
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Berkeley
Calif
Stanford
San Jose State
Nek
Hth
USC
Oregon
Trojans
Doug Brown
University of Montana
Clarence Robinson
University of New , Mexico
Robinson
Toad Warts Contain Poisonous Glands
A toad's warts harbor small glands that release poison. The mechanism involves secretions that can irritate skin and mucous membranes, serving as a defense against predators. Handling toads requires caution to avoid irritation or contamination.
Anton Jets Win South Hitfest
Anton Jets defeated Flying A 13 3 in South Ukiah Little League play on 10 hits. Fred Nedr went 3 for 3 with strong defense, Ricky Feigen hit a second inning grand slam, Dink Farmer homered twice driving in three runs for Flying A, G Steliga Kuez and Allen Hook produced doubles, Kuez was the winning pitcher, and both teams had no errors.
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Anton
Jets
Flying A
Fred Nedr
Ricky Feigen
Dink Farmer
G. Steliga
Dave Kuez
Allen Hook
Kuez
Spahn Sets Southpaw Victory Record for Mets
Warren Spahn of the New York Mets holds the major league record for the most victories by a left handed pitcher with 364 wins to date, surpassing the previous mark in 1964.
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NEW York
UPI
Warren Spahn
New York Mets
Boundary fixed by Webster Ashburton Treaty
The Webster Ashburton Treaty definitively set the boundary between Canada and Maine, establishing a clear line to end decades of dispute. The accord resolved long standing questions over territory in the northeastern U.S. and neighboring possessions.
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Canada
State of
Maine
Jazy wins Paris 1500 in 3 40.9 amid prep for Clarke
Michel Jazy of France clocked 3 40.9 to win the 1500 meters at the Paris regional track championships held at Charloty Stadium. He noted he was not chasing a record and treated the meet as preparation for a potential race next week with Australian distance star Ron Clarke.
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Tage
Bob Giladg
Wien
Arden
Ukiaha
Paris
UPI
Michel Jazy
France
Charloty Stadium
Jazy
Ron Clarke
Australia
Red Sox Lead AL With Eight Grand Slams Last Year
The Boston Red Sox set a lead in the American League by hitting eight grand slam home runs in the previous season.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Not in House of Commons The King or Queen May Enter
A historical note explains that the monarch cannot enter the English House of Commons. The restriction highlights the separation between the Crown and the legislature during parliamentary sessions.
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House of Commons
England
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