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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1965

Page

12

Brock Sparks Cardinals Rally as Brock Tops Giants in NL Action

Lou Brock led St. Louis to a 3-2 victory over San Francisco, stealing bases and scoring twice. He extended the stolen base chase while Maury Wills and the Dodgers moved within a game, as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and New York also posted wins in a busy NL night.

Dick Couch Associated Press Lou Brock San Francisco Brock Maury Willis Giants St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Swifty Los Angeles Wills Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Philadelphia Don Cardwell Houston Milwaukee Chicago New York

Reds brief stay atop NL ends as Dodgers win 11-7

Cincinnati's first place in the National League lasts 24 hours after Los Angeles overcomes them 11-7. Dodger ace Don Drysdale wins for the 12th time as Jim O'Toole struggles and is moved to the bullpen, ending Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler's brief optimism.

Cincinnati Los Angeles Dodgers Reds Dodgers Dick Sisler

Football Meeting Tonight At Winchester Recreation Park

An organizational meeting for the Touch Football League is set for 8 p.m. at the Rotary Club Shelter, Winchester Recreation Park, led by Jim Barnett. Attendance will decide if the program starts this Fall.

Rotary Club Winchester Recreation Park Jim Barnett Sparks and Recreation

Mobile Homes Blank TACs In Thrilling Win

Winchester Mobile Homes blanked the TACs 4 0 to knock Teen Age Club from first to third place and tie with Farmers and Merchants Bank at 6 3 in Winchester City League play. Halltown edged Shorty’s 5 4 in a two run first and three run second, Rom for win Frank Simons five hitter. In nightcap Winchester Merchants beat Buckley Lages 4 3 as Pyne allowed three hits in a pitchers duel. Merchants rise to 2 10, Buckley falls to 3 8.

Winchester Farmers and Merchants Bank Halltown Shorty West Virginians Winchester Merchants Buckley Lages Merchants Buckley

Harold Stars Harold Foreman in Byrd Trophy role

Harold Foreman played Evans Kline in the Byrd Trophy event and posted a 71 39.32 time. The 32s are becoming common in recent performances.

Harold Foreman Evans Kline

Dempsey and Marciano Hear House Boxing Proposal

The House Interstate Commerce Committee weighs a bill to create a federal boxing commission as Dempsey and Marciano recount boxing’s past. Testimony includes Cas D Amato Nat Fleischer Fred Brooks and Melvin Krulewich with no personal appearance by Clay or Liston. The proposal would license boxers promoters managers and seconds and restrict televised bouts without commission approval.

Washington Jack Dempsey Rocky Marciano Cassius Clay Soneny Liston Cas D’amato Dempsey Marciano D’amato Floyd Patterson New-York Athletic Commission Liston Clay Oren Harris D- Ark a_ boxing commission

Major League Standings And Tuesday Results Summary

Major League standings show American League results with Detroit routing New York 8 to 0 and Minnesota pounding Boston 9 to 0 while Baltimore beat Kansas City 4 1 and Los Angeles defeated Washington 6 2. Cleveland and Chicago weathered a rain postponement with two scheduled games tonight and a second string list of Thursday matchups follows with several road games and doubleheaders noted.

Detroit New York Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Boston Los Angeles Washington Cleveland Chicago L. Pet Cleveland Cincinnati San Fran Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis Houston Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati San Francisco

Lema Defends British Open at Royal Birkdale

Tony Lema vows to defend his British Open title as 130 players begin at Royal Birkdale. He stresses straight tee shots on the 7037 yard par 73 course while Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player experiment with drives. American pros and a few amateurs compete in the 72 hole medal play event.

Southport England Tony Lema San Leandro Calif Royal Birkdale Lema St. An Drews Irish Sea Birkdale Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Nick]aus Palmer Gary Player Phil Rodgers la Jolla Doug Sanders Ojat Terry Dill Mule Shoe Tex Hardy Perennial Uel Jackson Snead White Sulphur Springs W.va Mike Hadlock U.S. Air Force Houston Bruce Richards Seattle Wash Bill Campbell U.S Huntington W. Va

IHealth Center La DUCK PIN Champions Crowned in Citywide Event

The AJBC Girls Championship ended 1420 to 1408 with Crisman Ruy edging Coca Cola. Barbara Vance led with 110 high for the winners while Beverly Hartman had 111 and Patty Combs two 107s for Coca Cola. Hopefuls upset D & Oidsmobile in the Summer Housewife League on Heat Center Lanes.

Crisman Ruy Coca Cola AJBC Barbara Vance Beverly Hartman Patty Combs Marlene Martin Irene Borrer D & Oidsmobile Mrs. Martin D & H Olds Frances Griffith Delm Whitlock Mary Lou Jones Jean Loy Ruby Wingfield

Winchester Golf Club Career Best by Bill Bridgeforth

Bill Bridgeforth fired a 69 at Winchester Golf Club, posting 37 on the front nine with one bogey and 32 on the back, including birdies at 16 17 and 18. He credited the secret to his game as locked with a Mountain Dew formula, while playing with Howard Dawkins Bill Gentry and Hap Revell.

Bill Bridgeforth Howard Dawkins Bill ‘Gentry Hap Revell

Eddie Shokes Fires Finest Round Seventy Two

Club president Eddie Shokes carded a 72 with a 37 35 and three birdies in 18 holes. He totaled 26 putts and came to the 18th needing a six footer for par, missing by a lip. Shokes played with John Scully Ill Philip Glaize and Leon Savin.

Eddie Shokes John Scully Philip Glaize Leon Slavin Eddie Howard Dawekins

Golfer Robinson Breaks Drought With 79 In Tight Finish

Robinson finally carded a 79 after nearly missing on the last hole in a tense round with Bob Creamer Jack Widmeyer and Chet Riley. Dorsey followed with a 74 best round, then a 77 with a triple bogey and a double bogey.

Shoots Robinson Bob Creamer Jack Widmeyer Chet Riley Joe Dorsey

Susie Phillips Leads With 93 In Round With Price and Lineburg

Susan Phillips shot her best round a 93 while playing alongside Dot Price and Anna Lineburg in the event.

Susan Phillips Dot Price Anna Lineburg

Ole Sassafras Johnston Dominates With Wedge Play

A local item notes Ole Sassafras Johnston showing strong pitching wedge form against the Ole Pro. The writer muses about a collection to send him away and jokes about the Moon not being far enough, inviting suggestions.

Ole Sassafras Johnston

Blind Members Golf Event Prompted Tight Scoring

A Blind Members event drew 28 teams with Melvin Lineburg and Al Loring plus Betty Parrish and Joe Dorsey tying at 56. Dickie Dick and Curtis Fray followed at 57 while Curtis impressed with a 36 on the back nine and a net 27 on his own ball. Two teams shared third with 461.

Melvin Lineburg al Loring Betty Parrish Joe Dorsey Dickie Dick Curtis Fray Curtis

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