Thoroughbred Action From Monmouth Aqueduct and Arlington Cards
The list highlights Tom Rolfe and Hail to All as favorites in Monmouth and Arlington stakes including the Monmouth Handicap while Rebel Rocket wins at Charles Town. Christiana's Smart heads Monmouth field with Ampose expected to surprise. Dueling horses and odd details fill the race day panorama.
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Monalds
Tom Rolfe
Allmouth Park
Hall To
Aqueduct
Arlington Park
Clark sets Dutch Grand Prix lap record at Zandvoort
Defending champion Jim Clark of Scotland rewrote the track record in practice at Zandvoort, posting an average speed of 103.07 mph on the 2.6 mile course. Richie Ginther of Granada Hills California was second fastest at 102.84 mph in a Honda.
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Zandvoort
Holland
Jim Clark
Scotland
Clark
Richie Ginther
Granada Hills
Calif
Honda
KC Bombs Minnesota in 10-2 rout. Sox win on late rally
Kansas City crushed Minnesota 10-2 as Chicago White Sox rallied with Eddie Fisher and Floyd Robinson tying the game in the eighth and winning in the 11th. Fisher earned his 11th victory as Cleveland edged Boston 4-3 in 10 innings and Baltimore beat Detroit in 11.
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Associated Press
Bill Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Rigney
Floyd Robinson
Eddie Fisher
Los Angeles Angels
Brunet
Fisher
Robinson
Angel
White Sox
Ken Berry
Bob Lee
Ed Sukla
Dean Chance
Larry Brown
Indians
Boston
Dick Radatz
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Major League Leaders in 196? Hitting and Pitching
National League leaders include Mays .338 with 70 runs and Banks 68 RBIs. Clemente hits 111, Callison 11 triples, Wills 57 stolen bases. Koufax leads with 163 wins, .842, and 204 strikeouts. American League leaders include Yastrzemski .340, Oliva 60 runs, Colavito 63 RBIs, Pascual 82 wins, 0.800. McDowell 174 strikeouts.
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Mays
San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Harper
Cincinnati
Robinson
Banks
Chicago
Johnson
Stargell
Clendenon
Pinson
Williams
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Homie
San Franscisco
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Farrell
Houston
Gibson
Yasetrzemski
Boston
Hall
Minnesota
Versailles
Oliva
Colavito
Cleveland
Mantilla
Thresh
New York
Aparicio
Baltimore
Campaneris
Kansas City
Charles
Mathews
Charles Town Friday Results Summary
Charles Town hosts a Friday results roundup highlighting winners and scores across events. Key performances include top finishes by local athletes and notable finishes by visiting competitors, with classifications and times listed for sprint and distance races.
Bettor Wins 74222 80 at Liberty Bell Harness Park
An unidentified bettor won 74222 80 by picking the four winners of the Twin Double at Liberty Bell Harness Park on opening night, fourth race through ninth, with payouts of 18 40 19 80 and 3 cents. Hagen undergoes tracheotomy and rests comfortably at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Liberty Bell Harness Park
Ace Quinton
Prace
Sam
New York
Walter Hagen
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Hagen
Palmer Bids Today For Canada Crown
Arnold Palmer sets to close the 1965 Canadian Open with a potential finish shaping a $20,000 first prize. He enters the final round at Mississaugua tied at 207 with Brucie Devlin and Jack Nicklaus in pursuit of the title alongside Mason Rudolph and Gene Littler. A sudden death playoff if tied for first will follow.
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Toronto
Arnol Palmer
Latrobe
Pay
Spader
Brucé Devlin
Australia
Hilton Head Island
Arnie
Mississaugua
Palmer
Devlin
Agend
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
de Devlin
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Gene Littler
Las Vegas
Nev
Clarke Closes Out Fabulous Europe Tour
Clarke ends his seven week Europe tour after setting four world track records. He and Michael Jazy rewrote distance records across 1 to 10,000 meters with Clarke posting 26 47 for six miles and 27 39 4 for 10 000 meters in Oslo before winning the Paris 5000 meters in 13 32 40 on a damp track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Ron Clarke
Europe
Clarke
France
Michael Jazy
Jazy
Oslo
Northway
Paris
Browns Pro Football Star Faces Shakedown Trial
Cleveland Ohio AP reports the high profile assault case against pro football star Jim Brown. Accuser Brenda Ayres 18 testified over three days while defense attorney Norman Minor pressed to reveal a shakedown motive. Ayres admitted a $60 gift from Brown and denying conversations about coercion. The trial paused until Monday with Ayres' mother expected to testify.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Footeball
Jim Brown
Norman
Minor
Brown
Brenda Ayres
Miss Ayres
Paula White
Cleveland Browns
Miss White
Dayton
St. Clair
Blanche Krupansky
Bill Pace Hub of High School Activity in Virginia
William C. Pace, VHSL executive secretary, leads the league from Charlottesville. He oversees eligibility rules and bylaws with two assistants, guiding athletics and forensic activities while navigating desegregation challenges and transfer regulations.
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Bill Pace
Charlottesville
Virginia High School League
VHSL
William C. Pace
Legislative Council
Pace
Arthur Greene
University of Virginia
University Players
Earl Gillespie
Florida lettermen to join Army football squad
Three players from Florida will join Army football next fall. Halfback Hamilton from Miami will be joined by Nickerson and Ed Noble from Jackson, with Noble as the sole senior.
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Florida
West Point
N.Y
Army
Hamilton
Nickerson
Miami
Quai Eres
Ed Noble
Jackson- Noble
Best Threesome Sets Pace At U S Open Lead
Kel Nagle of Sydney Julius of Southern Pines and Billy Casper of Peacock Gap led day one at Bellerive with scores 68 72 73. Amateur Deane Beman Gary Player and Tommy Jacobs trailed. After four rounds Player matched Nagle at 282 and won the playoff 71 74.
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ST. Louis
Kel Nagle
Sydney
Australia
Julius
Southern Pines
N.C
Billy Casper
Peacock Gap
Calif
Bellerive
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Beman
Player
Jacobs
Nagle
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Larry Hughe
Charles Town
Rebel Rocket
Charles Town Race Course
Misty Big Matuel
Double Knot Out
Dark Waters
Kelso
Pin Star
Gun
Bow
Christiana
Smart
Pia Star
Gun Bow
Massachusetts
Ampose
Knightly Manner
Tenacle
Repeating
Dante Day
Luis Rodriguez
Miami, Fla
Peters
U.O
Fur
Bay Hornet
M. Espinosa
Elderderry Joe
Our. Family
Diavolikis
Mr. Gaybrook
Hull’s Chance
Vasil
Brandy Boy
Spadilla
Royal Airy
McGee
Amphi
H,clark
Lisa
Gem
Small
Alaksar
Arduini
Paul
Prince
Jumping Fox
Charliepoo
Cape
H. Clark
Beebrook
Fitzgerald
Valley Squire
Cocky Boy
Hunt
Richard T
Star Breeze
Pindell
Myers
Hege
Colonel Bush
Hedge
Jim’s
H.clark
Princess Nagra
V. Espinosa
Pamela Miss
Sluti
Cristie
Dicksie O
Perpignan
Marrian D
Curran
R.G
Oakley
Hurry Up
Doc
Sollars
Mr. Age
V.espinosa
Crouche
Noreens Beau @mall
Dora Doll
Rolling Jean
Regal. Music
Gee Nancy
John Paul
Alarife
Sea Doctor
Cindy Rock Quivers
Budso
Little Doyle
Winherst
Joe $ Top Tan
Graham
Mr. S A
Battle Squar
Wilson
Lasy
Bold Bully
Gordon
Giannone
Blalochs
Hagmar
Addesa
Brandy Isle
Dixie Ve
Bie
A-J
Pet
By Bob Green
Bob Tillman
Hector Lopez
Yankees
Washington
Bobby Richardson
Twins
Detroit
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Jet
Larry Sher- Tye
THE
Elsie
Bernie
Pat Hersteee
Bert
Winchester Evening Star AA
Canada
Winchester Mobile Homes
Tacs
Noonie Heflin
Bob
Fetter
Larry Tinsman
Bobby Kline
Larry Larrick
Johnny Prosser
Jack’Tinsman
Biddy Willis
Kenny Wisecarver
al Armel
Danny Longerbeam
Buddy Grey
Cash
Miss Ayrés
Barbara Ayres
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