Tacs Rally To Bury Tom's Brook In District Tourney
The Teenage Club trailed early but scored twelve runs in the last two innings to defeat Tom's Brook 13-5 at Bodie Grim Field. The win advances the Tac's to the district final eight, facing Spickler's Sporting Goods of Martinsburg at 8 30 p m.
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Tom's Brook
Bodie Grim Field
Tac’s
Spickler’s Sporting Goods of
Martinsburg
Jimmy Omps
Jerry Hannis
Hannis
Omps
Tom’s Brook
Woody Ritenour
Mort Balserman
Jake Rhodes
Charlie Hershman
Ritenour
Store
Litten
Tac
Adam Myers
Walter Barr
Myers
Tac Bats
Walter
Barr
Butch Jones
Spiker
Merl Barr
Aubrey Bly
Bly
Pete Richards
Jim Hockman
Jones
Robertson
Hockman
Tacs
Dodgers drop third straight as Wills stars in loss to Cardinals
Maury Wills collects five hits and two steals in a 4-3 12 inning defeat by St Louis. Don Drysdale left with no decision after a strong outing. Elsewhere Bob Friend pitched a one hitter for the Pirates, and San Francisco ends Milwaukee’s 10 game win streak with a 5-1 win.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wills
Ron Fairly
Billy White
Lou Johnson
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Curt Flood
Phil
Cardinals
Mike Shannon
Ken Boyer
Reds
Joey Jay
Houston
Bob Friend
Chipee Cubs
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Jim Pagliaron
Pirates
Donn Clenden
Giants
Braves
Willie McCovey
Jesus Alou
Ken Johnson
Ron Herbel
Eddie Mathews
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Chuck Hiller
John Stephenson
Browns Fullback Jim Brown Cleared of Assault Charges
All pro Jim Brown, cleared by a jury of assault and battery charges from a 18-year-old accuser, returned to Cleveland Browns training camp and expressed eagerness to play. Jury rejected claims of injuries and the defense noted Brown’s innocence.
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Hiram
Ohio
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Miss White
Brenda
Miss Ayres
Football Cards Open Camp at Lake Forest Ill
The St. Louis Cardinals open 1965 training camp in Lake Forest with 43 players reporting to Head Coach Wally Lemm. The group includes 21 rookies, 11 draft choices, six free agents, and three future draft choices, with exams and workouts planned this week. The club's pre season schedule runs from August 14 to September 11 leading to the September 19 opener against the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Wally Lemm
Mike Fracchia
Fracchia
Alabama
Dave Simmons
Georgia Tech
Big Red
Bill Triplett
Alness
Joe Childress
New Orleans
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Richmond
Virginia
Cardinal Glennon
San Francisco 49Ers
Bears
Chicago
Green Bay
Ryun Third as Heat-Softened Meet Faces Russian Challenge
In Wichita a 90 degree warm-up meet for U S track stars ahead of a Russian test featured Jim Ryun finishing third in the mile behind Morgan Groth and George Young. Randy Matson led in the shot put as four sprinters clocked near 40 seconds in the 440 yard relay. Madeleine Manning upset Janell Smith in the 440 yard dash though Smith’s pending record remained out of reach. The tuneup was sanctioned by the AAU and NCAA.
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Kan
U.S
Jim Ryun
Morgan Groth
Martinez
Calif
George Young
Silver City
N.M
Ryun
San Diego
Randy Matson
University “of ‘Texas
Fred Kuller
Darel Newman
Adolph Plummer
George Anderson
Madeline’ Manning
Janell Smith
Miss Smith
AAU
NCAA
Expansion outlook for Miami franchise discussed by league
The eight team league held a meeting with five groups seeking a Miami franchise and possibly a sixth. The expansion committee will study the situation and report later. Officials expect Miami to join in 1966 with use of the 76,000 seat Orange Bowl under a general agreement.
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New York
Miami
Florida
Yeady
Australian boxer Rocky Gattellari wins by points decision
The Associated Press reports Rocky Gattellari of Australia defeated Nicaragua's Raton Mojica by points in Melbourne. Gattellari improved to 113 percent, while Mojica stood at 114 percent in the bout.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Rocky Gattellari
Australlia
Raton Mojica
Nicaragua
Civic League Basketball Standings
Standings for the Civic League Young Boys League show team rankings and records after recent games. Details list leading clubs, win totals, losses, and points for and against as teams chase top spots.
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Civic League
Mobile Homes advance in district softball with big win
Mobile Homes defeated Thumb-Tac's 21 to 4 to advance to the district tournament second round. The win featured six runs in the first inning and a late rally as Buddy Grey pitched well for Mobile Homes. They will face Buckley Lages at 9:00 p.m. with trophies donated by Coca Cola Bottling, Shenandoah Valley National Bank, and United Communications Workers Union.
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Winchester Mobile Homes
Thumb-Tac’s
Ill-Stars
Mobile Homes
Buckley Lages
Buddy Grey
Larry Larrick
Bobby Fetter
Bob Kline
Larrick
Buddy Willis
Heflin
Fetter
Kline
Kenny Wisecarver
John Prosser
Mike Foreman
Steve Wagnner
Larry Snapp
Doug DeHaven
Gary Boyce
Kermit Slonaker
Danny Longerbeam
Grey
Willis
Longerbeam
Prosser
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
United Communications Worker’s Union
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons Celebrates 91 at Lake Desolation
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, renowned trainer of three Kentucky Derby winners and dean of American thoroughbred trainers, marks his 91st birthday with about 30 descendants at his Lake Desolation cottage near Saratoga Springs. He recalls starting as a dishwasher, later quitting training two years ago due to managing millions of dollars in horses.
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Bug
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Sunny Jim
Lake Desp
Lation
Upstate
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Local Little Minor League Standings
Local Little Minor League Records show standings through Friday July 23. Playoffs for the top eight teams start Saturday July 31 with the field set as of July 28.
Mountain Dew Upsets Cooper's Jewelers in Ladies League Standings
Mountain Dew defeated Cooper's Jewelers twice to move into first place in the Ladies Summer League on Health Center Lanes. Flo Baker rolled 116 and 115, Doug Swimley 108, Cathy Seeders 106, and June Tusing 119 for Cooper's in opening game. Mountaineers swept three games against Astros led by Tootie Prain 104 137 and 126 for 367, with Virginia Dorsey 133 and Amy Alger 112 for Charles Town girls. Four Duds beat Hopefuls 2 1 with Jean Pitta 130 109 and Déanna Lloyd 106 and Nancy Tinsman 104. Hopefuls middie duel featured Jackie Fauver 126 and Georgie Petier 104.
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Cooper’s Jewelers
Flo Baker
Doug Swimley
Cathy Seeders
June Tusing
Cooper’s
Mountaineers
Astros
Tootie Prain
Charles ‘Town
Virginia ‘Dorsey
Amy Alger
Iva Lee
Odie Yowell
Jean Pitta
Déanna Lloyd
Nancy Tinsman
Jackie Fauver
Georgie Petiér
Town & Country Beauty Salon dominates three matches
Pace r Pace r League president Marie Frank lin bowled 102 106 and 123 for 331 Dot Lofton had 112 and Sal ly Patton 115 as Town & Country Beauty Salon won three times over Sleepers whose leader was Charlotte Anderson with 128 Pat Whitacre bowled 123 and 114 Susie Good 112 Evelyn Stotler 121 and Dorothy Allen 103 with a doubleheader strike as Dots & Dashes won twice over Summerettes The latter team led by Marilyn Presgraves with 112 and Lucille Smith 108 BY TWO pins and by four pins Patton's Grocery won the final two decisions over Bowling Queens after the latter team had come out ahead by 12 pins in the opener Rickie Holler ad 114 Martha Kelchner 108 and Delma White 105 for Patton's Grocery
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League
Marie Franklin
Dot Lofton
Sally Patton
Town & Country Beauty Salon
Sleepers
Charlotte Anderson
Pat Whitacre
Susie Good
Evelyn Stotler
Dorothy Allen
Summerettes
Marilyn Presgraves
Lucille Smith
Patton’s Grocery
Bowling Queens
Rickie Holler Ad
Martha Kelchner
Delma White
Patton's Grocery
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