Berry Wins First 25-Lap Modified at Winchester Speedway
Bill Berry of Staunton wins his first 25-lap modified at Winchester Speedway in the Campbell Bros. 327 Chevy Special, leading wire to wire. Ray Doval takes second, Chuck Brannon third, Bobby Abel fourth. Gary Wolford wins 20-lap Sportsman feature in his flat head Ford, ending Beeler’s win streak. A four-car pileup injures Franklin and Fitchgerald. Warnnefeltz wins second 20-lap semi-late in a 57 Chevy.
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Twins Topple Birds Again 8 2 as Mincher Delivers Power
Harmon Killebrew returns to his familiar third base role and hits his 20th homer while Don Mincher drives in key runs for Minnesota in an 8 2 victory over Baltimore. The Twins widen their AL lead to four and a half games as Los Angeles Angels, Milwaukee and St Louis also win in the majors.
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Braddock Street Wins In Church League
Church league action at Bodie Grim Field featured eight teams in a quad header. Market Street beat First Brethren 10 3 with early scoring and late rallies, CYO defeated First Baptist 6 1 with a fourth inning homer, Braddock Street edged First Presbyterian 6 5 after a seventh inning rally, and Sunnyside beat Wesley-Highland 6 4 with five fifth inning runs.
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Major League Standings and Monday Results in American League
The American League table shows Minnesota leading with 61 wins and 36 losses followed by Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Boston and Kansas City. Monday results include Minnesota 8 Baltimore 2 and Los Angeles 6 Boston 0.
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Baseball scoreboard and game list
Results show Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 6 Houston 0 St Louis 7 San Francisco 4. Today's games include New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Houston Cincinnati at Los Angeles St Louis at San Francisco New York at Chicago St Louis at San Francisco Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with no exact times listed.
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Majors and National League Leaders of the Season
Ledgers show Yastrzemski and Mantilla atop batting for the majors with Boston. Oliva and Richardson pace runs and hits for Minnesota and New York. Horton and Colavito headline home runs while Campaneris and Brock lead steals in the league. Koufax and Gibson top the pitching strikeout and decision totals in the majors.
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Freddie Mills Death Ruled Suicide After Shooting
Funeral arrangements were expected today for Freddie Mills the former world light heavyweight champion aged 46 who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound near his car outside a London nightclub. Mills had won the 1948 title from Lesnevich in London and lost it in his first defense to Joey Maxim.
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Barbara McIntire and Kathy Cornelius in Open playoff
Barbara McIntire, 1964 USGA Women's Amateur champion, was the last amateur to reach runnerup in the Women's Open. She was defeated by Mrs. Kathy Cornelius in the 1956 playoff.
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Rodney Peters Leads Jotkay in Charles Town Race
In Charles Town West Virginia a one mile and one sixteenth race features seven distance horses led by Rodney Peters on OK as 5-2 favorite. Night Retreat and Speedy Sagum eye 3-1 second spot with I Won't Tell Thirty Pieces Prince Dion and Count Ada also in the field. Ladies Night offers free grandstand admission and runs into next week with racing ending Saturday August 17. Jim Taylor of the Green Bay Packers has 73 career rushing touchdowns.
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Bellino Returns as Rookie, Patriots Sign Bellino
Navy Heisman winner Joe Bellino, 27, Winchester native, signs with the Boston Patriots of the AFL after four years away from pro football. He recalls his late start, praises his conditioning, and aims for a running back role plus return duties. Former coach Wayne Hardin endorses his comeback potential.
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Common Market works to end De Gaulle boycott
Brussels AP reports President Charles de Gaulle’s boycott slows regional progress on the Kennedy tariff talks and farm subsidies plan. Six nation talks aim to fund subsidies for five years under parliament control, which de Gaulle opposes. French delegation recalls hinder this push amid broader tariff and grain trade discussions.
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Attendance Up Across Major League Baseball in 1965
AP survey through July 25 shows attendances at 20 big league parks up 4.4 percent to 13,767,476 with NL leading growth driven by Houston Astrodome figures. Indians nearly match last year’s final total, while Milwaukee Kansas City and Oakland show weaker crowds. Billy Casper slimmed to 175 pounds and won the Insurance City Open, his second in three years, after a dramatic playoff with Johnny Pott.
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