Farmers and Merchants, Lucky Inn fall 5-1 in City League
Farmers and Merchants defeated Lucky Inn 5-1 at Bodie Grim Field as Eddie Grim earned the win and Jimmy Dix drove in two runs with a second inning double. The Merchants were held to four hits while wasting strong efforts on the mound.
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Eddie Grim
Grim
Winchester Mobile Homes
Larrick
Fetter
Kline
Wisecarver
Boston
Washington
Felix Mane Tilla
Rico Petrocele
Rico Petrocelli
Senators
Woody Held
Ken McMullen
National AAU Track Meet Sets World and Team Dreams
The 77th annual National AAU Track and Field Championships open in Balboa Stadium with international stars and theUSA-USSR dual in Russia Aug 31 to Sept 1 as the main prize. US college stars are scarce due to the AAU NCAA dispute, while Neville Scott Bob Schul Ron Larrieu Neville Scott duel in the three mile and Peter Snell seeks a world record.
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United States
Russia
AAU
Clifford Buck
Balboa Stadium
New Zealand
Neville Scott
Bob Schul
U.S
Ron Larrieu
Ludvik Danek
Czechoslovakia
Peter Snell
Michel Jazy
France
Snell
Jim Greele
Vancouever
B.C
Dark Waters doubles up in claiming and allowance at Charles Town
Trainer celebrates back to back wins by Dark Waters, a late running plater turned winner in a 1600 claiming race then the allowance feature. Charles Town schedules two July racing doubleheaders, with post positions favoring inside early strides and rail positions.
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Dark Waters
Charles Town
Seven advance to Virginia tennis quarterfinals
In Lynchburg seven of eight seeds reached the Cen tral Virginia Invitational quarterfinals. Maurice Everett of Lynchburg upset eighth seed Bobby Cabell of Richmond 6 4 6 3 and will meet top seed Ed Rubinoff of Miami in the next round.
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Lynchburg
Maurice Everett
Lyncheburg
Bobby Cabell
Richemond
Everette
Ed Rubinoff
Miami
Fla
Ron Goldman
Washington
Ededie Phillips
Bob Bortner
Richmond
Bruce Sylvia
Keith Stoneman
Charlotte
N.C
Don Thompson
New York City
Featherweights Fight Ends In Points For Rose In Melbourne
Li onel Rose of Australia outpointed Sington Porter of Thailand over 12 rounds in Melbourne. Stanley Hayward of Philadelphia defeated Vince Shomo of New York in another 12 round featherweight bout.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Lionel Rose
Sington Porter
Thailand
Philadelphia
Stanley Hayward
Vince Shomo
New York
Mitchell Leads Virginia State Open Early At Disputanta
Bobby Mitchell, 22, shot 67 for four-under-par at Arnolda Ranch to move into a four-stroke lead in the Virginia State Open. He sits at 138 after two rounds, with Danville pro Mac Main and amateur Mike Wynn close behind. The 38th State Open continues for 18 holes today and another 18 Sunday.
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Arnolda Ranch
al Smith
Danville Country Club
Jack Isaacs
Richmond
Isaacs
Virginia
Mike Wynn
Portsmouth
Danville
Mac Main
Wynsor Spencer
Herb Hooper
Chet Hall
Tom Strange
Chandler Harper
J.B. Yarris
All America Footballers Play Tonight
The All America football game in Buffalo features top prospects like Huarte Snow and Hayes with Huarte signed for 200000 and Snow to the Rams. Staubach Roberts and Morton headline the lineup while Namath misses the game due to knee surgery and will join the Jets. A 25000 strong crowd is expected at War Memorial Stadium for the 830 p.m. kickoff.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Buffalo
N.Y
Bob Hayes
John Huarte
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
War Memorial Stadium
Buffalo Bills
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Huarte
Jack Snow
New York Jets
Snow
Los Angeles Rams
Hayes
Florida A&m
NFL
Dallas Cowboys
Staubach
Navy
Archie Roberts
Columbia
Cleveland Browns
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Parseghian
California
Dallas
Jerry Rhome
Tulsa
Bob Berry
Oregon
Minnesota
Morton
Joe Namath
Namath
Jets
Areas Considered for NHL Expansion to Six-Club Division
The National Hockey League eyed a six-team division expansion with possible sites including San Francisco Oakland Minneapolis-St Paul Baltimore Pittsburgh Vancouver Philadelphia Washington and Houston. Los Angeles and St Louis were approved as acceptable cities with a $2 million franchise price. A new division could begin play in 1967-68 or 1968-69.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
San Francisco
Oakland
Baltimore
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National Hockey League
NHL
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Board of Governors
San Francisco- Oakland
Pittsburgh
Vancouever
Philadelphia
Washington
Houston
Vancouver
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Ewill
U S Horse Rated 2d in Irish Derby
Balfour owned by John McShain of Philadelphia was the second choice to Meadow Court in the 221,788 Irish Sweepstakes Derby at the Curragh. Meadow Court aimed for favorite status after finishing second to Sea Bird in the Epsom Derby. Sea Bird was not entered. Rains over two days could leave soft turf. other American entries Beddard Donato Khaliffe and Western Wind were seen as outside chances.
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Dublin
Meadow Court
Sea Bird
Beddard, Donato, Khaliffe
Western Wind
Allen's 1st RBI Sparks Twins Past Tigers
Bernie Allen drove in his first run of the season as the Minnesota Twins edged Detroit 4-3 to stay a half game ahead of Cleveland and Chicago. He delivered a ninth inning RBI single after Rich Rollins and Harmon Killebrew set up the tying chance, with Mincher scoring the eventual winner.
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Allen
Twins
Associated Press
Bernie Allen
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Ihe Fielder
Ine Ming
Fred Gladding
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Don Mincher
Moss Promoted to Top Assistant at Air Force
Air Force Academy coach Ben Martin names Joe Moss line coach as top assistant for the 1965 football season.
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Moss
AIR Force Academy, Colo
Ben Martin
Joe Moss
Air Force Academy
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