Horton Powers Tigers Past Senators in 13-3 rout
Detroit built a three-game sweep as Willie Horton slugged two homers and a double driving in five runs after surgery earlier in the month. Horton boosted his series total to eight hits in 12 at bats and lifted his AL batting pace to a .345. The Tigers cruised behind Hank Aguirre’s fourth win.
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Hull Wins NHL Lady Byng Trophy For 1964 65 Season
Montreal AP Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks is the Lady Byng Trophy winner for 1964 65. He outdistanced Alex Delvecchio of Detroit for sportsmanship plus effective play. Hull had 71 scoring points and 32 penalty minutes, the highest total for a Lady Byng winner since 1926 27.
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Nine Event Card At Winchester Speedway Tonight
Winchester Speedway hosts nine events starting at 8 30 p m with two 10 lap modified heats two 10 lap sportsman heats and two 10 lap semi late model heats A 25 lap modified feature a 20 lap sportsman feature and a 20 lap semi late model feature complete the program totaling 125 laps on the dirt oval Randall Richards of Woodstock won the semi late model race last Friday night Carroll Beeler leads the sportsman division with 295 points and Jack Deniston driver of car number 6 leads the modifieds with 285 points. Friday June 4 features a 50 lap modified feature a 35 lap sportsman feature and a 30 lap semi late feature
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Three-way leaders hold pace in Ladies Commercial League
Phillips 66, Blue Sunoco and Golladay Building Supply each posted three wins on Health Center Lanes as the trio remained tied for first with a week left. Golladay led by Louise Armstrong and June Tusing topped Denny's Furniture Sales. Blue Sunoco beat Cooper's Jewelers and Phillips 66 beat Willow Lawn Market.
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Ralston Sits Out Davis Cup Dual in Bakersfield
Dennis Ralston, the U S No 1, will not play the North American Zone Davis Cup tie in Bakersfield California June 4 5 6. A four man USTA squad led by Chuck Moe Kinley includes Arthur Ashe Gene Scott and Marty Riessen. Ralston was suspended by non playing captain George Mace Call last month for withdrawing from the doubles.
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Koufax Dominates Houston In 3-0 Shutout
Sandy Koufax threw a three hit shutout with 3 strikeouts to beat Houston 3-0, returning to top strikeout status at 61 in 54 innings. Willie Mays led San Francisco with his 11th homer and two doubles as the Giants won 6-4 over the Cubs. Joe Torre delivered the winning RBI for Milwaukee in a 5-4 win over Pittsburgh. Koufax improved to 4-2 with a 2.17 ERA as Lou Johnson hit a solo homer before leaving after being hit on the helmet by a fastball.
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Freeman Leads Virginia Group I A Golf Tourney
In Virginia Beach at Bow Creek Country Club the 1965 Group I A golf tournament opened with J P Leigh of Churchland holding a two stroke lead after a 70. Freeman High's Dwight Ferguson and Granby's Jay Jennison shot 73s to pace the field as team contenders including Churchland Virgina Beach Cox High and Granby remained in the hunt.
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