Giants Win As Mays Tops NL Batting Race
Willie Mays led San Francisco with a 3-for-5 day including his 17th homer as the Giants routed Pittsburgh 8-3 to reclaim the NL batting lead at .405. Tom Haller homered, Ron Herbel earned the win, while Bobby Bonds and others contributed 16 hits on the day. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also posted wins as Chicago’s Billy Williams dropped to .393.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Oine
Willie
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Chris Pelekoudas
Mays
Candlestick Park
Vinnie Smith
Willie McCovey
Orelando Cepeda
Billy Williams
Chicago
Williams
Cubs
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Curt Simmons
New York Mets
Houston
Pirates
Steve Blass
Tom Haller
Ron Herbel
Ken MacKenzie
Reds
Joe Nuxhall
Jim Schaffer
Jim Stewart
Billy Cowan
Bob Buhl
Dodgers
Phillies
Don Drysdale
Richie Allen
John Callison
Wes Covington
Callison
Simmons
Ken Boyer
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Felipe Alou
Braves
Joe Torre
Torre
Colts
al Jackson
Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
Mets
Roy McMillan
Ron Hunt
Frank Thomas
Larry Bearnorth
Hal Brown
Indians
Max Alvis
Mickey Lolich
Jerry Kindall
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Jim Fregosi
Billy Moran
Yanekee
Tom Tresh
Jo Pepitone
Fregosi
Joe Adcock
Secondoran
Ken McBride
Angels
Pizarro shines as White Sox top Senators in Chicago win
Juan Pizarro pitched five scoreless innings before a delay and then dominated Washington with four hits, 13 strikeouts, and no walks to win his fifth straight decision and lift Chicago to a 3-1 victory. He also doubled and scored, aiding the White Sox in staying atop the league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Juan Pizarro
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washington Senators
Pizarro
White Sox
Baltimore
Rocky Colavito
Kansas City
Boston
Sam Bowens
Johnny Orsino
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Larry Brown
New York
Los Angeles
Colavito
Athletics
Charley Lau
Wilson
Roman Mejias
Twins
Orioles
Gerry Irigo
Arrigo
Bowens
Kathy West Leads Maple Lawn Horse Show Wins
Kathy West daughter of Mr and Mrs William H West Jr of Millwood led at the Maple Lawn Horse Show on May 16 winning six blue ribbons along with two red and three white on her mount Bug across 22 classes. Susan Bibb Ann Arnold Peggy Stinnett and Susan Shokes followed in several divisions with Carol Richards taking the Friendship trophy.
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Kathy West
William H. West, Jr
Millwood
Bug
Kathy
Susan Bibb
Ann Arnold
Peggy Stinnett
Susan Shokes
Carol Richards
Black Twig
Susan Shakes
Sunrise
Estelle Tyne
Buxeton Mist
John Stuart
Working Hunter
Genii
Ann Arne Old
Frankie
Sunny Susannah
Working Hunter Ponies
Iwanee
Matthew McHale
Little Lady
Donna Leonard
Skyking
Fred
Kacey Major
Hunter
Repput
Joan Tupper
Swanee
Kim Whitham
Faul & Out
Rider
Friendship
Carol Richeards
Persson to enroll at Penn State next fall
Jeff Persson the 6 foot 3 Sharon High School basketball star and infielder will enroll at Penn State next fall. He stands out as a two sport athlete with basketball prowess and infield versatility.
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University Park
Jeff Persson
Sharon
Penn State
Persson
Louise Wilson Wins Dorothy Allen Handicap Bowling Title
Louise Wilson took first place with a 398 final total and $20 prize plus a trophy at Health Center Lanes in the Dorothy Allen Handicap. Frances Dodson ran second at 377 with $12.50, while Ruby Wingfield, June Tusing trailed in a blanket finish with 376 and 375 and accompanying prizes. Other prize winners included Nancy Levi, Libby White, Louise Armstrong, and Sandra Arion. Ouida Minghini posted the high game of 127 outside the money, and Bonnie Easter along with Leona Buckner had top unprized 326s. Thirty three participants overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wilson
Dorothy Allen
Health Center
Frances Dodson
Ruby Wingfield
June Tusing
Ouida Minghini
Bonnie Easter
Leona Buckner
Earliest AFL New Teams Delayed To 1966
AFL owners will not add new cities before 1966 with expansion screening ongoing. Twenty groups from over a dozen cities expressed interest as the league, in its fifth season, weighs facilities and potential while eyeing a 1965 start for one or two teams.
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Kansas City
American Football League
AFL
Joe Foss
Lamar Hunt
Foss
Dave Dixon
New Orleans
Nash Dowdle
Chicago
Northside and Phillips 66 Win Local Softball Contests
Phillips 66 defeated Shortys Grocery 7 to 4 while Northside beat Winchester Merchants 8 to 3. Gladden limited opponents to three hits for Northside and Myers allowed six hits for Phillips 66.
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Phillips 66
Shorty’s Grocery
Northside
Winchester Merchants
Gladden
Myers
Newark Béars Scout and Reds Assistant Trainer Tom Murphy
Tom Murphy, noted as assistant trainer for the Cincinnati Reds, previously played professional football for the Newark Béars from 1927 to 1932. He built a varied sports career spanning both baseball support roles and pigskin play.
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Tom Murphy
Cincinnati Reds
Newark Béars
State Bowling Tourney Highlights Winchester Winners
Official results from the Virginia State Duckpin Tournament in Arlington show Winchester victors across multiple divisions. Harold Buckner led singles with 401 for $25, Sonny Crisman 395 for $13, and Mickey McDonald 387 for $7.50. Winners include Betty Funkhouser and Leona Buckner in Ladies Booster Doubles with 720 for $100, plus numerous Winchester teams claiming top prizes and boosting local leagues.
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Virginia State
Arlington
Winchester
Harold Buckner
Sonny Crisman
Mickey McDonald
Betty Funkhouser
Leona Buckner
Winchesterians
Quick’ Amusement
Zuckerman & Co
Peoples Cleaners
Hugh Patton
Allen Carter
Charles Bush
Phillips
Coca Cola
Health Center Five
Galladay Building Supply
Continental Homes
Nellie Waugh
Aggie McCall
Nancy Levi
Virginia Larrick
Winchester Confederates
Eugene Funkhouser
Briscoe Ginn
Oulda Minghini
Virginia
James J. Dykes Jr. Dies at 42 in Philadelphia
James J. Dykes Jr., 42, son of Kansas City Athletics coach Jim Dykes, died suddenly Friday of a heart attack in Philadelphia. His father flew in from Boston after the news. He leaves a widow and four daughters. funeral services will be held here Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
James J. Dykes Jr
Jimmy Dykes
Kansas City Athletics
Boston
Louisville to Host WBA General Meeting in 1965
Louisville will host the World Boxing Association general meeting in 1965 drawing about 250 delegates from seven or eight countries.
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Louisville
World Boxing Association
Alley Cats lead summer bowling with 4 0 win at Northside Lanes
Alley Cats defeated Phyros 4 games to none as June Shirley posted 153 420 and Gene Hottle 165 168 169 for a 502 series. For Phyros Rosa Wilcox 130 359 Phyllis Leight 153 408 Bob Wilcox 164 459 and Charles Leight 158 420 led the opponents. Bowl Weevils beat Nut House Four 3 1 with Rennie Armel 155 416 Marge Haley 128 348 Will Armstrong 175 489 and Leo Haley 160 192 171 and a 523 series for the winners. Mary Miller 163 168 152 483 Bob Miller 174 475 Lorraine Sealock 138 387 Earl Sealock 168 190 187 545 for Nut House Four.
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Ball & Chain Couples
Northside Lanes
Alley Cats
Phyros
June Shirley
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Rosa Wilcox
Phyllis Leight
Bob’ Wilcox
Charles Leight
Bowl Weevils
Nut House
Rennie Armel
Marge Haley
Will Armstrong
Leo Haley
Mary Miller
Bob Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Earl Sealock
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al Weis
Senators
Une
John Kennedy
Pete Ward
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Helsinki
Risto Luukonn En
Finland
Pierre Vetroff
France
Luukonen
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Italy
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Yolande Leveque
Visintin
Ohio
Joey Giardello
Rocky Rivera
Armentina
Shawnee
Sky King
Derwen -Rhianon
Kelly Robinson
Pleasure
Gypsy
Tess Stuart
Derwen Rhianon
Ray Robinson
Bille Tyne
Pepeper
Matthew. McHale
Anni Arnold
Joe’s Worth
Bucky Gardner
Lady
Joy Pisarek
Hunter Hack
Kacey
Bucky
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Penn State Hope
Bell Clothes Stores
Orts Sof
Lane Reed
Garland Arnold
Shirley Jackson
Nellie Vaughn
Bell Clothes
Bill Keyton
Loma McIintyre
Crisman Rug
Sanitary Dairy
Wally Dill
Doug Sirbaugh
Ivan Jackson
Joe Zimmerman
Charcoal Hearth
Invisibles
Quick Amusement Co
Funkhouser Oil
Eugene Easter
Cal
L. Payne
Clearbrook
Atlanta
Portland
Seattle
Montreal
Toronto
Dixon
Peggy Coppage
Mary Stallings
Falls Church
Winchester Colonels
NA Siddoment
Power Mower
DEPAR
AL Sigue
the . A Kommercial & Savings
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hegersten
Ragsters Dragsters Dragsters
East Coast
Don Garlet
Cassiday & Winward
Fred Forkner
Tex Randall
Reese Bros
FORD
Phil,Bonner
Bud Faubel
Chevrolet ‘Company
Loudoun St
Chevrolet
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