Koufax Throws Third No hitter Tying Record
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers no hit the Philadelphia Phillies for the third time, walking one baserunner, fanning 12 to extend his career strikeout record to 54. The masterful performance featured sharp fastballs and breaking pitches as Koufax snuffed a late rally and preserved the no hitter through nine innings.
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Robinson's 2nd HR Decides 6-3 Game Braves Win
Robinson belts his second homer to power a 6-3 Braves victory. The article also notes a threefold defensive play and discusses bowling technique, pitching and training tips from a pocket pamphlet offer.
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Yankees top Twins as Maris and Pepitone power win
Pepitone and Maris homered for the Yankees in a 7-4 victory over the Twins. O'Toole pitched the full game for Cincinnati to earn his fourth win as Giles disputed a Phillies protest over a lost game.
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Canadian golfer Ma gee shoots 68 to lead Thunderbird round
Canadian entry Jerry Magee shot a six under par 68 to lead the Thunderbird Golf Classic after the first round at Rye New York. Phil Rodgers Fen Venturi were two strokes back, Arnold Palmer tied for fourth, Jack Nicklaus struggled with a 73. Weather on the 16,573 yard course was wet from rain and windy at times.
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Meadowbrook Flag Winners and Driving Contest Champs
Meadowbrook Golf Course hosted May 30 events with flag tourney winners led by Earl Bondurant Fred Whelcher John Lawson Apacs Clark and Frank Art. Driving Contest top finishers were Fred Whelcher Ray Baldwin and E W Lloyd. John Lawson captured the Hole-In-One prize and partnerships produced Low Gross Tom Boyd Bill Chambers and Low Net ties for G Waldridge Earl Curtin Earl Bondurant John Lawson.
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Northwestern Refuses Stadium Use for Chicago AFL Bid
Northwestern University president Roscoe Miller announced Dyche Stadium would not be made available for a Chicago AFL franchise. He noted a potential financial gain but called it offensive to neighbors. Nash Dowdir had threatened to withdraw his Chicago franchise petition if Dyche Stadium wasn’t available in time. Bowling balls and equipment ads appear at Rains Ebonite halls.
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Horse Trainer Dies in England at 43
BASINGSTOKE England Captain Peter Hastings Bass one of Queen Elizabeths racehorse trainers died Thursday at the age of 43 Bass was viewed as the man most likely to succeed as the Queens first trainer The post then held by Captain Cecil Boyd Rochfort who retired from the role Bass came from a racing family tracing its lineage to the Earls of Huntingdon Robinhood
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