Koufax Fans Cubs in Two-Hit Win for 10th Victory
Sandy Koufax pitched a two-hitter to beat the Chicago Cubs 3-0 and become the NL’s first 10-game winner. He struck out 11 and gave up a seventh-inning single to Ernie Banks to spoil a no-hitter bid as the Dodgers improved to 7-2 vs Cubs.
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Figure 8 Racing Tempers Thrills at Sun Valley Track
Sun Valley Speedway hosts stock figure 8 racing with 30 to 40 entries in 15 lap features and 25 cars in each heat race. Anderson’s Noah Goens suffered a mid race crash but escaped serious injury and is expected back this Saturday. Gates open at 6, qualifications at 7, heats at 8:30. children under 12 free with parents.
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Reds Rally Past Cardinals 4-3 in 11 Innings
Cincinnati overturns a 3-2 deficit after the seventh, tying in the ninth and winning in 11 as Bob Miller walks in the decisive run. Dick Gernert, Gordie Coleman, and Jerry Lynch supply key hits, with Carl Sawatski's pinch homer giving St. Louis the early edge.
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White Sox explode in first for 5-3 win over Indians
Chicago jumps to five runs in the first inning to hand Mudcat Grant his first loss of the season and beat Cleveland 5 to 3. Aparicio Minoso and Martin among the run producers as the White Sox improve to four straight wins.
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Willie Mays Wins Over San Francisco Fans At Candlestick Park
San Francisco fans who booed Willie Mays early in his Giants career now praise him as the world’s most exciting player. Mays says he finally feels liked in the city he calls home after visiting hospitalized fans and proving his all around excellence as a hitter fielder and base runner.
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Colorado Star Wilky Gilmore Offered Bribe
Colorado University basketball star Maurice Wilky Gilmore reported two bribe offers made during he vacationed in New Canaan Connecticut and New York City He identified Joseph Green and Joseph Hacken as would be fixers and testified before a grand jury. Fred Portnoy from Columbia linked to the wider scandal.
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Schedule Favors Yankees in August Slugging and Scheduling
The Yankees enter a pivotal August with a favorable slate including a decisive four game set at Cleveland. Roger Maris Mickey Mantle Yogi Berra and Bil Skowron power a strong lineup while Ralph Houk reshapes infield roles around Kubek Richardson and Boyer.
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Detroit Wins On Cash's 20th HR
The Detroit Tigers beat the Washington Senators 5 to 4 as Jim Bunning pitched well and Norm Cash homered for his 20th. Al Kaline debuted as a third baseman in the victory, with Hank Aguirre finishing strong.
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Baseball scores from Monday and today across leagues
National League results include Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 4 St Louis 3 with St Louis leading 0 at end of 6 in one game. American League scores show Detroit 5 Washington 4 and Minnesota 5 Baltimore 4. New York leads Kansas City 6 2 at end of 6 in another. Boston leads Los Angeles 8 0 after 2. New York at Kansas City pending. American Association Louisville 5 Dallas Fort Worth 4 in 15 innings. Denver 11 unknown. International League Buffalo 4 Jersey City 1 Rochester 9 Columbus 3 Richmond 5 Syracuse 3. Only games scheduled listed.</S>
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Veeck Resigns as Sox President. Allyn Succeeds
Chicago White Sox board accepts Bill Veeck’s resignation and appoints Arthur C. Allyn as president. Allyn, a Chicago broker holding 4 percent, denies selling to Chuck Comiskey who owns 46 percent. Veeck returns from Mayo Clinic after further tests for a mysterious illness. Moore named secretary. Cohen resigns.
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Night Baseball Schedule Highlights Across MLB Circuits
Baseball night slate features Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with Mizell’s 4-5, St Louis at Cincinnati, San Francisco at Milwaukee, Los Angeles at Chicago, Detroit at Washington, Baltimore at Minnesota, Boston at Los Angeles, Cleveland at Chicago in a doubleheader, plus AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games Houston at Indianapolis Dallas-Ft Worth vs Louisville and Omaha at Denver.
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AAU Probation for TSU Track Athletes Over Meet Withdrawal
The Gulf Coast AAU gave one year probation to eight Texas Southern University track athletes for accepting invitations to the Meet of Champions and not reporting for competition on June 9. The TSU athletes named are Lester Milburn Charles Frazier Major Adams Howard Johnson David Harris Barney Allen Melvin Houston and Homer Jones. The action follows broader withdrawals by Negro athletes from the meet amid segregation ticket policies.
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Mounds Stable Rates for Weekday and Weekend Riding
The ad lists horse riding at Mounds Stable with pricing of $1.50 on weekdays and $2 on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Gunderson Wins First Round at WNC Tourney
Defending champion Joanne Gunderson of Arizona State defeats Julie Hull of Purdue one up in first round match play at Ann Arbor. Other results include Eller 6 and 5 over Jones, Mills 1 up over Rand, Schull 6 and 5 over Kelly, Wheeler 4 and 2 over White, Hoetmer 5 and 3 over Holmes, Schiller 1 up over Hawkins, and Meerdink 5 and 4 over Farnum. The article notes Nebraska as a major cattle producer.
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Cowboys Sign Frost From Franklin Tennessee
Dallas Cowboys announce the signing of Ken Frost a 6 4 250 pound tackle from Franklin Tennessee The senior was voted his team's outstanding lineman last season and was named the top tackle in the Southeastern Conference for the upcoming season.
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