Koufax Caps Unanimous Cy Young Win in Nats Eight Year History
Sandy Koufax of the Brooklyn Dodgers became the first unanimous Cy Young Award winner in the National League during the eight year history of the honor. He secured 25 victories and a league leading earned run average, edging Don Drysdale and other Dodgers teammates for the prize.
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Koufax Tops BBWAA Balloting For Pitcher Of Year
In a unanimous vote, Sandy Koufax selected as the year’s top pitcher by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The Dodgers southpaw posted 306 strikeouts, a NL season mark, and a 93-65 lifetime record while no-hitters highlighted his prolific season.
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Nicklaus and Palmer 136 Tie U S Canada in Paris
In Paris Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer shot 67 and 69 to total 136, tying the United States with Canada in the Canada Cup event as 5,000 spectators watched the star players on the Paris course. The mixed results reflected a tense start as teams from 33 nations vie for international honors.
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Golfers complain as British Open crowd chaos mars round
Bob Charles shot 75 and Frank Buckler 76 as Hunt logged 77 while Bruce Crampton blasted the lush fairways. Palmer and Nicklaus dismissed criticism with quotes about playing and not policing the course. Bernard Hunt called the day bloody awful and Neil Coles deemed it the most miserable afternoon of disorganized golf.
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Illini Favored To Topple UCLA In Memorial Coliseum
Illinois, unbeaten and ranked No. 4, travels to Los Angeles to face UCLA with about 20 000 expected for a Friday 8 p m PDT kickoff at Memorial Coliseum. UCLA backers note progress after a 27 12 loss to Notre Dame while Illinois eyes a Rose Bowl role.
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Madison Heights Faces Alexandria Tigers In Key Clash
Madison Heights clashes with Alexandria Tigers as both chase a meaningful win. Madison Heights seeks to raise its record above .500 behind QB Vic Campbell and halfback Dennis Plackard while Alexandria relies on Lee Jolliff passing and Steve Holes runs. The teams each have one game left, with Madison Heights hosting Lawrence Central and Alexandria finishing at Tipton.
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