Koufax Delivers 4-Hit Shutout Over St. Louis
Sandy Koufax blanks St. Louis 4-0 to give Los Angeles a 3-game NL advantage. The card notes a curling little finger grip tip and a pocket pamphlet on pitching stance, lift, approach, swing, and push away, offered by Don Carter via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Gary Player Out For Year In Indiana Suspension
Edward Carrington, TABC president, suspended Gary Player for a year from all Indiana Amateur Baseball Congress activity after Player slugged an umpire in the Connie Mack League state title game. Mike Jacobs, 18, Glen Park catcher, involved in the incident. suspension to end Sept. 15, 1934 with two years probation for the Glen Park team. Also notes MLB scores: Johnny Callison homers twice for Phillies against Mets. Bob Skinner keys Reds win over Astros.
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S-Summons
Jim Minette
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IABC
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Glen Park
Container Employees Golf Tournament Near Grandview Course
Twenty seven Container Corporation employees played an 18 hole tourney on Sunday at Grandview. Prizes went to John Welsh for low net with 87, a tie for second between Don Burk and Pete Dearing at 70, and Emmett Claxon at 79. Committee members were Earle Newton Tony Hinz Kenneth Chamberlain and John Welsh.
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Pete Dearing
Emmett Claxon
Earle Newton
Tony Hinz
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Koufax and Dodgers Take Series Behind 2-Run Homer
Sandy Koufax tossed a four hit shutout as Los Angeles beat St. Louis 3-0, boosting their NL lead. Maury Wills and Frank Howard provided the offense with a Wills single, steal, and Gilliam double framing Howard’s eighth-inning homer for the decisive runs. Howard now has 21 homers this season while Koufax ties the era’s best left handers with 11 shutouts in a season.
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Jim Gilliam
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Tommy Davis
Usher Injured as Fans Fight at Cardinal Dodger Game
An usher at the Cardinal Dodger baseball game was badly hurt Tuesday night during chaos involving about two dozen spectators who surged onto the field area. The incident followed a sequence of confrontations as Detroit Will was referenced in game chatter and the Dodgers added a final run in the ninth on an infield hit by Willie Davis, a steal, and Johnny Rose’s double.
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Dramatic Bid for 1968 Olympic Games Route Planned
Detroit officials plan to dramatize the city’s bid for the 1968 Olympic Games by a cross country torch run from Los Angeles to Detroit. The event faced interruptions by spectators as an unidentified man was carried off by ushers after clashes with the crowd. The effort involves multiple states, with the route through Busch Stadium and city landmarks, aiming to showcase support for the Olympic bid and athletic events tied to the drive.
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Birmingham Replace Nashville in South Atlantic Loop in '64
Birmingham will replace Nashville next year in the South Atlantic League, president says the move possible if no racial conflict. Nashville surrendered its Class AA franchise after a season loss of about 22000 dollars.
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Lapel Bulldogs top Yorktown and Summitville in triangular meet
Lapel defeated Yorktown 57 to 19 and Summitville 58 to 19 in the varsity cross country meet led by Tom Kuhns who finished first in 11 21. Lapel also won the reserve race 26 to 29 to 65, with Rich, Moore, Lutz, and Vinson among top finishers. Lapel hosts Mt Vernon Thursday in the next meet.
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Indians Beat Yankees In Ten To Take 3-2 Victory
Cleveland Indians win 3-2 over New York Yankees in the 10th as Alvis scores on Stan Williams error. Joe Cunningham drives both Chicago White Sox runs in a 2-1 win over the Boston Red Sox. Manny Jimenez delivers a 10th inning sacrifice fly for the Kansas City Athletics to top the Washington Senators 4-3.
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Horlen
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Manny
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How To Keep Young Jockey Johnny Langden’s Long Workday
San Bruno Calif UPD How to keep young dept Johnny Langden 36 year old jockey champion traveled 1000 miles Tuesday to work out a horse for 15 minutes Langden who sets a world record every time he rides a winner at a race track flew up from Los Angeles in the middle of the night spent 15 minutes at day break at Tanforan working out the Alberta Stables Four and Twenty then flew back to Los Angeles where he rode Tuesday at Pomona race track.
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Los Angeles
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Pomona
Rats Bouraon Probes With 06 Case Files
Local report notes 652 animals termed Brats in the urban study as investigators probe a case labeled 06. Authorities seek connections between Bemoeg Masted and Corgaind units while detailing suspected activities in the district.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Yesterday And Today
Yesterday's results show Los Angeles defeating St. Louis 4-0 and Philadelphia routing New York 8-0 while Cleveland edged New York in 10 innings. Today's slate includes Dodgers at Cardinals, Giants at Brewers, and several American League matchups led by Detroit at Minnesota and Baltimore at Los Angeles.
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M. Lee
Wickersham
Osteen
Cubs and Pirates Split Two Games in Doubleheader
Cubs and Pirates split a twi-night doubleheader featuring batting totals and honors. The report lists multiple player scores and team notes across innings with detailed honor roll mentions for several players and clubs.
Florida State to Use Three Platoons Against Miami Friday
Florida State coach Bill Peterson plans to deploy a three platoon system in Friday’s game with Miami, a move aimed at outwitting the NCAA rules committee. Peterson says extensive practice and charts prove the approach can work, despite other coaches abandoning it due to substitution limits.
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Tripucka Retires From Broncos After Rough Start
Denver quarterback Frank Tripucka, a former Notre Dame star, announced his retirement after two losses in the AFL season. He said he felt the team was not moving well enough and steps down in his fourth year with Denver after starting his first season as a pro.
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Linebacker Hurt on Opening Day Leaves Steelers Short
Philadelphia AP reports John Tripucka exit leaves Roger fineteam with rookie quarterback hacker injured during a crushing defeat. John McCormic acquired to back up quarterback as Pittsburgh faces the Vikings. Mary Holling, coach at North Dakota, remains unavailable.
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Hospital - Mary
Whitey Holling
Reger
University of North Dakota
Anderson Cross Countrymen Visit Marion For Three Easy Decisions
Anderson runners defeated Marion 23 to 38 in varsity, 23 to 32 in freshman and 15 to 44 in another meet on the Edgewood course. Terry King led Anderson in 10 minutes for 2 miles, with Barnes, Foster and Hall following. Marion’s King and Bush paced their squads as local runners posted top times in a clear local meet.
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Lark
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Terry King
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Tribe
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Foster
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Ed Bush
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Jones
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Wright
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Gentry
Worrell
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Sprinkle
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Magner
Brewer
Russell
B. Williams
Barron
Rhoda
Baxter
Brown
Kinzie
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Qakerson
Rader
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J. Williams
Courter
Rohey
Fishing for Bass and Baiting Tactics in Angling
A fragment discusses moments in fishing technique with natural baits. It describes letting fish mouth the bait before striking, noting fish may pause or pause while turning to swallow, and suggests keeping contact on the line then striking after the pause. It mentions varying pauses and line tension as part of skilled fishing.
Kicking Specialist Luka George Seen In Bigger JU Role
Indiana quarterback plans shift as Luka George moves from kicker to No. 2 tailback behind Tom Nowatzke after strong scrimmage. George, 200 pounds from Elizabeth New Jersey, drilled two field goals in last year’s upset of Purdue.
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Markleville Arabians Beat Royerton in Cross Country Meet
Hunter Paces Markleville to a 27 31 95 51 three way cross country win over Royerton and Center at Royerton Monday afternoon. Final score shows Markleville 27 Royerton 31 Center 95 Anderson 51. Fastest time 10 29 by J Hunter from Markleville.
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Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls
Bowling equipment item details a 30 cent item at Rains store for AMF bowling balls priced at $16.95 with holes plugged offered for an additional $2.50.
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