Koufax Retires 13 Batters To Whip Phils
Los Angeles Dodgers star Sandy Koufax struck out 13 Phillies as he led a 6-3 victory. He moved to 8-2 and kept LA within two games of the NL leader, San Francisco, while matching his best strikeout totals and completing his fourth straight complete game.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Koufax
Phils
Dodger Swifty
Tony Taylor
Taylor
John Calli
Art Mahaffey
Wickers
Maury Wilts
Iowans Drop Out Of U S Open Golf Tourney Field
Monday reports show Iowa players Bonella and Donohue missing the five berths sought after rounds 78 75 158 and 76 78 154. Qualified for the tournament June 14 16 are Thirsk of Kansas City Tom Beier of St Louis Pittman of Tulsa and two St Louis players with scores 141 142 143.
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Bonella Emi
Donohue
Thirsk
Kansas City
Tom Bieir
St. Louis
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Dave Douglas
Larry Bianco
Pitcher Drummond Leads Jay Into Finals
Strikeout ace Bob Drummond limited Dubuque Wahlert to three hits as Jefferson beat Wahlert 6-1 to reach the finals in Des Moines. Drummond improved to 15-0 on the season while Waterloo East contests Metenix and Mullenix prepare for the next round at Lee Taylor Stadium.
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DES Moines
Bob Drummond
Cdnneil Bluffs
Jefferson
Waterloo East
Dubuque Wahlert
Jerry Metenix
Mullenix
East
Des Moines Dowling
Council Bluffs
Lee Taylor Stadium
Match race offer draws Lark and Kelso in Del Mar
In California Del Mar track invites V. Lark and Kelso to a 10 mile winner take all race with a 25000 purse. Weight set at 127 pounds by Don Smith track president and GM. Invitations sent to Mrs Rich- Oete here.
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T.V. Lark
Willie Mays Returns to Polo Grounds to Rousing Ovation
Willie Mays, the Giants star outfielder, is greeted by a tremendous ovation as he emerges from the clubhouse at the Polo Grounds, the scene of his major league debut 11 years earlier, marking his first appearance there in five years.
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Willie
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Polo Grounds
Atlantic shooter wins junior division at zone trap meet
Robert Gray of Atlantic broke 128 of 200 to win junior division. Clyde Maxwell of Shenandoah led overall with 239 of 250, also taking 16 yard event at 99 of 100 and 200 singles at 192 of 200. All zone team includes Meusburger Curran Artlip Harkins Malloy. Curran is handicap champion with 95 of 100.
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Robert Gray
Atlantic
Nishna Valley
Izaac
Shenandoah
Clyde Maxwell
Maxwell
William Meusburger
Paul Curran
Des Moines
Robert Artlip
Elliott
Vern Harkins
DeSoto
E. B. Malloy
Curran
Rawls and Cornelius share Zaharias Open title
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg and Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale were declared co champions of the Babe Zaharias Open after rain halted the final round. Both posted 36 hole totals of 146 and each earned 1075 dollars. Sandra Hayne Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson tied for third with 150 and shared 623 dollars each.
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Miss Rawls
Mrs. Cornelius
Sandra Hayne
Garland
Tex
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Monday's Results No Games Scheduled
A list shows no games played on Monday and outlines Wednesday's schedule featuring Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Washington at Baltimore Kansas City at Minnesota Chicago at Los Angeles with no results recorded.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet. G.B
Eee
Chicago Ratty
Eri
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Siebern Replaces Kaline As RBI Leader
MLB notes show Norm Siebern of the Athletics overtaking Al Kaline of Detroit for the RBI lead with 39 runs batted in after a five RBI week. Kaline, injured, rises to third while Manny Jimenez holds the AL batting crown at .362 amid a slump. In the NL Willie Mays leads with 19 homers, while Tommy Davis tops NL RBI with 55.
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NEW York
Manny Jimenez
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Siebern
Athletics
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
al Kaline
Detroit
RBI
Kaline
Jimenez
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Gonzalez
Phils
Tony Gonzalez
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Cepeda
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Danes Rout Methodists in Openers at Sunnyside Field
St Pauls Lutheran defeated the Methodists 18 to 12 in the YMCA church league opener as Darryl Peterson earned the win on the mound and D Pelzer pitched for the losers. Jackie Pelzer joined the Methodists to fill the roster. Next games feature Zion Lutheran vs Elk Horn and Methodists vs United Church of Christ.
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YMCA
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Sunnyside Field
Champs
Jackie Pelzer
Darryl Peterson
Lutherans
D. Pelzer
Zion Lutheran
Elk Horn
United Church of Christ
New Orleans Backer Submits AFL Franchise Bid
New Orleans businessman David Dixon filed a formal AFL franchise application sending a 25000 dollar good faith deposit to AFL offices in Dallas after telegraphing the request to Commissioner Joe Foss Dixon is the sole disclosed backer and expects only one city to join as the league heads into its third season this fall despite comments by Harry Wismer that several cities could be added.
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New Orleans
American Football League
David Dixon
Dixon
AFL
Dallas
Joe Foss
Harry Wismer
New York Titans
Atlanta
Washington
Cincinnati
East West All America Bowl Adds Players for June 29
The East roster gains three players Wen dell Harris Jim Smith and Jerry Brown from LSU Penn State and Mississippi joined the East later as Oklahoma fullback Phil Lohmann earned a West spot for the second annual game in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Louisiana State
Wendell Harris
Jim Smith
Penn State
Mississippi
Jerry Brown
Phil Lohmann
Oklahoma
Dodgers Triple Play Seals 6-3 Win Over Phillies
Yesterday’s Stars bat as Moon homers and jokes drive in two runs while Koufax earns win in 6-3 victory. Dodgers improve to 8-2 with 13 strikeouts and three hits allowed, one in first and two in ninth, against Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Wally Moon
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Recor
Niagara picks OConnell to lead basketball team
Andy OConnell of Brooklyn will captain the Niagara University basketball team next season, announcing the appointment for the coming year at Niagara Falls.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Andy O'Connell
Brooklyn
Niagara University
Purkey Tops Milwaukee for Ninth Victory of Season
Bob Purkey the Cincinnati Reds right hander earned his ninth win of the season after defeating Milwaukee in his latest start. The veteran pitcher improved his season record while extending his lead among major league pitchers. Purkey was 16 12 last season.
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Milwaukee
Bob Purkey
Cincy Reds
Purkey
Labor Week Shorter Hours Could Tighten Prices and Jobs
The piece analyzes a sudden shift to a 35 hour work week without pay cuts, outlining higher labor costs, potential price rises, and inflation. It notes limits on quick adoption, the need for bargaining or legislation, and questions whether job gains would follow given unemployment composition.
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Norman Walker
Associated Press
Washington
Organized Labor
Kennedy
Congress
New York Electricians
Voters Choose 25 Nominees For Legislature
DES MOINES AP Republican and Democratic nominees for 25 of 50 Iowa Senate seats and 106 House seats were chosen in the primary. Winners in each district will face off in November for seats in the 1963 Town Legislature. Republican and Democratic nominees include Sen. Jack Schroeder of Davenport in Scott County and Alfred Breitbach Sr. of Farley plus Dubuque incumbent John L. Duffy in Dubuque County. Mowry beat Hill in a Marshall County Republican race. Democrats ran write in campaigns to fill vacancies across several counties.
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DES Moines
Iowa Senate
Iowa House of Representatives
Scott County
Jack Schroeder
Davenport
Frank C. Clark
Dubuque County
Alfred P. Breitbach Sr
Farley
John L. Duffy
Mowry
Hill
John L. Mowry
William Hill
Marshall
Vacancy created by death of Senate Leader in Plainfield
No nominations were made Monday for the Senate seat left vacant by the death of Majority Leader J. Kendall Lynes R Plainfield. He died after the primary filing deadline. The two parties will hold district conventions to nominate candidates for the vacancy.
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Senate
J. Kendall Lynes
Plainfield
Supreme Court Allows Questioning in Prison Interrogation
The Supreme Court ruled that a witness in a state legislative investigation may be compelled to answer under eavesdropping evidence from a prison visitors room. The ruling involved Harry Lanza who received a year for refusing to testify about a talk with his brother in Eastview Prison, Westchester, N.Y., in February 1957. Justice Stewart wrote the 7 0 decision. Frankfurter and White did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry Lanza
Joseph
Socks) Lanza
Eastview
Westchester
N.Y
Stewart
Frankfurter
White
National Sporting Goods Distributor Seeks State Partners
A nationwide sporting goods firm seeks distributors with no experience and no selling required. Full or part time home business with immediate cash income potential. An initial investment of 1295 is demanded. Send name, address, phone to Dept 5 Yardis Advertising Co Philadelphia.
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Yardis Advertising CO
P.O
Spring Garden Station
Philadelphia
Penna
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