Richardson Drives Yankees Past Twins With Five Hits
In a 9-7 New York win over Minnesota, Bobby Richardson collected five hits on four singles and a double, scoring twice and driving in a run. The feat raised his average to .310 as he continues to strike out very little while the Yankees rely on early power from Pepitone and Maris.
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Toronto Golfer Magee Takes First Round Lead at Thunderbird
Toronto pro Jerry Magee, 30, shot a six under par 66 at Westchester Country Club to lead the $100,000 Thunderbird Tournament. Magee, who once flirted with hockey after a eye injury, has career earnings under $1,000 this season and continues to pursue golf as his main game.
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Northern Dancer Seeks to Join Select Group in Belmont
Northern Dancer bids to become the ninth Triple Crown winner by taking the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Eight horses have achieved the feat in 90 years, with Citation last in 1948. The $125000 added race features eight starters and a $154600 purse, CBS TV and radio coverage planned with post time near 3:45 p.m. EST.
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Rule Fires 34 37 First Round Thunderbird Golf Classic
Waterloo, Iowa golfer Jack Rule shot a 34 37 71 in the opening round at Rye New York trailing leader Jerry Magee by five strokes as play began. A second sentence is not present in the source.
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Koufax Tosses Third No-Hitter Against Phillies
Sandy Koufax pitched his third no hitter in a 3-0 Dodgers win over Philadelphia striking out 12. He walked one batter Richie Allen in the fourth and missed a perfect game when he shook off a curve twice, then settled into another dominant performance.
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Bullheads Lead States First Fishing Report
The first weekly fishing report of the season highlights bullheads as the hot catch, with Lake Wapello yielding bullheads up to 22 pounds and bluegills, bass, and crappies active at Olympic sites like Silver Lake, Lost Island, Union Grove, and Clear Lake. River fishing shows catfish on Missouri River and Bullhead fishing strong in the Iowa River above Steamboat Rock and Alden dams. Mississippi River conditions vary by stretch north of Dubuque to south of it.
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Golf Chit Chat Luncheon At Atlantic Club
Thirty six members attended the Ladies Golf Association lunch at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. Mrs Ben Magill chaired, reporting several members will compete in the Davitaioned Tournament at Bedford on January 9. Mrs George Howard and Mrs Art Friday won prizes in the poll. Rookie third baseman Max Alvis of the Cleveland Indians hit .365 against Detroit last season.
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Prep football tournament proposal from Iowa coaches group
The Dove football Coaches Association proposed a prep football tournament for state class champions. The plan, presented Thursday with potential approval by the Iowa High School Athletic Association, names Ted Lawrence president and Frank Bates vice president, with R. A. Long as executive secretary.
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Dick) Long
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Bizzarro to clash with Narvaez in Madison Square Garden
Erie Pa fighter Julinus Bizzarro faces Frankie Narvaez in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Bizzarro seeks a title shot while Narvaez aims to break a winning streak and move toward a championship bid on ABC television at 9 p.m. EST.
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Trojans Open With 10-5 Victory
Atlantic beat Clarinda 10-5 at the high school diamond to start Hawkeye Seven play. Duskin pitched five innings and Turnure two, with 13 Trojans hits and eight runs in the last three frames. Bornholdt hit a two run homer. Rector homered for Clarinda.
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Cyclones Sports Programs Struggle Financially
Iowa State athletics ran a deficit in 1962-63 with football losses and red ink across other sports. Outside revenue trimmed losses for the year ending June 30, while Iowa State football drew 291,500 fans compared with Iowa’s 478,888 for the season. Campus golf and various sports posted mixed results as overall all sports income rose modestly. Eddie Machen heads to Stockholm for a July 5 bout with Floyd Patterson. Penn State baseball eyes four College World Series appearances since 1967.
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Area athletes shine in final state track results
Denis Reed of Unica tops Iowa track marks with 4 20.1 mile, state second best. Atlantic’s Dan Gipple 158-12 in discus. Other top marks include Oakland Randall Heines 10 in 100, Clarinda Doug Steeve 51.4 440, Clarinda John Schriener 200, Harlan Bob Rogers 12-9 pole vault. Anita medley relay 3 35.9 shares first with Seymour. Clarinda 3 27.8 mile, 8 08.5 two mile, 3 40.3 medley. Glenwood two mile 8 18.3.
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Major Stamitngs From National League Standings
The National League table shows Philadelphia and San Francisco near the top with St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Cincinnati also contending. Chicago Los Angeles Houston New York and others trail with varied gaps and win percentages as the season progresses.
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Sandy Koufax Throws No Hitter For Dodgers
The Associated Press reports pitcher Sandy Koufax hurled his third major league no hitter for the Dodgers yesterday, allowing only one walk and dominating the game from the mound.
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Koufax Raises No-Hitter Mark In 30 Victory
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax joined Bob Feller as the only post 1900 pitchers with three no hit games. Frank Howard provided the offense with a 14th homer a three run shot in the seventh. The report notes the Casey family visits and various relatives in scattered notices from Benson North to Ostrander and Phoenix.
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