Nottebart No-Hits Phils For Fifth Houston Win
Houston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind Nottebart first no hitter in Houston history. Warwick drives in three runs including a homer and a triple, Goss adds a late left field shot, while Hartman’s error produced Philadelphia’s lone run. Nottebart allows four baserunners, fans eight as 8,293 attend Colt Stadium.
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Pepitone Wagner Show Muscle in Busy Baseball Weekend
Ted Bowsfield pitched a three hitter as Kansas City blanked Boston 2-0 to derail the Red Sox from first place. Bob Allison hit three homers driving Minnesota past Cleveland as the Twins climbed from the cellar. Joe Pepitone and Lon Wagner homered twice each as the Yankees beat the Angels 4-3. Don Nottebart earned a no hitter for Houston over Philadelphia. Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 9-3. St Louis crushed Cincinnati 2-1. Milwaukee rained out in Chicago. Pepitone leads with eight RBI and Allison drives six runs with his three blasts.
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Mets Coach Reflects On Catching, Pitching And Lineup
The speaker discusses catcher handling, pitch framing, and defensive gaps while praising players like Moran Hunt and McCovey. He notes catching pressure, mentions Snider and Thomas as home run threats, and recalls Mets games against Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, with comments on team prospects and personal plans for 1964.
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Coliseum Relays Set Record-Less Night At LA Meet
At the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles 32,450 fans watched Peter Snell of New Zealand win the mile in 4:00.3 and Jim Beatty of the United States take the 5,000 meters in 13:57.4 while Arizona State’s mile relay team ran 3:05.2 missing its world record. Bon Hayes swept the sprints 9.3 and 20.3 seconds, with Burleson’s chances debated after a mishap.
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Nottebart Delivers No-Hitter as Hartman Error Sparks Phillies
Houston pitcher Don Nottebart threw a no hitter as the Colts beat Philadelphia 4-1. An error by J C Hartman on Don Demeter’s grounder allowed the Phillies’ lone run in the fourth. Hartman apologized after the game, while Nottebart praised his teammates and recalled the moment he realized the no hitter.
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Victoria in Bid For Track Title at Juner College Meet
Victoria Texas and Big Spring Texas battled for the track title at Juner College meets as Phoenix led with 26 points in four finals. Howard Canty of Big Spring and Ken Windham of Howard County posted notable showings in hurdles and relays while Victoria and Phoenix also collected numerous prelims and finals spots. Charles Mayfield of Phoenix starred in the 100 yard dash with 9.8 seconds as finals proceed.
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Acute Leukemia Davis 1961 Heisman winner dies at 23
Ernie Davis, 23, Syracuse All-America halfback and Heisman Trophy winner of 1961, died in Lakeside Hospital Cleveland after a battle with acute leukemia began last July. He had trained and played basketball with Browns players but did not appear in a Cleveland game. Browns president Arthur Modell praised him as a remarkable athlete and man.
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