Koufax Crowned King of Pitches After No Hit Gem
Sandy Koufax became the first lefty to pitch a perfect game and the first to throw four no hit no run games, beating the Cubs 1 0 to lift the Dodgers within a half game of the leading Giants as he struck out 14. The list of perfect games grows to include Koufax alongside Larsen Joss and others.
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Mele upbeat yet cautious after Twins win over White Sox
Sam Mele refuses to declare the Twins pennant winners after a 10-4 victory over Chicago, saying the pennant fate remains unclear. Minnesota built a seven game lead with 19 games left as Mele cautions about overreading a single series.
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Nicklaus Favored In Golf Series
Jack Nicklaus seeks pride and a $50,000 first prize in the World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio. He will play a two day 36 hole event against Gary Player Dave Marr Peter Thomson and others after a poor 80 and 79 in recent rounds. Nicklaus has won the event twice and averages 71.4 on the Firestone course.
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Arnie Palmer to headline Northeastern New York charity match
Arnold Palmer will join the winners of the Northeastern New York PGA Charity Golf Tour for a Pro-Am Exhibition at Winding Brook Country Club in Valatie New York on September 19. Proceeds benefit Heart and Crippled Children’s Funds with qualifiers and grand champions to compete for the exhibition.
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Valatie
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New York
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Quarterbacks Scarce On Eastern Grid Scene
Eastern grid foes face quarterback drought as major contenders scramble for a passer. Syracuse Penn State Army Navy Pittsburgh Boston College lead inexperience with Sam Ted Holman Cassata Dyer Koski Little and others. Ivy races include Harvard Dartmouth Princeton and Yale while Holy Cross Colgate and Cornell adjust under new coaches and rosters.
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Bob Riggle
Ed Foley
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Curt Cook
Townsend Clarke
Bill Elias
University of Virginia
Wayne
Pats Bills Rivalry Reignites AFL Season Premiere
The Buffalo Bills face the Boston Patriots in the AFL opener amid a long running rivalry. Early history features notable games in 1960 and 1963 with key figures like Lou Saban and Mike Holovak. The context includes season prospects and division race stakes for 1965.
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Tuna Tourney lists 743-pound catch as day three leader
A Rhode Island broker Crompton Earle of Providence fishing from Robbie R at Point Judith Tuna Club tops the field with a 743-pound bluefin in the 1965 United States Atlantic Tuna Tournament as 132 boats prepare to sail to Galilee for the final day. Other notable catches include Louis Ciaccia’s 650-pound fish from Blackstone Valley Striper Club and Dr S Heyler Elderd’s 245-pounder from Valley Stream LI. Bob Davis had a 659-pound tuna on Wednesday.
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Wellspeak Team Wins Horse Drawing Event
In Rutland Vermont the Wellspeak team led by David Wellspeak of Bennington won the Wednesday horse drawing at the Rutland Fair. The team pulled a 10 100 pound lead for a six foot distance and won the under 3400 pounds class with a 92 00 pound lead. Wayne Allen of Reading, directing since 1947, praises the Wellspeak team as among the finest championship units in New England, having won about 25 straight blue ribbons across the region.
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