Dodgers blank Cardinals as Koufax nets 11th shutout
Sandy Koufax pitched four hits allowed in a 4-0 Dodger victory over St. Louis, the lefty’s 11th shutout of the season setting a major league record. Johnny Podres earlier beat the Cards 3-1 as Los Angeles moved four games up in the N L standings. Musial praised Koufax as unbeatable while Simmons struggled for St Louis.
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Spahn Honored Night Spurs Scholarship Fund Bank
In Milwaukee 37,000 fill County Stadium as Warren Spahn receives tribute. Giants beat Braves 11 3. funds for a Spahn scholarship reach 30,000 with a goal of 75,000 by year end. Notables Lefty Grove Carl Hubbell and Johnny Sain join the ceremony and Spahn reflects on longevity and impact.
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Woodstock golf slate features three divisions and new format
A one day medal event set for Woodstock Country Club includes three gross and three net prizes in divisions A B and C with 0 to 9 10 to 18 and 19 up. George Goodrow chairs the tourney assisted by Woodstock Pro Russell Gilbert and 1963 handicap cards are required. Weather permitting a strong field is expected to try the new layout.
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Vermont Team Excels at National Rifle Matches
Sgt. Paul E. Tifft of Pownal completed a rifle marksman ship instructors course at Camp Perry Ohio and competed in the reserve expert class as a Vermont National Guard team member. The Vermont unit qualified at Fort Dix and posted its highest score in the reserve class among about 4000 participants in the NRA sponsored matches running Aug 15 to Sept 2.
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New Golf Rules Allow a Few Seconds to Drop
The USGA announces a new golf rule allowing a few seconds for a ball to drop from the lip of the cup, replacing a longer permitted delay. Britain’s Royal and Ancient Club rejects several changes, creating differences next year. Changes also include a two-stroke penalty for unattended flagsticks and updated drop and provisional-ball rules.
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Benhi Boosters Meet Tonight at Bennington High
The Benhi Boosters Club will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in Bennington High School to plan athletic support projects. Alumni and parents of Benhi students are urged to attend as more help is needed for several initiatives including a Saturday project.
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NEHS and Wilmington Tie in Double Overtime Soccer
In the Molly Stark League opener North Bennington and Wilmington High Schools finished 3-3 after two five minute overtimes. NBHS rallied from a 3-1 halftime deficit as coach John James noted the inexperienced squad learned much from the tough match.
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Britain and United States face off in preview Ryder Cup match
In Dalmahow Scotland Britain meets a U S team in a two day event that doubles as a Ryder Cup showcase for Atlanta next month. The Americans feature only two Ryder Cup veterans Dave Ragan and Billy Maxwell joining Jackie Cupit Earl Stewart Jr Jack Sanders Bob Rosburg and John Barnum in a light hearted contest.
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National League pennant chase tightens with key results
NL standings show Los Angeles 93 59 .612 atop, St. Louis 91 63, San Francisco 83 69. Tuesday scores include Philadelphia 8 over New York 6, Cincinnati 4 over Houston 3, and San Francisco 11 to Milwaukee 3. Upcoming games feature Los Angeles at St. Louis and San Francisco at Milwaukee among others. Moose the beagle wins in a Hare Club trial, advancing toward field champion status.
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Arlington 2 Burr and Burton 0 in league soccer
Arlington High School defeated Burr and Burton Seminary 2-0 in Molly Stark League play. James Hayden and Donald Marsh scored for Arlington with strong defense and key saves by goalie Russell Zoesch. Burr and Burton’s varsity squad showed promise in its inaugural season.
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Williams soccer team announces 1963 lineup and schedule
Williams College head coach Clarence C. Chaffee unveiled a 34 player squad led by captain John H Ohly Jr a two time Sampson Cup winner. Returning juniors include Dave Wilson John Trainor and John Storey with two lettermen back John Foehl and Dave Kershaw. Eight match schedule released from Oct 5 to Nov 16 against Massachusetts Brown Connecticut Trinity Dartmouth Springfield Wesleyan and Amherst.
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Trabert Retires From Tennis After Pro Tour
Tony Trabert, newly named head of the pro tennis traveling show, announces retirement as player and front office leader. After a Wembley loss to Ken Rosewall, he plans to tour South Africa next month then quit and take a Los Angeles factory job in November.
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