Koufax Sets NL Strikeout Mark in Dodgers Win Over Giants
Sandy Koufax struck out 13 to match the major league record of 27 for a season, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The game featured a late rally aided by two wild pitches and Koufax’s speed on the mound.
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College Coaches Greet Grid Candidates As Practice Opens
Coaches across the nation begin fall football practice as candidates for bowls titles, All-Americans, and top draft prospects report. LSU and Army key figures lead changes, with new coaches at Notre Dame, Michigan, Baylor, Maryland, Colorado, Brown and North Carolina among others shaping a season expected to showcase wide-open offenses and the return of the doublewing.
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West Hartford Fights Milford in Legion Regional Playoff
West Hartford faces Milford today in Legion regional action after rain forced yesterday’s postponement. West Hartford won the opener 72 and the winner today advances to the national series. a third game would be played tonight if Milford wins.
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Johansson Stens Pact For Movie
Hollywood reports Johansson Stens signs for a war drama in which Alan Todd and James Darren star. The rugged Swede, speaking from Goteborg, says the contract will be signed soon and Hollywood beckons him away from posing.
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Turley sidelined by chipped bone in season setback
Turley suffers a chipped bone sidelining him indefinitely as injury details and contract implications cloud Yankees plans. The report notes uncertainty over recovery and pay amid World Series context and team decisions. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text but Turley remains unavailable.
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National League Injury Update From United Preset International
News item reports Tule suffered a right hand finger injury and will be out indefinitely for Milwaukee. Result updates note Dodgers 5 Giants tbd, with several NL games on the schedule.
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Baseball Scores And Schedule From Yesterday
Summary of results shows Boston beat Wilmington, New York at Baltimore postponed. Detroit and Cleveland games slated, Washington at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, Kansas at Baltimore night games listed with several postponed or rescheduled matchups.
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U S Piles Up Gold Medals At Record Pace In Games
United States athletes dominate Pan American Games track and field events on the fifth day, winning multiple championships. Ray Norton of Oakland and Fattene Brown of Los Angeles highlighted a surge with wins in the 200 meter dash and shot put while other U S athletes claimed discus and hurdles titles. The U S leads with six of nine events decided and remains favored to sweep more titles as competition continues.
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Diller Hanover Favored in Hambletonian
The story centers on Diller Hanover as the favored entrant in the Hambletonian with analysts noting wins and strong form. Frank Bisa and other trainers are cited as aiming for a strong performance at Fairgrounds, with ten horses in the first heat and five in the second amid expectations of a large crowd.
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NBA Plans Expanded Jurisdiction Across Divisions
In a speech at the NBA's annual convention, Commissioner Greene outlined a broad program to tighten league oversight across divisions. He warned that rival restrictions aim to curb weight-class like disputes and cited concerns over boxing style overmatches in major markets.
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Geiger Praised by Casey Stengel in Boston Spotlight
Boston center fielder Gary Geiger, 22, earns high praise from New York manager Casey Stengel who calls him one of the finest young players in years. Geiger started as a substitute, then rose to a .289 average with nine homers, thrilling AL observers.
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Lon Jourdet Ex Ivy Coach Dies in Fall Hospital
Lon Jourdet, former Penn basketball star and Ivy League coach, dies at 70 after a tuberculosis related illness. He led the Quakers to seven league titles in six seasons, earlier playing at Penn and later coaching during a revived era of success. He had been hospitalized at Samuel G Dixon Tuberculosis Hospital for several days before his death.
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Fraser recaptures Davis Cup for Australia at Forest Hills
Neale Fraser, a Melbourne judge’s son, seized the Davis Cup challenge round, defeating Barry Mackay of Davion Ohio 4 6 2 6 4 and pairing with R a Robinson to win the doubles as Australia claimed the title. Fraser, who has long been a fixture on the Australian team, cited serving as the key difference in the pivotal sets and expressed confidence in future rounds.
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