Koufax Fires No-Hitter and Matches Triple No-Hitters
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3-0 win over Philadelphia, his third major league no hitter, tying Bob Feller as the only pitchers with three in modern baseball. He revealed he adjusted his delivery early in the game to correct a left-foot stance, while Frank Howard hit a 14th homer for the Dodgers. The Indians lost to the White Sox as Feller commented on Koufax’s potential to add more no-hitters.
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Record-Chills as Larsen Shuts Mets in Relief Thriller
Dick Farrell improved to 8 1 in the Mets game as Don Larsen delivered 132 3 innings of no hit relief. The Colts mounted a 15 hit attack led by Bob Lillis and Ed Diek Kasko, while four New York errors aided the rally in the inning.
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Canadian Pro Leads Thunderbird Tourney at Rye
Jerry Magee the Toronto pro shot a six under par 66 at Westchester Country Club to lead the Thunderbird Tournament. Phil Rodgers Ken Venturi trailed by one stroke as 43 players broke 70 amid gusty winds with Arnold Palmer, Paul Harney and others at 68. Jack Nicklaus struggled to 73.
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Trotters & Pacers Allied Shoe Four Ab r Soucy and Fleurant
Racking up five wins and one loss were these members of the Saco Darning Thornton Academy girls softball team. Kaleel Fleurant Soucy led in RBIs with seven. Desrochers, Cloutier and Twomey added multiple hits as a strong Allied Shoe squad posted a 14 to 3 score in the final tally while Saco Tanning trailed.
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Twilight Golf standings show Polackwich, Taillon atop field
In Twilight Golf Steve Polackwich and Leo Taillon led with 38 as Bryce Roberts shot 39 and Paul Sullivan 40. Bob Audet had 37 the low for the fourth spot, Leroy Mitchell 42 fifth, Jack Hartigan 45 sixth, Fred Patterson 46 tied with Roger Parker for seventh.
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West Biddeford Little League Opens 1964 Season
The West Biddeford Little League starts the 1964 season with a doubleheader at May Street Memorial Field in Biddeford on Saturday. Opening ceremonies begin at 12:45 with an AMVETS Auxiliary flag presentation, then games at 1 p.m. Biddeford-Saco Journal plays White Star, AFL-CIO faces Diamond National, and Mayor Willie Pomerleau will toss the first ball. Proceeds go to the John F Kennedy Memorial Library Fund.
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National League standings and Thursday score roundup
National League show Philadelphia and San Francisco tied at 27 wins, St. Louis 26, Pittsburgh 25 as Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago and Los Angeles follow. Thursday results include Houston over New York and Chicago over St. Louis, with San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at New York among today’s games.
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Northern Dancer Seeks Belmont Triple Crown at Aqueduct
New York AP Northern Dancer seeks the elusive Triple Crown by winning the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with 65 000 in attendance. Eight 3 year olds contend incl Hill Rise Quadrangle Roman Brother and Shock and Determined Man for $154 600 purse. Post time 3 45 p m EST with CBS TV and CBS radio coverage.
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Arundel Driver Aims for Beech Ridge Honors
Arundel racer Ray Leach drives the Blue Flame for Beech Ridge Speedway aiming at Ridge Memorial Classic success. He earned 32 points for third in the bomber feature and claimed heat wins and a semi final. Charlie Dimon moved up to fifth in stock points, while Ralph Cusack clings to Class A 1 lead over Bob Libby as officials set eight heats and two 25 lap features for the weekend, with Sunday rain date at 8 p.m.
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Fights Last Night In Oakland Feature Mo Lina Victory
Luis Molina of San Jose outpointed Tony Perez of Mexico over ten rounds in an Oakland bout held last night. Molina dominated with consistent punching while Perez pressed forward, but Molina's reach and accuracy secured the decision.
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