Koufax Fires 3rd No-Hitter Against Phillies 3-0
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax no hits the Philadelphia Phillies for the third time in his major league career, walking one and striking out 12 as Los Angeles wins 3-0. Howard homers in seventh to provide all necessary runs.
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White Sox Hammer Indians 5-1 in Cleveland
Ray Herbert and Frank Kreutzer handed Cleveland a five hitter as Chicago took a 5-1 victory. Floyd Robinson belted a two run homer in the sixth breaking a 1-1 tie. Herbert left with elbow stiffness after six innings. Kreutzer did not allow a hit in relief.
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Standings Friday Games Feature Key Matchups Across League
New York led by Terry at Los Angeles with Belinsky, Boston facing Kansas City led by O Donoghue, Baltimore at Minnesota with Barber and Stange, Detroit visiting Chicago with Solich and Pizarro, Washington at Cleveland featuring Narum and Ramos. Night games highlighted.
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Bills Sign Cloyd Webb From Iowa to AFL Contract
The Buffalo Bills signed end Cloyd Webb of Iowa to an American Football League contract. Webb, six feet five inches tall and 208 pounds, is expected to play split end for the Bills.
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Canadian golfer MaGee shoots 66 to lead Thunderbird Classic
Jerry Magee of Canada shoots six under par 66 for the first round lead in the Thunderbird Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. Phil Rodgers and Ken Venturi card 67s, Arnold Palmer 68, Jack Nicklaus 73 amid a high scoring day in windy, rain-softened conditions.
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Red Sox Swap Clinton for Thomas in Outfield Trade
The Boston Red Sox and the Los Angeles Angels completed a straight one for one outfield swap sending Lu Clinton to Los Angeles and Lee Thomas to Boston. Clinton, 26, joined the Red Sox in 1991 after starting in Bluefield West Virginia. Thomas, 28, is in his fourth major league season.
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Tebbetts May Return To His Indians Next Month
Tebbetts may resume duties as manager of the Cleveland Indians next month pending doctor clearance. General Manager Gabe Paul supports his return once fully recovered after a heart attack on April 1. Tebbetts hopes to travel to Rochester for a checkup and plans to leave Florida around July 1.
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Quadrangle Shines in Belmont Stakes Final Workout
Virginia bred Quadrangle from Rokeby Stable impressed Belmont Park on a muddy track with 59 seconds for five eighths and 1 13 2 5 for six furlongs as he prep for the 96th Belmont at Aqueduct. Northern Dancer remains the favorite in the crown race with a field of eight, prize money totaling 154 600 with 110 850 to the winner.
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Auto Club Tightens Pre Race Conditions in Milwaukee
The U S Auto Club tightened pre race rules after the Indianapolis 500 fatalities. A four hour Milwaukee practice will run Saturday with a full fuel load under race conditions to improve safety for Sunday’s 100 mile race.
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Rookie Blass Spins 3-Hitter
Pirates win 4-2 as Steve Blass pitches five plus innings, walking six with two wild pitches. San Francisco builds two runs in the fifth on singles by Alou Mays and a pinch hit by Peterson. Mazeroski and Stargell drive in runs in the fourth with four timely singles and a bases loaded walk.
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VPI to Join Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh Tourney
Pittsburgh officials announced the annual Steel Bowl basketball tournament will include Miami of Florida and Virginia Tech as visiting teams for the December 4 5 event. Pitt and Duquesne will also compete in the showcase.
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Pollution Killed 7.8 Million Fish in 1963
The Public Health Service estimated that water pollution killed more than 7.8 million fish in 1963. Louisiana’s lower Mississippi kill was later linked to endrin, a pesticide, after initial uncertainty. Industrial operations caused about 3.2 million deaths, municipal sewage over one million, and agriculture over 760,000.
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Publicity Director At Marshall Elevated
Huntington AP The Marshall University Athletic Department announces changes Ray Cumberledge sports publicity director leaves July 1 to join registrar Luther Bledsoe as assistant registrar. Bob McCollins hired to replace Olen Jones as assistant football coach. McCollins was an all-MAC guard for Marshall in 1956 and hails from Huntington.
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Tourney Results First Round in State Baseball Tourney
Marsh Fork edged Wellsburg 2 1 in a first round game while Huntington defeated St Marys 5 0 Monongah rallied past Ronceverte 7 6 and Romney beat Seth 4 3 to advance.
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