Koufax Wins 15th As Dodgers Push Lead In NL
Sandy Koufax, once deemed a weekly pitcher due to arthritis, becomes the majors first 15 game winner with a 4 2 victory over the Pirates. He now has 21 starts 14 complete games 169 innings pitched and leads with a 15 3 record and 195 strikeouts as Dodgers stay within three percentage points of the Reds. Pirates split the doubleheader on Manny Mota home run while Hank Aaron Homer helps Milwaukee edge Cincinnati. Cubs sweep Cardinals. rain postpones others.
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Peterman Captures Modified Heat and Main at Hawkeye Downs
Jeff Peterman wins the modified heat and main event in quarter midget races at Hawkeye Downs on Sunday. Bruce Potter takes the junior main and Jim Buhlman wins the senior main.
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North Dakota bound coach builds standout Iowa talent
IL FITCH outlines Bill Fitch's plan at North Dakota after a 26 5 season at North Central with four of five starters back. He signs Jefferson Cedar Rapids guard Al Jenkins and features Grinnell star Bob Sampson Davenport’s Joe Grubisich Rock Island’s Harold Bates and 6 7 Steve Gertsen as a promising freshman group. Kiwanis softball tournament in Davenport draws 48 teams as Anamosa reformatory sports mark summer history with first outside wins and the Snappers resume away games at Clarence including the first night game at the new lighted field with underground wiring and a new band stand fence and PA system.
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Yanks Praise Killebrew as All Star Power Pushes Twins Lead
The Minnesota Twins first baseman Harmon Killebrew was named in the All-Star lineup replacing Bill Skowron of the White Sox injured. He homered in the ninth to lift Minnesota 6-5 over the Yankees as Elston Howard and Joe Pepitone contributed for New York. The Angels beat the Indians 2-0 and the Tigers defeated the Athletics 4-2 in other AL games.
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Bliss Ill Wins State Golf Title in Iowa Amateur Final
Rod Bliss III of Des Moines won the Iowa Amateur golf title at Mason City Country Club. He defeated his father and Bill Feehan of Newton in a final round duel, shooting 70 to finish 282 total, six under par. Feehan ended at 285, with Rod Bliss II finishing tied for third at 286 as Ralph Campiano also 286.
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Cards Return Home With 9-Game String
Cedar Rapids Cardinals aim to extend their nine game win streak with a Monday night visit to memorial stadium to face Decatur. Art Deras made a tumbling catch in center to halt a Wisconsin Rapids rally and seal a 6-5 victory. Wayne Boultinghouse stood out with two hits and key runs in the seventh inning.
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Thenhaus Tosses 2 Hitter in Meet
In district 10 USA softball action Jerry Ralfs fanned 16 as Fleck's Falstaff of Cedar Rapids beat Jody's Corner of Muscatine 2-1 in the second round. Keith Flockhart homered in the seventh and drove in Vic Kadlee for Fleck's runs. Other results include C R Fordtown topping Iowa City Kesslers 2-1 behind Dick Thenhaus two hitter and Williamsburg beating Coralville.
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