Dodgers Beat Giants 11-1 Behind Koufax 20th Win
Dodgers overwhelm San Francisco 11-1 as Sandy Koufax fires a three hit gem for his 20th victory. Wally Moon, Tommy Davis, and Frank Howard pace a 15 hit attack including a five-run third inning. Giants fall further in the pennant race as Koufax fans seven and allows one walk.
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Twins Hit 12 Homers in 2 Games to Sweep Senators
Minnesota belted Washington for 14-2 and 10-1 in a doubleheader sweep. Harmon Killebrew clouted three homers as the Twins tied a major league mark with eight in the opener and added four more in the second game. Gary Peters won the opener and Dwight Siebler the second, while Vic Power, Jim Hall, Bernie Allen each added two RBIs.
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Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues
Baseball scores Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 New York 7 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 11 San Francisco Only games scheduled Saturdays Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago Milwaukee at New York San Francisco at Los Angeles American League Boston 4 New York 3 Detroit 6 Los Angeles 1 Minnesota 14-10 Washington 2-1 Chicago 7 Cleveland 2 Today's Games Los Angeles at Kansas City Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Boston New York at Baltimore Chicago at Minnesota Los Angeles at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota Detroit at Cleveland New York at Baltimore International League Indianapolis 2-3 Atlanta 6-7 Jacksonville 2-7 Columbus 3-0 Richmond 3-5 Rochester 1-6 Arkansas 2-6 Buffalo 0-8 Toronto 6 Syracuse 2 Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 9 Dallas-Fort Worth 0 Salt Lake 5 Hawaii 4 10 innings Tacoma 6 Seattle 2 San Diego 4 Spokane 1 Portland 6 Denver
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Grand Rapids Takes Lead In National Non-Pro Tourney
Second seeded Grand Rapids Michigan beat Wichita Glass 84 to push into a temporary lead in the National Non Pro Baseball Tournament. Hollandale Mississippi defeated Leachville Arkansas 7 to 4, four unearned runs in early innings. Bill Davis hit three straight homers and six RBIs, tying a three homer mark. Tonight’s schedule lists Wichita Glass vs Hollandale at 5, Wichita Dreamliners vs Ponchatoula at 7:30, Emerson-Westwood vs Everett at 2:45.
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Tom Angley
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Albuquerque
N.M
Cal Felix
Fort Wayne
Ind
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N.J
Wheatshockers Open Fall Football With New Coaches
Wichita AP report says coach Chelo Huerta expects a 0 player turnout with 16 lettermen when fall practice starts Sept. 2. The Wheatshockers play Arizona State at Tempe Sept. 21. Huerta hires three new coaches George Karras Gary Wyant and Bill Barger for defense and line duties.
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Wichita U. Fined $1,000 For NCAA rule violation
The University of Wichita received a $1,000 fine and a two year post season ban from events not NCAA sponsored for paying expenses to a friend of 6-foot-9 basketball player Gerald Davis. Norvall Neve, Missouri Valley Conference commissioner, announced the penalty.
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Johnston and Venturi Lead Denver Open Golf Field
Bill Johnston and Ken Venturi shot four under par 66 to lead the opening round of the Denver Open Golf Tournament. A 145-player field will be cut after the second round to the low 65 and ties for the final weekend. Rex Baxter Jr, last year’s leader, posted 67 along with Bill Eggers Pat Rea and Lionel Hebert while Duff Lawrence Tommy Morrow and Bob Duden shot 68.
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Full Slate Over Holidays For Pro Grid
The NFL kickoff features Detroit Lions versus Pittsburgh Steelers in Detroit rematch of Playoff Bowl. Cowboys meet 49ers in Bakersfield with eight more Saturday games. AFL action includes Oilers Chiefs in Wichita, Broncos Bisons in Winston-Salem, Raiders Chargers in San Diego, and a Sunday Patriots Jets clash in New Brunswick.
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Chiefs Coach Praises Young Team Ahead of 1963 Title Push
Kansas City coach Hank Stram rates the 1963 Chiefs 25 to 35 percent improved over 1962. He cites a younger roster, six notable rookies, stronger defense, deeper passing game, and three top rookie prospects Budde Bell Buchanan. Stram notes Eddie Wilson as a capable No. 2 QB and Looms for more surprises with an offense led by Dawson and a unified front office and owner Lamar Hunt.
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Cold Floors Call Al Heating & Air Conditioning
Notice of home comfort service offering by Al Heating & Air Conditioning focusing on addressing cold floors and chilly corners at residence. Includes contact for inspection and repairs of heating and air systems.
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Fight Results Miami and San Jose Boxing Card
Tony Mammarelli of Pittsburgh stopped Joey Clements of Los Angeles in four rounds at Miami while Doug Vailant of Cuba outpointed Luis Molina of San Jose over ten rounds in California.
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Golf stars clash in high stakes 1961 event
Notable players Jacky Cupit Juan Rodrigues Mike Souchak Ron Funseth Bob Goetz and Dave Hill feature in a 1961 championship round. Venturi returns from two year back trouble with a 66, finishing strong after a late bogey sequence. Johnston stays in form at 66, carding 31 35 at Denver Country Club as Walnut daughter Michelle Ann born Aug. 6 to the Richards family. Family notices recount reunions and births across Chanute Fort Scott Humboldt Erie Girard and Neosho Mo.
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Garage Sale Listings With Dates and Addresses
Two garage sales listed. One at 712 South Grant running August 26 from 9 to 5 offering school clothes and miscellaneous items. Another at 716 West 10th in a rummage sale held Saturday August 31 from 9 to 5 featuring miscellaneous clothing and furniture.
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