Koufax Throws Third Career No-Hitter Against Phillies
Sandy Koufax no hit the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0, matching Bob Feller as the only pitchers with three modern no-hitters. He revealed early motion tweaks helped restore his rhythm, while Richie Allen was the only baserunner for Philly before being caught stealing. Feller commented on Koufax’s potential, as other MLB games noted Pittsburgh over San Francisco 4-2, Cubs over Cardinals 2-1, Reds over Brewers 6-3, and Houston over New York Mets 7-3.
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Richardson Collects Five Hits As Yankees Beat Opponents 9 7
Bobby Richardson belts five hits in a 9-7 Yankees victory marking his second five hit game this season while reducing strikeouts. He had struck out only twice in 184 at bats prior to the feat.
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Richardson Hits Five as Yankees Top Twins 9-7
The New York Yankees outlasted Minnesota 9-7 Thursday for Richardson to raise his batting average to .310 after a five for five effort. He lined four singles and a double, scored twice and drove in a run, becoming one of only a few players to collect five hits in a game this season. His strikeout rate remains remarkably low, with career averages suggesting he may yet finish far below the league pace this year. Only three other games were played in the American League Thursday, with Chicago beating Cleveland 5-1 and rain washing out Baltimore at Kansas City.
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Weather cancels most city recreation programs
Inclement weather and poor field conditions forced the cancellation of tennis, track, and totlot activities today. Senior men’s and teener league baseball games were postponed, with all efforts focused on rescheduling the Little League grand opening tomorrow evening.
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Machen Patterson Bout in Sweden Heading Abroad
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm Sweden to fight former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minskoff announced the travel date on Thursday.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press Oakland
Luis Molina of San Jose outpointed Tony Perez of Mexico over ten rounds in Oakland California as reported by the Associated Press.
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Baseball Scores From The Day In Major Leagues
Houston defeated New York by 7 to 3 while Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1 Cincinnati topped Milwaukee 6 to 3 Los Angeles edged Philadelphia 3 to 0 and Pittsburgh won over San Francisco 4 to 2 indicating a busy schedule across the circuit with several teams posting wins.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and rain delay
In the International League Buffalo beat Toronto 3-0 and Rochester tied 2-2 while Syracuse defeated Richmond 6-5 in 3, Jacksonville lost to Atlanta 0-8, and Columbus 0. In the Pacific Coast League Arkansas edged Denver 4-1, Salt Lake won 9-1, Indianapolis 5-12 innings, Oklahoma City 3-1 Seattle, San Diego 6-4 Spokane, Hawaii 5-2 Tacoma, with Dallas at Portland postponed by rain.
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Kansas Fishing Outlook Sees Varied Weekend by Area
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports variable fishing conditions this weekend due to rainfall and temperatures. Areas range from fair to good, with Black bass, channels, crappie, walleye and sunfish listed across Fall River Reservoir Toronto Lake Parsons and other lakes and pits in Crawford, Neosho, Montgomery, Butler, Woodson, Bourbon counties and Southeast Kansas strip pits.
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Washburns Godlove In Hall of Fame
Two former athletes and two coaches inducted into the NAIA hall of fame on the eve of the NAIA track championships. Dick Godlove retiring Washburn University athletic director and Jim Fox of New Mexico Western honored for meritorious service. Elias Gilbert of Winston-Salem North Carolina a 1959 hurdles double winner and Wallace Dinsmore of Tarkio Missouri noted as a top hurdler of the late 1930s.
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New Mexico Western
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Eight Berths Fill For College Series
Arizona State edged Air Force Academy 7 6 to earn the District 7 berth, completing the eight team field for the College Baseball World Series. Missouri qualified without a Thursday game due to rain. the Tigers with a 22 game win streak had been set to face St. Louis University, whose rainout decided District 5. Arizona State and Missouri meet in the opener of the double elimination round, Monday noon games feature Seaton Hall versus Maine, Texas A M against Minnesota, and defending champion Southern California versus Mississippi.
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Moorhead elected leaders at Sedan Area Council meeting
Moorhead re elected as Council President Dr Frank Moorhead of Neodesha named Council President Vice presidents named C M Funston of Independence Harland Martin of Coffeyville and J C Edwards of Iola Also elected were Charles Callahan Independence treasurer and Howard Sell Fredonia commissioner National representatives Morehead W J Young Chanute and Al Goering Neodesha Executive board from Chanute Richard Willis Al Leverenz C L Fisher Floyd Potter Chanute members at large D C Diver Robert Briley Raymond York Camp Wilderness weekend hosts Mi Ni Ci No Lodge of the Sedan Area Council Order of the Arrow Alvin Seefeldt Chanute lodge chief will lead the weekend activities Army basketball player John Ritch Arlington Va tallest at 6 feet
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Bill) Young
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Little League Opens Saturday in Chanute Kickoff at Highland Park
The 1964 Chanute Little League season opens Saturday with a 6 30 pm ceremony at Highland Park led by VFW Post Commander Lee Montgomery. Officials include Paul Tate president Gene Williams secretary and City Commissioner Dave Evans. Major League umpires Gus Thompson Pete Guadian and Marvin Seger will introduce managers sponsors and Rookie Pee Wee Minor and Major League teams. There are 22 teams this year and Evans will throw the first pitch to a Little League official. Three four inning exhibition games follow at 7 pm Ash Grove vs First National Bank Orley’s Cafe vs Merle Kelly Ford Bank of Commerce vs Consolidated Oil. Team managers should report by 6 pm.
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Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Recreation calendar lists events across Santa Fe Park and city venues including Senior Teener League baseball games Self Service Grocery versus Gray Lumber at 6 30 p m VFW versus Olsons Super Market at 8 30 p m Men s Senior League at City Park 7 30 p m Women s Softball Chanute Blue Jays at St Paul 7 30 p m Church Softball League Highland Park UB Trinity versus Lutherans 7 30 p m second game 9 00 p m Saturday shows Little League Grand Opening Highland Park exhibition games 6 30 p m Square Dancing and Round Dancing South Shelter House Santa Fe Park 7 30 9 30 p m
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AF enlistees restricted for married men and dropouts
M Sgt William Schooling, local USAF representative, announced an enlistment restriction starting July 1. Married men and high school dropouts will not be enlisted, following a presidential order against drafting married men last year.
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Jerry Magee Leads Thunderbird Golf
Rye New York AP first round leaders in the Thunderbird Golf Classic list Magee at 66 after a 35 31 round with Rodgers Venturi Nagle others tied at 68 including Palmer Rosburg Goalby Lema Nichols and Harney among noted pros in the field.
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Kansas Amateur Golf Tour to feature record field
The Kansas Amateur Golf Association lists 164 entries for the Kansas Amateur Golf Tour event next Tuesday, the largest field since 1957. Former champions Duke Evans Monty Kas er Bob Vickers Virgil Parker Dick Price and Dave Dennis from Wichita Independence join the field. Monday is practice day and the qualifying 18 holes start Tuesday with the 36 hole final on Sunday June 14.
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Topeka
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Monty Kaser
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Bill Cullen Coaches Army Squash Team at West Point
Former Wake Forest athlete Bill Cullen now leads the Army squash program at West Point, guiding the Black Knights in national competition.
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