Left Handed Ace Scatters Nine Hits For Eighth Win
Sandy Koufax pitched his eighth win for the Dodgers in a 14-3 rout of the Phillies in Philadelphia. He struck out 13 and added a two run double, boosting his season total to 117 strikeouts. Philadelphia’s runs came on two homers by Dick Stuart and Cookie Rojas. Lew Burdette started for Philadelphia, exiting after a seven run fourth. The Dodgers’ offense featured Wally Moon, Jim Lefebvre, and Ron Fairly driving in multiple runs. The Milan club plans an exhibition tour beginning in New York with Santos of Brazil.
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Budd to Retire From Pro Basketball with Knicks
New York Knicks forward Dave Budd announced plans to retire from pro basketball. The 6 foot 6 veteran told GM Eddie Donovan he will not return for the next NBA season and will join his father-in-law in the produce business in Woodbury New Jersey. Budd played five seasons with the Knicks and averaged 7.1 points per game.
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Roy Pierpoint Drives Mustang To Race Victory
Roy Pierpoint of Britain won the Norbury Trophy for touring cars at Crystal Palace in a U S Ford Mustang, edging Scot Jim Clark who came in a Cortina. Pierpoint clocked 16 18 2 for 20.85 miles at 76 73 mph. Clark finished 2 2 seconds later at 16 20 4 for 76 56 mph.
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Roy Pierpoint
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Chrystal Palace
Jim Clark
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Six Time Trophy Winner Jacques Plante Retires
Jacques Plante, six time Vezina Trophy winner, retires from hockey at 36 after a career with Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers. He cites desire to spend more time with family and plans to seek a junior coaching role near Montreal. Rangers GM Emile Francis laments loss and notes upcoming drafts will require goalie replacements.
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New York Rangers
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National Hockey League
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Ranger
Emile Francis
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Rangers
Gump Worsley
Tiant Shuts Down Twins With Two-Hit Gem
Cleveland right-hander Luis Tiant limited Minnesota to two hits in a 2-1 win. Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito each homered in the fourth to back Tiant who struck out nine and walked two. Tony Oliva and Don Mincher produced the Twins’ runs with back-to-back doubles in the fourth.
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Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Luis Tiant
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Colavito
Jim Grant
Tiant
Tony Oliva
Don Mincher
Harmon Killebrew
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Ten Former Hockey Stars Honored Monday
Montreal AP report lists ten former hockey players named to the Hockey Hall of Fame by selection committee head Frank J. Selke. Inductees include Arthur Farrell Fred Scanlon Blair Russell Jack Marshall Clint Benedict Sid Howe Marty Barry Red Horner and Bill Mosienko with six living among the new honorees.
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Hockey Hall of
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Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Frank J. Selke
Western Canada
Arthur Farrell
Montreal Shamrocks
Fred Scanlon
Shamrocks
Blair Russell
Monttre
Chicago Black Hawks
Marshall
Benedict
Howe
Barry
Horner
Mosienko
Cepeda Out Indefinitely For Giants May End Season
New York reports indicate Or land o Cepeda may miss the rest of the season after Dr Harrison McLaughlin advised rest and possible further treatment following knee surgery. Cepeda had been limited by a knee setback and an earlier foot race incident during spring training. The 28 year old Puerto Rican slugger, earning 53000, had posted strong prior seasons and ranks among Giants top salaries behind Mays and Marichal.
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Giants
New York Mets
Harrison McLaughlin
Cepeda
San Francisco
Herman Franks
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Top Ranked Sun Devils Cougars And Bucks Win Openers At World Series
Arizona State slugs Lafayette 14 1 led by Sal Bando and John Pavlik as Pavlik improves to 11 0 with 10 strikeouts. Washington State beats Texas 12 5 with Bob Fry stealing four bases setting a tournament single game mark. Ohio State wins 2 1 over Florida State as Steve Arlin allows four hits in a four hit complete game. John Olerud goes 4 6 with a double and triple for Washington State.
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Associated Press
OMAHA
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Sal Bando
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Don Lordan
Luis Lagunas
George Hossentopp
al Schmelz
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Rick Monday
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Washington State
Bob Fry
Texas
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Doug Lukens
Longhorns
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Seminoles
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Gary Nichols
Marvin Stringfellow
Ohio State
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Yanks rally to defeat A’s 4 2 in KC
New York Yank es beat Kansas City 4 2 to extend their win streak to four games. Roger Maris tied the game with a sixth inning homer and Bobby Richardson delivered the decisive run in the eighth after Barker and Linz teamed for two hits. The A’s scored in the second on a Charles triple and Bryan single, with Causey and Harrelson keeping pressure in the third.
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Richardson
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Barker
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Tom Tresh
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Chuvalo Wins First Round TKO Over Burns in Saint John
George Chuvalo of Toronto defeated Sonny Andrew Burns of Boston by a first round technical knockout in a scheduled 10 round bout in Saint John New Brunswick. The referee stopped the fight at 2 33 after Chuvalo knocked Burns down three times.
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Jim Clark wins London Trophy Race in Formula 2
Jim Clark, the Indianapolis 500 winner, captured victory on Monday at the Crystal Palace circuit in the International London Trophy race. He drove a Cosworth Ford to first in both 25 lap heats, averaging 89.19 and 88.05 mph in sections for an overall 69.55 miles. Graham Hill finished second in a Brabham BRM, and Richard Attwood was third in a Cosworth Ford.
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Crystal Palace
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Graham Hill
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Dapper Dan Suffers Small Bone Chip in Knee
New York AP A small bone chip was found in the right knee of Dapper Dan the chestnut colt that placed second in both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness and fourth in the Belmont The trainer Bill Winfrey said the fragment is small in the lower portion of the upper knee and is easily accessible Surgery by Dr William Reed is likely but not yet decided Dapper Dan owned by Ogden Phipps has earned $87837 this year
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Bill Winfrey
Winfrey
William Reed
Ogden Phipps
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Rozelle in Atlanta for NFL franchise talks
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle will meet Atlanta stadium officials and Mayor Ivan Allen to discuss bringing an NFL franchise to Atlanta by 1966. The closed meeting follows AFL expansion talks and cites Atlanta Stadium Authority urgency for a pro football tenant in the 1960s.
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Softball Results at Bal l ou Park Meth
Summary unavailable due to fragmented OCR text. Readable names include Moffett Memorial and Woodlawn Baptist with pairings Saunders Neilsen Hart Mustain Balland King Cantrell Shields, indicates multiple doubles matches. See Northside Press for full results.
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Mustain
Northside Press
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King
Cantrell and
Shields
Long softball marathon in Richmond ends after 412 innings
In Richmond Virginia a marathon softball game stretched 412 innings, ending after 4:14 AM Monday. Four players completed the entire game, a record cited as the longest played, with Freierated Mutual and McDowell Handy among the touted teams. The event, sponsored by the Richmond Mental Health Association, drew teams such as Hodnet Thomas and Perrow Dalton with others including Dye and Weaver.
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Peean
Marca Ova
Judge clears Liston fight pay dispute in Lewiston bout
A court dismissed an order delaying Sonny Liston's share of the live gate from his heavyweight title bout with Cassius Clay in Lewiston on May 25. Liston earned 30 percent of a $111,000 gate. about 2,434 of 4,000 fans paid. Justice Tapley ruled the restraining order was not validly served on Liston, ending Associated Booking Corp.'s ~$70,000 claim and names Liston, Sam Michael, and Inter-Continental Promotions, Inc. as defendants.
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Lewiston
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Walter M. Tapley Jr
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Lewiston Police
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Auburn Force
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Laurier Charest
Skowron's two homers pace 7-3 Sox victory
Bill Skowron belted two homers to lift the White Sox to a 7-3 win. The performance bolstered Chicago's offense as they pulled away early, with strong support from teammates in the midgame stretch.
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Pace Chisox
Narvaez Edges Bizzarro In Tight Madison Square Bout
Frankie Narvaez rallied late to win a split decision over Johnny Bizzarro in a 10 round lightweight fight at Madison Square Garden. Narvaez 24-2-1, outweighed and outpaced by Bizzarro early before taking control in the eighth with body shots and pressure. Bizzarro falls to 51-9-2 as Narvaez earns a non title date with Flash Elorde July 13 at the Garden.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Bizzarro
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Flash Elorde
Philippines
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Joe Eppy
Joe Armstrong
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Alan Simpson Sets British Mile Record at White City
Alan Simpson won the British Games mile in 3:56.6 at White City Stadium shattering the previous mark of 3:57.2 set by Derek Ibbotson in 1957. Spectators numbering about 15,000 roared as he led most of the race, with New Zealand’s Peter Snell holding the world record at 3:54.1. Andy Green and Phil Beauchamp finished second and third in 4:02.0 and 4:02.5.
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New Zealand
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Andy Green
Phil Beacham
Wendell Motley
Yale
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Istvan Gyulai
Hungary
Gerry Carr
Britain
University of California
Eagles Sign Five Players In Nfl Roster Move
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signing of five players on Monday seven including veteran guard Pete Case who joined in 1962 and four free agents Dave Scheib Indiana Central Jim Rust Baytor Jim Nettles Wisconsin and Harold Wells Purdue.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Pete Case
Dave Scheib
Indiana Central College
Jim Rust
Baytor
Jim Nettles
Wisconsin
Harold Wells
Purdue
Four Miscues By Red Sox Run Up Score
Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 7 3 behind Bill Skowron two homers and four Boston errors. Skowron slugged solo shots in the second and sixth innings and drove in two with Ron Hansen on Schaffer s fourth inning single. Boston pitcher Buzhardt allowed four runs on four hits plus a balk, while Eddie Fisher closed out the win.
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Red Sox
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Jack Lamabe
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Eddie Fisher
Johnny Buzhardt
Tony Conigliaro
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Dixie Youth League at Recreation Center Summary
Fragmentary OCR item lists names Joan Daniel 02.0 .00 420-606 and players Sadler Stowe Dudley Swift Perkins Freeze Coast 352-1066 Highland Farms. Mentions Thomas Jefferson Chandler Waker Boggs Clifton with numbers 1. The text is unclear with several garbled codes and unclear dates or events.
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Waker
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Babe Ruth League at Market Garden Field
Optimist lineup details show Dan Finance and players Hancock Gunnell Saunders Huff Vaughn Booth White Holsum Love Barker Almond Dowdy Clifton. Names appear with scores and positions from a game at Market Garden Field.
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