Koufax Shuts Cubs In 10th As Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax returned from an arm injury to pitch 10 innings, allow three hits and strike out 13, lifting the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Bob Gibson incurred two beanballs, a bat toss, and a $50 fine for incidents with Dennis Bennett and Julian Javier.
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Tigers Triumph 9-1 Over Cullman In Hartselle Baseball
Morgan County High School Tigers routed Cullman Bearcats 9-1 as David Wallace pitched a complete game for Hartselle. Richard Grammer homered solo in the fifth and Mike Stephenson cleared the bases with a three-run shot in the third.
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Colavito Paces Kansas City Top-4 Win
Rocky Colavito homered twice driving Kansas City to a 7-4 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Colavito’s seventh and eighth blasts keyed the win as the A's pulled within a half game of the Yankees. The game featured multiple AL and NL results including Willie Mays and Koufax standout performances.
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Russia Rout Bulgaria to Clinch Women World Cup Title
Russia defeated Bulgaria 72 to 1t to seal a second straight Women's World Championship. The victory gave Russia a 6-0 record in the final round robin, while Czechoslovakia finished 5-1 for second place. Bulgaria 4-2, United States 3-3, Brazil 2-4, Yugoslavia 1-5 and Peru 0-6.
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Sharp Leads Auburn Past Rebels in 5-2 Victory
Auburn defeats Ole Miss 5-2 on Monday as Monte Sharpe goes the distance for the win. Jimmy Barfield collects four hits, Otis Bibb scores on a late double, while Florida State falls 4-2 to Auburn in a non conference game. Mississippi State crushes LSU 14-2 with three homers. Nicholls State wins after Ole Miss errors fuel rally.
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Blue Tuaregs of the Sahara
Tuareg nomads of the central and southern Sahara are called blue men due to indigo dye staining their skin and clothes. The color marks their traditional attire and lifestyle across desert regions.
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Tulane Coach Royer resigns from post
Tulane announces that Jim Royer 31, longtime offensive line coach and former Navy tackle, has resigned. Royer joined Tulane in January 1962 and did not reveal his future plans, saying the contemplated change is important to his future.
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Education gap figures show millions with limited schooling
The report highlights that over 23 million Americans aged 18 and older have completed fewer than eight years of schooling. It also notes 8 million people over 25 have completed less than five years of schooling, indicating widespread educational shortfalls.
Clay to Begin Six Week Tour of Africa as Muham mad Ali
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay who prefers the name Muhammad Ali plans a six week 14 nation tour of Africa. He said he will depart within a week by plane to accept invitations from African leaders and that no fixed itinerary is set yet though associates are preparing one.
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