Koufax Wins 20th as Dodgers Crush Giants 11 1
Sandy Koufax pitched three hits allowed and earned his 20th win as Los Angeles routed San Francisco 11 to 1. LA built a 15 hit attack to seize the series opener, dropping the defending champions further behind in the pennant race with 80 games left.
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Mike Rathet
Sandy Koufax
San Francisco
Cleaners
Red Patterson
Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodger
Dodgers
Giants Glas
Giants
Dodgers explode to end drought as Koufax wins 20th
In a seven game drought ending burst, the Dodgers beat the Giants 6 to 0 as Koufax improves to 20-5. Fairly, Howard and Davis drove in multiple runs in a five-run third inning. Chicago Cubs edge Phillies 2-1. Mets topple Pirates 7-4. Minnesota and Washington blast in a high scoring three games.
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Dodger
Patterson
Dodgers
Giants
Koufax
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Paladelphia
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Baltimore
Hig
Jim Davenport
Orland Cepeda
Jose Pagan
Bob Bolin
Billy Pierce
Ron Fairly
Pony League Championship Decided In Washington Pa
Evansville Indiana won the Pony League baseball title by defeating Canoga Park California 3-1 Thursday night. Pitcher Steve Lambert led the victory, securing the championship at the event in Washington Pennsylvania.
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Washington, Pa
Evansville
Ind
Canoga Park
Calif
Steve Lambert
Irsik Rolls High In Opening Night Bowl Fall
Steve Irsik of the Ingalls Co op team rolled a 211 game as the Athletic League opened its 1963 64 season at Garden Bowl Marvin Kreutzer led with a 569 series for Davies Cafe Davies Cafe posted the top team game 945 and Kearny County Bank had the high team series 2696 Results include Charleston Co op blanking Garden City Co op Tires and other match scores across several teams including Davies Cafe J M McDonald s and Ideal Grocery with Un touchables and Ingalls Co op also winning 4 0
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Steve Irsik
Ingalls Co-op
Athletic League
Marvin Kreutzer
Davies , Cafe
Davies Cafe
Kearny County Bank
Charleston Co-op
Garden City Co-op
Smith Land Co
Northern
J.M. McDonald's
Ideal Grocery
Western
Busy Garden Bowl slate highlights 1963 64 season
London AP reports Jack Robinson, a one armed golfer aged 47, made his second hole in one in four days at Haydock Park. He achieved the feat on the 122 yard par 3 fourth hole. The Garden Bowl season features many leagues across day and time slots led by Ray Shearmire as Jensee manager.
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Ray Shearmire
London
Jack Robinson
Haydock Park
Robinson
Pro Grid Clubs Face Busy Slate
Pro football exhibition week kicks off with Detroit Lions visiting the Pittsburgh Steelers in a rematch of last season's playoff game. Cowboys vs 49ers in Bakersfield highlights a full Labor Day weekend slate alongside eight AFL teams in tune ups. Colts Redskins meet in Norfolk while Vikings-Eagles and Browns-Rams cap Saturday action. Armed Forces game in Chicago and various interleague tilts fill the weekend with 16 teams in warmup showdowns.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Calif
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Norfolk
Minnesota
Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Cleveland Browns
Rams
Los Angeles
Sonny Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Houston Oilers
Kansas City Chiefs
Wichita
Kan
Denver Bronc
Buffalo Bisons
Winston-Salem
N.C
Oaklind Raiders
Chargers
San Diego
Boston Patriots
New York Jets
New Brunswick
Three Teams Score Slow-Pitch Wins at Fansler Field
Garnand and Garden City Co-op pulled ahead in the slow-pitch league night at Fans ter Field. Kunz led Welders Supply with 19 hits as Garnand edged Christensen Grain 5-3, earning at least a share of the second round title while Garden City Co-op improved to one loss.
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Kunz
Mobil Service
Garnand
Garden City Co
Fanster Field
Larry Eslinger
Marvin Wells
Larry Zinn
Mike Lansdon
Marion Martin
Bud Denver
Earl Whiteley
Kent Martin
Tom Earle
Gary Baier
Ronnie Wasinger
Dick Baier
Garnand Hudge Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Furniture Club
Garden City Co-op
Loren Cronin
Gene Sloan
Wayne Reith
Garland
Rank Me. Caughey
Les Peck
Ken Allen
Kent Hummer
Strickert Takes Bowling Honors In Garden How Event
Phil Strickert of the Eagles Lodge team rolled high in dividual game 227 and top in individual series 50 as the Yankee League opened its 1864 season at Garden How here. His teammates tied for top team honors with 965 and a 2 01 team series. Other results include Maytles Lodge over Garden City Co-op Office 2 7 78 to 2 5 2 7, Garden City Tee Co over Canovo 2620 to 2527, and Deerfield Co-op over Corn To have a Ca 2465 to 2447. Rickman Shop defeated Lion Motor Co 2071 to 2572, Massey-Pergison over Optimist Club 2467 to 2450.
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Phil Stricker
Eagles Lodge
Garden
Menbers
Maytles Lodge
Garden City Co-op
Zeta
Garden City Tee Ca
Canovo
Garden City Grand Prix Plans Set for SCCA Meet
Plans for the Garden City Grand Prix dominate the SCCA Midwest Division event next month. About 100 cars expected. Veteran driver Al Winkle defends title in a Batish-nade Cooper Monaco. Gordon Gresham drives a Lotus Ford in the race. The two-day event, Labor Day weekend, could crown division champions in several classes.
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Sports Car Club of America
Ganden Ci Shire Club
Banker
Sportsann al Winkle
Hinkle
Gordon Gresham
Garden City
Lay En Rouse
Colorado Springs
Gresham
Dave Morgan
Tulsa
Okla
Morgan
Sebring
Tin
Midwest
SCCA
Cameron Jaco Gridder Dies of Head Injuries
Cameron Tunior College at Lawton Oklahoma gridder dies from a head injury suffered during a blocking drill. Dave Harmon, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harmon of Oklahoma City, was injured in a practice session with other halfbacks and ends.
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Cameron Jaco Gridder
Oklatmoma Ciy
Cameron Tunior
Lawton
Oklahies
Oklahoma City
Dave Harmon
Ralph Harmon
Oklahom City
Wheatshockers Open Fall Practice and Season Opener
Wichita AP says coach Cheto Hluerta expects about 00 players with 16 bettermen for the fall practice kickoff on Sept 2. The Wheatshockers start the season Sept 21 against Arizona State in Tempe, Arizona.
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Wichita
Cheto Hluerta
Wheatshockers
Tempe
Ariz
Wichita U Penalized Over Postseason Ban Details
The University of Wichita faces a five year postseason ban for violations not tied to NCAA events. The penalty, effective this year, bars participation beyond NCAA sanctioned activities and affects basketball programs including potential postseason play such as the National Invitation Tournament. University and conference officials declined to specify exact included events while noting possible implications for Valley Conference crown winners.
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Avtcthpal
Wichta
Heri Stooneh
Sears Frami Peding
Imperion Pest Soa
New York
Norval Neve
Missoni Vartey Confereien
Pinesdiy Ue
Wall Hara
NCAA
Tool Dal
New York City
Wiehita
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compiled list shows leaders across batting, stolen bases and pitching with names like Aaron Milwau kee Mays San Minnelico and Koufax Los Angeles. Notable figures include Cambo, Yasteanski, Hos ton, and Piterree. The section lists runs batted in, doubles, triples, home runs and pitching decisions with teams such as Detroit Boston New York and St Louis.
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Associated Press
Betsy
Katine
Detroit
Yasteanski
Hoston
Roux — Kaline
Petrol
Wnt
Trosh
New York
Remy Bathed
Filiart
Weston
Kathie
Hik
Voraaltea
Minnesota
Uitton
Washington
Tlomerango Stuart
Haste
Ay Killebrew
Apartelo
Dalthmore
Hinton
Peters
Chicago
Bouton
New York, U6, 750, Stiketons — Peters, Chicago, 10) Piterree
Croat
St. Donis
Davis
Lok Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
San Minnelico
White
St. Louis
Hill
Pinson
Cincinnati
Graat
Groat
Grand Rapids Leads Tourney Upset Returns
In Wichita, Gavin Uapida and Mitch de fe defeated Wichian Glass and Comparachhy took the lead in the National Non Pro Baseball Containment. Yollandate and Misa defeated Leneohvilly Ark Zl, George, four mreathed runs powered a first-chive Inuit, with Lagehulll and knocker sending Arkansas out of the double elimination tourney TMH Davis Hi. Three homers by Tom Angley and others highlighted activity, rain postponed Em erson-Wealwood losers’ bracket game to tonight. In New Haven, Deorie Werner, 25, shot a hole-in-one at Yale after an eighth-hole approach, a notable feat amid a state four-ball tournament.
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Wichita
Kan
Secon
Gavin Uapida
Mitch
Wichian Glass
Comparachhy
Yollandate
Misa
Leneohvilly
Ark
George
Chive Inuit
Lagehulll
Arkansas
TMH
Davis Hi
Grand Rapids
Drivaph
Homer
Tom Angley
Houston
Tex
Tard Budi
Alber Ierque
Nom
Cat Polly
Worl Wayne
Ind
Emerson - Wealwood
Nut
Tyerett
Wash
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Nuestyle Shoe Store
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Irsik
Garden Bow
Pro Grid
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Exenvas Lors
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Lee Rupp
Wice
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Jerry Ras Cael
Larry Mowry
Darrell Mowry
Reed Stinemetz
Virgil Mands
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Wichita U
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Werner
Larly
Une
Yale
George Werner
Cleore Werner
St Peter's Piscopal Choreh di Miiard
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Dick Mann
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Sid Payne
Dick Hammer
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Tony Woodman
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