No-Hitter Near Miss Hits White Sox Horlen
Horlen’s bid for a Washington no hitter ends with a ninth inning single by Chuck Hinton and Don Locke’s two out homer to give Washington a 2-1 win. Lolich and Chance also strong. Dodgers, Giants, Spahn win. KC blanked the Yankees 5-0. Boston tops Minnesota 7-3.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Joel Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Chuck Hinton
Ator
Don Locke
Horlen
Baltimore
Mickey Lolich
Detroit Tigers
Orioles
al Smith
Dick Brown
Standings and scores from the American League games
The American League standings show New York leading with a .634 mark, followed by Chicago and Baltimore. Results from Wednesday include Kansas City beating New York 5 0, Los Angeles routing Cleveland 11 0, and Boston defeating Minnesota 7 5.
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Giants stay hot as Dark warns NL is tough
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark says the National League is tough as the Giants win their eighth straight, edging the Pirates 5-4 for a series sweep. Willie Mays hits a three run homer, with key relief from Jim Duffalo and Billy Pierce. Giants climb to second, 4.42 games back, as Billy O'Dell starts tonight against Philadelphia and Ray Culp.
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Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
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Willie Mays
Jim Duffalo
Billy Pierce
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Ray Culp
Billy O'Dell
Chiefs linebackers Headrick and Holub eye new season
Kansas City stars Paycho and The Beast Headrick and Holub headline the Chiefs defense. Headrick praises hard hitting and play smart, while Holub recalls his Texas Tech nickname and adjusts to pro play. Stram hints at flexible linebacker use to challenge AFL ball carriers.
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Texas Tech
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Texas Christian
Stram
Houston
Holuh
Moss Passes Bike Test In London Scooter Trial
Stirling Moss finally passed his scooter test in London after failing the first attempt last month. The report also notes Terry Nossinger, a Pittsburgh Steeler reserve quarterback, is a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
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Stirling Moss
Terry Nossinger
Pittsburgh Steeler
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
K-18 Playoff Plans Readied
Plans are set for the K-18 Assn district baseball playoffs featuring Odd Fellows and Knights of Columbus Reds. First games Thursday include 100F vs Lak in at 7:30 p.m. MST and Reds at Ulysses at 8 p.m. CST.
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Dodgers End Four-Game Slide as Koufax Shuts Out Phillies
Sandy Koufax pitched a five-hitter to earn his 17th victory and halt Los Angeles four-game skid in a 6-2 win over Philadelphia. Tommy Davis and Willie Davis provided the offense while Koufax led the league in wins and strikeouts. San Francisco’s win over Pittsburgh, Milwaukee’s Spahn’s 34th victory, and other results from the day are noted, with Mays delivering a late homer to seal the Giants’ 5-4 triumph.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
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Cincinnati
Horlen
Washington
Jim King
Hinton
Larry Osborne
Lock
Ron Kling
Lolich
Bob Johnson
Smith
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Luis Aparicio
Brown
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Chicago
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New York
Associated Press
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Ouf
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Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Juan Marichal
Odd Fellows and Reds Split Knothole Doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field
In a Tuesday night Minor League Knothole twin bill at Clint Lightner Field the Odd Fellows IOOF split with the Reds. The B-team game ended 5-4 Reds, while the A-team feature saw IOOF win 10-0 in five innings. Reds had six hits in the opener and Baier homered for IOOF. In the main game the Reds were shut out with only a walk reaching base. Duane Downtain tripled and singled for IOOF with Duana Downtain striking out four.
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Taldo
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Athletics Shut Out Yankees 5-0 at Yankee Stadium
Kansas City pitcher Dave Wickersham pitched his first major league shutout on an eight hit game as the Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 5-0 on a hot day. Wayne Causey hit a first inning two run homer and Norm Siebern added a three run blast in the sixth. Moe Drabowsky to start for the A's tonight against the Yankees. In the NL, St. Louis hosts Cincinnati with Lew Burdette scheduled to face Jim O'Toole.
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Tony Kubek
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Cincinnati
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Jim O'Toole
Minor League and district sports schedule highlights
Kuuthale baseball double header at Clint Lightger Bird and Kiwanis matchups lead a busy night with four softball and two bowling events. Knights of Columbus Blues and Beavers play at 6:00 p.m. Chet Cleaver Fi Lanies host a Jaycee Air clash. Evening features annual men’s district slow pitch tournament at Cent Lightner with games at 7:45, 6:00, and 8:45 p.m.
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Two Teams Capture Tournament Wins at Fansler Field
In the second night of six for the first annual men’s slow-pitch district tournament at Fansler Field, Christensen Grain of Pierceville and Nazarene Church won their games. Navarones defeated Nu-Style Shop Store 15 7, ending in the sixth due to the mercy rule, while Pierceville beat Garland Furniture 19 8 after leading 8 8 midgame. Monday’s rainout shifted Kunz Mobil Servic e vs. Wor Methodists to later. Wayne Thompson, Lynd Thompson, and Dave Unruh sparkedNazarenes with three hits apiece. Pierceville’s Doug McGraw hit two homers, one over the fence, as Loren Cronin also homered and Geng Sloan had three hits. Garland’s Nieman homered twice, inside the park.
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Ken Allen
All-Stars Meet Green Bay Friday Night
Chicago AP Mead Coach Graham eyes strategy as College All-Stars prepare to face Green Bay Packers. debate over rushing Starr or covering receivers dominates prep. rosters feature Baker Griffith VanderKelen Gibbs among others as they aim to avenge past losses.
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Ron VanderKelen
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Mets May Let Road Loss Mark Record Tonight
Los Angeles AP report notes the New York Mets could set a modern major league road-loss record if they lose to the Dodgers, already at 22 consecutive road defeats. Tracy Stallard faces Bob Miller as the Mets chase a winless away stretch since June 15 against the Reds.
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Roger Maris
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Bob Miller
Man Killed Four Hours Before Wedding In Michigan
Raymond F. Zehnder Jr. was killed when his car crashed into a tree near his home in Bloomfield Hills just hours before his wedding to Betty Geggs, 22, who was injured. The couple had been running last minute errands. Notre Dame led USC 22-19 at a college football game with two ties reported.
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Palmer Wins Western Open After Roguish 11 000 Bogey
Arnold Palmer captures the Western Open in an 18 hole playoff at Beverly Country Club. Boros and Nicklaus each finish tied for second as Palmer edges ahead with a bogey filled final stretch. Palmer’s win boosts season earnings toward a historic 100000 milestone.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Kismet Wins SWKL Softball Title Over Deerfield
Kismet and Komets clinch the Southwest Kansas League crown as Komets rout Deerfield 15 to 5 in five innings at Kismet. A separate Cimarron twin bill saw Komarron defeat Lak- Un 205 to 2212, while a makeup game and practice scrimmages involved Garden City Telegram and Ingalls with Telegram winning 21 to 20.
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