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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
3
Sandy Koufax pitched his third major league no-hitter, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0. He walked one, struck out 12, and explained a postgame adjustment in his delivery that helped him reclaim his rhythm.
The National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 27 wins and 16 losses, followed by San Francisco 27-19, St. Louis 26-22, Pittsburgh 25-22, Milwaukee 22-25, Cincinnati 23-22, Chicago 23-27, Los Angeles 22--?477, and New York 15-33. Thursday results include Houston at New York 7-3, Chicago 2-1 St. Louis, Cincinnati 6-3 Milwaukee, Los Angeles 3-6 Philadelphia, Pittsburgh 4-2 San Francisco. Today’s games: San Francisco at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Los Angeles at New York, Chicago at Milwaukee, Houston at Pittsburgh. Saturday: St. Louis at all, Los Angeles at New York, Chicago at Milwaukee, Houston at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Philadelphia.
Missouri was ranked No. 1 in the final college baseball poll by Collegiate Baseball, edging Arizona State University by three points with 19 first place votes each. Mississippi ranked third, Southern California fourth, Texas A&M fifth, Minnesota sixth, with Seton Hall, Oregon, Santa Clara and North Carolina also in the top 10.
Yankees outlast Minnesota 9-7 as Bobby Richardson goes five for five with four singles and a double. He scores twice and drives in a run while maintaining a low strikeout pace. Kirk Koufax no-hits Philadelphia as Dodgers win 3-0. other AL and NL games noted.
Washburn College golf team sits seventh with a total of 0 after the third round of the NAIA tournament in Fort Worth Texas. Texas Wesleyan leads entering the final round with a four man total of 897.
Northern Dancer bids to complete the Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes facing eight 3-year-olds. The race offers 1546000 in purses with 120850 to the winner as CBS TV and radio provide coverage. Hill Rise and Quadrangle join the star field along with Harbor View Farm and Darby Dan entries.
Lefty Dick Ellsworth of the Chicago Cubs beat the St Louis Cardinals 2 1 with a six hit game aided by Ron Santo s two run homer Ellsworth rebounded from a rough start to run his record to 7 4 and may be back in his 1963 pitching groove The 24 year old has eight complete games this season and struck out three Cardinals including Jeff Long for a pivotal out in the ninth with a runner at third and one out
The Kansas Amateur Golf Tour anticipates its largest field since 1957 with 164 entries for the event in Wichita. Six former champions are among entrants including Duke Evans and Monty Kaser of Wichita and Virgil Parker of Wichita, with competition starting Tuesday and concluding over 36 holes on Sunday June 14 after practice rounds Monday.
Cimarron golfers from Southwest Kansas gather for the annual Cimarron Invitational at a nine hole Sand-green layout. Five flights prize trophies plus special awards. entry 3 dollars. Tee-off 7 am register by 10 am. a 6 30 am church service precedes. If entries under 100 the championship plays 27 holes.
Arizona State nipped Air Force Academy 7-6 to take the District 7 spot and join Missouri in the eight team field for the College Baseball World Series. Missouri qualified without a game Thursday after a rainout with St. Louis University. The series opens Monday noon with Seaton Hall versus Maine, Texas A&M versus Minnesota, and Southern California defending champion against Mississippi.
Buckley of Five Points Carry-Out led with high individual game 215 and series 615 as the High Plains Mixed League opened its 1964 summer season at Garden Bowl. Charlotte Yardley matched wins with women best game 203 and series 575 for the same team as Five Points Carry-Out posted team game 683 and series 2008 while C E blanked Reed Stinemetz 4-0 and others split 3-1.
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm Sweden to meet former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minakoff announced the date. Visitors to the Maryland State pavilion at the World's Fair can see thoroughbred racing memorabilia on display.
Jerry Magee shot six under par 66 to take a one stroke lead at the Thunderbird Tournament at Westchester Country Club. Phil Rodgers and Ken Venturi followed with 67 as 43 players broke par on a windy day. Open champion Julius Boros posted 72 and Jack Nicklaus 73 as top names struggled.
Thursday features minor league Knothole double header at Clint Lightner Field with Knights of Columbus Blues meeting Shriners, plus summer league bowling at Garden Bowl. Football, golf, and softball events fill Friday to Sunday including Cimarron Open at Cimarron Golf Club and Jaycee Airlinks league play.
At Clint Lightner Field Thursday night the Lions won the A-team feature 8 to 4 behind Knight two hitter with 15 strikeouts. He and Bribiesca Barnes Cronenberg paced the attack while Lions manufactured six runs in the seventh. In the B-team game Odd Fellows won 7 to 5 as Knight allowed five runs on ten hits with three walks. Lions had three hits in the prelim, led by Brungardt Bortz and Purdy. Two more Minor League games are slated tonight at Lightner Field.
New York AP reports American Eagle will sail against Nefertiti and Constellation against Columbia in the opening races on Long Island Sound to decide the U S defender for the America's Cup. The winner faces the British challenger later in a Newport series planned for September.
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