Koufax Wins 100th In Dodger Victory Over Reds
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax sharp early, marring Reds with 12 straight outs before Deron Johnson homer broke the streak. He earns his 100th win, aided by Roseboro and Maury Wills scoring runs, while Koufax fans five. Other games note Frank Aaron, Leon Wagner, and Tony Cloninger contributing, with Milwaukee and Cleveland winning, and a rainout in St. Louis at San Francisco.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Sracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Ommy Davis
Nightly Slow Pitch Softball Action Yields Three Winners
Three men's league games at Fansler Wield Monday produced three winners. Pierceville’s Christensen Grain beat Heinemann Agency 16-5 as Delbert Pickle homered and Errol Miller doubled. Reed-Stinemetz Excavators defeated Kemper Electric 16-4 after a big third inning, with Virgil Hands doubling twice and Ray Hudson hitting a homer. Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield overwhelmed Garden Belle Lumber 26-9, led by Larry Colson three singles and a double.
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Christensen Grain
Pierceville
Heinemann Agency
Pierceville Lad
Heinemann
Errol Miller
Grant
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Garden Belle Lumber
Garden Belle
Alvin Pearce
Larry Colson
Jim Johnson
Jimsmie Zubeck
Hollis Pettit
Close Scores Highlight Knothole League Weekend Action
Knothole youth baseball at Clint Lightner Field produced tight games. Reds defeated Rotary 9-4 in the A team, with B team 7-4, plus a seven-hit main game led by Burgardt and Just for Rotary. Reds pitcher Bieker struck out 17, while Rotary’s Lopez fanned 10. In Major League play Kiwanis edged Knights of Columbus 13-12 in 9 innings, and Lions beat Ellis 17-14 in a 31-run thriller as Sturgeon fanned eight for Lions and Carr added eight strikeouts for the Elks.
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Lions Sweep Kiwanis in Knot Hole doubleheader
Lions down Kiwanis in both ends of a Minor League Knot Hole youth baseball doubleheader at Clint Lightner Field. A-team won 17 to 1 after an 11 to 9 hitting edge. Lions built a 12-run first inning in four-inning main game.
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Kiwanis
Clint Lightner
Cleveland
Dellinger
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Air Force trains B57 crews at Clark for all contingencies
U S Air Force spokesman says B57 jet bombers and crews are training at Clark Air Base north of Manila for potential contingencies with no specific targets set. The statement responds to a New York Herald Tribune report claiming 50 B51s are assigned to bomb targets in Communist North Vietnam by the 3rd Bomb Wing stationed temporarily at Clark.
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U.S. Air Force
Clark Air Base
New York Herald Tribune
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Viet Nam
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Baseball and softball slate from Clint and Garden City venues
Two minor league baseball games at Clint Lightner Field feature Ode Fellows versus Shriners in a B team prelim and an A team following. Softball action includes four men’s league games at Pansler Field and First Southwest Kansas Women’s League play at Chet Cleaver Field with Cimarron, Jimbo's Cafe, Elewes Construction, and Gifford Western among participants.
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Clint. Lightner
Ode Fellows
Shriners
Pansler Feld
Gareden City Sales Co
Earl's
Servier
Welders Supply
Ueinemann Agency
Renlek Drugs
Burtig Motor
Church of
65 Amateur Golf Event Set for K C County
In Wichita the 1964 Kansas Men’s State Amateur Golf Tournament opens Tuesday. Kansas City will host the 1965 event, to be played at Milburn Country Club, marking the first time the city hosts the tournament.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Milburn Country Club
Standings and schedules feature late games and divisional races
The standings show Chicago and New York atop the American League with tight trails from Baltimore Cleveland Minnesota and Detroit as the pennant race tightens. Schedule notes mention two twi-night games including St Louis at San Francisco and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia plus Wednesday games and a look at Los Angeles Cleveland and Kansas City matchups. Sectional golf qualifiers Joe Jiminez and Monte Bradley advance toward the U.S. Open in Washington June 18 to 20 with Thirsk named an alternate after a 145 tie.
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New York
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Jefferson City
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Stan Thirsk
Fred Wampler
Sam Reynolds
Springfield
Herm Scharlan
Associated Press
St Louis
Williams
Clemente
Willams
Great
Santo
Callison
Mays
Wills
Harper
Farewell
Marichal
A's Survive Senators' Shot To Take Win
The Athletics edged the Senators 5-4 in Washington as Jim King hit three homers and Don Zimmer added another solo shot. Ed Charles started KC with a first inning homer, King tied it in the second, and a two-run single by Rocky Colavito plus George Alusik's homer gave Kansas City the margin. Moe Drabowsky got the win. John Wyatt finished. Jim Duckworth took the loss. St Louis rained out. Cards and Giants set to play. Rockfeller autographs amid a Six Crises vs Profiles in Courage mix.
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VanderMeer
Reds
Dodgers
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Houston
Frank Aaron
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
RBI
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Los Angeles
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Washington
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Dave Roberts
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King
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Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
Moe Drabowsky
Wagner
Bob Chance
Joe Azeve
Dick Howser
Chance
Angels
Sonny Siebert
Don Demeter
Tigers
Twins
Norm Cash
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Larry Sherry
Associated Press
George Alusick
Zimmer
John Wyatt
Jim Duckworth
Claude Osteen
Cards
Giants
Ray Sadecki
Juan Marichal
John O'Donoghue
Dan Pfister
Tom Cheney
Les Narma
Blue Moon Catfish Costs Finley $75,000
Baseball magnate Charles Finley signs top young prospects in a money race linking Catfish Hunter an 18 year old pitcher from Hert ford N C to a 75 000 signing. Also reports Odum 19 from Macon Ga and Gagliano 17 from Memphis among nine signings fueling a wave of 75 000 to 100 000 bonuses as clubs chase future stars.
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Associated Press Sports
Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
N.C
Finley
A’s
Ares
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon
Odum
Macon
Hunter
Perquimans County
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
Tauscher Takes Bowling Honors at Garden Bowl
Al Tauscher rolled a 228 single and 1,008 series as Gar den Bowl hosted week two of the Men's Summer Scratch League. Deng and Careathers led team game with 425, while Eskelund and Shearmire posted the top team series at 1,905. Results also show Dickerson-Tauscher over Dong-Careuthers 1,867 to 1,884 and Bulkley-Morris beating Dickey-Cockreil 1,824 to 1,757.
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al Tauscher
Garden Bowl
Deng
Careathers
Eskelund
Shearmire
Dickerson-Tauscher
Dong-Careuthers
Eskelund-Shearmire
Austin Rickman
Bulkley-Morris
Dickey-Cockreil
Charges Filed in Skiers Avalanche Deaths
CHUR, Switzerland AP The Grison state prosecutor filed a homicide by negligence charge against German skier Willy Bogner Jr for the avalanche deaths of Olympic skiers Wallace Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs Colorado and Barbi Henneberger of Munich during a documentary shoot near St Moritz. Police allege Bogner was negligent in letting them ski on an avalanche threatened slope despite danger warnings after a two month probe.
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Bud) Werner
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New Brand-Name Softball Program Plans For Boys
A new boys softball program for ages 9 through 15 is forming with about 60 to 70 interested players. Leo Eck, Holcomb High coach, leads, with games at Finnup Park Chet Cleaver Field and nightly play likely. Sign up closes at 6 p.m. Thursday, with a $1 registration fee and coaches still needed.
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Holcomb High
Garden City
Chet Cleaver Field
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Eck
Open Qualifying Sparks Big Detroit Show At Golf
Forty players seek 39 berths at Detroit sectional Open qualifying with 82 in field and 55 more spots across four sites. Notables include Chick Harbert Paul Runyan Sam Snead and Julius Boros among others while legends Hogan Palmer Nicklaus are noted as exempt. Bill Bisdorf posted 67 66 133 in Denver to lead Monday scoring.
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Jack Fleck
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Tommy Bolt
Bob Rosburg
Jim Ferrier
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nick- Taus
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British Net Star Out of Retirement
Beckenham England AP Angela Mortimer one of England’s top tennis stars until recently returns from retirement to boost Britain in the Wightman Cup. After a strong warm up in Beckenham she replaces injured Christine Truman on the British team. Mortimer and Ann Haydon Jones won 7-5 4-6 6-1 in a first round doubles over Norma Baylon and Annette Van Zyl.
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England
Angela Mortimer
Britain
United States
Miss Mortimer
Christine Truman
Ann Haydon Jones
Norma Baylon
Argentina
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Erhart Leaves Germany For Visit in Canada
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhart left Bonn for a five day trip to Canada and the United States to strengthen North American Western Europe ties. He cautioned reporters that no spectacular results are expected from the tour.
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Germany
Ludwig Erhart
Canada
United States
North America
Europe
Major League Leaders and Record
Summary of top batting runs and RBIs for both leagues with players from Minnesota San Francisco Chicago St. Louis and others. Includes pitching leaders and a note on Bill Shoemaker’s Hollywood Park single day win record in 1953.
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Bill Shoemaker
Holywood Park
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