Koufax no-hitter bid fades in 2-1 loss to Reds
Dodgers left-hander Sandy Koufax failed to complete a second straight no-hitter as Derosewnere and Johnson homered for Cincinnati. The game featured a tense late rally and a strong performance by Hank Aaron who added two more hits for Milwaukee in a separate win.
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NIP AND TUCK AT SHEA STADIUM HIGHLIGHTS SIDELIGHT
AP Wirephoto shows Willey back on the active roster at New Yorks Shea Stadium after recovering from a broken jaw he suffered from a line drive during spring training. The stunt promotes the product of his home state.
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Exhaust Fumes Spark Driver Frustration At Dixie 400
Race day chaos at Atlanta Speedway sparked anger among Jim Paschal Lee Petty and others over tire labeling errors and harder compounds. Ned Jarrett benefited from Lorenzen tires while critics questioned tire company race practices as Larry Thomas battled a failing race car and high oil temps.
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Atlanta International Raceway
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Ned Jarrett
Freddie Lorenzen
Lorenzen
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Ned
Atlanta
Larry Thomas
Thomasville
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Jacksonville
National League Standings and Schedule Summary
National League standings list San Francisco leading with 30 wins and 19 losses, followed by Philadelphia 27-19 and Pittsburgh 27-23. Evening and upcoming games include St Louis at San Francisco in rain, Milwaukee at Houston, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with doubleheaders scheduled.
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
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Houston
New York
NuComers Edge First Baptist in Slow Pitch Tilt
In a women’s slow pitch game NuComers defeated First Baptist 8 to 4.nuComers 4 pe 2 028 W. P. Lewis Reeves, NoCounts 25 Hilliard 4 Hilliard 000040. NoCounts 5 4 12 st 17 x25 18 W. P. Cookr Williard. Singer Sockers 12 Pinay Tomers Fidelity 106 00 o 4 Singer 902 03 0 12 st W. P. Miller, L. P. Tuckers.
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Cosman Named Month's Best In Western
Cosman, right handed pitcher for league leading Rock Hill Cardinals, was named player of the month in the Western Carolinas League. John Moss, Kings Mountain league president, cited his valuable contribution. The 21 year old Nashville native stands 6 feet 4 and weighs 205 pounds with a 6-1 record and 0.72 ERA. He attended Middle Tennessee College before turning pro.
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Finley Buys Catfish Hunter and Moon Odum in Major Signings
Charles Finley bought Catfish Hunter, an 18 year old from Hertford, N C, for 75000 dollars. He also signed Johnny Lee Odum, a 19 year old from Macon Ga, for a similar bonus. Other clubs followed with signings including Ralph Mi, Eddie Hill, Mickey Haien, Dave Miller, Francis Raley, Ron Taylor, and James Bethke in a flurry of $10,000 to $75,000 bonuses as teams chase top prospects amid the baseball draft buildup.
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Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagli
Ane
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Gagliano
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Na‘tioté
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
N.C
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A’s
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Mi
Minnesota Twins
Eddie Hill
Bristol
Tenn
Mickey Haien
Twin Valley
Milin
New York Mets
Gary Haverly
Pittsburgh State
Kan
Dave Miller
Wake Forest
Francis Raley
Baltimore Junior College
Ron Taylor
University of Houston
James Bethke
Kansas City
Top-Seeded Players Ease Through Tennis Tourney Matches
In Davidson North Carolina the Southern Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament opened. Top seeds dominated: Chris Brown Lookout Mountain Tenn def Vance Suttle Shelby 6 2 6 1 and 6 0 6 0 over two opponents. Ian Guerry Lookout Mountain Tenn won 6 1 6 0 and 6 1 6 0. Rick Deveraux Ponte Vedra Beach Fla had a first round bye then 6 0 6 1 over Frank Sertlin Atlanta. Jimmy Connors East St Louis Ill had a first round bye and was set to meet his second round today.
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Lee Calhoun
Winston-Salem
Bill Shiver
Newport News
Rick Deveraux
Ponte Vedre Beach
Fla
Frank Ser‘atlin
Atlanta
Jimmy Connors
East St
Kinston Wins 1-0 Behind Fiorella One-Hit Pitt
League leader Kinston defeated Peninsula 1-0 on Ron Fiorella's sharp left handed one hitter. Rudy Welch drove in the sole run with two outs in the first. Huey Howden starred for Burlington in a 4-2 win over Rocky Mount, and Portsmouth beat Wilson 4-2 as Durham edged Raleigh 5-4 while Greensboro and Winston-Salem tied 8-8 after midnight curfew.
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Peninsula
Ron Fiorella
Rudy Welch
Burlington
Rocky Mount
Portsmouth
Wilson
Durham
Raleigh
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Huey Howden
Morey Cops Victory In British Am
Ganton England AP American players dominate the British Amateur Golf Championship with 22 Americans entering the event. Penrose backs byes into the second round while Strafaci wins his ninth British Championship round. The field totals just over 200 players as rounds proceed toward a 36 hole finale Saturday.
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United States
Frank Stafaci
Miami
Fla
Jack Penrose
Philadelphia
Penrose
M. D. Dawson
England
Strafaci
Dale Morey
George Blocker
Paul Coste
France
Summer Court Loop Planned
An organizational meeting for forming a summer basketball league at the Y.M.C.A. will be held tonight at 7 30 at the Y. Charles Johnson, the physical director, says all high school age boys and older interested in participating should attend.
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Y.M.C.A
Charles Johnson
Europeans Don’t Have Varsities Says Bob Cousy
Boston AP report quotes Bob Cousy on European athletics noting few school sports, calisthenics and fitness focus. he toured with an NBA stars delegation to Poland Romania Yugoslavia and Egypt posting a 21 0 record. He says Americans stress youth fitness via varsity play and that Europeans doubt Olympic amateur pros split.
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Tom Gola
Bob Pettit
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Red Auerbach
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