Koufax Throws No Hitters As Dodgers Top Giants 8–0
Los Angeles lefty Sandy Koufax pitched the season's first no hitter, allowing two baserunners in an 8–0 win over San Francisco. Ed Bailey spoiled the perfect game bid with a leadoff walk in the eighth, Willie McCovey drew a ninth inning walk, and Koufax completed the gem with a final putout on Harvey Kuenn. Dodgers backed him with 12 hits against Juan Marichal and John Pregenzer.
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Mazeroski Keys Pirates Win 3-2 Over Cardinals
Vernon Law and Bob Veale anchor a 3-2 Pirates victory after Bill Mazeroski drives in three on a bases loaded double in the fifth. Don Clendenon, Bob Clemente, and Smoky Burgess set the table as St Louis starter Ray Washburn allows the late trouble. Musial and White homer for St Louis amid a four game skid end.
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Phillies Rally For 8-5 Win Over Braves In Comeback
Don Demeter drives in five runs and Ryne Duren works four scoreless innings to lift Philadelphia past Milwaukee 8-5, snapping a five game skid. Bobby Wine and Don Hoak drive in later runs as the Phils erase a 5-3 deficit after Hank Aaron and Ed Matthews homer for the Braves.
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Colts Cup Two Games From Cubs
Houston Colts outscored the Chicago Cubs 9-3 and 1-0 in a twi night doubleheader. Ex-Cub Dick Crott pitched seven innings of four hit ball in the second game before tiring and handing to Ken Johnson. Larry Jackson limited Houston to two hits in seven innings but allowed the game’s lone run in the second inning.
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Reds Snap Mets Streak In 4-2 Victory
Joey Jay finally breaks his winless spell as the Cincinnati Reds defeat the New York Mets 4-2 in New York. The Reds move into sixth place, edging Milwaukee, while the Mets drop to eighth. Eddie Kasko hits a homer and Leo Cardenas adds two run singles, with Choo Choo Coleman driving in both Mets runs.
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Petty Takes NASCAR Point Lead After Rebel 300
Dick Petty of Randleman N C moved into the NASCAR Grand National season point lead after finishing third in the Rebel 300 mile late model stock car race at Darlington S C Ned Jarrett of Newton N C was second in the standings and the revised top ten lists Petty 14687 points Jarrett 14046 Weatherly 12926 Lorenzen 10190 Lund 10116 Johns 9418 Roberts 9080 Pardue 8650 Paschal 8650 White 6160
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Spartanburg
College Baseball Results From Saturday AP Report
Boston University at Colby postponed due to snow. Connecticut at New Hampshire postponed by rain. Bucknell at Colgate and Clark at Bates postponed by weather. Rhode Island at Maine played. Penn State at Syracuse canceled due to cold and wet grounds. Notre Dame routed Lewis 13 to 2.
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Wolfpack Signs W. Va. Gridder
Raleigh AP reports North Carolina State College announced the signing of West Virginia quarterback Joe White from Charleston Catholic High. The 6 foot 160 pound standout will study engineering and earned statewide football and scholastic honors.
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MLB Standings and Sunday Games Split Across Leagues
The standings show McDowell 1 2 facing Detroit Mos New York Bouton 2 1 at Baltimore Barber 6 2 while Kansas City Wickersham 1 2 Rakow 3 2 meet Minnesota Perry 0 1 Kaat 1 4 and Los Angeles Chance 2 2 Turley 1 3 visit Pa 2 Horten 20 and Buzhardt 2 1 Washington Daniels 0 0 Osteen 0 2 head to Boston Morehead 2 0 Wilson 3 2 Sunday games include Chance 1 2 2 at Houston Norte 41 and San Francisco Fisher 32 at Los Angeles 1 3 Cincinnati Purkey 0 0 Owens 0 1 at New York Hook 1 4 Cisco Milwaukee Burdette 3 3 Hendley 3 2 at St Louis Brogue 3 1 Sadecken Pittsburgh 2 Gibbon 2 0 Francis 1 1
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Columbia Tops H P in Carolinas YMCA Handball Match
Columbia defeated High Point in a Carolinas YMCA Handball League meet at Columbia. High Point failed to field enough singles players, giving Columbia one default win that decided the match. Singles results included Braswell over Yarborough 21-6 21-7 and Morgan over Barron 14-21 21-16 21-10. Doubles saw Styles Braswell defeat Yarborough Meisky 21-13 21-. Dingman Morgan over Barron Lybrand 21-14.
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Terrific Terps and Terrific Track Performances
Wake Forest star Forest Ernst clocked 47.7 seconds in the 440 yard dash, a meet record surpassing Clemson’s 1960 mark. Maryland’s Rodney Lambert and Don Van Reenan led sprints with podium finishes. Clemson’s Jimmy Wynn swept several events including the 220. Duke and Maryland athletes set records in the discus and high jump, while Maryland claimed the mile relay and multiple top-three finishes across events at the conference meet.
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