Koufax Delivers Three-Hitter and 13 K Shutout
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax improved to 6 1 with a 3 hit shutout and a 13 strikeouts against Houston. He extended his major league lead in strikeouts while Willie Mays homered twice for San Francisco in a 6 3 win over Chicago. Other results included Torre driving in Milwaukee’s 5 4 win over Pittsburgh and Philadelphia over Cincinnati 7 6 in 10 innings. Koufax’s elbow regimen remains, but his peak form persists.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sandy Kouaxi
Cincinnati
Dick Sisler
Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Joe Torre
Milwakee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Frank Thomas
New York Mets
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Boston
New York Yankees
Detroit
Washington
Koutaz
Lou Johnson
Bob Bruce
Johnson
Bruce
Mays
Giants
Jesus Alou
Tom Haller
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Jackson Hurls Arkansans to Victory
Grant Jackson struck out 12 and allowed only three hits as Arkansas defeated Oklahoma City 5-1 in a Pacific Coast League game in Little Rock. He retired the first 20 batters before a seventh-inning error broke the perfect game bid. John Griffin’s two-out single ended the no-hitter in the eighth. Jack Sanford earned the win with Frank Linzy’s relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Grant Jackson
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
Jackson
89Ers
Norm Gigon
John
Pirates
Phillies
Dick Stuart
Jim Duffalo
Thomas
Hunt
Johnson
Stuart
Winnig
Minor League Baseball Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press reports International League games as Toledo 6 Buffalo 3, Columbus 3 Toronto 1, and Atlanta 7 Rochester 2. Pacific Coast League scores include Salt Lake 4 San Diego 1, Arkansas 5 Okla City 1, Denver 6 Indianapolis 3 in 11 innings, Seattle 4 Spokane 1, Tacoma 5 Hawaii 4, Vancouver 2 Portland 1.
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Toledo
Buffalo
Columbus
Toronto
Atlanta
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Salt Lake
San Diego
Arkansas
Denver
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Spokane
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Trinity and Tech Tied in Southland Tennis Action
Trinity University and Lamar Tech each posted five points after day one of the Southland Conference tennis tournament in Jonesboro Arkansas Arlington State and Abilene Christian added a point in tennis Arkansas State was scoreless Cliff Buchholz of Trinity the No 1 singles seed defeated Arlington's Bill Friedman 6 0 6 1 to reach the quarterfinals Alfonso Ochoa of Lamar Tech beat Al Foil of Arlington 6 0 6 1 Buchholz Ochoa Subi rats of Tech and Butch Newman of Trinity are among the top amateurs in the national rankings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesboro
Ark
Trinity University
Lamar Tech
Arlington State
Abilene Christian College
Arkansas State
Cliff Buchholz
Trinity
Arlington
Bill Friedman
Alfonso Ochoa
al Foil
Buchholz
Ochoa
Jaime Subirats
Tech
Butch Newman
Solunar Periods Schedule From Knight Tables
Schedule of Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight’s Tables. Major periods appear in bold with start times. minor periods shown in regular type. Plan fishing and hunting around peak times each day for best sport potential.
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John Alden Knight
Durion
Brittenum Has Inside as Hogs Scrimmage
In the 1964 Razorbacks Red White scrimmage at War Memorial Stadium John Brittenum seeks the starting QB role with Ronny South and Harry Jones sidelined by injury. Briles reviews defense after graduation losses as Arkansas prepares for the Sept. 18 opener versus Oklahoma State.
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ED Shearer
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
War Memorial Stadium
Frank Brivles
Arkansas
John Brittenam
Ronny South
Harry Jones
Oklahoma State
Brittenum
Reds
Whites
Bobby Burnett
Brittenam
Jones
South
Matson Dominates Coliseum Relays West Coast Show
Randy Matson, Texas A&M sophomore, aims for more glory at the Coliseum Relays after shattering the world shot put mark with 70 7. Parry O Brien watches as Stanford styles in the 440 yard relay with entrants from Nova, Grambling, Texas Southern, UNC, New Mexico, San Jose State and UCLA.
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Los Angeles
IAP
Randy Matson
Coliseum
Texas A&m
Parry O'Brien
Perfoming
A&m
College Station
Matson
Dallas Long
Stanford University
Villanova
Grambling
Texas Southern
North Carolina
New Mexico
San Jose State
UCLA
Medel Outpoints Saito in Tokyo Bout
Jose Medel 118 pounds from Mexico City defeats Katsuo Saito 119 pounds of Japan by points in a Tokyo fight. The card includes scoring 131-130 in favor of Medel with notes on the Travelers in the eighth. Arkansas scoring details list hits by Walters, Jackson, and Hoerner with Jackson 2-2 and Ward 2-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Jose Medel
Mexico City
Katsuo Saito
Japan
Okla
City
Arkansas
Ward
Cayll
Hoerner
Griffin
G. Jackson
Walters
W—Jackson
L— Ward
Swift Ruler Secures No 2 Start In Preakness Field
Swift Ruler, Arkansas Derby winner, drew the No 2 post for Saturday's Preakness at Pimlico. Earl Allen's 3-year-old finished seventh in the Kentucky Derby. Nine-horse field includes Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair awaiting the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Swift Ruler
Pimlico
Earl Allen
Lucky Debonair
Ladies Golf Playoff Decided at Hope Country Club
Mrs Mae Wassell defeated Mrs Margaret Harris in the finals to win the Ladies Golf Association tournament at Hope Country Club. Ruth Fenwick beat Katherine Verhalen in the upper bracket while Harris edged Martha Smith. Wassell edged Lois Webb and Velda Seamons to reach the final, with trophies awarded to Wassell and Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wassell
Margaret Harris
the Hope Country Club
Ruth Fenwick
Katherine Verhalen
Harris
Martha Smith
Standings and schedules across baseball and NFL style results
Standings show Detroit 13 leads. Los Angeles 19 8 tops NL. Chicago, Milwaukee, New York contend. Today’s games include Detroit at Boston and New York at Baltimore. future games list Cleveland at Washington and Los Angeles at Chicago. Thursday results feature notable wins by San Francisco, Milwaukee and Dodgers. Willie Horton and Sandy Koufax highlighted in separate box scores.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Poston
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Boston
National League
C. L. Pvt.g.b
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee Isle O
Phila
San Fran
St. Louis Ll
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Associated Press
American League
W.L. Pet.g.b. Chicago
Pacific Coast League Standings Eastern Division Summary
The Eastern Division leads with Indianapolis and Oklahoma City tied for first place as of the latest AP update. W L records show Indiana at 7 and Oklahoma City at 7 with small gaps in games back. Aiming to chart standings, no full schedule or additional team data provided.
Horton Lifts Tigers in 13-3 Rout of Senators
Willie Horton belted two homers and a double driving in five as Detroit completed a three game sweep of Washington. Horton boosted his batting average to .345 in the series and added eight hits in 13 at bats. The Tigers built the victory behind Hank Aguirre who won his fourth straight.
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Associated Press
Willie Horton
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Sandy Koufax Dodgers
Houston
Hal Bock
Vouug
Horton
al Kaline
Pete Richert
Jim Duckworth
Willie
New York
Biston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Doug Camilli
Yankee
Johnny Keane
Whitey Ford
Felix Mantilla
Boston
Dave Morehead
Morehead
Boog Powell
Louis Tiant
Orioles
Tiant
Powell
Bill Haller
Oriole
Milt Pappas
Angels
Coston Shockley
Camilo Pascual
Willie Smith
White Sox
J. C. Martin
Danny Cater
Gary Peters
Eddie Fisher
Ralston Declines to Play Canadians in Davis Cup
New York AP reports Dennis Ralston America's No 1 tennis player will not face Canada in the North American Zone Davis Cup competition. The article lists game results and upcoming Friday schedules including Denver San Diego Indianaplis Salt Lake Spokane Seattle Hawaii Portland and Tacoma Vancouver matchups.
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New York
Dennis Ralston
America
Major League Leaders in American League Batting and Other Hints
The list shows leaders across batting runs and RBIs for 45 at bats with teams Cleveland Detroit Boston and Kansas City and players Wagner Mantilla Kaline Cardena l. Aparicio Oliva Tresh. pitching leaders Aguirre Pascual, McDowell Chance. batters Mays Banks J Alou. fielders Wills Brock. pitchers Giusti Gibson Koufax.
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Associated Press
Mathews
Kansas City
Wagner Cleveland
McAuliffe
Detroit
Green
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Mantilla
Kaline
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Aparicio
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Washington
Oome
Blefary
Balltimore
Conigliaro
Norton
Mays
San Francisco
Coleman
Cincinnati
Rose
Banks
Chicago
Robinson
J. Alou
Kranepool
Morgan
Houston
Callison
Hull wins Lady Byng Trophy for Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks captured the NHL Lady Byng Trophy for the 1964-65 season. He outpolled Detroit's Alex Delvecchio, earned 71 scoring points with 32 penalty minutes, the highest by a winner since 1926 27, and received a $1000 league bonus agreed by sportswriters and sportscasters across six cities.
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Montreal
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Hull
Detroit
Alex Delvecchio
Chicago
Ken Wharram
Lady Byng
Billy Burch
New York Americans
Gaslite Bowl Leaders and Tennis Selection Notice
Gaslite Bowl leaders list top bowlers by name and score across Monday to Thursday leagues in Bakersfield California. The USTA named a four man team led by Chuck McKinley with Arthur Ashe Gene Scott and Marty Riessen for international play, while Ralston faced suspension after withdrawing from River Oaks doubles in Houston.
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Bakersfield
Calif
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Chuck McKinley
Port Washington
Arthur Ashe Jr
Richmond
Ucla
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Til
Ralston
George MacCall
Los Angeles
Houston
Dozen Cars Vie for Pole at Indy 500 Trials
More than a dozen cars bid for pole position at the Indianapolis 500 trials set for May 31. A. J. Foyt and Jim Clark lead a strong field, with practice speeds near 161 mph, and Ford-powered rear engines topping the fastest times. Qualifications run May 22–23, with the top 33 cars advancing and pole position decided by the fastest qualifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Gilbert
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
A. J. Foyt
Hinston
Tex
Jim Clark
Duns
Scotland
Foyt
Clark
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Jones
Andretti
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Seven Hearts Bid Suggested After Auction
Bridge puzzle from Hope Star presents a dealer hand AK876 YQI3 A54 HAZ with auction North East South West ly Pass 2 Pass in Pass and South to act. The advised action is to bid seven hearts, citing slim chance of partner holding three small spades but no practical way to check, yielding a grand slam possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
West
East
Oswald
John
Vanderbilt Cup Winners Triumph by Jacoby and Son
The 1965 Vanderbilt Cup champions are proclaimed with Bridge mastership by Jacoby and Son. Newspaper Enterprise Association confirms the victory and honors the winning duo for their strategic play and top performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacoby & Son
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Best bid of the tournament by Jim Jaco
Oswald asks Jim Jaco about his top bid in the event. Jim recalls a voluntary six spades slam missing to aces that failed, aided by Fisher's singleton king of spades and Felderman and Weiss turning six diamonds doubled elsewhere into profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jacoby
Oswald
Jim
River Development Bill Passed For Arkansas Ouachita Rivers
The House approved by voice vote a bill authorizing 110 million dollars for Arkansas River development starting July 1 and 1 million dollars for the Ouachita River. The measure would lack sufficient authorization for the next fiscal year without congressional approval.
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Washington
House
Senate
Arkansas River
Ouachita River
Congress
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