Koufax Tosses Third No-Hitter in Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3-0 no-hitter over the Phillies, his third in a career that now ties Bob Feller for modern baseball’s triple no-hitters. He walked one, stated he was regaining his old rhythm, and credited adjustments to his delivery. Feller, watching in Cleveland, predicted Koufax could throw more in the future.
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Koufax No-Hits Phillies in 3-0 Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3-0 no hitter against Philadelphia, walking one in the fourth. He fanned 12 to reach 54 games with 10+ strikeouts, tying a major league record with Feller and Rube Waddell as he lifted the Dodgers to a 6-4-2-0 season stretch.
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Robinson 90 Percent Healthy And Hitting
Cincinnati slugger Frank Robinson says he is 90 percent healthy after a rough 1963 season. He powered two homers in a 6-3 Reds win over Milwaukee, including a dramatic three run shot in the ninth. Robinson raised his batting average to .320 with 28 RBIs. Mount Ararat is noted as being in Turkish territory in connection with Noah's Ark folklore.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Early American League Stats
Leaders in batting runs and hits dominate the early American League list with Oliva Minnesota posting a .383 average and 74 hits while Hinton Washington adds 62 hits and a .344 average. Wagner Cleveland leads RBIs with 42 as Mays San Francisco tops in the National League with 44 RBIs and Williams Chicago adds 69 hits.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
Standings show Philadelphia San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Los Angeles Houston New York leading with mixed records. Week of play includes Houston 7 New York 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 1 Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 4 San Francisco 2 and multiple planned games across the series.
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Braves' Triple Play Second at Home in 12 Years
Milwaukee Braves fell 6-3 to the Cincinnati Reds at County Stadium as Tony Cloninger walked and Gordy Coleman and Frank Robinson began a sequence leading to a rare triple play. Leo Cardenas hit a line drive to Mike de la Hoz who threw to Denny Menke then to Gene Oliver for the inning-ending 3-6-3 triple play.
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Braves Bow To Cincy Play Cubs Three Games
Milwaukee faces Cincinnati after a 6 3 loss sparked by Frank Robinsons three run homer. Slaughter to face Fischer in opener as Bragan eyes victory and a three game set with the Cubs at County Stadium.
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Braves endure third NL triple play of season
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan notes a near flawless triple play as the Braves fall in a string of three NL triple plays this season. The Mets, Giants, and Phillies have also executed triples. Atlanta has been involved in four since moving from Boston in 1953 and has lost all the games.
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Hockey and Boxing Roundup From Midwest and Northwest
Northern League scores Aberdeen 7 St. Cloud 2 Winnipeg 12 Duluth Superior 10 Bismarck Mandan 2 Grand Forks 0 Midwest results Decatur 3 Burlington 0 Waterloo 8 Dubuque 5 Clinton 4 Cedar Rapids 2 Fox Cities 9 Wisconsin Rapids 1 Quad Cities at Quincy pool rain Boxing Oakland Luis Molina outpoints Tony Perez in San Jose Mexico 10
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Press Box Fund Nearing Climax at Memorial Field
La Crosse press box project raises funds to $2,200–$2,300 goal. total donations reach $1,946. Contributions come from Quarterback Club, La Crosse Tribune, WKBH WKBT, WKTY, Aquinas High School, Kiwanis Rotary South Side clubs, colleges, and numerous individuals and groups. Facility will be given to the City of La Crosse for broadcasting high school and college events.
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Chiefs and Old Grandads Dominate Trane League Contests
In the Trane Co. Softball League the Chiefs rout Hor nets 14-5 with Drewes hitting two homers and three others contributing three hits each. Old Grandads crush Red Devils 21-2 with Weise and Mickschl totaling five hits. A line mentions the 1888 federal labor relations law establishing arbitration and presidential boards of investigation for railroads.
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Gale-Ettrick Rallies Past Tomah in District Showdown
Gale-Ettrick trailed 2-0 after Tomah scored in the first but scored three in the third and added one in the fifth to beat Tomah 5-2 in the WIAA District baseball action. Ken Truax shut down Tomah after the early deficit as Gale-Ettrick earned a spot in the Friday final against Wisconsin Rapids.
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Maple Grove Katz Face Dubuque Team In Exhibition
Maple Grove Country Club and Katz Co will face Dubuque’s Cavalier Bar in an exhibition double header at Powell Park Saturday night. Maple Grove meets Dubuque at 6 45 p m with Dick Mickelson and Greg Evenson listed as likely pitchers. Cavalier’s Jack Schultz hits .450 lifetime and Ray Schmitt, a former Lang's Insurance star, is the key Cavalier pitcher.
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Wilton Bowling Club elects officers
Wilton Wisconsin residents elected officers for the bowling club with Mrs. Wesley Gerke as president, Mrs. Leonard Goldbeck as vice president, Mrs. Galletta Wendorf as secretary, Mrs. Gerald Flock as treasurer, and Mrs. Leonard Arndt as sergeant at arms.
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