Dodgers Sweep Giants With Third Straight Win
Dodgers rally from 5-2 in eighth to beat the Giants 6-5 and capture a three game series as Koufax shines in a 8-0 shutout and Calmus earns his first major league win. Cardines, Pinson and Coleman spark late offense across a busy day in the league.
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Boston
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Red Sox
Senators
White Sox
Angels
Lee Walls
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ron Fairly
Wally Moon
John Roseboro
Dick Calmus
Ken Boyer
Ted Savage
Cards
Pirates
Boyer
St. Louis
Savage
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders list top performances by position with players from the National and American Leagues. Includes batting averages runs batted in hits and home runs for figures such as Covington Alou Cepeda Aaron and Robinson Plus pitching lines for Simmons Fischer Stock and others.
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Covington
Philadelphia
F. Alou
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Flood
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Williams
Chicago
Causey
Kansas City
Robinson
Boyer
New York
Hinton
Washington
Kaline
Detroit
Nicholson
Wagner
Cimoli
L. Thomas
Yastrzemski
Boston
Versalles
Minnesota
Tresh
Aparicio
Baltimore
Charles
Fischer
Stock
Morehead
Barber
Cheney
Bowling Scores and Standings From Shamrock Lanes Night
A detailed tally shows Shamrock Lanes teams Astronuts and Starliters posting scores 609 661 604 and 489 457 527 respectively. Individual leaders include R Curran 199 high single, J Anderson 442 and M Radell 490 in boys divisions, with Wolrd Bowling results for leagues and teams like Holiday Lanes Klippstein 6200 and the Womans International Bowling Congress notes. The year history cites the organization formed in 1916 with 40 members.
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Shamrock
Astronuts
Starliters
R_ ER
SO Wonders
Hendley
Team
Funk
S. Shea
Raymond
J. Anderson
D. Jansen
Lemaster
Greenwood
Berg
Burdette
R. Curran
Culansell Csee
Samitton
Sunior
Klippstein
Flintstones
L—Burdette
Hotshots
Menke
Alley Cats
Schneider
Barlick
Vargo
Harvey
Kings
Meyer
M.g.r.'s
Whales
Lions
Sharks
Blue Bonnets
M. Radell
B. Mi. Causeyss
l'Greener
Isenko
J. Misenko
D. Tauscher
B. Osterman
C. Eng
Diantake Bala Oistae Ie
Diantake Bala Oistae Ie 4 1. 1 Ler
D. Glasbrenner
B. Geske ‘Siebernib
Oallisonrt
M. Wateski
N. Bjorkman
Charles
Battey
C. Eng- Alusik
Il Allen
Jef
I & Pelorecols
Versailles
Wyatt
Odailey
Leet Earema of
Kansas City
Wilder Clanetti
Minnesota
D. Lachman
D. Skaff
Power
Causey
Lumpe Oo Peeves
R. Gotts
W. Er
M. Ross
K. Sofia
Minnecee
B. Leaf
A. Dittintze
RBI
Tartabull
Siebern
Allen
Alusik
Sen Aah
WEA
Allison
Sb—Charles
Sf—Allen
Wyatt So
Perry
Dailey R
Dimuro
Braves Box Milwaukee and Philadelphia in 1964 game
Dillard and Covington led Milwaukee and Philadelphia with multiple RBI as Dalrymple and Cal lison homered. Larker and Maye, with Callison, produced key hits while Klippstein and Baldschun secured the late relief. Final score Milwaukee 10 Philadelphia 4.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Habah Dillard
Hoak
Bolling
Rojas
Aaron
E-Demeter
Baldschun
DP Bolling
Larker
Wine
Torre
RBI
Dillard
Covington
F. Torre
Dalrymple
Maye
Callison
Jones
L—Cloninger
Fischer
Gonzales
Klippstein
U—Weyer
Barlick
Vargo
Harvey
Koufax No-Hitter Yields Biggest Thrill For Dodgers Ace
Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game through eight innings as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants 6 0. He walked Ed Bailey before a double play ended the threat and Willie McCovey reached on a ninthinning walk. Koufax credited the moment as his biggest thrill, surpassing prior no hitters and 18strikeout games.
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Cisco Giants
Chavez Ravine
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Defense Department
Sandy
Giant
Alvin Dark
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boros Captures Colonial Invite With Four-Stroke Margin
Julius Boros won the Colonial National Invitation at Fort Worth by four strokes finishing 279 total after a final round 71. Gary Player surged to second on 283, edging Jack Nicklaus by a stroke while Arnold Palmer finished 20 back.
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Fort Worth
Gary Player
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Palmer
Lema
Doug Sanders
Jerry Edwards
Gene Littler
Ex Twin Players Suspended In Minors
Two Twins property pitchers face suspension from the Dallas-Fort Worth affiliate of the Pacific Coast League. Gerry Arrigo refused to fly with the team on a road trip triggering action after spring training. Jim Donahue, acquired in the Don Lee deal, refused to report to Charlotte in the Sally League and was placed on the disqualified list as Dallas-Fort Worth trimmed rosters last week.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Dallas-Fort Worth
Gerry Arrigo
Arrigo
Twins
Jim Donahue
Don Lee
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Thousands Attend Funeral for NFL Lineman Gene Lipscomb
Thousands filed past the open coffin in Baltimore for Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, the Pittsburgh Steelers lineman who died Friday. Police awaited a second suspect in the case, with Timothy Black charged on narcotics counts and bail set at 10,000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daddy) Lipscomb
Pittsburgh Steelers
Joseph F. Carroll
Capt. Carroll
Timothy Black
Lipscomb
Black
Russell S. Fisher
Pittsburgh
Carroll
NFL
Lutheran Hospital
Braves Fall Out of Stride in Double Loss to Phillies
Milwaukee Braves drop two extra inning games to Philadelphia 4-3 in 11 innings and 6-5 in 12, plunging to ninth in the NL. Torre’s single, Burdette’s miscue, and Covington’s timely hits spark the Phillies, while Klippstein and Baldschun earn wins as Milwaukee suffers its ninth loss in 10 starts. The Braves host St. Louis next.
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Jack Fisher
Fisher
Dodgers
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Pirates
Houston
Young Colts
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Aaron
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Demeter
Eddie Mathews
Bobby Wine
Phils
Braves
UPI
Frank Torre
Lew Burdette
Tony Gonzalez
Torre
Callison
Mack Jones
Klippstein
Don Dillard
Dallas Green
Dillard
Norm Larker
Clay Dalrymple
Covington
Jack Baldschun
Cloninger
Burdette
Roy McMillan
Johnny Callison
Wes Covington
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Hendley
Ray Culp
Len Gabrielson
Kojis Star As U S Team Licks Mexico
Former Marquette standout Don Kojis scored 18 points to lead the United States to an 88-74 win over Mexico in the opening round of the world basketball championship in Sao Paulo Brazil. The U S trailed by eight early, then pulled away after halftime as Argentina looms next in the second round.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Marquette
Don Kojis
Milwaukee
United States
Mexico
U.S
Argentina
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By Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Walter Alston
Choo Choo Coleman
Mets
Vada Pinson
Leo Cardenas
Bob Purkey
Bob Aspromonte
Cubs
Brognie
Fanok
Taylor
Shantz
Oliver Gibbon
Haddix
Burgess
Plaskett
Jil Hoo
Sadecki
McCarver
Francis
Sisk
McBean
Hos
Purkey
Henry
Edwards
Cisco Rowes
Coleman
Cisco
F Owens
Tsitouris
Zanni
Worthington
Gonder
Edwards G
Hook
MacKenzie
Bearnarth
Stallare
C. Coleman
L—Worthington
Cardenas Pinson
Hickman
Snider
Buhl
Schaffer
Nottebart
Umbricht
Bateman
Campbell
L—Buhl
Aspromonte
Larsen
Pierce
Podres
Miller
Calmus
Perranoski
Roseboro
L—Fisher
Los Angels
T. Davis
Averill
Sievers
Lemon
Hamilton
McMillan
Gabrielson
D'llard
B— Mathews
S—Covington
Major League
Woman's International Bowling Congress
Cports
RFD
Abrh Abrh
Dilard
Callisonrf
Mathews
F.torrelle
Demeter
Make
Ib-If
McMilla
Dalrymplec
a-Maye
Crandall
C-J.torre
O Green
Oklip’steinp
e-Klaus
LA Crescent, Minn
Matt Dillon
Dodge City
California
Midwest
KNXT
San Fran
UPI Telephoto Dodgers
Doerre’s
Doerre
Pearl St
la Crosse
Big Daddy Lipscomb
M.pg
Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
Standard
Tony Cloninger
Kojis
Sil
Sport Shop
Main St
Ziza
TJ MA
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