Koufax Battles For Second Straight No-Hitter Attempt
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dominates Cincinnati for four innings before Deron Johnson homers ending the bid. Koufax gains his 100th victory as Roseboro and Tracewski help spark a 2-1 win. Other scores note Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Detroit victories.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Koufax
Deron Johnson
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Tommy Davis
KU Athletic Department Run Like a Boardroom
The KU Athletic Department is described as a corporation led by athletic director Wade Stinson with a 20 member Athletic Board including three students and six alumni. Budget decisions pass through committees to Chancellor Wescoe and the Board of Regents, with rising costs prompting tighter spending and a push for more scholarships funded by donations rather than state funds. The piece notes full rides for athletes include tuition books room board and $15 a month, stressing the gap between athletic costs and scholastic funding.
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Wade Stinson
Kansas University
KU Athletic Department
Stinson
Athletic Board
Alumi
Charles Oldfather
Kansas
Wescoe
Athletic Department
Shea Stadium Opens as Queens Hosts Largest One Day Crowd
A 48,736 paid crowd at Shea Stadium watched Pittsburgh defeat the Mets in the opener. Nearby at Aqueduct, 31,430 fans attended the day’s horse racing events.
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New York
Queens County
Shea Stadium
Pittsburgh
Mets
Aqueuet
Finley Signs His Catfish in Fight For Bonus Babies
Charles Finley buys Catfish Hunter for 75000 dollars and signs 18 year old Hert ford pitcher amid a wave of early trades as clubs recruit top young prospects. The A's also acquire Blue Moon Odum and other bonus hopefuls as MLB clubs push toward 100000 signings after college graduations. The Indians pay 60000 for Ralph Gagliano with major clubs chasing the younger Gagliano brothers. Twins sign Eddie Hill and Mickey Haren in the 10000 to 20000 range. Mets sign Gary Haverly Francis Raley Ron Taylor and James Bethke.
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Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
N.C
Finley
A’s
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon
Perquimans County
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
Minnesota Twins
Eddie Hill
Bristol
Tenn
Mickey Haren
Twin Valley
Minn
New York Mets
Gary Haverly
Pittsburg State
Miller
Wake Forest
Francis Raley
Baltimore Junior College
Ron Taylor
University of Houston
James Bethke
Kansas City
Giants Rookies Sweep Major League Awards
Five Giants players earned rookie honors in their debut seasons Willie Mays 1951 Jack Sanford 1957 Orlando Cepeda 1958 Willie McCovey 1959 and Harvey Kuenn as Tigers shortstop 1963.
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SAN Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Jack Sanford
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tiger
Eastern Europe prioritizes group fitness over school sports
Bob Cousy says Europe lacks organized school sports while Americans stress youth fitness. He led an American basketball delegation that went 21-0 on a five week tour through Poland Romania Yugoslavia and Egypt. He notes players grow late and Olympics differ from professional status.
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Bob Cousy
Europe
Bill Russell
K. C. Jones
Tommy Heinsohn
Tom Gola
Bob Pettit
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Red Auerbach
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Cousy
America
Dodgers Use 13 Players To Sweep Yankees In World Series
The Dodgers employed 13 players to defeat the Yankees in four straight games, clinching the 1963 World Series on the road.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees
King Raps Three as A's Edge Senators 5-4 in DC
Jim King belted three home runs and Don Zimmer added a solo shot as Kansas City outslug Washington 5-4. Moe Drabowsky earned the win with two relief innings, while Jim Duckworth took the loss. Ed Charles gave KC a 1-0 lead. Colavito and Alusik supplied key hits in the eighth.
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Hal Brown
Alou
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Dave Roberts
Colts
Tony Cloninger
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Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
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Wagner
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Joe Azcue
Dick Howser
Chance
Angels
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Don Demeter
Tigers
Twins
Norm Cash
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Larry Sherry
George Alusick
Zimmer
John Wyatt
Jim Duckworth
Claude Osteen
Cards
Giants
Ray Sadecki
Juan Marichal
John O’donoghue
Dan Pfister
Tom Cheney
Les Narma
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights From The Week
Major league leaders and teams with records are listed alongside recent results and upcoming games. Notable matchups include Milwaukee versus Houston and St Louis versus San Francisco with rain delaying play. Separate leagues show current standings and tonight twin bill schedules across American and National leagues.
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Cincinnati
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Wouston
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Rain postpones final round of Dr. H. T. Jones Invitational
Lawrence Country Club suspends the 10th annual Dr. H. T. Jones Invitational after rain delays the championship bracket. 102 golfers entered 36 holes, with first 18 completed earlier. Medallist Ernie Weber of Topeka and Gene Elston both shot par 72.
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Lawrence Country Club
Uled
LCC
Wilbur Norton
Ernie Weber
Topeka
Gene Elston
Kansas University
John Begert
John Hanna
Lawrence
John Wooden
al Hack
Gene Riling
Mike Krone
Ron Szyc
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Kansas City to Host 1965 Kansas Men's Amateur Golf Play
The Kansas Amateur Golf Association announced that Kansas City will host the 1965 Kansas Men's State Amateur Golf Tournament at Milburn Country Club. This marks the city's first time hosting the event, while the 1964 tournament opens Tuesday in Wichita.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Milburn Country Club
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