Koufax Blanks Colts To Boost Record To Nine And Three
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax improved to 9-3 with a 3-0 shutout of Houston on three hits. He struck out 10, lowering his ERA to 1.77 and pushing Los Angeles ahead by a small margin in the NL pennant race. Other outcomes included Willie Mays homering for the Giants in a 2-1 win over the Cubs and the Cardinals defeating Philadelphia 7-3.
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Sandy Koufax
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
Jim Perry
Jim Kaat
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Yankees
Bill Kunkel
Robinson
Joe Pepitone
Steve Barber
Dick Hall
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Detroit
Tigers
al Kaline
Frank Malzone
Boston
Washington
Dick Stuart
Bernie Allens Bat Spills Kansas City in Twins Win
Bernie Allen drove in three runs with two home runs and a single as the Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City A’s 6-3. Vic Power and Bob Allison also contributed in Minnesota’s 13 hit attack, with Jim Perry getting the win in relief of Jim Kaat.
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Bernie Allen
Kansas City
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Allen
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Power
Allison
Chuck Essegian
Essegian
Bill Fischer
A’s
Doc Edwards
Gino Cimoli
Jim Perry
Jim Kaat
Lures that Changed Fishing Tares and Tactics
The article traces how new artificial lures like feathered jigs, black pork eel, and plastic worms sparked fishing revolutions across lakes such as Lake Norfolk Bull Shoals and Lake of the Woods. It notes veteran anglers' skepticism followed by successful adoption by beginners and pros, with a final nod to the yellow skworm n jig on Lake of the Woods.
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Lake Norfolk
Bull Shoals
Lake of the Ozarks
Lead Hill
Lake Bull Shoals
Lake of the Woods
Nestor Falls
Ontario
Canada
Broglio Dominates Phils as Cardinals Defeat them 7-3
Ernie Broglio pitched six innings, allowing six hits and striking out nine, as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 7-3 to run his record to seven wins against two losses. Roy Sievers Earl Averill and Gene Oliver homered for the Cardinals while Curt Flood Charley James George Altman Julian Javier and Bernie Allen contributed key runs. In Minneapolis the Twins routed the Athletics 6-3 behind 13 hits and Moe Drabowsky’s first start with Kansas City.
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Mays
Felipe Alou
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Cubs
O'Dell
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago
Ellsworth
Cardinals
Phillies
Roy Sievers
Charley James
George Altman
Julian Javier
Gene Oliver
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Sievers
Earl Averill
Chris Short
Cardenas
Reds
Coleman
Pirates
Tsitouris
Don Cardwell
Broglio
Philadelphia Phillies
Cardinal
Minneapolis
Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Johnny Keane
Philadelphia
Curt Flood
James
Three Shooters Tie 25 Targets in Cedar Hill Club Shoot
Three shooters each broke 25 targets at Cedar Hill Gun Club weekly event. Charles Vaughn Jim Jungmann and Paul Nieder led with 25. Fred Farrier Dale Paxton and Tom Kincaid each had 24, Jim Wilson Max Nieder Tom Robb and John Thomas had 23. Thirty-three competed. Paxton started 1 miss then 24 straight. Farrier had 24 straight then a miss. Five new shooters were on ban. team placements remain open.
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Cedar Hill
Charles Vaughn
Jim Jungmann
Paul Nieder
Fred Farrier
Dale Paxton
Tom Kincaid
Jim Wilson
Max Nieder
Tom Robb
John Thomas
Paxton
Farrier
Fishing Fair in Kansas Streams Reported by State Agency
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports a generally fair to good fishing week across the state. Water bodies in Shawnee, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Miami and other counties show fair to good catches of black bass, crappie, sunfish, and bluegill with some lakes rated poor for several species.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Shawnee County
Hone Star
Atchison County
Brown County State Lake
Mission Lake
Miami County
Paola City
Gardner City
Olathe City
Wyandotte
Leavenworth County
Herington Lake
Council Grove Lake
Marais Dex Cygnes
Chase County
Hanna rallies in close win to reach tourney round
In Topeka AP report, Kansas State Men's Golf Championship results show Duke Jones defeating Bob Dare 1 up, Tex Jones over Gary Heath 4 and 2, Ron Schmedemann over Monte Kaser 3 and 2, Nick Stevens over Virgil Parker 2 and 1, Bill Anderson over Jim Colbert 2 up, Ralph Bevans over Andy Nusbaum 4 and 2, John Begert over Clayton Kline 2 up, and John Hanna defeating Richard Wohleymuth 5 and 4 in championship flight matches.
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Topeka
Duke Jones
Wichita
Bob Dare
Wellington
Tex Jones
Gary Heath
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Monte Kaser
Nick Stevens
Virgil Parker
Bill Anderson
Jim Colbert
Ralph Bevans
Andy Nusbaum
Salina
John Begert
Clayton Kline
John Hanna
Lawrence
Richard Wohleymuth
Three Tigers Named to 1963 All America Baseball Coaches Team
AP reports Dave Harvey of Missouri was chosen as third baseman on the second team of the 1963 All America selections by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches.
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Omaha
Dave Harvey
Missouri
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
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