Davis Ninth Inning Homer Gives Dodgers 1 0 Victory
Tommy Davis hit a one out homer in the bottom of the ninth off Bob Gibson to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 1 0 win over St Louis and extend their NL lead to 1 1/2 games. Koufax allowed five singles and struck out nine in a nine inning gem. Hank Aaron added a grand slam for Milwaukee and Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh in two. Minnesota beat Kansas City to close within 1 1/2 games in the AL standings.
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Kansas to receive 4 Million Aid For State Game funds in 1963
Preliminary figures from the Secretary of the Interior show Kansas eligible for 45000 in federal aid for fisheries and 199000 for game work in the 1963 fiscal year. Total federal aid to states for fish and wildlife projects amounts to 12350000 with distribution based on license sales and land area.
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Jockey Baeza Wins Four Races at Belmont Park
Panamanian rider Braulio Baeza won four races at Belmont Park on Monday. He captured the National Stallion Stake for fillies aboard Affectionately, who remains unbeaten for the 2-year-old filly title, after paying $2.30. He also won with Silver Service, Breezy Lane, and Boston Tea Party in other events.
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A's 6 Game Streak Ends in Narrow Defeat
The Kansas City Athletics saw their six game win streak end as the Minnesota Twins beat them 9-4. Tom Davis hit a ninth inning homer for the Dodgers to edge the St. Louis Cardinals 1-0 as Bob Gibson struggled late. Sandy Koufax earned his 10th win despite allowing five singles.
Golf Rule Change Allows Relief From Ground Under Repair
A golfer who drops a ball from ground under repair and it rolls into a bunker may relief without penalty. The rule clarifies improper play and provides penalty-free relief when the ball deflects into a bunker during the drop.
Glenn Swengros Named to President's Council Post
Glenn Swengros of Topeka will depart July 5 to become director of the program development for the President's Council of Youth Fitness in Washington DC. He has served two years in the Kansas state department of public instruction and previously led elementary physical education in Kansas City Kansas. He is a 1958 graduate of Kansas University and played football there.
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Nichols fires record 68 in Newtown Square pro-am
Bobby Nichols 26 from Texas, nicknamed the Louisville Slugger, posted a 35-33-68 at Aronimink Golf Club as top pros tested the next month's PGA site. Marty Furgol also shot 68 to finish one under Ted Turner’s 1936 Open mark, while Nichols praised Aronimink’s length and Nicklaus’s Open theory.
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Fishing Activity Gains Pace Across State and County Lakes
State and county lakes in Douglas Jefferson Leavenworth and Shawnee counties saw improved fishing last week per game protector Ed die Bond of Lecompton. Lake Shawnee yielded diverse catches including a 61 pound flathead by John Samuel of Manhattan and a 64 pound black bass by Bill Jennings of Topeka.
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Aaron belts long grand slam in Braves 7 Mets win
Hank Aaron capped a tape measure grand slam in the third inning as the Braves beat the Mets 7-1. Aaron, in strong hitting form at .325 with two grand slams in four days, noted LT might have hit one farther. It was the second ever homer to reach Paolo Grounds left-center bleachers.
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Angels Move Closer in Pennant Race with Wagner’s Power
Los Angeles Angels surge in the American League as Leon Wagner fuels the charge after a 1961 midseason pickup. Wagner belted three homers last week to lead the circuit with 18, driving in four runs and sharing RBI honors.
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Diamond Data Today's Games
Schedule lists multiple MLB matchups including Boston at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Minnesota at Chicago Los Angeles at Kansas City Washington at Detroit and several doubleheaders and late games. Other games include St Louis at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at New York with notes on twins and night games.
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