Koufax Fires No-Hitter Against Phillies 3-0
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax pitched his third career no hitter, a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. He came within one pitch of perfection as Richie Allen fouled a 3-2 ball down the line in the fourth. Koufax added a three-run homer by Frank Howard later, and the Dodgers moved atop the NL.
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Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Richie Allen
Sandy
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Major League Baseball Standings and Results
American League standings show Baltimore and Chicago tied atop with 30 wins each, Cleveland 23, New York and Minnesota 23, Boston 22, Detroit 18, Washington 20, Los Angeles 19, Kansas City 15. Thursday results New York 9 Minnesota 7 Chicago 5 Cleveland 1. Several games postponed by rain. National League race led by Philadelphia 27 16, San Francisco 27, St. Louis 26, Pittsburgh 25, Milwaukee 24, Cincinnati 22, Chicago 21, Los Angeles 22, Houston 22, New York 15. Night games included Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 0. St. Louis 1 Cincinnati 6.
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Koufax
Koofoo
Ken Johnson
Houston
Cincinnati
Sandy
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago
Cardinals
Mets
Yankee
Minnesota
White Sox
Indians
Baltimore
Kansas City
United Press International
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Los
Ang
National League Commet
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Fran
Phila
Signings and Moves Across Pro Football and Racing
Fullback Gene Young and quarterback Dan Henning, both free agents, signed with the San Diego Chargers. Billy Shaw and Mike Stratan signed 1964 contracts with the Buffalo Bills. Gr a nit and Guzhok, Russian horses, will race in Yonkers June 25 Trans oceanic Trot. Paul Toth of the Cubs was optioned to Salt Lake City to make roster room for Len Gabrielson.
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Chargers
San Diego
Calif
Gene Young
Nebraska
Dan Henning
William and Mary
San Diego Chargers
Tursday
U.S. Yonkers
BILLS
Buffalo, N.Y
Billy Shaw
Mike Stratan
Buffalo Bills
CUBS
Toth
Chicago
Paul Toth
Chicago Cubs
Salt Lake City
Len Gabrielson
Jets ink three players from diverse backgrounds
The New York Jets signed Alphonso Lawson from Delaware State, Jay Lusteg from Jamaica New York, and John Chandler from Massillon Ohio after an open tryout held May 23. Lawson played college football at Delaware State, Lusteg was a former Connecticut freshman, and Chandler taught in Massillon.
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Jets Ink
NEW York
Alphonso Lawson
Delaware State
Jay Lusteg
Jamaica
N.Y
Connecticut
John Chandler
Massillon
Ohio
New York Jets
Jets
Memorial Day Ceremony at Memory Hill and Fairview Cemeteries
The Frank Courtney American Legion Post No 22 held a Memorial Day service to honor deceased veterans. Color bearers were George Baxley and Billy L. Miller. Firing squad members included Ancil Tryon David P. Milligan Clarence McCombs Jack White Richard White and Joshua Agnes with Max Eddington as acting sergeant at arms. Acting commander Wilbur Wright and chaplain Rymon McDonald led the event near the American Legion Monument. Mike Hemmerling played Taps. Chaplain McDonald delivered the closing prayer and benediction. Submitted by James F Hinman Sr acting Historian.
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Frank Courtney
American Legion
Memory Hill
Old German Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery
George Baxley
Billy L. Miller
Ancil Tryon
David P. Milligan
Clarence McCombs
Jack White
Richard White
Joshua Agnes
Max Eddington
Wilbur Wright
Rymon McDonald
Mike Hemmerling
McDonald
James F. Hinman, Sr
Babe Ruth Results and Local Standings Report
Thursday scores show Crane 5 Bloomfield 0 with Ricky Anderson the winning pitcher. L and M 6 Eastern 3 with Andy Denny winning pitcher. Shakamak 37 Switz City 2 with McClanahan the winning pitcher. Standings list L and M 0 Crane 1 0 Eastern 1 3 Shakamak 1 Bloomfield 0 32 Switz City 0 2. Vodka consumption in the United States rose from 35,370 gallons 25 years ago to 24,606,000 gallons in 1963 and is projected to exceed 26,451,000 gallons in 1964, per the Vodka Information Bureau.
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Crane
Bloomfield
Ricky Anderson
New York
United States
Vodka Information Bureau
Snead to Try Pendulum Putter for Open Triumph Bid
Sam Snead, 52, plans to use a pendulum putter in the Open to end a 30-inch miss that haunted him in 1947. He shot 71 in round one of Thunderbird and says the club helps short putts and keeps the swing straight, with two putters carried as he adheres to the 14 club limit.
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N.Y
Sammy Snead
Snead
Lew Wersham
Sam
Bob Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
Chuck Rotar
Victorville
Calif
Bob Dusden
Portland
Ore
Greenbrier
Indiana Second Commencement Weekend Takes Shape
Indiana's second weekend of college ceremonies features Notre Dame services Sunday and Indiana University Monday, with 1,430 Notre Dame degrees and 1,242 Ball State graduates among others. Rose Polytechnic and St Mary’s College hold Saturday commencements. many speakers include Dr John R Emens and Dr A Dale Fiers.
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University of Notre Dame
Indiana University
Grace Theological Seminary
Winona Lake
David McKenna
Spring Arbor
Mich
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First Brethren Church
Wooster
Ohio
Valparaiso Technical Institute
Christian Theologocial
Frederick P. Loman
Welborn Baptist Hospital
Evansville
Oakland City
Rose Polytechnic Institute
St. Mary's College of Notre Dame
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Notre Dame
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Mann
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Santiago
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Mexico City
John §. Gleason, Jr
Veterans Administration
Hammond
Timothy P. Galvin
Ball State
Ball State College
Munele
Butler University
Indianapolis
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
US cities with archdioceses over one million Catholics
The 1964 Official Catholic Directory lists seven U S cities with archdioceses above one million Catholics each: Chicago New York Boston Los Angeles Newark Detroit and Philadelphia. Brooklyn is cited as the largest diocese with 1 576 073 Catholics. Indiana college names and Indiana University commencement details follow, noting 5350 degrees and speakers including Gen David M Shoup.
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U.S
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
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Detroit
Philadelphia
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N.Y
Take Care When Storing Clothes
Chicago guidance from the American Institute of Laundering stresses clean, well repaired garments for storage to prevent color loss and fiber deterioration. It warns that worn looking items require laundering to remove hidden dirt, and notes moth risks, proper packing, and ventilation for coats suits and blankets.
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Chicago
American Institute of Laundering
The
Institute
History argues against state backed religion in schools
University historian Dr. Franklin H. Littell argues that government support for religion in public life shrinks church involvement. He cites France Italy Sweden and Denmark showing low active membership under state churches, and notes colonial America also faced religious alienation with low church affiliation around the Revolution.
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Franklin H. Littell
Littell
Chicago Theological Seminary
France
Italy
Milan
Sweden
Denmark
England
Rhode Island
Iron Man McGinnity Wins Doubleheaders in August 1903
Joe McGinnity pitched and won both games of a doubleheader three times in August 1903 for the New York Giants.
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Iron Man
New York
Joe
Iron Man) McGinnity
New York Giants
Diplomat Ghezzi Coached Guatemala Golf Team
Vic Ghezzi, 1941 PGA champion, coached Guatemala's golf team at the 1950 Central American and Caribbean Games. He received State Department recognition for his golf diplomacy during the event. Rembrandt Peale painted 118 portraits of Washington.
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New York
Wph
Vic Ghezzi
Guatemala
State Department
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