Koufax Ties Major Wins In Dodgers Narrow Win Over Braves
Sandy Koufax became the majors winningest pitcher with his Mth victory as the Dodgers edged Atlanta 2 1 at Atlanta Stadium. Willie Davis delivered a ninth inning run scoring double after Parker and Wills produced earlier runs. Hank Aaron and Maury Wills sparked both teams with key hits in a tight four game series crowd exceeding 12000 with 300 tickets left unsold.
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Giants Complete 10-0 Win Over Reds in Heat
Gaylord Perry pitched five perfect innings as the San Francisco Giants halted Cincinnati’s eight game streak with a 10-0 victory in 94 degree heat. Perry retired the first 15 Reds before Chico Ruiz’s sixth inning single, with Vada Pinson adding the only other hit off him in the seventh.
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Raines Wins Snyder Tourney Narrow Final Putt
Raines captures Snyder Tourney victory with a clutch final hole to beat Gary Davis of Hig Lake after a tight lead change. Bill Wood of Fort Worth also contends, while Panes and others finish among the top places in this year’s event.
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Gottschall Wins Lubbock Open Men’s Singles Title
Jon Gottschall, ex Texas Tech player now in Lubbock, beat Warren Craig of Abilene 3-6 6-1 2 for the men’s singles crown in the Lubbock Open. Bengie Daniel and David Bowers captured the doubles title, defeating Geyman Wheatley 5-6 8-6 6-1. Other winners included Nanes Neeld in women’s singles and multiple doubles and veterans divisions.
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Yankees sweep doubleheader with 2-0 win over Chicago
Tom Tresh delivered a two run homer and two key singles as the New York Yankees blanked Chicago 2-0 behind Fritz Peterson after a 7-2 opening win. Fred Talbot drove in a run with a single and Maris hit a three run homer for the nightcap.
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Colavito Leads Indians in 14 3 Win Over KC
Colavito hit a seventh inning homer for the Indians who exploded for seven runs in the sixth to beat Kansas City 14 3 in the doubleheader split. Davalillo Salmon and Wagner contributed key hits as Cleveland pulled away late, with Duckworth briefly on the mound before Terry finishes. The A's edged Oakland 4 2 in the opener, wrapping a 3 1 run four game series for them.
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Castles Secures Net Tourney Victory in Close Finish
Castles defeats Deaton in a weekend golf match at the nine and eighteen holes. The players tied after 18 holes before Castles edged Deaton on the back nine. Castles, a University of Heustaun student, leads the rise with a 46 score on the final nine while Denton attends Oxlsharma State with a scholarship.
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Famed Drivers Compete In Rear-Engine Ford Showdown
The article lists drivers from multiple states racing in rear-engine Ford roadsters, noting A J Foyt of Houston recovering from Milwaukee burns and others like Doon Branson and Arnie Jetter among top finishers. Several names and places appear in a scattered results recap from a SAC Championship event and related contests.
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Casper Gallery: Casper Wins with Late Birdie Burst
Casper sealed victory at the coast event with a 69 72 72 70 for a total 283, edging Kermit Zarley and Tommy Aaron who tied for third after strong final rounds. Zarley and Aaron challenged late before Casper forged ahead with a 60-foot birdie at 67 and a late birdie putt on 66.
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Twins Rally Twice To Beat Tigers In Detroit Twinbill
The Minnesota Twins exploded for five runs in each game securing 7-3 and 7-1 victories over the Detroit Tigers. Jim Perry allowed three Tiger hits in the nightcap and coasted home after a five-run third inning. The losses widened Detroit’s deficit to three games behind AL leader Baltimore.
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Lovington Golf Victory Sparks Partnerships Tourney
Smith and Ellis won Lovington Country Club's partnership tourney by two strokes finishing 183. Peden and Addison tied for second with Archie Nowell and Cameron Roach after a playoff. Crocker praised players for using electric carts and keeping them properly parked.
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Lil E Stoner Dies In Enid Oklahoma Former Major Leaguer
Lil E Stoner 67 longtime major league pitcher died Saturday in Enid Oklahoma hospital after a six day stay. A Bowie Texas native he started playing at 15 with Fort Worth teams and entered the pros with Oklahoma City in 1919. He pitched three years before joining the Detroit Tigers under Ty Cobb later played for the Pirates Phillies and Texas League before retiring in 1957.
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