Koufax Pitches Dodgers To Shutout Victory
Sandy Koufax limited the St Louis Cardinals to four hits in a 4 0 win the Dodgers ace needed only 87 pitches to complete the shutout and extended his scoreless streak to a league leading 11th. The win kept Los Angeles three games ahead in the pennant race with eight games left for the Cardinals to catch up.
National League scoreboard and results brief
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 79 games under .591, St. Louis and San Francisco close behind. Tuesday results include Los Angeles routing St. Louis 4 0 and Philadelphia defeating New York 8 6, with Cincinnati topping Houston 4 3. Today's matchups feature San Francisco at Milwaukee and Chicago at Pittsburgh among others.
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Badgers and Wildcats Vie For Big Ten Opener
Wisconsin and Northwestern, both top ten in the national poll, open on Saturday with Western Michigan and Missouri. Northwestern relies on quarterback Tom Myers, while Wisconsin pursues a new leader after VanderKelen. Bruhn cites a stronger passing attack with Franck or Fenske and notes changes on both lines and backfield as the team fields 25 lettermen on offense and defense.
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Hayes Team Wins Intrasquad Cross Country Meet
In an intrasquad cross country meet, the Terry Hayes team defeated the John Trumpy team 26 to 30. Hayes runners led with Ron Mauermann first and Bruce Kading fifth, while Trumpy squad's top finish was Dave Lysser third. Coach Gay Steensrud announced the Madison West Invitational on Saturday for both A and B squads.
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Bank Sale Approved in Milwaukee Merger Deal
Polaris Corp. wins approval from directors of City Bank and Trust Co. to acquire Milwaukee's eighth largest bank with about 38 million dollars in resources. The two firms confirmed the deal and scheduled closing steps.
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Share Rolls 594 In Major League Bowling Night
Share blazed to a 594 in the Men's Major League topping the previous high of 566 while Mueller Goecks Marean also surpassed 569. Marean led Tuesday Nite Sr with 236 game honors, and Rufenacht rose to 564 in the Tuesday league. Team results show Mueller's 3-1 and Dorman’s Cheese 3-1 among others with various 1-3 records.
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Warobick Wins Wisconsin PGA Championship in Sudden Death
Lou Warobick of Milwaukee clinched the Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association title with a 4 under par 67 in the final round and defeated Randy Quick in a sudden death playoff on the first extra hole. Quick led after 36 holes at Tripoli Country Club with 139. Bull of Racine was third at 140, de la Torre fourth at 141.
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Rough Road Ahead For Champion Bays Says Former Packer
Former Green Bay linebacker Tom Bettis, now with the Chicago Bears, claims the Packers face a tough path as they defend their title. Bettis notes the Bears beat Green Bay 10 3 in the season opener and expects others to push the Packers hard in pursuit of a third straight world title. He also suggests the Bear defense contributed to the Packers appearing flat.
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Punt Contest Entries Sought By Monroe Sales Co
Boys aged eight to eleven may enter the Punt Pass and Kick contest registration at Monroe Sales Co. The local event, on Saturday October 12 at Monroe High School field, will be overseen by the Monroe High School coaching staff. Guardians must accompany registrants. This is the third annual contest.
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Sox Rally Past Red Sox 2-1 in Front of Sparse Crowd
Chicago White Sox recall farm players as Joe Cunningham delivers a two run two out double in the fifth to beat Boston 2-1. Hoyt Wilhelm finishes the seventh for the win as relief. Cubs split twin bill with Pittsburgh 3-1 and 4-3 with Bocccabella, Brock, Rodgers contributing in game one and Clendenon driving in the decisive run in game two.
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Koufax Shuts Out Cardinals to Stretch Dodgers Lead
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers pitched a four hit shutout against St Louis to widen Los Angeles NL lead to three games over the Cardinals. It was his 11th shutout, a major league record for a lefty. Johnny Callison of the Phillies blasted two homers and two singles in an 8 6 win over the Mets.
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Cassius Clay Threatens Liston over Title Fight Terms
Cassius Clay said that if Sonny Liston does not offer suitable terms for a title bout within three months the challenger will have to wait 20 years to fight him. The remark came as the No. 1 heavyweight contender spoke in Louisville.
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