Koufax Night Missed by 24 Hours at Shea Stadium
Sandy Koufax delivered his third no hitter with the Dodgers in Philadelphia after a regular rotation start, while New York celebrated him with the Babe Ruth Award for World Series excellence. Brooklyn figure Jimmy Murphy recalled Koufax’s early basketball days and his wild arm as a prospect, signed by the Dodgers for about $20,000 in 1955 before the Brooklyn move to Los Angeles.
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New York
Sandy Koufax
Shea Stadium
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lefty
Sandy
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Koufax
Parade Grounds
Tomahawks
Lafayette High School
Babe Ruth
New York Baseball Writers
Tle
Jimmy Murphy
Murphy
University of Cincinnati
al Campanis
Los Angeles
Recreation Softball Results From Church Leagues and Dixie Youth
First Baptist beat Ridge Avenue 16-11 in Church B action as Becton Thrift and Parker led with multiple hits including a homer. Cooley Printers won 16-2 over Optimist A in Industrial League. Fontana hit a homer for the winners. Central forfeited to Parkview in Church A. Paper Makers beat Hawks 6-3 in West Monroe. Church of God routed Temple Baptist 17-1. Faith edged Emmanuel 12-5 in Church League. ABC Finance beat Central Bank 9-8 in 10 innings. Coca Cola won 13-10 over A&C Finance. Ryan Chevrolet defeated Ouachita Federal 7-3 as Martin and Arrant homered. Cloverleaf Dairy crushed Monroe Concrete 19-1. Dixie Boys: Ouachita Federal vs Paper Workers Saturday. Ryan Chevrolet vs Clover Leaf Dairy Sunday. First National Bank beat Glenn Barnes’ West Monroe 11-7 in Dixie Youth. West Monroe Trucking edged Foremost Dairies 7-6. Paper and Heard 14-1. KUZN won 1-0 over Monroe Building and Loan in Dixie Youth.
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First Baptist
Ridge Avenue
Becton
Thrift
Parker
Smith
Harris
Bass
D. Mobley
Garlington
Fulton
Cooley Printers
Optimist A
Walter Fous
Jarret Johnson
Mike Burroughs
Mickey Fontana
Fontana
Cooley
Willis Smith
Gary Futch
Fred Prince
J. P Mosely
P.M.C
Jaycees
J. Bruscato
S. Fontana
B. Burroughs
Sam Lacara
A. J. Corrent
V. Dispena
Lapietra
Fishman
Bates
Church of God
Temple Baptist
R. Anderson
D. Anderson
H. Beaube
McLeland
Sills
Beach
Burroughs
Faith
Emmanuel
Neatherland
Gossett
Dean
Wiggins
Fletcher
Walker
Jackie Hollis
Culp
Foremost
Foremost Dairies
Trucking
David Thompson
Sammy Liggin
Burrows
Thrasher
Pulp and Paper
Heard and Son
West Monroe
Johnny Pace
Eddie Herbert
Curtis Brister
Johnny McDowell
Johnny Johnston
Lou Heard
KUZN
Monroe Building and Loan
Dixie
Dean Chapman
David Hendricks
Eugene Willis
James Cooper
Butch Hattaway
David Gorman
Monroe
Ridg & Ln
Milam
Banks
Hendricks
Foote
Ross
Dixie League game ends with Ryan Chevrolet rout of First Fidelity
Dixie League Friday night. Ryan Chevrolet beat First Fidelity 13 to 5. Morris and Moore each had three hits to pace Ryan Chevrolet, while Billy McCarty homered for First Fidelity. Final line score lists Ryan Chev 13, First Fidelity 5. Kemp and Warner contributed for LB.
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Ryan Chevrolet
First Fidelity
Morris
Moore
Billy McCarty
Ryan Chev
Kemp
Warner
Pflugerville High Football Eyes Comeback After Record Streak
Pflugerville, Texas residents and school supporters discuss a potential return to form after the football team, once riding a national scholastic record of 55 straight victories, faced a downturn last year. Local fans cling to hopes of a strong season ahead.
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Pflugerville, Tex
Pflugerville
Little League profits fuel Friday night action in Southside league
In Southside Little League play, Easy Finance beat Piggly Wiggly 8-1 while Spats Drugs and A&C Music won in Minor League action. Dew Music routed Lions Club 14-2 and Monroe Police defeated Van Trow Olds 16-6 as Pflugerville’s long streaks and Kuempel coached teams highlighted regional standings.
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Friendly Finance
Twin City Printing
Eddie Floyd
iFriendly Finance
Ken Johnson
Robert Powell
Glen Poindexter
Rickey Chamblis
Dew Music
Lions Club
Southside
Raymond Bridges
Ronnie Hobbs
Perot
Mike Collins
Monroe
Douglas Thompson
Harvey Gibson
Eugene Gizer
Monroe Police
van Trow Olds
Northside
Bobby Riddle
van Trow
Porter
Whitlow
Forsythe Curb Market
Battagilla
Daigle
Collins
Spats Drugs
Forsythe
Herlevic
Phelps
Gentry
Walker
A&c Music
Louisiana Machinery
Eastside Park
Machinery
WB Mathews
Luffey
Hawthorn
McCarty
Easy Finance
Piggly Wiggly
Jarnagin
Pate
Geter
Carlisle
Fields
Streeter
Donkey Softball Game Slated In Chatham Tonight
The Chatham Lions Club sponsors a donkey softball game at Chatham High School tonight at 7 30. Tickets cost 60 cents for adults and 35 cents for children under twelve in advance. at the gate 75 and 50 cents. Proceeds go toward a tennis court and other community projects.
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Chatham
Chatham Lions Club
Chatham High School
Solunar Periods Show Major and Minor Activity Timings
The solunar chart lists major periods starting at specific times, each lasting around one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter. The text notes major periods, minor periods, and day names in sequence.
Gary Player Brightens Black Or White Golf Attire
Gary Player, the South African golf ace, sticks to cheerful black or white costumes and optimistic quotes. Arnold Palmer funds prize offerings and the US Amateur updates two round minimums for 36 hole qualifiers at Cleveland Canterbury Club September 14 to 19. Al Oerter sharpens for a third Olympic gold with a 206 ft 6 in mark at a New York club meet. Bulova phototimers to aid five Olympic team trials in New York and California. Dartmouth groomed harness racer at Princeton grad Frederick Van Lennep’s Derby prep. Northern Dancer second choice then favored as Belmont potential Triple Crown hopeful in a 1948-anchored betting frame.
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Rye
N.Y
UPL
Gary Player
Cleveland
Cantebury Golf Club
al Oerter
New York
Oerter
Melbourne
Rome
Bulova
California
Princeton
Dartmouth
Frederick L. van Lennep
van Lennep
Northern Dancer
Citation
Lema shoots 67 to grab Thunderbird lead in second round
Tony Lema fired a five under 67 to surge to a two stroke advantage at 135 after 36 holes in the Thunderbird Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trailed, with Souchak and Venturi two behind.
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N.Y
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
San Leandro
Calif
Mike Souchak
Ken Venturi
Westchester Country Club
Paris
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Jay Dolan Iit
Kel Nagle
Boros
Jerry Magee
Bob Duden
Tommy Jacobs
Dick Crawford
Bob Goalby
Rye
Ieaders
Westchester
Bob Nichols
Jerry Mager
Dion Crawford
Julius Boros
Joe Carr
Dan Sikes
Bob Rosbur
Dave Marr
Don January
Jack Rule
Bill Collins
Juan Rodriguez
George Bayer
Lionel Hebert
Miller Barber
Gordon Jones
Tommy Bolt
Joe Campbell
Bob Charles
Gene Littler
Tal Dave Ragan
Billy Dunk
Jerry Steelsmith
Northeast State Suffers Losses In NAIA Meet
In Kansas City AP report, Northeast State singles and doubles entrants fall as Gabino Palafox of Corpus Christi defeats Bob Owen 4-6 6-1 6-2. Owen and Embanato lose 6-1 8-6 to Muench and Riggs of Pan American. Southeastern Oklahoma State withdraws, citing weather and work commitments.
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Clarence Dyer
R. V. Darling
Southeastern
Ike Groce
Groce
Steve Roemer
Northeast State
Bob Owen
Gabino Palafox
Corpus Christi
Palafox
Dennis Ralston
Owen
Buddy Embanato
Tom Muench
Larry Riggs
Pan American
Fred Hansen beats Pennel vault mark at 17 feet 1 inch
Houston AP Rice athlete Fred Hansen set a world record pole vault of 17 feet 1 inch in the U S Track and Field Federation District meet. He cleared 15, 15-6, 16-12 before reaching the 17-1, surpassing John Pennel’s 17-3.
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Houston
Fred Hansen
Rice
John Pennel
Hansen
Penne
VFW Shut-Out By Mel Rouge Dixie Seniors
Mel Rouge led a Dixie Senior 90 victory over VFW here Friday night. Jack McCormick had two hits in four. Roger Johnston had two hits in two at bats for VFW. Jesse Uptierove and Ladell Murphy combined on the winning mound. Gary and Kary MelIntire were the losing battery. A Sheriff Department versus Bonita game was rained out and set for Wednesday.
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Bastrop
Mel Rouge
Dixie
Jack McCormick
Roger Johnston
Jesse Uptierove
Ladell Murphy
Gary
Kary MelIntire
Sheriff Department
Bonita
Met Rouge
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Roberts
Johnson
R. Shiver
Stout and Hammacker
Dixie Youth
Richard Martin
Randy Cole
Pace Ryan Chevrolet
Ouachita Federal
Martin
James Arrant
Ouachita
Ryan
WB — Martin
Arrant
Charles Lenard
Richard Seale
Cloverleaf Dairy
Danny Rhodes
Ray Burrnett
Cloverleaf
Okyrocket
Carrero
Ouachita Bank
Taylor
Holland
Charles Kuempel
Hub Kuempel
Kuempers
John Alden Knight
Dodger
Philadelphia Phillies
the Sports Patrol
U.S. Golf Association
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Bill Casper
Lema
Casper
Charlie Sifford
Paul Harney
Anna Mary Fuller
Employer’s Life Ins. Co of America
NAIA
Pennel
VFW
Louisiana
Lawn Boy
Uy Way
Allen's Small Engine Service
Bargiel Hardware
EL Dorado, Ark
Boyette
Morgan
Boynton Hardware
Brown Garden Tractor Company
Byrd Tire Company
Coleman Hardware
OLLA
Earl's Lawn Mower Service
Firestone Home & Auto Supply
West
Gilmore
Fort Necessity
Hailes Hardware
McDuff-Harris Furniture Company
Winnsboro
Magneto Sales & Service
EL Doraro, Ark
Marlette Home & Auto Supply
Lake Providence
Medlin Hardware
Marion Milam Wholesale Grocery
Winnfield John O. Nelson Oil Company
Newcomer Tire Service
Newellton Hatchery
Newellton
Plaza TV & Music Center
Rain's Tire & Supply
St. Joseph Grain & Elevator
ST. Joseph Terry Hardware
Harrisonburg
Western Auto Store
Columbia
Ferriday
William Timmons
EL Dorado
Ark
Howard Griffin, Inc
Grand—Monroe