Koufax Joins Feller With Triple No-Hitter Feat
Sandy Koufax, with a 30 victory over the Phillies, joined Bob Feller as the only pitchers with three no-hitters in modern baseball. Koufax said he corrected an early motion flaw and credited regaining his old rhythm as key. He struck out 12, raising his record to 6-4 and marking his 99th career win.
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Jim Gilliam
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Feller
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White Sox
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Dodgers edge Pirates 10 to 7 in late game
Kevin Davis earned the win for The Guy A. Wood Ins. and King City Federal Dodgers, fanning 9. Gardin led with 3 hits in 3 at bats while Moore homered and single for the Pirates. Teom The Shrine Club Senators crushed the Pep Drilling Co. Orioles 19 to 5 with Raymond Tucker winning and Kennedy, James, Tucker, and Jennings contributing multi hit games.
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Chappy Waters
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Koufax No Hits Phillies For Third Time In Career
Sandy Koufax pitched a no hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies in a 3-0 Dodgers win. He walked one batter, Rich Allen, and joined a small group with three no-hitters. Koufax discussed a misstep on a 3-2 pitch and credited study of his form for the adjustment. He struck out 10, marking fifth multiple 10-strikeout games.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
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Sandy Koufax
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Youth Day Golf At Indian Hills
Mt Vernon runs Youth Day at Indian Hills golf course offering free access for youths 18 and under each Monday from 8 am to noon. Free lessons by pro Charles Henry, known as Tuffy, will be held on June 8 15 and 29.
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Opti mist Little League Minor Schedule Release
The schedule for Opti mist Little League minor and ex minor games runs from Monday June 8 with matchups including Cardinals against Cubs Pirates against Dodgers Cards against Giants Cubs against Pirates Tigers against Yankees Senators against Orioles Tigers against Indians and Yanks against Senators. Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm to fight Floyd Patterson on July 5 per manager Walter Minskoff.
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Security Battles For 8-6 Victory In Season Opener
Security Bank rallied for five runs in the sixth inning to edge American Legion 8 6 at the Juvenile Division field in Kiwanis Khoury League. Terry Swan earned the win with four innings of relief while Mickey McDonald took the loss. American Legion's Jim Miller Greg Webb Terry Hilliard and Lee Mays collected hits in a 8 6 opening day tilt.
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Marvin Kendricks
Security
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Tom Durham
Jim Miller
Greg Webb
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Amvets
Register-News Wins On Pigg's Two-Hitter
Steve Pigg allowed only a first inning single and a fifth inning base hit as Jefferson Motors was shut out 8-0 by the Register-News in Junior Division action. Pigg earned the complete game win with 13 strikeouts, Wayne Grant fanning nine for the losers while Chris Dixon Eddie Page and Ronnie O Daniel each had two hits.
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Jefferson Motors
Register-News
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Mike Winappier
Larry Webb
Wayne Grant
Chris Dixon
Eddie Page
Ronnie O'Daniel
Carl Wilkey
YMCA
Western Auto
John Elliott Wins Flag Day Tourney at Don Hottensen
John Elliott won the Flag Day tournament with Don Hottensen in second place and Ron Robinson third while D Gutzler finished fourth. Shirley Stanley claimed the women's division championship.
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Indian Hills Golf Course
Don Hottensen
Ron Robinson
D. Gutzler
Shirley Stanley
Koufax recalls three no hitters and Cy Young year
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax, unshaven to appear tougher, says his latest no hitter ranks best of three. He notes past no hitters against the Mets in 1962 and the Giants last year, plus his 1963 Cy Young season with 25 wins, five losses, and two World Series wins over the Yankees.
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Junior Gilliam
Ron
Koufax
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Cy Young
New York Yankees
Ellsworth And Santa Beat Cards
Ellsworth, named the National League Comeback of the Year, bounced back from an early 2-4 start with five straight wins. He defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1 with six hits, aided by Ron Santo's two-run homer. The Cubs open a seven with the Braves in Milwaukee, while the Cardinals head to Cincinnati for a test with Hobbie or Broglio opposing Tsitouris.
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Chris Short
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Steve Blass
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Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bolin
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Ron Santo
Chicago
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Bob Gibson
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Leo Cardenas
Mike de la Haz
Denis Menke
Dick Farrell
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Bob Lillis
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
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Magee's 66 Leads Thunderbird Open
Magee shoots six under par 66 at Westchester Country Club and takes a one stroke lead in the Thunderbird Tournament. Phil Rodgers and Ken Venturi sit one behind after opening 67s. Magee, a Toronto pro, recalls hockey days after eye injury and a tough career path.
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Ken Venturi
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Northern Dancer Likely Belmont Favorite in 1964
Northern Dancer leads eight probables in the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct with 3 to 5 odds to complete the Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins. The field includes Hill Rise Quadrangle Roman Brother Brave Lad Shock and Determined Man with post time 3 45 p m EST CBS TV and CBS radio coverage. The Belmont purse totals 154 600 with 110 850 to the winner and 25 000 for second place.
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Carry Back
Northern Dancer
E. P. Taylor
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Canada
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Hill Rise
California
Paul Mellon
Louis E. Wolfson
Harbor View
John Galbreath
Darby Dan
George D. Widener
Herbert Allen
Galbreath
Chateaugay
CBS
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Roman Brother
Quadrangle
Marathon Ends In 14 Inning Tie At Mt Vernon Park
Mt Vernon and Olney Legion teams battled 14 innings, tied 3-3 at midnight. Lowell Lloyd and Rick Franklin pitched the full distance, with Lloyd fanning 16 and Franklin 15. Mt Vernon threatened in the 14th. Bill Cox triple attempt fell short. Olney led 3-2 before Don Wallace tied it with a rbi triple. Henry Cox Wallace Lloyd each had two hits for Mt Vernon. Mt Vernon to host Bridgeport Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
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Mt. Vernon
Olney
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Rick Franklin
Franklin White
Bill Cox
Lloyd
Tom Henry
Don Wallace
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Jim Corona
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Bridgeport
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Dick Brinkley
Skelton
Williams
Terrill Thomson Wins Trap Shoot at King City Gun Club
King City Gun Club hosted 18 shooters for a 50-bird handicap trap event. Terrill Thomson led with 46 birds broken. Five shooters tied for second with 45 each: Price Gray of Centralia, Ted and Dave Huggins of Pinckneyville, Dr Basso and Delbert Winn of Christopher. Third place was split between George Chwascinski of Beau coup and Fred Hanseman of Centralia with 44 each.
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Danville tops Wildcats 1 0 in quarterfinal no hitter risk
Danville edged Marion 1-0 as Ed Corbin allowed three hits in a masterful 12 1 1 season with 1 0 record. Jim Shotton hurled a no hitter through six innings before the unearned run in the first doomed Marion. Pekin beat Taft 3 2 and Niles West beat Rockford Boylan 4 2 to set semifinals.
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Associated Press
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