Koufax Sizzles as Dodgers Triumph While Roseboro Is Injured
Sandy Koufax dominated San Francisco with a 2-0 shutout as the Dodgers stayed in the pennant chase. Roseboro left with a nonfatal palm injury after a fast pitch, while the Giants slid from the NL lead. Moose Skowron and Willie Stargell powered big nights for their clubs, and Philadelphia and St. Louis posted wins to tighten the standings.
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Ace Grocers fall to Register-News in 3-0 win
Register-News halted unbeaten loop leader Ace Grocers 3-0 behind John Ramsey who pitched a complete game with one hit, six strikeouts and two runs scoring for the victors in a Khoury League contest at 15th and Herbert. Ellis defeated UCT 6-2 in Juvenile action as Rainey earned the win.
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Koufax Extends Shutout Streak Against Giants
Sandy Koufax improved to six shutouts this season by blanking the San Francisco Giants 2-0. The Dodgers left-hander, aiming to win, dismissed revenge thoughts and focused on beating a club he has repeatedly faced in dramatic fashion this year. The win moved Los Angeles further in the NL race and continued a pattern of strong performances against San Francisco.
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Clete Boyer Becomes Key Yankee Hitter in 1960s Rise
Clete Boyer of the New York Yankees, famed for his glove, has emerged as a dangerous hitter. Once a .242/.224 rookie, the Missouri native boosted to .316 as a regular, ranking fifth in the league. He credits self-preservation and urgent hitting improvement as the path to remaining in pinstripes.
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Cardins Top Dodgers 16 7 As McGuire Loses
Mt Vernon Cardin team defeated Guy A Wood Insurance Dodgers 16 to 7. Randy Arnett earned the win, Greg Webb hit a round-tripper, while Mark McGuire took the loss. John McKenzie and Stewart Smith collected two hits each for the Dodgers. Moose Lodge Indians edged Pep Drilling Co Orioles 3 to 2 with John Sendricks winning and Eddie Lively doubling for the Indians. Weatherly took the loss for the Orioles and was followed by doubles from Windhorst Woolsey and Weatherly.
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Cassius Lip Clay To Try Henry Cooper At Wembley
London crowds expect a 55,000 turnout for Cassius Clay versus British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium. Promoter Jack Solomons forecasts at least 280000 dollars gross. Clay, 21, unbeaten in 18, taunts Cooper, who is 28 with 19 wins and one draw.
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Ski Clips Frostie 5-4 In Softball Action
Ski edged league leading Frostie 5-4 at the city park in a night game. Montgomery-Ward defeated Machinist Local 1417 8-2 with Dale Caldwell singles and Jim Barnes double fueling the sixth inning. Frostie scored late but couldn’t overcome Ski’s early five-run second inning.
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Burdette Debuts for Cardinals Against Mets Tonight
St Louis tops New York 8 1 as Ernie Broglio wins his eighth decision in ten. Bill White and Curt Flood lead with multi hit nights, while Lew Burdette set for Cardinal debut against Mets with 6 5 record.
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17 NCAA Champs Go At St. Louis
All but one of 18 newly crowned NCAA champions entered the national AAU track and field championships in St. Louis with two chasing world records. Henry Carr of Arizona State bettered the world mark for the 20 yard dash around one turn with 20.3 seconds, while Brian Sternberg of Washington cleared 16 feet inches in the pole vault pending world record recognition. George Desroyners of Boston U did not enter the hammer throw beyond Monday.
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180 Shoot For Amateur Title At Rockford Ill
AP report on the 33rd Illinois Men's State Amateur Golf at Forest Hills, Rockford. Field of 180 players includes 10 past champions. 72 holes medal play replaces prior match play. Notables: Ace Ellis defending, Jim Frasina Sr. withdraws. practice round scores include Bob Dredge and Vern Opt with a hole-in-one by Opt.
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Open Course Criticized By Top Golfers In Brookline
Brookline Massachusetts AP The Country Club drew sharp criticism from top players as the U S Open course faced rough conditions ahead of the Thursday start George Bayer blasted the layout saying the course is the worst he has seen Sam Snead noted the need for straight drives and good putting Art Wall called the course sickening Julius Boros joined the criticism with Arnold Palmer also voicing concern after his first practice round over the 6850 yard par 71 layout near Boston.
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Dupas Defeats Moyer in Baltimore Title Fight
In Baltimore at Civic Center 2,544 fans saw Ralph Dupas retain his middleweight title with a 15 round decision over Denny Moyer. Dupas led early, earning most first 10 rounds, while Moyer rallied in rounds 11 through 15. judges logged 69-68 and 70-66 with the referee favoring Dupas 4 of the final rounds. Gate receipts totaled 12,151 despite low turnout.
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Kralick Heads Indians To Five-Game Win Streak
Left-hander Jack Kralick, now with Cleveland, won his sixth straight as the Indians edged Washington 1-0. He allowed five hits in a five-hitter, while Jim Duckworth took the loss after a balk following an error. Baltimore beat Boston 7-2 behind Mike McCormick’s six-hitter as Hitchcock shuffled the Orioles lineup.
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Illinois Boxing Bill Is Knocked Out By House Vote
Springfield Ill AP a bill by Rep Scariano to outlaw professional boxing in Illinois was killed by the House only 45 of 89 votes needed. Opponents argued for safety reforms while others warned elimination could affect other sports. Governor Kerner called the measure much ado about nothing.
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Pacific Coast League Scores From Seattle and Salt Lake
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle defeated Portland 5 to 1 while Salt Lake City posted a 9 to 4 win over Denver and Hawaii triumphed over Dallas Fort Worth 5 to 2.
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Dressen Named New Boss of Detroit Tigers
General Manager James A. Campbell announced immediate dismissal of Manager Bob Scheffing and his coaching staff. Charley Dressen, ex pilot for Cincinnati Brooklyn Washington Milwaukee and current Los Angeles Dodgers scout, will manage the Tigers, who sit in ninth place. New coaches are Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin, replacing Phil Cavaretta Tom Ferrick and George Myatt. Scheffing offered a position in the Tiger organization.
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Kids Bring In Catfish Crappie and Bluegill Catches
Bass fishermen reported weekend activity up, but top catches were by youths. Jimmy Beasley, 11, of 903 Jones, landed a 2 pound 12 ounce channel cat using cane pole and worms. James Arthur Hale, 13, caught a 15 ounce crappie. R. W. Terry of Whittington Route 1 landed a 12 ounce bluegill.
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Minor League Results From International League
Syracuse defeated Richmond 5 to 1 and Indianapolis won 8 to 0 over Arkansas. Other games were postponed.
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Bowling High Scores and League Standings Highlight Local Meet
Bowling events show Tom Puckett 209 and Jim Wilbanks 181 leading among men with Everett Francia and John Green close behind. Women top performances include Delores Poston 192 and Lindell Levall 491 in high series. Boys and girls summer leagues report top games and series, while Tokyo boxing results note Teruo Kosaka defeating Israk Indara 135% to 135% in a tied bout.
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