Koufax Fires 11th Shoutout as Cardinals Stagger in Dodgers Series
Sandy Koufax hurled a 4-0 shutout on 87 pitches becoming the first lefty to reach 11 career shutouts and boosting the Dodgers toward a crucial series win over the National League leaders. Stan Musial’s seventh inning single ended the no hit bid, while Maury Wills, Jim Gilliam and Willie Davis fueled the Dodgers’ offense in a tight, late game.
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Batting leaders edge for season crown in local league
Mike Alexander of Henderson's edged Carlisle's John Robinson for the top batting spot at .383 with 24 hits. Robinson's teammate Mike Roeckert led the second round with a .400 mark while Alexander, Roeckert, Steckman, Grouwinkel, and Buster posted strong numbers. Carlisle led team hitting and held opponents to the league's lowest average. Hamm's won the league playoff over Kriegler and Moose after shared first places.
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Injuries Cloud Local Sophs Opening Schedule
Sennett notes injuries cloud the season as 30 sophs train for a six game slate. Notables out include Atkins Kopf Smith Rohr McCleary with others listed. Probable lineup features Kochnei Wolfe Davis Bloom Henderson Atkins Symmonds Mills Brade McRoberts Lane Hopisins. season starts Sept Bettendorf Assumption Mount Pleasant Washington Regina Burlington.
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Jim Davis
Mike Bloom
Terry Henderson
Dave Symmonds
Jim Mills
Steve Brade
Jan McRoberts
Bettendorf
Assumption
Mount Pleasant
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Regina
Burlington
British Reject Some U S Golf Changes
The United States Golf Association announced changes to be adopted next year to save strokes and time. Britain’s Royal and Ancient Club rejected several rules, creating differences in US and UK golf rules. Changes include a few seconds wait for a putt on the lip, a two-stroke penalty for ball struck by a drifting stick, and adjusted penalties for unplayable and provisional balls.
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Spahn Humbled by Night in Milwaukee Tribute
Spahn spoke after a Milwaukee tribute night attended by 37 000 at County Stadium. Giants beat him 13 1. The event raised funds for a scholarship in his name, with 75 000 expected by year end. Teammates Lefty Grove Carl Hubbell and Johnny Sain joined in the celebration honoring Warren Spahn’s longevity and pitching career.
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Park Lane Men’s Tourney Winners Crowned at Park Lane
Winners declared in all flights of the Park Lane Golf and Country Club annual men’s club tournament. Barry Meerdink captured the championship flight 1 up over Art Miller after 36 holes. Final results list Art Stanley, Dick Petersen, George Oveson, Ivan Toyne, and Ben Frost winning their respective flights. Also notes ABC tournament win by Battle Creek’s Coldwater in American Amateur Baseball Congress championship.
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Butch) Meerdink
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Glen Bloom
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