Koufax Leaves Dodgers With Arm Injury In St Louis
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax exited after the first inning with elbow inflammation and a small forearm tear in St Louis. He faces a likely one to two pitching turn delay as he returns to Los Angeles for examination amid a 7 6 loss to the Cardinals. The defeat extended Los Angeles’ skid to seven straight.
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Koufax sidelined by elbow injury against Cardinals
Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax, out with an elbow injury for three weeks, returned to pitch sparingly as the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 7 6. He described the pain as severe and said he had not thrown in his starts recently.
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Public Image Of Track Fan Hurts In 40,000 Crowds
A humorous essay extols the track and field aficionado as a romantic, aesthetic observer unlike the brute force of football fans. It satirically notes the fan’s patience between events, love of finesse over speed, and the nuisance of rain and long waits, concluding with crowds of 40,000 at football games as a contrast.
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Jerry
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Rally in Doubles Saves Ottawa Victory at Forest Park
Rod Kitts and Larry Lewis sparked a doubles rally to lift Ottawa Junior Varsity to a 54 win over Desoto yesterday afternoon on Forest Park courts. Singles winners included Jack Thompson, Jan Jefferis, and Larry Lewis, with tight results across five matches.
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Martin Williams
Everett Wagoner
Kim Coker
Cecil Hayden
Jim Smith
Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Top Bowlers and Standings
Weekly bowling notes list Eunice Strickland and Ruth Mack as top performers with high games and series. Elk's Ladies lead their division, while several teams including KOFC and Beautyland hold first place in others. Banquet scheduled April 27 at Memorial Auditorium with ticket price 1.65.
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Oletha Pierson
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Vanice Madfi
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Betty
Detroit Cautious In Stanley Cup
Detroit Red Wings manager Sid Abel voices cautious optimism ahead of Game Six against the Toronto Maple Leafs. He seeks outstanding performances from Sawchuk Howe and the veterans, plus a strong effort from MaceGregor and Joyal as Detroit eyes one more win to claim the Cup. Howe and players stress a tough series while Punch Imlach cautions that Toronto isn’t out, noting Detroit’s Tuesday victory yet acknowledging their own improving play.
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College baseball results posted for multiple teams
St Benedicts defeated William Jewell 2 to 1 while William Jewell fell to 7 to 1 in a separate game. Springfield State won 6 to 5 with Rockhurst pitching two runs across. Warrensburg State posted 105 to Washburn 81 in track. Baker led 94 to College of Emporia 32 in the final tally.
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Warriors Rally Past Celtics In Must Win Game Four
San Francisco Warriors coach Alex Hannum praised their aggressive style after a 115 91 victory that put San Francisco ahead in the NBA final. Wilt Chamberlain topped scorers with 35 points as Tom Meschery matched a playoff record with eight field goals in one quarter.
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Ottawa Wins First Round in East Kansas League Golf
Ottawa High School led the ERL golf event first round with a 168 score while Argentine and Olathe trailed. Buck Vivian of Ottawa was low medalist with 38, teammates Roush 42 Colby 44 and Duffield 44. Next round at Olathe Monday, Ottawa faces Paola this Friday.
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Baseball Scoreboard Rimi 2 dle tia an
National League results include San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 6 and Houston 2 Cincinnati 0 St Louis 7 Los Angeles 6 Chicago at New York postponed Pittsburgh at Philadelphia postponed in rain. American League outcomes show Minnesota 7 Washington 6 New York 3 Chicago 0 Los Angeles 3 Detroit 2 with Boston at Baltimore postponed and Cleveland at Kansas City. Tonight Chicago at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Houston Los Angeles at St Louis Washington at Minnesota Boston at Baltimore Cleveland at Los Angeles noted as N games.
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PGA Eyes New Major At Palm Beach Gardens Course
Palm Beach Gardens hosts the PGA as officials mull moving the PGA Championship to a single Florida venue. Two 18 hole courses by Dick Wilson, cost $2 million to build, could be lengthened for a major. The East and West courses feature water hazards, dog legs, and winds that shape play.
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K-State Pitching To Test Missouri In Big Eight Series
Kansas State faces Missouri in Columbia after a strong pitching stretch against Oklahoma. Missouri aims to maintain its lead as Kansas and Oklahoma chase from away, with Kansas State relying on junior and rookie arms as a three team race unfolds in the Big Eight.
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Drake Relays Preview Faces Loafing Miler O Hara
Des Moines AP Tom O Hara the premier miler from Loyola Chicago plans an outdoor season start at the Drake Relays aiming to break the 4 06 7 Drake mile mark set by Cyrol Burleson in 1959. O Hara faces groin knee and hip issues yet eyes Tokyo bound times while Henry Carr and Roger Sayers loom in the 220 yard dash and Loyola coach hopes he avoids pushing beyond a 4 06 pace for the weekend.
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NFL Extends 1964 Season With Five Saturdays and TV Deals
The NFL announced a 98 game 1964 schedule adding five Saturday games, a Friday night opener for the Giants versus Washington, and Monday night contests in Detroit and St. Louis. The season starts Sept 12 with Cowboys vs Cards in the Cotton Bowl and ends Dec 13. CBS-television rights total $14.1 million per year plus $1.8 million for the championship.
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