Koufax Strikes Out 18 as Dodgers Top Cubs in 10-2 Win
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax tied MLB strikeout records with 18 Cubs, totaling 992 in 920 innings. He leads NL with a daytime record, while Pirates, Reds, Braves, and others win or lose, as Chicago, San Francisco, and St. Louis fall. Matches Feller’s 1936 feat and Koufax’s 1959 night game, with teammates Davis and Snider driving in seven runs.
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Pfister Debuts With 1-0 Loss For A's In Detroit
Rookie Dan Pfister, 25, from Hollywood California, started for the Kansas City Athletics and held the Tigers to three hits before a fourth inning run decided the game. Jake Wood doubled and Don Messi pitched well, earning the win as Pfister lamented a bad pitch to Rocky Colavito who scored on a deflection.
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Colorado U Faces NCAA Penalties
NEW ORLEANS AP The NCAA spring session opens with Colorado under possible penalties for alleged secret slush fund activity. Walter Byers declined comment as the four day meeting begins. Colorado regents had fired head coach Sonny Grandelius after a 21 9 record in three seasons amid the fund allegations.
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OHS junior sets Argentine Relays pole vault mark
Kansas City. Ottawa High School junior Charles Bowling vaulted 12-7 1/4 to set a new Argentine Relays pole vault record as the Ottawa Cyclones finished third among 12 teams. Teammates Mickey Reed and Walter Smith each had two top finishes, Reed broad jumped 21-7 and threw 137 feet, Smith threw the javelin 172 feet and placed fourth in the 440. Sumner won the meet with Ottawa scoring 26 points.
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Stephens Accepts Invite To West All America Bowl
Sandy Stephens All America quarterback of Minnesota accepted an invitation to play with the West squad in the All America Bowl in Buffalo New York on June 29.
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Tuesday Scoreboard and Thursday Schedule Highlights
Scores show Los Angeles 10 beat Chicago 2 Cincinnati 7 over New York 3 Pittsburgh 7 to 3 over San Francisco Milwaukee 2 over Philadelphia 1 Houston 4 beat St. Louis 3. Thursday lists LA at Chicago Philadelphia at Milwaukee St. Louis at Houston with additional Chicago 3 New York 1 and with Boston 4 Washington 1, Detroit 1 Kansas City 0, Baltimore 5 Minnesota 4, Cleveland 3 Los Angeles 2 Washington at Boston Kansas City at Detroit Cleveland at Los Angeles Minnesota at Baltimore.
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Bowling Roundup Highlights Top Scores at Ottawa Bowl
R Lichtenberger rolled the night's best single game with 232 pins at Ottawa Bowl. R Davis posted the top series at 588 from scores of 210 165 213. C Wolgast led the Royal T with a 569 series from 197 190 182. Standings show leagues to bowl tomorrow night.
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Injured Boxer Hunsaker To Leave Bluefield Hospital
Tunney Hunsaker, 32, former Fayetteville police chief who suffered a brain injury after a April 6 Beckley fight, was to be released from a Bluefield hospital. He recovered use of his limbs, began walking with help, and signed his name after two operations and a period of recovery. He indicated he would not return to boxing.
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Tips From The Duffer s Pro
The author advises golfers to keep the head still and follow the swing naturally to avoid tops and mishits. He recounts a mid round error at the Insurance City Open where rushing the shot caused a pull of the shoulders, a dribbled ball into a bunker, and a bogey six, finishing in a tie for fourth.
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Cline powers Indians to 3-2 win at Chavez Ravine
Ty Cline, Cleveland, 22, lifted pressure with three extra-base hits including a seventh inning triple as the Indians beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 at Chavez Ravine to extend their AL lead to six straight victories. Cline doubled for the first run and drove in the second with another two-base hit.
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Kathy Will Pinch Hit For Casey In Beer Ad Scandal
New York AP The Casey Stengel beer advertising incident left Stengel fined 500 dollars and reprimanded for posing in a Mets uniform for alcohol ads. Kathy Kersh appeared behind Stengel in the promotional shot, prompting Commissioner Ford Frick to ban players in uniform from such ads.
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Overbrook Wins Volleyball Title at Local Tournament
Overbrook defeated Appanoose 15-10 and 15-7 to claim the championship after beating Melvern 15-7 and 15-11 in the opening round and Williamsburg 15-7 and 15-3 in the semifinals. Appanoose placed second after a win over Scranton and a semifinal loss to Overbrook. Williamsburg earned third by defeating Quenemo 15-13 and 15-11.
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Ottawa Cyclones Tennis Win Ends 1958 Lull
Ottawa High School’s tennis team beat Olathe 5-3 to earn its first victory since 1958, improving to 1-4 this season. Singles featured Reynolds, Peters, Davidson, Langdon, Sommers, and Jefferis, with Ottawa taking two doubles matches in pro sets. Ottawa hosts Osawatomie Thursday for a B team match before a Northeast Kansas League clash at Highland Park Friday.
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