Jaster seeks fifth shutout in drive for immortality
St Louis rookie Larry Jaster pitched his fourth shutout of the season in a 4-0 win over the Dodgers. The 22-year-old lefthander trails a modern era record of five shutouts in one season against a single club, needing the Dodgers series Sept. 26–29 to tie. He improved to 8-3 with a 3.43 ERA, though his numbers jump to 5.46 against the Dodgers with 36 straight scoreless innings. Julian Javier drove in two runs, backing the effort.
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Elbow makes Koufax think of retirement
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, 30, revealed he has considered retirement if his left elbow worsens. He said he will decide only when forced, while aiming to help L A win another pennant. Koufax has a traumatic elbow arthritic condition and despite pain plans to start against St Louis.
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Schollander Breaks World Records at AAU Meet in Lincoln
Don Schollander, 20, dominates the 16th National AAU Swimming Championships amid world record cascades. Pokey Watson, 15, sets a women’s 200-meter freestyle world mark of 2:10.5. Martha Randall trails for third. Schollander hones in on more titles as Santa Clara swimmers anchor relay teams and chase records across events.
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Tebbetts Quits Tribe
Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts resigned Friday night after the Indians beat Chicago 3 to 2. George Strickland was named to finish the season as manager. General Manager Gabe Paul said Tebbetts felt returning in 1967 would not be right for baseball or Cleveland.
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Clay Center Tops Garnett in State Softball Duel
Undefeated Clay Center and Coffeyville surged to contention at the Kansas State Girls High School Softball Tournament. Clay Center beat Garnett 4 to 3 in the winner’s bracket, while Coffeyville routed Oakley 12 to 4.
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A Winner Takes Over Floundering Cardinals
Charley Winner becomes Cardinals coach in Lake Forest after Wally Lemm, as injuries and turnover hit the 1965 squad. The team restructures with a new offense, rookie hopes, and key veterans like Johnson, Gambrell, and Bakken driving a cautious rebuild amid depth concerns and a reshuffled lineup.
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Colts Are Team To Beat In Pro Football Exhibitions
The Baltimore Colts extended their exhibition streak to 10 straight with a 33-7 win over the St. Louis Cardinals at Busch Memorial Stadium in front of 28,304 fans. The nationally televised game on CBS helped kick off a weekend of NFL exhibitions and also featured five other NFL games and four AL events, including a twi night double header in Anaheim.
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Associated Press
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Wall Leads Insurance City Open After Two Rounds
Art Wall Jr. shot 65 64 to reach 129, leading the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield. Billy Casper, U.S. Open champion, trails nine strokes back at 138 after a 69 69. Wes Ellis 65 and Julius Boros 65 are one behind Wall, with Dudley Wysong 64 at 136. Arnold Palmer sits at 135 as the field narrows to 74 entrants.
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Cardinals pitcher Jaster blanks Dodgers in fourth straight
Major Stars by The Associated Press notes Larry Jaster of the Cardinals blanked the Dodgers for a fourth consecutive shutout this season on five hits. The Dodgers lost 4 0 as Jaster dominated.
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Baseball League Scores Feature Mixed Results Across Cities
Syracuse edged Jacksonville 4 to 3 in the International League. Buffalo lost 2 to 9 as Rochester beat Toronto 4 to 3 and Columbus won 2 to 4. Seattle defeated Tacoma 8 to 5 in a separate matchup.
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Women’s Golf Pairings for Tuesday List Names Elder
Tuesday pairings feature Elder M. K. Johnson, Peterse Sheldon, R. Lyman, Begg, Foulks-Wolgast, Fredeen-Speer, Allison-Kramer, and Hashagen Evans. For reservations or cancellations call CH 224487 or 2546.
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El Dorado Falls to Bismarck in Legion Tourney
El Dorado Kansas loses 7 to 6 to Bismarck North Dakota in Region 6 American Legion Baseball Tournament. Bismarck overcome 6-1 deficit with two in sixth one in seventh and three in ninth as Jim Kaap drives in tying and winning runs. Leroy Burton drives in two for El Dorado with a sixth inning single. Enid Oklahoma and Bismarck remain unbeaten in double elimination format.
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