Koufax Tosses Three-Hitter to Power Dodgers past Giants
Dodgers rout Giants 11 1 as Koufax improves to 20-6 with seven strikeouts, aiding a 15 hit attack. Moon, Davis, Fairly drive three-run third while Howard belts his 23rd homer. Giants fall 6 1/2 games back with only 30 left.
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Los Angeles
Dodger
San Francisco
Dodgers
Giants
Patterson
Koufax
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Pitsburgh
Jim Davenport
Frank Howard
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Somebody Up There Liking Him A Golf Hole in One Tale
George Werner 25 and a Milford pastor, playing in the Connecticut four ball at Yale, teed off with eight iron from 140 yards on the fifth hole and saw the ball bounce into the cup for a hole in one. Werner, a regular in the high 70s, smiles as the shot lands.
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New Haven
Conn
George Werner
Yale University
Kueans
Rev
St. ‘Peter's Episcopal Church
Milford
Scoreboard maze shows scattered NBA and NBA-like games
The page lists multiple teams including St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Detroit, Washington, and Boston with various scheduled and results entries. It reads as a hectic, fragmentary scoreboard of weekday and weekend matchups with partial scores and upcoming games.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Neinnaty
Pittsburgh
Iwaukee
New York
Hoiblahcal
Chicago
Saluday
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Boston
New Yorks
Detroit
Los Angeles
National League
G. B
San
Thyehilay
San Francisco
W. L. Pel
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Australians Are Biggest Threat To Davis Cup Hopes
In Horest Hills New York AP reports that experts doubt America will win the Davis Cup. Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston are praised but warned to outplay opponent Hopman. The silver bowl’s fate hinges on the National Tennis Championships at the West Side Club, opening today.
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Chuck
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Hopman
Harry
Suni
Dennis
America
West Side
Herald Offers $5 Weekly News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips should be relevant and timely to earn the prize.
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the Herald
Chiefs Coach Says Team Stronger Than Last Year
Kansas City AP Hank Stram rates his young Kansas City Chiefs as 25 to 35 percent improved over 1962 and capable of repeating as AFL champions. The team is older, wiser, and bolstered by six rookies including Johnson and Buchanan. Stram notes improved punt coverage, stronger defense, and the backfield led by Len Dawson with a mix of receivers Jackson and Burford. He highlights Eddie Wilson as a potential big league quarterback and praises rookies Budde Bell and Hill as key blockers and defenders. The club aims for more surprises in the regular season and Berger Brooker handles reliable placekicking.
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Kansas City
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Dallas
Jarrel Wilson
Stone Johnson
Stram
Frank Jackson
Johnson
Fred Arkansas
Curtis McClinton
Kansas
Abner’ Haynes
Len Dawson
Purdue
AFL
Chris Burford
Jackson
Grambling Lawe College
Waynes
Eddie Wilson
Arizona
Eddie
Lamar Hunt
SMU
Tommy Brooker
Houston
Twins Smash Senators With Home Run Attack
The Minnesota Twins crushed the Washington Senators with 12 homers in a doubleheader sweep 14-2 and 10-1. Harmon Killebrew led with three homers as Vic Power Jim Hall and Bernie Allen added two each, while Gary Peters notched his 11th straight win. The Twins set a major league record with eight homers in the opener and stretched their streaks in the pennant race.
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Hodges
Brooklyn
Washington
Minnesota
Senators
Twins
Martks
Gary Peter
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Tle
New Boston
Bill
Nhbouquette
New York
Yankees
Elston Howard
Yanks
White Sox
Hank Aguirre
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City
Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew
Vic Power
Jim Hall
Bernie Allen
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Zony Versalles
Lee Starige
Ken Retzer
Dwight Seibler
Conference Fines Wichita State for Improper Expenses
Wichita State University faces a $1,000 fine and a two year ban from non NCAA sanctioned postseason events after paying expenses to a friend of a 6 foot 9 New York basketball player. Missouri Valley Commissioner Norval Neve imposed the penalty. NCAA says sanctions apply to postseason football bowls but not to basketball tournaments like the NIT. Wichita could reach the NCAA tournament by winning the Valley title but cannot enter the NIT if not first. The ban takes effect this school year.
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Wichita, Kan
University of Wichita
New York
Norval Neve
Walt Byers
NCAA
New York City
Wichita
Pro Football Weekend Kicks Off Busy Labor Day slate
The Associated Press reports a full Labor Day weekend of exhibitions as Lions and Steelers meet in Detroit in a rematch of last season. Other NFL games include Dallas at Bakersfield against San Francisco, Baltimore at Norfolk, Minnesota at Hershey, Cleveland at Los Angeles, St. Louis vs Chicago in the Armed Forces game, with eight AFL teams also on schedule ahead of next week’s season open.
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Detroit
Lions
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
San Francisco
Agers
Bakersfield
Calif
NFL
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Norfolk
Minnesota
Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey Pa
Cleveland Browns
Rams
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Armed Forces
Chicago
OU To Sell Football Coupons At Ottawa University
Ottawa University will again offer a coupon book sale to finance ticket sales. The dinner at 6 30 p m Tuesday Sept 3 marks the campaign kickoff in the new University Union. Co chairmen Art Conus and Marvin Durbin lead 45 workers in the effort offering a $6 coupon book valid for a $10 value usable for football or basketball games during 1963 64.
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Ottawa University
New University Union
Chamber of Commerce
Art Conus
Marvin Durbin
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Glen Hayward
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Joel Cuttings
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