Koufax Fires Third No Hitter For Dodgers
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax no hit the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0, walking one and striking out 12 to notch his 99th career win. He revealed adjusting his motion after early struggles, tying the modern era record with three no hitters. Feller praised Koufax’s continued dominance as other MLB results flowed, including Cubs over Cardinals and Reds over Mets.
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Baseball Scoreboard Daily Standings and Schedules
Baseball scoreboard shows teams standings with wins losses and percentages led by San Francisco Philadelphia and St. Louis. Thursday results include Houston over New York Chicago over St. Louis Cincinnati over Milwaukee and Los Angeles over Philadelphia. Upcoming games list matchups across multiple cities with several postponements noted as N.
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Koufax Fans 12 as Dodgers Halt Phillies 3 0
Sandy Koufax pitched his third career no hitter and first since 1964, striking out 12 as the Dodgers blanked Philadelphia 3 0. He revealed adjustments in his delivery and acknowledged thinking about pitching choices during the windup.
Richardson's 5 Hits Pace Yank Victory
Yankees outlasted Minnesota 9 7 as Bobby Richardson went 5 for 5 with four singles and a double to lift New York. He raised his batting average to .310 while striking out only twice in 184 at bats this season. Pepitone and Maris hit three run homers to seal the win as Pete Mikkelsen earned the win.
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Northern Dancer Faces Belmont Test in 96th Stakes
Northern Dancer from Windfields Farm enters the Belmont Stakes on Saturday as the odds on favorite to complete racing's Triple Crown. Eight runners contest the $125,000 added Belmont with a $110,850 winner’s share and CBS TV coverage set for 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST. Other starters include Hill Rise Quadrangle Roman Brother and Brave Lad among a field of eight. Post time is 3:45 p.m. EST.
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Ellsworth’s fastball back in Cubs groove vs Cardinals
Lefty Dick Ellsworth of the Chicago Cubs, fresh off AP Comeback of the Year honors, beat St. Louis 2-1 with a six hit outing. He credited a sinking tailing fastball and a late homer by Ron Santo for the victory. Ellsworth, 24, is 7-4 this season with eight complete games and a move toward his 1963 form as he continues his fifth Cubs campaign.
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Fishing Conditions Vary Across Kansas This Weekend
Kansas forestry officials report variable fishing conditions statewide this weekend due to rainfall and temperature differences. Spots range from excellent for black bass at Pottawatomie County State Lake No. 2 to generally slow for several species at Jewell County State Lake and Hamilton County State Lake, with many lakes listed as fair to good for various species including crappie, channels, sunfish, and walleye.
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American Eagle to sail against Nefertiti in Cup defense series
The United States contenders Eagle and Constellation draw Friday matchups against Nefertiti and Columbia as the first races to decide the defender for the America's Cup. A British challenger awaits after the series on Long Island Sound begins Monday, with Newport, Rhode Island, the September venue.
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NAIA Inducts Four at Hall of Fame Banquet
A banquet in Sioux Falls honored two former athletes and two coaches for NAIA hall of fame induction on the eve of the track and field championships. Dick Godlove, Washburn University’s retiring athletic director, and Jim Fox of New Mexico Western were cited for meritorious service. Inductees also include Elias Gilbert of Winston Salem and Wallace Dinsmore of Tarkio, noted hurdlers from the late 1930s and 1959 NAIA meet respectively.
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League Leaders by The Associated Press baseball leaders
The American League top batters include Oliva Minnesota .383 and Hinton Washington .344. Oliva leads in runs 38 and hits 74 while Wagner Cleveland drives in 42. In the NL Williams Chicago hits 69 with Clemente Pittsburgh, Mays SF 44 RBIs. Koufax and Drysdale pace NL strikeouts 81 and 74.
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KC Shooter Honored In Trap Team Selections
C E Barnhart of Kansas City named to a five man Trap Team headed by Gene Sears of El Reno Oklahoma. Sears led Amateur Trapshooting Association gunners in 1963 with a .9557 average on 5250 targets and was Grand American runner up. Barnhart averaged .949 on 11100 targets last year and joins top shooters in singles doubles and all around events.
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