No Spring Training Delays Sandy Koufax Batting Return
New York AP reporting Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers, missing spring training due to a contract dispute, started late and collected his first hits of the season in a 16.3 victory at Shea Stadium. He tied a modern NL record by homering in the same inning and later added a two run single as part of a seven run Dodgers burst. Koufax reflected on past slumps and his late start.
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Juan Marichal
Wes Covington
Out Of Small War May Come Truce For NFL AFL
Editorial observers foresee a near truce between the NFL and AFL amid ongoing feuds sparked by the Gogolak signing. Reports of secret peace talks and a possible common draft surface as Rozelle and Davis avoid comment, with speculation of a broader merger and awaits of anti trust testing.
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al Davis
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Chet Nelson
Rocky Mountain News
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Kansas City Star
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Larson
Cardinals Sell All Star Tickets To Fill Stadium Twice
ST. LOUIS AP The St. Louis Cardinals said over the weekend orders for tickets to the major league All-Star game filled their new 49 275 seat stadium twice.
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Minor League International and Pacific Coast Scores
Baseball score roundup lists minor league results for International League teams Rochester 5 Columbus 2 Syracuse 3 Richmond 5 Buffalo 4 Toronto 2 Jacksonville 1 and Pacific Coast League games Seattle 8 Denver 0 Indianapolis 5 Hawaii 4 Portland 9 Tulsa 3 Vancouver 4 Tacoma 1 Spokane 2 San Diego 1. Only games scheduled.
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Church League Basketball Standings and Player Stats Summary
The fragment lists church league teams Bethany Westminster Wesleyan Nazaret Nazarene with player lines and totals. It shows team records, individual scoring lines and assist blocks and totals, including players such as Cooper and Wilson, with varied stat lines across teams.
Young Kansas Citian Fires Four Big Birds
Amateur Rod Horn of Kansas City led qualifiers for the U S Open at Indian Hills with an even 140 after a 69 69. Al Chandler of Columbia Mo earned a spot at 142 with late birdies, while pro Stan Thirsk and Joe Jimenez tied at 141. Dick Sharper at 142 and Chandler's first Open trip followed his St Louis sectional win as Dutch Harrison and Milton Marusic battled for alternates.
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Joe Jimenez
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Dutch) Harrison
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Harrison
Marusic
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Grier Jones
Wichita
Kansas
Jim Tom Blair
Missouri
Bob Thomas
Herman Scharlau
Jones
Blair
St. Louis Area
Little League scores and player totals across leagues
A dense box score lists teams Eagles Morrisey Elks Wiggins Lions Yank s White Sox Orioles Athletics Giants with individual players and stat lines for runs hits and errors in a multi-team youth baseball event. Totals show team scores and aggregate results across lineups.
Boxing Results in Newcastle England
Maurice Cullen of England stopped Terry Edwards in the fifth round to win the light weights contest in Newcastle.
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England
Maurice Cullen
Terry Edwards
Major Stars Power Sox Past Giants in 6-2 Win
Rich Allen leads a White Sox 6-2 victory over San Francisco with a sharp double and his fifth homer in eight games. Dennis Higgins pitched, replacing Juan Pizarro with no outs in the sixth, as the staff limited the Giants.
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Phillies
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Rune
Dennis Higgins
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
New Mexico Highlands Fall in NAIA Tourney Opener
Missouri Valley beat New Mexico Highlands 6-5 in the opening round as Highlands, the favorite, drops to the losers bracket in the NAIA baseball tournament. Valley halted Highlands nine-game win streak with a decisive eighth inning surge.
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Whitey Ford's Arm Leaves Big Doubts
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford, 37, is on the 15 day disabled list with a strained left elbow, raising doubts about his season. Ford has struggled with arm troubles this year, pitching only a few innings since May, while the team battles in the pennant race.
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Knuckleballers Face New Fastball Hero Higgins Shines
Dennis Higgins, called up to the Chicago White Sox bullpen, tossed four perfect innings in relief to beat California and extend the Sox winning streak to five. The 29-year-old rookie, who spent eight minor league seasons, replaced an injured Hoyt Wilhelm and impressed manager Eddie Stanky with scoreless frames and 20 strikeouts in 25 innings. Higgins retired 10 straight after a sixth inning leadoff, backing Juan Pizarro's win as the Sox moved to 9-2 in their last 11 games.
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Lee Elta
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