Koufax No-Hitter Bid Falls Short as Dodgers Win
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax carried a no-hitter into the 13th batter, but Deron Johnson homered to break the jam as Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 2 1. Koufax earned his 100th win with a four-hit night, aided by Roseboro and Davis scoring, while Vander Meer remains the only pitcher to throw back-to-back no-hitters. Milwaukee beat Houston 5-3 on Hank Aaron’s homer. Cleveland, with Leon Wagner, topped Los Angeles 6-3. Jim King homered thrice as Washington fell to Kansas City 5-4. Detroit outslugged Minnesota 10-5. St Louis at San Francisco game rained out.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
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Reds
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Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
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Willie Davis
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Stars Vie For Spots In U S Open Qualifying Flight
Open qualifying at Detroit, Washington and New York fields includes 82 players in Detroit seeking 39 berths, with 55 places available at four sites. Notables include Sam Snead, Cary Middlecoff, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Bruce C. Runyan not attempting.
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Ed Furgol
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Pittsburgh
Chandler Harper
Juleius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Americans Return To English British Amateur Golf
In Ganton England the British Amateur Golf Championship begins with about one sixth of the field from the United States. On opening day 22 Americans played, 11 advanced to the second round, and another 11 who rested Monday advanced today. Veterans Strafaci Penrose lead strong American hopes as rounds proceed toward the 36-hole final on Saturday.
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United States
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Miami
Fla
Jack Penrose
Philadelphia
Penrose
M. D. Dawson
England
Strafaci
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George Blocker
Paul Coste
France
AFL Starts Pension Plan for 1960s Players Coaches and Trainers
AFL commissioner Joe Foss announced a retroactive pension plan to cover players coaches and trainers with five years service dating to 1960. The plan guarantees ten dollars monthly per year of service plus a twelve thousand dollar life insurance policy and a 12 month hospitalization policy for eligible players. Funding will come largely from championship and All-Star receipts, with details to be finalized after meetings with league attorneys.
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NEW York
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Tom Addison
AFL Association
Two Qualify For Open
Kansas City AP report lists sectional qualifiers for the U S Open in Washington June 18 20. Joe Jiminez Jefferson City and Monte Bradley St Louis advanced after rounds at Indian Hills with 143 and 144 totals. Stan Thirsk Kansas City earned alternate via a playoff. other qualifiers included John Liechty Marshall and Bob Astleford Omaha.
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Joel Jiminez
Jefferson City
Monte Bradley
St. Louis
Washington
Jiminez
Indian Hills
Bradley
Stan Thirsk
Fred Wampler
Sam Reynolds
Springfield
Herm Scharlau
John Liechty
Marshall
Towa
Iowa
Bob Astleford
Omaha
It All Depends on Harness Horse Training Costs
The Harness Racing Institute says annual costs for training and racing a harness horse vary widely by location. Owners paying a public stable trainer can face about 2500 to 10000 dollars per year depending on where the horse is trained and raced.
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Chicago
Harness Racing Institute
Kansas City to Host 1965 State Amateur Golf
Kansas City will host the Kansas Men's State Amateur Golf Tournament in 1965, to be played at Milburn Country Club. This marks the first time the city hosts the event, while the 1964 tournament opens Tuesday in Wichita.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Amateur Golf Association
Milburn Country Club
Bruins Trade For Two Rugged Men
The Boston Bruins acquire Ab McDonald and Reg Fleming from Chicago for veteran Doug Mohns. McDonald, 28, 6 foot 2, 190 pounds, had 20 goals on the Scooter Line and 32 assists last season. Fleming, 28, 5 foot 10, 180 pounds, is known for penalties and versatility. Mohns, 30, recorded nine goals and 17 assists last year after 11 seasons with Boston.
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Montreal
Chicago
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Reg Fleming
Black Hawks
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Baseball Scoreboard shows today's and Wednesdays games
Baseball scoreboard lists today's scheduled games including St Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at New York, with two twi nights. It also presents Wednesday results and American League standings for Chicago Baltimore New York Cleveland Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington Los Angeles Kansas City and recent twi games.
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Finley Buys Catfish and Blue Moon in Baseball's Bonus Wave
Charles Finley paid $75,000 for Catfish Hunter, an 18-year-old pitcher from Hert ford, N C, as major league clubs sign top young talent. A week earlier Odum, a 19-year-old from Macon Ga, joined for another $75,000. Other signings include Gagliano for about $60,000 by Cleveland, and Twins draftees Hill and Haien in the $10,000-$20,000 range. Mets pick up Haverly Miller Raley Bethke and Taylor Bethke from Houston, Wake Forest, Baltimore JC, and Pittsburgh State as clubs chase early prospects.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City Athletics
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Catfish) Hunter
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Wake Forest
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Baltimore Junior College
Ron Taylor
University of Houston
James Bethke
Kansas City
East Europe Has Different Worry
Boston AP reports Bob Cousy says Eastern Europe differs in athletic concerns. Europeans are physically fit but schools play almost no sports. Cousy described a five week tour with NBA stars Bill Russell K C Jones Tommy Heinsohn Tom Gola Bob Pettit Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and coach Red Auerbach.
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Stars shine as Koufax wins 100th major league game
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax followed a no hitter with a 2-1 win over Cincinnati to reach his 100th career victory. In another game, Jim King homered three times for the Senators in a 5-4 loss to Kansas City. The piece also notes a goodwill basketball tour to Poland, Romania, Yugoslavia and Egypt, with insights from Bob Cousy on youth fitness and Olympic amateurism.
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Dodgers
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Jim King
Senators
Washington
Kansas City
America
Cousy
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