Koufax Downs Dodgers Shine In Fifth Shutout Of Season
Sandy Koufax pitched his fifth shutout and ninth win as the Dodgers beat the Houston Colts to stay two points clear in the NL. He struck out 10, walked two, and added two hits by Tommy Davis and Wally Moon. Elsewhere, the Giants beat the Cubs 2-1, the Reds toppled the Pirates 4-2, and the Cardinals defeated the Phillies 7-3. Willie Mays homered in the 10th to seal O'Dell's win for San Francisco.
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Payne and Hall in Spring Tourney final showdown
K M Ned Payne advances to the Spring Tournament final by defeating John Cooper six and four, to face the winner of Dan Hall and Dr E B Wray Jr. in a likely thrilling title match.Hall and Wray also reached the semifinals with solid performances, while action in lower flights promises further intrigue.
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Ned) Payne III
Baseball standings and schedule roundup across leagues
American League standings show Chicago first with 344 runs and a .566 pace, New York 30 23, Baltimore 33 26, Minnesota 31 26, Boston 22 5 28, Cleveland 27 26, Los Angeles 29 33, Detroit 24 32, Washington 20 41. Thursday results include Boston 7 Washington 5 and Cleveland 5 Detroit 3, with night games Minnesota 6 Kansas City 3 and New York 4 Baltimore 5. Friday probables feature Cheney Daniels Bell Latman and more. Saturday’s planned games list Los Angeles at Minnesota and other matchups. In the National League, Los Angeles leads at 34 25 576 with St. Louis 35 26 574 and San Francisco 35 26 574. Cincinnati 31 27 534, Chicago 32 29 525. Thursday results include St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 2 Chicago 1, and New York at Milwaukee postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Statistics and Leaders Highlight National and American Leagues
Player totals for multiple clubs show season performance with batting averages, home runs, RBIs and pitching records. Notable leaders include H Aaron and Kaline for home runs and Kaline for RBIs in the American League, with McBean and ODell among top National League pitchers.
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Jets Sign Three New York Veterans and Rookie Back
The New York Jets signed veteran halfbacks Dick Christy and Bill Shockley for the 1963 American Football League season. The team also added rookie back Ernie Velten from Gettysburg College to its roster.
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Orioles Tumble Yankees and Cleveland Tames Detroit
A vintage outline of baseball toughness features the 1890s Orioles, praised for relentless grit. Brooks Robinson is cited as a model of fielding poise, with catchers and pitchers showing hardnosed resilience in adversity.
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Jones-Daniels Clash In I-want Clay Rematch Tilt
Teaneck New Jersey USA Tonight heavyweights Doug Jones and Billy Daniels meet in an 10 round non televised bout both seeking another shot at Cassius Clay. Jones favored 11-5 to win, Daniels aiming to boost chances with victory for a Clay rematch.
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Rochester Trims Atlanta in a 5-2 second game rout
Seth Morehead, a 28 year old ex major leaguer who survived a recent heart attack, returned to win his first game since his comeback clearance. He held the Travelers to three hits as Toronto beat Arkansas 10-1 in the seven inning opener before Arkansas recovered to win the nightcap 5-2.
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Law Squelches Rumors Of Dropping Baseball
Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates dismissed reports he planned to quit baseball. The Cy Young winner, 33, said his arm feels strong and he would like a regular turn, noting that six or seven other starters are on the staff. He spoke before the Cincinnati Pittsburgh game.
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AAU Calls For Peace Between Amateurs and NCAA
New York UPI report says the Amateur Athletic Union urged a united front with the NCAA to support the United States in the 1964 Olympics and a Russia dual meet next month. AAU President Louis J. Fisher sent a telegram to NCAA president R. F. Ray seeking equitable representation and cooperation to end the conflict.
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Haiti's historic sugar boom fuels colonial revenue
At a specific period Haiti stood as the era's premier new World colony, supplying Europe with all its sugar and providing France with half its revenue, underscoring its central economic role in transatlantic trade.
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U S Favored In Davis Cup
The United States leads Iran in the American Zone as doubles duo Eugene Scott and Allen Fox powered a 2 0 opening singles victory. A win in either the doubles or Saturday’s singles would clinch the series. Scott and Fox beat Raza and Taeghi Akbari to set the tone at Farahabad Club in Tehran.
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Oerter Season Ended by Slipped Disc Diagnosis
Two time Olympic discus champion Al Oerter has a slipped disc diagnosed by a doctor, ending his track and field season. He had hoped to compete at the AAU championships in St. Louis June 21-22 and possibly tour the Soviet Union, but the injury requires a back collar and recovery is uncertain. Oerter stressed that the current year is not crucial, pointing to the 1964 Olympics as the main goal next year.
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