Drysdale Sets Record With Fifth Straight Shutout
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale pitched a 3-0 win over the Giants to earn his fifth consecutive shutout, tying a 1904 major league mark. The game featured a ninth inning scare with Willie McCovey and a disputed hit-by-pitch call. Wes Parker doubled twice for Los Angeles as Jaster won 2-0 in another NL tilt.
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Undefeated Softball Teams Meet in Silver City League
Two unbeaten teams in the Silver City girls league, the Merchantettes and the Tigers, clash Sunday night at 7 p.m. at Strcker Stadium. Both squads have not lost a game this season.
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White Sox Win On Aparicio Squeeze In 14th Inning
White Sox avoid the long ball and win 2-1 over the Twins in the 14th after Luis Aparicio sacrifices, Dick Kenworthy doubles, and Ken Berry is involved in a near confrontation. Bob Miller is charged with the loss.
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Southern U Introduces New Sprinter
Oliver Tord of Southern University dazzled at the NAIA track meet with a 10.0 second 100 meters tying a world record in the semifinals, while Southern pursues a fourth straight NAIA title. Cloud State led after day one with 20 points to Southern 18 as finals loom for relays and hurdles. Emerson Boozer reportedly nearing full knee recovery signed a 1968 deal with the New York Giants.
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