Mays Homer Tops Cards as Gibson Lost 2-1
Willie Mays hit his 522nd career homer to move into third on the all time list and give the Giants a 2-1 victory over St. Louis. He also made a one handed catch in the eighth to quell a Cardinal rally and extended his dominance against Gibson. The day featured other NL results including Ellsworth's Cubs win over Atlanta and Clemente guiding Pittsburgh past Houston.
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Boxing results from Georgetown and Milwaukee cards
Lionel Ifill out pointed Roy Lee in Georgetown while Takeshi Fuji knocked out Al Fuentes in Akita. Ben Black stopped Bill Nielsen in Milwaukee, delivering six rounds of action.
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Koufax Sidelined Notch Eight National League Shutouts
In 1965 Sandy Koufax recorded eight NL shutouts for the Dodgers. He allowed eight walks and 28 hits over 73 innings while striking out 87 batters in those shutouts.
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Three players hit two home runs off Koufax in 1965
In 1965 only three NL players reached two homers against Dodger ace Sandy Koufax: Dick Stuart of the Phillies, Mack Jones of the Braves, and Cap Peterson of the Giants.
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