18th Win For Sandy Koufax Sparks Dodgers Rally
Dodgers rout Houston 12 1 to back Sandy Koufax to his 18th win of the season though he left after six innings to rest his arthritic arm. The lefty improved to 18 5 with an ERA of 1.63 as Los Angeles built a 12 run offensive burst behind an 18 hit attack and a three inning two hit relief stint by Bob Miller. Cincinnati shaded Pittsburgh 4 3 and Chicago beat San Francisco 4 3 in 10 innings while Atlanta toppled Philadelphia 9 2 and St. Louis defeated New York 7 1. Koufax’s next start targets the Braves.
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Skinner Ends Hall of Fame Career After 12 Seasons
New York reporters note Bob Skinner of the St. Louis Cardinals will retire in about eight weeks. The 34-year-old veteran, once a .321 hitter for Pittsburgh and a 20-homer threat, has spent the season as a pinch hitter and declares his reflexes and family considerations led to the decision. Skinner, known for quiet workmanlike manner and the Dog nickname from Pittsburgh fans, says Red Schoendienst supports the move and that he bears no hard feelings toward teammates.
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Doc nickname follows Skinner through Cardinals season
Skinner, once used sparingly by the Cardinals, now sits on the bench while Schoendienst jokes him into action. He still riffs at the plate and remains favored by pitchers for his curve. After a final cigarette puff, he leaves the clubhouse with his glove, a habit he can’t quit.
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IMCA Entry List and Open Standout Note
The IMCA entry list includes drivers such as Bill Myers of East Alton Illinois and Tom Bigelow of Whitewater Wisconsin among many others with car numbers from 1 to 98. Sammy Snead failed to qualify for the U S Open for the first time in 26 years this spring, missing by one stroke.
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Bill Myers
East Alton
Ill
Bill Puterbaugh
Roxana
Dick Sutcliffe
Kansas City
Dave Wier
Fordville
Ross Smith
Cincinnati
Jim Moughan
Springfield
Rollie Beale
Toledo
Jay Woodside
Duane Knoll
Benny Rapp
Jim McCune
Bill Quigley
Aurora
Jerry Poland
Cliff Cockrum
Benton
Clare Lawicki
Madison Heights
Chas. Lynch
Gene Beil
Mort Anderson
Stanton
Mich
Gene Baxter
Indianapolis
Jerry Blundy
Galesburg
Len Shirley
Miami
Duke Cook
Muncie
Chuck Mohr
Bettendorf
Iowa
Ralph Parkinson
Wichita Falls
Texas
Tom Bigelow
Whitewater
Wis
Don Hewitt
Tom Corbin
Carrollton
Larry Dobbs
Gordon Woolley
Waco
Steve Lehnert
N. Olmsted
Ohio
Jerry Daniels
St. Paul
Jerry Richert
Forest Lake
Minn
Dean Mast
Dover
Sam Stratton
Russiaville
Ind
Casey Jones
South Bend
Dick Gaines
Mitchell
Don Nordhorn
Evansville
Edgar Elder
Los Angeles
Robert Tomlinson
Palos Park
III
Ray Elliott
Lockport
Wayne Fisher
Charlie Masters
Ian Borosky
Stan Borosky
Karl Busson
Bill Utz
Sedalia
Don Brown
San Fernando
Calif
Sammy Snead
London Fights Ali in London Title Bid Odds Favor Ali
Brian London meets Cassius Clay in a world heavyweight title bid with London a hometown challenger. London, 32, trails in reach and experience, while Ali enters with a 24 fight unbeaten record and four title defenses. Weigh in at a west end theatre before an 18,000 crowd at Earl's Court Arena and a 4:30 pm EDT start.
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Rodgers Disqualified In Cleveland Open
In Cleveland the $10,000 Cleveland Open golf tournament loses Phil Rodgers who was in a three way share of the lead after two rounds but disqualified for not signing his scorecard. Gay Brewer and Bob Goalby now co lead with 135 after 36 holes. Julius Boros and Johnny Pott sit one stroke back after Boros shot a 64 to break the course record.
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Don January
Dave Marr
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Ken Still
Bobby Nichols
Gene Littler
Art Wall
Hugh Roger
Tommy Bolt
Davey Hill
Laurie Hammer Mason Rudolph
Frank Beard
Ken Venturi
Chuck Courtney
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Stockton
Arnold Palmer
Jim Ferree
Dudley Wysong
Jack Nicklaus
Don Massengale
Ken Townes
Dale Douglass
Charles Sifford
Wayne Yates
Pete Brown
Ed Furgol
Billy Casper
Billy Maxwell
Steve Spray
Steve Oppermann
Howie Johnson
John Maurycy
Wright Garrett
Tom Shaw
Kermit Zarley
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack McGowan
Randy Glover
Ed Griffiths
Bob Shave
al Geiberger
Bob Brue
John Cook
Gary Player
Rod Funseth
Rge Knudson
Ordon Jones
Fred Marti
Jack Rule
Butch Baird
Miller Barber
Babe Hiskey
Charles Coody
Bob Verney
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Steve Reid
Noon Optimists Top Breakfast Optimists In 14 13 Shootout
A high scoring Friday night game at Memorial Stadium saw the Noon Optimists beat the Breakfast Optimists 14 to 13. Larry Grohovsky earned the win, contributing a single and a triple while Carl Smith Larry Howard Bob Beshaw and Dave Phillips added extra base hits. Dick Blackwell Doug Sweatt and Mike McGee led the Breakfast Optimists with key hits.
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Larry Grohovsky
Carl Smith
Larry Howard
Bob Beshaw
Dave Phillips
Dick Blackwell
Doug Sweatt
Mike McGee
Packers Crush All Stars 38 0 in 1963 Rematch
In Chicago the Green Bay Packers routed the College All-Stars 38 to 0 before 72,000 fans. Green Bay rookies Anderson and Grabowski, valued at 600000 and 300000, combined for 24 yards on seven touches. Starr connected with Dowler and Anderson for touchdowns as Hornung and Taylor fueled the offense.
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Vince Lombardi
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Jim Grabowski
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Grabowski
Ray Nitschke
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
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Taylor
Hornung
Starr
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Bill Anderson
Green Bay
Herb Adderley
Don Chandler
Steve Sloan
Alabama
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Tulsa
Missouri
Gary Lane
Dowler
Chandler
B. Anderson
Adderley
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Soldiers’ Field
Tohn Niland
Iowa
Pat Killerin
Syracuse
Ron Kosetik
Dave Robinson
Willie Davis
Tommy John Ninth in AL ERA Leaders for Sox
In Chicago Terre Haute pitcher Tommy John ranks ninth in the American League ERA leaders for the Chicago White Sox. John has 138 innings pitched, a 2.54 ERA, 81 strikeouts, 46 walks, and 123 hits allowed, with a 9-6 record. Teammates Bob Locker 1.94, Joel Horlen 2.17, and Gary Peters 2.28 also post strong ERAs.
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Pepsi-Cola Wins North Little League Title Behind Irwin
Vince Little homered for two runs and Pepsi-Cola defeated Chrysler Plymouth 6 to 3 to claim the North Little League championship. Dan Irwin pitched effectively, yielding four hits as Pepsi-Cola won the first half and secured the title Friday evening.
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