Koufax Fires 11th Shutout As Dodgers Lead NL
Sandy Koufax pitched his 11th shutout setting a major league left hander record and earned his 24th win lifting the Dodgers three games ahead with 10 left. Musial broke the no hit bid in the seventh with a single but Koufax allowed four hits and no walks while fanning four. Frank Howard homered in the eighth and Roseboro doubled home the fourth run as Los Angeles stayed firm in the pennant race.
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Indians edge Yankees 3-2 in 10 as Abernathy gets win
Pedro Ramos fans 12 in nine but earns no decision as Cleveland beats New York 3-2 in 10 innings. Ted Abernathy works the top of the 10th before Max Alvis drives in the winning run on Stan Williams wild throw. Alvis and Azcue contributed key hits, while Ramos dominated early with a blazing fastball.
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Pitchers keep Sox in 2nd
The White Sox hold a one game edge over the Twins in the AL race as both teams win. Boston falls 2-1 to Chicago while Minnesota tops Detroit 3-1 to lift its homer total toward a historical mark. Harmon Killebrew hits his 39th as Eddie Bressoud’s single accounts for the Red Sox run.
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Koufax Dominates Cardinals In Crucial Dodger Victory
Sandy Koufax threw a four hit shutout to beat the Cardinals for the second straight game, putting Los Angeles three games ahead in the pennant race. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane called him the best NL pitcher, while Dodgers stars praised Koufax as the team edges toward a series clincher tonight.
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Baseball Scores and Rescheduled Games In Night Action
Major League results show Cleveland 3 New York 2 in 10 innings while Minnesota edged Detroit 3 1 and Chicago defeated Boston 2 1 with Kansas City 4 Washington 3 in 10 innings. Baltimore at Los Angeles postponed by rain. Detroit at Minnesota and Boston at Chicago twi night matches noted, with Thursday's games Baltimore at Los Angeles and Detroit at Minnesota listed.
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Tribe to Be Better Says Indians President Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians president and general manager Gabe Paul told the Wahoo Club luncheon the team is not good now but will be. He cited rookies Vic Davalillo Max Alvis Larry Brown and Fred Whitfield as developing and noted patience as key. Hoot Evers said about two of 105 farm club players may reach the majors. Al Rosen was named special hitting coach for spring training.
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Debate over high school All-America selections sparks questions
A new national magazine crowns Texas and Ohio players on its first team and lists top 100 teams, prompting criticism of regional bias. The piece notes Dick Himes and Paul Walker Jr as Ohio picks, and recalls John Moore's anniversary of death, highlighting his impact on Elyria sports and youth.
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Open golf leaders and local players vie in Ohio Open
Smith of Elyria and Mobley of Columbia Station both shot 147 after 36 holes to tie for 15th as Bob Shave Jr. led with 142 after a 71. Tom Cassady and Herman Keiser chased four behind, while amateur Bobby Littler Jr. and pro Jim Lucius sat at 143. Two Lorain Countians failed to make the cut.
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Nicklaus teeing off abroad while barred at home
UPI report notes Jack Nicklaus will join Arnold Palmer for the Canada Cup in Versailles, France, as the PGA rules keep him from Ryder Cup play in the United States. The piece contrasts his international eligibility with past restrictions and praises his potential in the Canada Cup.
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YWCA Monday League Seeks Bowlers and Substitutes
The YWCA Monday Afternoon League needs bowlers with averages of 130 and over and any average bowlers who wish to substitute.
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