Koufax Fires First Major League One-Hitter
Dodgers southpaw Sandy Koufax dominated the Pittsburgh Pirates for a 1-0 victory, tossing the first one-hitter of his major league career and fanning 10 to snap a dry spell since last August.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
7
Sandy Koufax Does Not Seek Strikeouts in Shutout Win
Los Angeles lefty Sandy Koufax, 23, earned his first win of the season with a 2-0 shutout over the Pirates, striking out 10 in 6 2 3 innings and lowering the Dodgers to 43 total strikeouts this year. He emphasized he pitches to get batters out rather than rack up strikeouts, noting his two changeups were limited and his fastball and curve did the work. The Pirates’ offense mustered only a double by Norm Larker and a two-out double by Duke Snider, while Roy Face finished for the winless Pirates after a fourth straight setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Los Ap
Gtles
Sandy Koufax
Meague
Sandy
San Francisco
Brockyn
Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
George Altman
Stemness Swegve
New York Yankees
Kansas
Koufax
City
Bennie Daniels
Rether
Koular
Dodgers
Daniels
Norm
Larker
Tommy Davis
Bucs
Dodger Koufax
Walter Alston
Hood
Don Drysdale
Bob Friend
Don
Voak
Bob Skinner
Bobs
Clemente
Rieder
Alston
Dodger
Vielms
reUlever
Bob Grim
Altman
Altmans
Walt Moryn
Cal McLish
Thelbaby
Reds
Jim
Brosnan
Ed Bailey
Yada Pin
Gus Bell
Ben Johnsonland Curves
Yankees
Elston Howard
Ray Herbert
John Gabler
W M Bowling Tourney Draws Big Turnout
Western Maryland Railway's first wide icep bowling tournament drew sixty men and eighteen women to the Dual Lanes with a large turnout. Teague Motz of Hagens won the men's singles and Doris Smith of Hagerstown captured the women's title with a 377 series. Team titles went to Hagerstown and Cumberland, Earl Smith won all events, and trophies were donated by Dual Lanes with plans for next season at Long Meadow Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mary the Railway
Vie Motz
Hagens
Zari
Hagerstown
Cloyd Owens
Cumberland
J. L. Leighty
Harry Neenan
Baltimore
Doris Smith
Jeanette Willson
Hilda Lewis
Owens
Hilde Lewis
William Swope
George Grogan
Floyd Longanecker
Earl Smith
Paul McKenzie
Francis Palladino
Tony Spizio
Longuenecker
Smith
McKenzie
Ping
Betty Grove
Ariene Mose
Helen Clingan
Dot Swope
Spizzo
Betty Burkett
Carroll France
Western
Maryland
Long Meadow Bowl
Ayaten
Dodgers Dream Park Work Halts Amid Legal Snags
Walter O Malley reports progress and delays at Chavez Ravine as legal challenges and tract map issues stall the Dodgers stadium project. He cites rising costs, a partial grading finish, and a need for city approval by June 1 to avoid further postponements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Struc
Walter O'Malley
Dream Park
Baseball Dodgers
O'Malley
Chavez Ravine
Dodgers
Dodger
Rough Weather Hinders Play In Golf Meet
Portrush Ireland AP reports rough weather slowed the British Amateur qualifiers. Ten Americans fell in stormy conditions on the Portrush links as Tim Holland of Rockville Center New York impressed, advancing with a 4 and 2 win over Peter Grant Phoenix Artix. He was tipped as a potential champion if weather favors him against British contenders like Joe Carr Dublin. Other Americans struggled amid torrential rain and wind, with servicemen among the entries in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portrush
Northern Ireland
Tim Holland
Holland
Rockville Center
N.Y
Peter Grant
Phoenix
Artix
TBC
Joe Carr
Dublin
Deha
Humin
Baldwin
UMV
Tom Cramdeck
Carr
Europe
Bill Gibson
Louisville
World bantam title bid seed from last night
A jumble of boxing results from a New York and Philadelphia card lists Jose Gonzales Puerto Rico and Guy Sum in. Prichard Alabama drawn. Stanley Hayward Philadelphia outpoints White in Philadelphia. Johnny Devison Canada stops Snigh Bob Shaughnessy. Shaughnessy and Shaughnessy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Next Yonta
Japem
Becerra
New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Guy Sumin
Prichard
Ala
Drew
Sydney
N.S
Johnny Devison
Canada
Snigh
Bob Shaughnessy
Boston
Orioles In Battle For First Place Showdown
CHICAGO AP reports a key two game series as Baltimore seeks first place. Barber tied for most wins with 2 1 record, 1.90 ERA leads innings, Extrado slated to start tomorrow. Pappas injury ends his season impact for at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sere
Wille Sorie
Barber
Skinny Brown
Arnold Portocarrero
Chuck Extrada
Orioles
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Raritan Loop Opens Season With Six Games Tonight
The Raritan Junior Bareball League launches its 1980 season this evening with six games in three divisions. Northern includes Shady Grove and State Line, plus Kauffman's Station. Central covers Big Pool District 12 Wilson and Marlowe. Southern features Keedysville Antietam Dargan Robersville Burkitteville and Gaplaint. Don Burger is president, Glen Strite treasurer, Don Zombro secretary. Two jalbster games planned for June 25 at Antietam Dargan and August 6 at Wilson. opening night includes six scheduled 6 p.m. contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raritan
Maugansville
Pennsylvania
State Line
Shady Grove
Kauffman
Big Pool
District 12
Wilson
Maryland
Marlowe
West Virginia
Keedysville
Antietam-Dargan
Robrersville
Burkitteville
Gaplaint
Don Burger
Glen Strite
Treseurer
Don Zombro
John Fry
Harvey Shank, Jr
Dick Hartle
Williamsport Tossers Seek County Title
Williamsport High holds an unbeaten county lead and can clinch the crown this afternoon by beating Hancock. The schedule shows Smithsburg hosting Clear Spring after today, with several rainouts and rescheduled games affecting the week’s lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Willamsport High
Richard Doubanine
Tan
Hancock
Smithsburg
Billporters
South High
Frederick
Cadeta
North High
Westminster
Hagerstown Junior College- Frosburg
Hubs
Hawks
Major League Leaders In American And National Leagues
AP rundown of batting pitching and fielding leaders in the American and National Leagues, listing top hitters like Minoso and Clemente, top pitchers such as Hall and Drysdale, and key stats across runs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs with teams Chicago New York Pittsburgh and others. Also notes a local league banquet at West End Tavern and a Prep League ceremonial crown plus a charity game at Reser Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leererbtat
Chicago
Camb
Detroit
Rum — Maxtie
New York
Umoco
Rasa
Minoso
Maris
Skowrot
Lemon
Washington
Lumpe
Rarons Cry
A ‘Minoo
Lollar
Skowron
Kubek
Aparicio
Chica
Piersall
Cleveland
Hall
Kansas City
Land Castes
Pascual
Eeeton
Ball
Clemente
Pittsburgh
J. Burgess
Skinner
McCovey
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Pinses
Taylor
del Greco
Philadelphia
Clemente and
Stuart
Nie Iman
St. Louis
Banks
Anrac
Milwaukee
Spati
Antonelli
San Fran
Abeldieco
Law
Boonsboro American Legion
Drysdale
Los
Igeles
Friend
West End Tavern
Antietam Fire Company
Reser
Hagerstown Redvair Park
Memorial Day Auto Race Separates Men From Boys
Memorial Day auto race fans expect fierce action with top drivers like Jimmy Bryan Pat Flaherty Roger Ward and Eddie Sachs chasing the big prize. The Indy 500 has paid leads and threats, with past leaders DePalma Ward and Vukovich cited for speed risk and history at the track. The race draws the largest attendance in sports and features multiple former winners and veterans ready to claim victory on the famous 2 1/2 mile oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Burgess
Associated Prana
Er Aaros
Jimmy Bryan
Bryan
Ralph DePalma
DePalma
Pat Flaherty
Chiaut
Action Bra
Roger Ward
Indianapolis
Mercedes
Ihe
Joe Dawson
Ward
Bill Vukovich
Nab
Roberts
Pat Fisherty
Records Shatter in Pigeon Race From Leington NC
The Hagerstown Pigeon Club set new marks in the 208 role race from Leington NC facing Masco-Dion Combine. Winning third placed clocked 5 hours 38 minutes as clubs from Hanover Baltimore York Red Lion Stewartstown and Frederick competed. Austermann loft took the combine trophy with diploma winners Paul Aubertman Richard Trum sower Joe Boward Earl Ebersole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Pigeon Club
Leington
N. C
Hanover
Baltimore
York
Red Lion
Stewartstown
Frederick
Austermann Loft
Paul Aubertman
Richard Trumsower
Joe Boward
Earl Ebersole
Hagerstown Club
Jombine
Rogerstown
Paul Aushermand
R. Trumpower
Zod
Ausherman
Yor Boward
Jarry Renner
Darry Renner
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S. Paula
Houston
Janusvile
Charleston
Stanley Hayward
Raritan Loop
Bourbon
Andrew Jackson
America
Kentucky
Ouocrow Distillery CO
Frankfort, KY
DISTR
National OU
Oxo
Walkerville
Boonabon
Wajor
Practica Gane
I Ladies’ Shuffle League
Seiberling Super Service Tires
Prise
Abla Tire
Is” Whitewells
Tire Company
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