Koufax Dominates Cubs In 10th For Dodgers Clinch
In a lively National League night, Sandy Koufax returned from a forearm injury to strike out 13 in 10 innings, pitching a 2-1 Dodgers win over the Cubs as Andre Rodgers and Maury Wills drove in the decisive runs. Cardinals beat Phillies 9-2, Braves edge Mets 2-1, Giants top Colts in 12, Pirates beat Reds 4-2. In Milwaukee, Ron Hunt sparked a bench-clearing brawl with Ed Bailey as Denny Lemaster of the Braves two-hit the Mets.
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Mets
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Colts
Pirates
Reds
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Boston
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Boob Gibson
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Dennis Bennett
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Ken Boy‘er
Carl Warwick
Tim McCarver
Milwaukee
Ron Hunt
Ed Bailey
Stengel
Denis Menke
Denny Lemaster
Feadoff
Charlie Smith
Felipe Alou
Galen Cisco
First radio broadcast of mass audience boxing
New York reports the 1921 Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title bout as the first U S radio broadcast to a mass audience. Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City hosted the event, arranged by David Sarnoff then RCA pioneer. Between 200000 and 300000 listeners followed the blow by blow ringside description until Dempsey KO'd Carpentier in the fourth round.
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Jack Dempsey
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RCA
Sarnoff
Dempsey
Hiller Is Lucky On Giants Late Win Over Colts
Chuck Hiller called himself lucky after a 12th inning double sealed a 3-2 win for the San Francisco Giants over the Houston Colts. Willie Mays homered, boosting his average to .468 as the Giants rose to first in the NL. Jack Sanford pitched well, while Bob Shaw earned the win in relief. Hiller credited his clutch hit to luck after Alou scored earlier on Hiller’s earlier line drive double.
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Willie Mays
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Willie
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Shaw
Bob Shaw
Hal Woodeshir
Jesus Alou
Jim Wynn
Chuck
Koufaxs comeback lifts Dodgers in 2-1 win over Cubs
Sandy Koufax pitched 10 innings in a 2-1 victory that tied the Dodgers for seventh place and set up a Friday start against the league-leading Giants. He struck out 13 Cubs, felt elbow relief, and compared the win favorably to last season when injuries sidelined him but he later rebounded to lead Los Angeles.
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Leaders in runs batted in and pitching highlights across leagues
National League leaders include Mays and Williams with 25, Boyer 16, How ard 15, Stargell 15, while Marichal and others lead pitching at 4-0 and 3-0. American League leaders show Wagner 19, Colavito Diaz? 15, Cash 14, Stuart 14. A Cubs eighth inning homer by Rodgers tied the game in extras. Koufax and Alston comment on return of injured players as Ken Hubbs Memorial Foundation benefits from the night.
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Cards
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Stargell
Pirates
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Stuart
Red Sox
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Walt Alston
Tommy Davis
Ken Hubbs
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Johnson
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Freehan
Bowens
Ball
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Phils
Mecovey
Colavito
Allison
Twins
Hall
Gentile
Oliva
Japner
Eliminated Teams, Stars Dominate AHL All Star Team 1963-64
Pittsburgh Hornets and Rochester Americans, ousted in the Calder Cup first round, lead the American Hockey League All Star selections for 1963-64. Cleveland Barons place one player after sweeping the Calder Cup, with Quebec Aces also having a first team rep. Yves Lucas and Art Stratton are Pittsburgh choices, along with Al Arbour and Gerry Ehman.
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Early Baseball Scores Victory by Two to Zero
Sox and Senators opened with 2-0 wins as Narum and McNally starred. Orioles faced Radatz while Red Sox and Sherry contributed to a tight 2-0 results. Tigers and Stock also posted 2-0 outcomes.
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Sugar Ramos to Defend Title in Ghana
New York based Sugar Ramos defends the world featherweight title against British Empire champ Floyd Robertson at Accra Sports Stadium in Ghana. The 15 round bout, first championship fight in Ghana and second in West Africa, draws a partisan crowd. Ramos, 41 of 44 with three draws, must shed pounds but is expected to fare well after becoming champion in 1963 in Los Angeles following Davey Moore’s fatal bout.
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UPI
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Floyd Robertson
Accra
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Davey Moore
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Moore
Ukiah Women’s Golf Club weekly winners and drives
Winners of the Tuesday competition for Ukiah Women’s Golf Club were Archie Clarke Doris Gilmer Vivi Bones and Dede Finn for 18 win players. Jan Bernard led nine hole trabs while Louise Ieckman was runner up in drives among nine holers off No 1. Norma Fahrney hosted the day. Great Salt Lake in Utah has inlets but no outlets.
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Ukiah Women's Golf Club
Archie Clarke
Doris Gilmer
Vivi Bones
Dede Finn
Jan Bernard
Louise Ieckman
Norma Fahrney
Benjamin Iron Softballers Win Opening Game
Benjamin Iron Works crushed Texaco 38 to 5 in the Ukiah Women's Softball League opener at Giorno Park. Judy Ledford starred with two homers and three triples, while Judy Cox, Barbara Hooper, Barbara Ricetti, and Sandy Thompson added power. Texaco had eight hits but fell behind after the first inning. Tomorrow at 7, promising matchups include Douglas versus Millview Auto Sales.
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Judy Ledford
Judy Cox
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Barbara Ricetti
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Douglas
Millview
Ed Bailey Ready For Another Round
Milwaukee Braves catcher Ed Bailey challenged Mets baserunner Ron Hunt after a tense 2-1 victory. Bailey said he protected the plate and would face Hunt again if given the chance, recalling the late ninth inning collision that sparked the confrontation.
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Postdraft Happy Vibe Covers NBA Roundup
New York and UPI report a cheerful mood after the NBA draft as teams balance needs and future retirements. Notable picks include Cincinnati center George Wilson, UCLA guard Walt Hazzard, and Knicks cornenman Jim Barnes, with several first rounders headed to Olympic duty in Tokyo. Players like Barry Kramer and Jeff Mullins join teams, while Wilt Chamberlain covers for fatigue and potential retirement looming.
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Los Angeles
Royals
George Wilson
University of Cincinnati
Lakers
Walt Hazzard
Ucla Bruins
New York Knickerbockers
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
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Knicks
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Hazzard
Uncle Sam
Joe Caldwell
Arizona State
Detroit Pistons
Lucious Jackson
Philadelphia 7É
Ers
Jeff
Ukiah Valley Men’s Softball Meeting Called
Recreation Director Dave Strong called a meeting of Ukiah Valley Men's Softball managers coaches or sponsors for Wednesday night at the Ukiah Municipal Club House. Plans for organizing scheduling and financing the proposed league were to be discussed. Eight teams have shown interest and several top California state and national championships loom this season. Anyone interested may attend or contact Strong at 462-6152 for information.
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Ukiah Municipal Club
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