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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 9, 1964 Sandy Koufax Hurls. is Third-Straight Associated Press Sports Writer Sandy Koufax, the Los An- geles left hander, took a swipe at a~second straight no-hitter Monday night and for four in- nings of a 2-1. Dodger victory over Cincinnati Reds: he had statisticians sc ra-mibling for ax rétired the first 12 Reds he: faced before Deron Johnson "broke the spell with a home run' With the. pressure off, Koufax gave wp three more hits em route to his 100th career victory. - | Dick Tracewsky who had walked. moved up on Maury Wills' single and came in on Willie 'Davis' hit. J Roseboro doubled home 'Tommy Davis with two out in the sixth to win it. The only pitcher éver to put Houston Colts 5-3 as Hank Aaron tagged a two-run: homer Leon Wagner took the major league RBI lead with a two-run homer and a run-producing sip- gle as Cleveland Indians toppqd Los Angeles Angels 6-3, Ji King smashed 'three home S but Washington Senators bowed to Kansas City Athletics 5-4.and Detroit Tigers outslugged Min- nesota Twins 10-5. The St. Louis at San .Fran- cisco. National' League -- afters noon game was rained out. Koufax, bringing. his record to 74 with his third consecutive victory, also was touched for a ninth inriing single by Johnson and "fwo hits' by Steve Boros. Boros beat out a bunt in the fifth and singled in the eighth. Besides trying for a second \straight no-hitter, Koufax could jhave set a record. by striking jout 10 or more batters in a sin- lgle. game for the 55th time in his career. The record of 54 is jshared by Bob Feller and Rube Mavericks, Scugog And ~ SPORTS BRIEFS Dover's Win In 'the. three . UAW. Softball League games played , last night, Chassis Plant Mavericks defeated Parts 12-1, ina ,one- sideq game at. Lakeview,.Park; % Scugogs Cleaners _ outlasted erts. slammed 'two -doubles~ and! Karns'. Drugs; 11-9 in a 'slug: a single for the Colts. fest at. Alexandra' Park: and 'also King's three-homer salvo' and/at. Alexandra Park,' in' the a_pinch-hit homer by Don Zim- |tidiest .game of the: set,: Truck mer . ali came' with the bases|Line Dovers; won over': Lords empty. That left the' Senators \6-4, i one run' short. ei cope (tan 2 'The Athletics got a homer| WIN. FOR FOSTER M.; Foster, was -the 'winning fromyEd Charles.in the first,| then put it, away with a four-|pitcher for-,Maverickss Dionne run. eighth' - inning. uprising.|scored the Jone. run: for. -the Rocky Colavito singled in. two|losers, in. the. second, inning. runs before George. Alusik! Mavericks \ hopped'. on™ the wrapped up the rally. with alofferings. of Burgéss' ini the first two-ran homer, Moe Drabowsky | inning: for five runs, onya walk, got the victory,-his first since|t) Hall, choice force by: Boivin, April 25, and 'snapped: a seven- Butiér's double, an infield: error game losing streak. that: gave Campbell. a life; then Wagner, who brought his RBI\a 'triple. 'by Dowe, -followed.. by total to 46, and Bob Chance hit|}Georgeoff's homer, 'to top it off. back - to - back homers in the|Hall hit a homer in the 'next eighth after singles by Joe Az-|inning. cue and Dick Howser around 8} <The' winners' got'a run in the sacrifice had provide dthe tying) fifth) and: then' exploded for five lrun for the Indians. Chance's)more runs, 'this' time' on six homer was his fourth in four| hits, and 'one error, in the sixth, games. during which Maguire took Don Demeter hit a homer for lover mound -duties. but. couldn't the Tigers in the first. Then, stop the 'wild Mavericks. Boiv- together back-to-back no-hitters| Waddell. Koufax, however, after the Twins tied it 2-2, /in's' double and Stacey's triple was Johnny Vandermeer, who did it in 1938 while pitching for the Reds and against the Ddos. Braves' first with a double, One/ahead to stay. ers. CAPTIRES RBI LEAD Elsewhere in Monday's ab- breviated| major league. sched- ule, Milwaukee Braves whipped lstruck out only five. 'felipe Alou opened the out later, Aaron connected off Hal Brown (1-6) and Milwaukee never trailed. Alou collected |two doubles and Lee Maye also had two hits while Dave Rob- Norm Cash hit a three-run shot! were the big hits in this' rally. lin. the third and put. Detroit RUNS IN BUNCHES Dave Wickersham, tagged for) Scugog 'Cleaners beat Karn Harmon Killebrew's 16th|Dfugs 11-9 in one of those free- homer, won his seventh gave/swinging affairs that saw 'both after failing on three previous/teams. collect their runs. in tries. bunches, with 'rival pitchers taking-turns in the trouble slot. BASEBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS Scugogs' clicked' in the first inning for four' hits 'and two runs, blasted out: séven more runs'in the third, and: finished THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American Leagtle By W L Pct. GBL 2 14 674 -- 31 17 646 % 2 10 568 4% 26 20 565 4% 549 5 500 74 417 11% 407 12% Chicago Baltimore New. York Cleveland Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington Los. Angeles 377 14 Kansas' City 2 7 15 Monday's Results | Los Angeles 3 Cleveland 6 | Kansas City 5 Washington 4 Minnesota 5 Detroit 10 (Only games scheduled) Probable Pitchers Today Baltimore (McNally 4-3) at Chicago (Pizarro 6-2) (N) New York ( g 2-1 Boston (Wilson 4-2) (N) | Los Angeles (Newman 3-2) at} Cleveland (Donovan 2-2) (N) | Kansas: City (O'Donoghue 2-3! and Pfister 0-1) at Washington) (Narum* 5-3 and Cheney 0-2) | (TN) | |New York Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 2 | Minnesota (Stange 2-5) at De- troit. (McLain 00) (N) National League Ww Pct. GBL San Francisco. 30 612 |Philadelphia 27 587 Pittsburgh 27 .540 Cincinnati 26 531 St. Louis 26 510 | Milwaukee ut) Los Angeles | Chicago | Houston 1% 3% 489 434 9 | 31415 | . Monday's Results |St. Louis at San Francisco: ppd, | Columbus rain | | Milwaukee 5 Houston 3 | Probable Pitchers Today St. Louis (Sadecki 5-4) at San Francisco (Herbe! 3-1) (N) Chicago (Ellsworth 7-4 and Burdette 1-0) at New York (Jackson 3-8 and Cisco 3-5) | \(TN) Milwaukee. (Fischer 5-3) and Sadowski 2-5) or Schneider 0-1)! 490 6 | jat Houston (Farrell 8-1 andup with another 'pair, 'in. 'the | Nottebart 0-7 or Owens 1:4 (TN) fifth. a had'. three Pitisburph. (Blass 24 and Gites ne ee atin leaners. . Other top' "hitters bon 3-1) at Philadelphia (Short) yore siblock with 'a pair, 'one ° 3-3 and Culp 1-4) (TN) a triple; Burke, Howard,: Cor- | Cincinnati (Maloney 3-6) at bett and 'Kellar. Los Angeles (Moeller 3-4). (N) Karn's got to Tamblyn in, the } third for three hits and four International League W iL. Pet. 29 18 .617 585 583 525 511 447 8 400 10 Atlanta 326 13 Monday's 'Results Toronto'6 Atlanta 3 Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 3 Columbus 2 Syracuse 8 Richmond 3 Rochester 5 Today's Games Toronto at Atlanta Buffalo at Jacksonville Columbus. at Syracuse Richmond at Rochester GBL, Toronto _ Syracuse Jacksonville Rochester Buffalo Richmond 2 1% 4% . 5 Whether you are going to an aftetnoon's drive ...'- the. finest Cor. Taunton Rd. & Scuogg FRI.--SAT.--SUN.-- MONDAY THRU THURSD. DID YOU KNOW? Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Daily i HAMPTON PHONE 263-2193 at ht a Tn GE ce a a Aa FIND OX SKULL GRANDVIEW, Man.. (CP)--A muskox skull believed to be 3,000 to 5,000 years old has been found in a gravel pit four miles northeast of here. HAS EASY VICTORY DOUGLAS, Isle of Man (Reut- ers) -- Reigning world cham- pion Jim Redman of. Southern Rhodesia roared to an easy vic- UAW Games runs, Brooks "hittingr-ae. triple, Kerk ,a':. double . anid: ',Péttig ia single. 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