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Show 6 m Doily Herold toAY- - September u, , ' , ft Sandy KoufaxJiiijJsiB Dodgers Triumph As Frisco Wins 4-- 0 1- -0 ' By GEORGE C. LANGF0RD j ulcd. Koufax' was " the Sports Yiriirr In the season has reached third this Sandy Koufaj pitched the supreme standard of excel - major leagues. Jim Maloney of Cincinnati hurled the other two, knee in baseball. 1 . ) ' "X. V 0 decision To Alexander, Mathewson, losing a Feller, .Johnson, HubbeU and; to the New York Mats on June Young, to all the pitchers who 14, and beating the Cubs have preceeded Sandy Koufax: also in 10 innings on Aug. IS. In addition to equalling the "Move over." Sandy Koufax has earned the title "king of major league, strikeout record for a single (18) game twice , pi chcrs." Even the fabulous records of (on Aug. 31, 1959 against the those immortal greats, even Giants and on April 24. 1962 their legends cannot match the againft the Ciibs) koufax tossed piichng achievements of 29- against the MeU on year-fciSandy Koufax, who be June 30, 1962: against the came the first lefthander ever Giants on May 11, 1963 and on to win a perfect game and the June Phil' e first major league pitcher in lies. ' .'. history to hurt four Among his other major rec "" it. Dodger pitcher Sandy Koufax (32) is mobbed by games when the Los Ange- ords is a World Series record SANDY GETS HERO'S TREATMENT his teammates on tne field after he pitched a perfect game Thursday night against the Cubs. les Dodgers' perfectionist beat of 15 whiffs in one "game the Chicago Cubs Thursday against the Yankees on Oct 2, Left to right are Willie Davis, Wes Parker, R on Fairly, Koufax and Doa LeJohn. (Herald-IT- I Telephoto) 1963. The triumph was his 22nd night RUGGED TACKLE Dick Banky, er, is one of several formidable defensive JR mirack jf the lawless this season against seven loss tackles oajhis year's BYU football team. While lacking in experience, the defensive tackles fern over the Cubs looms ven es. shape up as a ragged group. Juan Marichal captured his greater because Koufax' career has been in jeopardy for the 21st victory with a four - hit -last six months singe he in effort for the Giants against curred traumatic arthritis in j Houston. The Giants pound his left elbow. for ed Joser Bob Bruce Koufax struck out 14 men in all their runs and five hits, in In terms of returning letter- - speed, good size, is quick, and; Grove, 111., did not play any cluding the last six batters tafxtodimrTonr Haller's 12 home ' tomen and playing experience at is long on desire. football in high school. But he a row to boost his season's run. It was the Giants' sixth on BYU's tackle the 16 of the BYU, short tal to 332 col-spots Marichal's and to In addition just the junior ! has the .height and the strength, straight victory team add up to noth- lege the Cougars and the Marines provided the major league record set by Bob 10th shutout FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (UPI) defensive Of the ninth-ln- four, who will be have three sophomores in the! experience. Feller In 1946. With perfect coning. a belted Perez Tony trol and a blazing fast ball, ning home run to beat the Mets rI.t'S,IaS: d?y Frest HUlsplaying interior line position, lacwe slots; Kicnard canity, a Edwards had special words looking? not one was listed on last Koufax was hit hard only once, and keen Cincinnati a half former tackle with of praise for sophomore Max While all the last eight gals when Byron Brown of the Cubs game off the Giants' pace. Samyear's varsity roster, and there the San Diego Marines; Max Huber; "Thanks to his dedicain the VS. Tennis Champion isn't a minute of d spanked a line drive which my Ellis hurled the last inning LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Sa- ndy varsity play- Huber, a tion and hard work, Max lost 20 former for good luck. ship are running through their ing time at BYU between the I)odger centerfielder Willie Da in relief and picked up his 19th Koufax is a cinch today to be- - He knew he had a tackle from Mesa, Ariz.; pounds during the summer. He quarter-final- s, the big show be- fourof them. vis caught waist high. new- reported in with his weight and Brent Olson, victory against eight losses. come a Hiemuer vi uav e uium icauxc nc;Uf,0 4, 'I knew I had the Deron Johnson slugged a two-- Hall of Fame but uaieuaus.gumg, the defensive comer from Payson. where it should be." But, ironically, had a perfect .game Thursday .thur Ashe of Richmond, Va., tackles ill along," Koufax said. "But it run homer for he Reds, his night he didn't look like a hero works. cptri&.be one of the Banky, who is from Elk Huber hits very hard, and is iffhtintr whn'll alivo ctav ha in never entered my mmd It might 28th this season. quick. The coaching staff forehe just looked weary and disAs he sat wearily in "ie;a th 1on American hnn in strongest positions in the en be a perfect game." The Minnesota Twins left the heveled after-h- e tire Couear lineup this fall. sees a bright future for him. set a major dressing room after .the gam-e- men's Bob Hendley, the losing pitch Chicago White Sox "for dead" singles. Good Technique his of record Lineman Year by and writers pitching thronged by sports All he has to do to grab a er for the Cubs, also had a no- - today and started the final league t, In describing Olson, the 5 fourth he team mates of four game. the formidable Most hitter until the seventh inning countdown toward lucky num berth in the semifinals is to ' ; sophomore from Payson, Edsome is Glen Gardner, the It was a perfect game for said in his quiet way': when Lou Johnson doubled tor ber 13. beat Wimbledon and UJ5, wards said that Brent has exno; was who left tackle lefthander the "I knew all along I was pitchfee only hit off Hendley, just With a seven-gam- e lead and Roy Emerson of Auscellent playing technique. He is but it never tralia. K he fails, as Dennis named junior college lineman recently recalled from the 19 games remaining, only a one came close to reaching ing a a sure tackier and very t. Los while last fall of as base the first the year helpAngeles crossed my mind that it might Ralston and Chuck Pasarell minor leagues. The only run total MOSCOW. Idaho (UPD-I- dacollapse can deprive the came In the fifth when Johnson Twins of their first American Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs; be a perfect game." did in their semifinal bids ing Dixie College to another ho continued drills Thursday in The former and stu. walked, moved to second on Analyzing his job, he said, Thursdajvjth e championship conference championship. The National preparation for its Sept. 18 dent body president from Pay-so- n LaVell line "Ron Fairly's sacrifice bunt, League pennant coach . Defensive control Kou off was exceptional. eventually will be forfeited to "My opener against Washington in wiU be bigger and better as Philadelphia Phillies The hardest hit ball stole third and scored when League's Seattle. a year ago fax was a line drive by rookie Early in the game I was going; some foreign player for the 10th Edwards saysof Gardner: "He demonstrated only the seasons progress, accordin with the best will stack catcher Chris Krug's wild throw up Wednesday the first team ofthat anything can happen,-- but uyron urowne in me seconu io ine curve a ioi. iaier i useujsiraigni year, to Edwards. he went into left field. fense and defense clashed in a ing winner our league, and perhaps-tthe Twins' position is almost mning. The ball sank toward my fast ball more and it was The in The victory enabled the Dodg otxthe this best the centerfield turf but Willie real good.' part then plays today's survivor of a rugged scrimmage. The defense ers to remain a half game be impregnabl- e- 10-- 4 rout of the Davis gathered it in waist-hig-h IhaA a liUlo th hptfpr nf it as No one could deny that. This match between Manuel Santana Country- BAND a Following is regarded as hind the National League-leadin- g Gardner in 79th trouble. without r much the time was two Antonio 0f of Palafox and Sandy's; Twins pass-jothe Spain intercepted White Sox Thursday, INSTRUMENTS San Francisco Giants, who catch by the BYU staff. tes andxJohn Shelt picked off Knew Situation career he has : fanned 10 or Mexico. South Africa's Qiff Cincinnati have reduced their magifl pen blanked Houston. senums were FOR RENT and returned t 53 vards number to 13. Koufax said he knew he had' more in one game. He struck; Drysdale and Rafael Osuna of scores oi whipped New York 2 in the There "is a out the side in both the eighth Mexico fought their way into the former , Roosevelt, Utan, a But first going. of string quarterback combination means That any only other m. game piayea INC one and ninth innings as the crowd; the other .semifinal by downing star, but it appears that Ed- John Fouria ySiso hithis share, Twin victories and White Sox baseball tradition that no Ph. 78 N. Univ. S Philadelphia at Milwaukee was should or 29,139 (paid) howled m tri- Ralston and Pasarell, respec- wards and other members of especially toJoe Chapmi an. in mention such feat a clinch! will 13 defeats totaling postponed because of rain. the Cougar staff did the best umph for their favorite. tively. ine the works and no one did. the Dag lor Minnesota, AL Results. . Baseball players are superLosing pitcher Hendley said "I feel if I play my best I selling job. win 15 of their In the American League, Min- White Sox could Proves a Natural stitious. That's why Koufax had they didn't even try to bunt, lose still and 19 final games nesota tripped Chicago 104 and Edwards' own words, In In The first too a stubble of venture was beard "We he a whaling just heavy Sandy figured u tne California belted Kansas City the flag by one game Gardner is a natural. He has Pacific waters was in 1791. never shaves before a game fast." 2 in the only games sched- - Twins won only nine ot tneir w. j 13. M ttM MV.M I m- ll'l I no-hitt- ; i" "i- 5 t - 0 d 4,,1964-jgainst.th- no-h- - no-ru- n . 0 237-pou- Ashe Meets -- BYU Defensive Tackles Look Tough Aussie In (9-1- Net Play Appearance Can Deceive; j Koufax Lacks Heroic Shine 233-pou- "229-poun- all-sta- te no-hitt- - d v,-a- no-hitt-er i " . no-ru- n no-hi- Vandal Griclders 6-- back-slappi- ,' Set Sights On Washington title-hold- er er Intel-ligen- - all-stat-er Ashe-Emers- i;one 4-- nant-clinchi- 3-- er WAKEFIELD'S - 7-- i ll ' p J- j Big League Standings Major League Standings By United Press International : National League i American League 89 54 .622 Minnesota I 82 80 77 78 69 66 62 Chicago 61 1 .573 7 .571 7 .550 .549 lOtt .479 20 .462 23 .437 J92 33 .364 36H 60 W.L.Pct GB Baltimore 63 Cleveland im San Frsncisco 79 59 .572 64 Detroit .567 80 "Los Angeles II 75 New York 80 61 .567 Cincinnati 77 .554 62 California 77 Milwaukee " 77 80 338 .66 44 Washington PiUsburgh 87 Boston 68 .511 71 Philadelphia 51 89 70 71 ,496 10'1 Kansas City St. Louis 65 77 ,458 16 Thursday'i Results Chicago 60 81 ,426 204 Minnesota 10 Chicago 4 Houston 45 98 .315 364 California 7 Kansas City 2 New York (Only games scheduled) Thursday'i Results Probable Pitchers San Francisco 4 Houston 0 ' Friday'! Cleveland (night) at Detroit York 3 New Cincinnati 2, night vs. Siebert (14-6Los Angeles 1 Chicago 0, night Lolich (11-8- ) York Chicago (night) at New Phlla at Milwaukee, ppd, rain vs. Peters Ustottlemvre (1W) scheduled) (Only games ). Friday's Probable Pitchers at wasmngion Milwaukee at New York; California vs. Blasingame (16-9- ) vs. (night). - Lopei (i-(night) ). Fisher Richert S. Louis at Philadelphia Minnesota at Boston (nigni) vs. -- Perry vs. Morehead (9-Gibson (17-1) (night) Short (16-915). .. at Pittsburgh Kansas City at Baltimore u, Cincinnati Talbot (io--j (night) Jay ) vs. Sisk twi night) vs." Pap-pa- s and Hunter ' (5-( Miller Los at and J. (12-Angeles Houston Roberta-(fl(night) UJi Saturday a uamri Detroit at Cleveland- -Drysdale Chicago at San Francisco California at Washington Faul (54) vsJlerbel Minnesota .at Boston knight ). ' night New York at Chicago Kansas City at Baltimore, night Saturday's Games . MH EI ). H w IW HfciiiWP J hi Bl lrSS- (12-10- ). 0) (9-6- ' ). 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