Dodgers Lose No-Hitter as Larsen Shuts Out Yankees in World Series
In Yankee Stadium on October 5 1956 Sal Maglie faced Don Larsen in Game 5 with 64 519 fans watching. Larsen uncorked a perfect game through nine innings striking out no one for the first time in a World Series in 24 years. The Dodgers were held to 25 straight outs as Carl Furillo and Roy Campanella made outs to end the game.
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Indians Braced for Washington Tilt Amid School Strife
The Indians of Ray Estes face their toughest test as they travel to Washington to meet the 12th ranked Senators. Coach John Molodet expects his strongest lineup since 1970-71, while lingering school disruptions from head lice infestations loom over practice and prep.
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Giants Fullback Clements Suffers Broken Neck
New York Giants fullback Vin Clements is hospitalized in Hartford with a broken neck. Agent Larry Battalin said Clements will wear a brace for 12 weeks and is expected to play next season after treatment at Hartford Hospital and a Yale Bowl visit in New Haven.
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Five rookies named to NFC Pro Bowl squad
Five first year players join NFC roster for Pro Bowl led by rookies Tom Wittum Nick Mayer and Law rence McCutcheon. Other notable selections include Charley Young John Brockington Calvin Hill Merlin Olsen Mel Renfro and Dave Wilcox with Roman Gabriel also listed as NFC quarterback.
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Williams Named L A State Diablos Head Coach
Los Angeles State named Jim Williams 44 to return as head coach of the Diablos for 1985. Williams, a former Diablos coach from 1964 to 1968, succeeds Foster Anderson who was fired after a 6 - 1 season. Williams has prior experience at Rio Hondo and spent the past three years in private business.
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