Houk Picks Ford and Downing for World Series Opener
New York AP Ralph Houk named Whitey Ford and Al Downing to start the first two World Series games with Jim Bouton in relief readiness as the Dodgers prepare for Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Sandy Koufax, troubled by a cold, opposes Ford in a crucial opener and navigating Dodger rotation questions as Ken McMullen’s hamstring injury looms. Meantime Mickey Mantle Roger Maris return for the Yankees amid weather forecast for a dry day. Ken McMullen in doubt for Dodgers, with Dick Tracewski ready to fill in at second.
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Se tips bowling tackles focus and form
A tips piece advises bowlers to clear the mind and concentrate on one task at a time to improve accuracy. It emphasizes mental discipline, keeping thoughts away from external worries, and focusing on sending the ball down the lane to knock down pins.
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Football scores recap from Sunday list of NL and AL results
National League games include Green Bay 31 over Baltimore 20 and Chicago 37 over Detroit 21. Cleveland 29 over Washington 21. Dallas 17 over Minnesota 43. Philadelphia 23 over Pittsburgh 0. St. Louis 10 over New York 37. Los Angeles 6 over Washington 21. American League shows Denver 14 over Boston 10. San Diego 24 over Kansas City. United League Cleveland 20 over Grand Rapids in overtime.
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World Series 1963 Yankees Dodgers Preview and Notes
New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers prepare for the 1963 World Series. Details cover managers, pitchers, home-field effects at Yankee Stadium, game dates in New York and Los Angeles, weather hopes, and NBC radio TV plans.
Hoosiers Brace for Ohio State Showdown with Record Crowd Expected
Indiana players reviewed Northwestern game errors and a scrimmage followed. Ticket office indicated over 40 000 fans would attend the Ohio State Indiana clash, setting an all time attendance record for Indiana eclipsing 37026 from Purdue Indiana in 1981. Coach Phil Dickens praised Ohio State as a strong opponent and aligned with Woody Hayes that it is one of his finest clubs.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show Los Angeles and St Louis atop the table with San Francisco and Philadelphia close behind. Weekend results include Cincinnati 3 St Louis 1 and Chicago 4 New York 1. American League outcomes feature Washington 9 Chicago 2 and Detroit 7 Baltimore 3 with Cleveland 2 Kansas City 0.
Unbeaten Evansville Reitz to clash with New Albany elevens
Unbeaten Evansville Reitz faces New Albany in a Western Indiana high school football clash. Reitz ranked No. 2 and New Albany No. 7 meet after streaks and top-ten showdowns in a capstone Indiana prep week.
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Sunday School Group Elects Officers for 1963 64
The Anderson Sunday School Athletic Association will elect officers for the 1963 64 season at a meeting at First Baptist Church. Election runs 7 to 7 45 p m on Thursday Oct 3 with preliminary plans for Senior Intermediate and Junior basketball leagues to be discussed. Champions of season and tournament softball from summer will be noted.
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Daleville Dominates Regional Meet Victories
Daleville school squads swept two meets with top marks at Daleville and Royerton. Dave Howell set a new two mile course record in the Senior Division with 10 minutes 54.2 seconds, while Daleville’s team secured strong showings against Bethel Methodist and South Meridian. The reserve meet was won by Daleville as the next Delaware County meet looms at Reyerton.
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Indians fire longtime pitching coach Mel Harder
Cleveland replaces Mel Harder after 36 years with the Indians naming Early Wynn as successor. Club president Gabe Paul says the change is advisory and notes Harder is highly regarded. Tickets for World Series games in Los Angeles go on sale on Friday with box seats at 12 dollars and general admission at four dollars.
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AC Harriers Topple Manchester Team in Four Mile Race
The AC Harriers defeated a Manchester squad on the Washington Clay course in Terre Haute action. runners from Terre Haute Garfield and Union areas prepared for upcoming meets while teams from Logansport to Evansville faced local opponents.
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Indianapol is 30s fishing and league pins update
Local sports notes cover perfect 300 games by Sgt. Robert Spitzer at Hindel's and Leithander Lamb's 300 in the Woods Wholesale Classic opening. Reports mention Charles Castor’s 279 high for a 588 three-game set and Bonnie Douglas’s 535 for Baker’s No. 7 Delon-Remy Day Girls' League. Also discusses fishing season reopening as autumn brings active waters and better conditions.
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Wabash Star Leads Indiana Grid Scorers
Lynn Garrard of Wabash College leads the Indiana college football scoring race with 21 points after three touchdowns and three extra points in two games. Gra ham Updike of Franklin follows with 17 points as other players chase the early lead.
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AHS Boosters Set To View Anderson Richmond Grid Film
The AHS All-Sports Boosters Club will screen films of the Anderson Richmond 27 to 27 tie at a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Wig Wam recreation room. Coach James Carter will present the footage and members are urged to bring a guest.
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Lapel dominates Dunkirk in junior cross country meet
Lapel wins seventh straight cross country start with 2 points over Markleville 51 and Fishers 64. Lonnie Hunter of Markleville clocks 10:31 for 1.3 miles. Frankton and Dunkirk compete later, with Dunkirk scoring 31 to Frankton 24 in senior action.
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First Pinch Hitter Doyle Credited in 1892
The record credits Jack Doyle as baseballs first pinch hitter when he singled for Cleveland against Brooklyn on June 7 1892.
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