Dodger Great Names Greatest Thrills and Seasons
The Dodger captain cites 1963 pennant and 1963 World Series sweep of the Yankees as his top thrill. He also praises 1955 Brooklyn title with a wire to wire pennant, noting early dominance and pitching challenges. Koufax Perranoski Drysdale and Podres are highlighted for key performances in later seasons.
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Don Newcombe
Carl Erskine
Karl Spooner
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Johnny Podres
Roger Craig
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Sandy Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Don Drysdale
Yogi Berra Fines Linz for Harp Harmonica Outburst
Yogi Berra fines Phil Linz 200 dollars after Linz played Mary Had a Little Lamb on the harmonica aboard a Yankee bus in Chicago following a loss to the White Sox. Linz admitted the act and said he deserved the discipline, while Berra called the matter closed. Ralph Houk commented on the fine and authority, noting disapproval of harmonica playing after a series defeat.
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Jacob Ruppert
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Saturday's Games Include Rochester Columbus and More
A list of matchups for Saturday features Rochester versus Columbus Syracuse against Richmond Atlanta at Buffalo and Jacksonville at Toronto with two games marked for each pairing.
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Richmond
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Multiple MAC coaches Predict 1964 Ohio Football Outlook
Ohio coach Bill Hess unveils platooning plans and strong defense emphasis with veterans like Fowlkes and Hoovler. Toledo Frank Lauterbur cites depth concerns but returns Dan Simrell at QB while Western Michigan backs Troy Allen and Wing-T schemes spark optimism. Bill Hess urges fans to buy tickets at Grover Center.
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Bill Hess
Hess
Fowlkes
Ron
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Athens
Bill Biggs
Ron Stepsis
John Frick
Dave Stout
Larry Schlapman
Lance Tigger
Tom Resch
Jim Thimmel
Dennis Kornowa
Jerry Jenson
Hoovler
Wes Dango
Lerry Bainter
Logan
Ron Curtis
Jerry France
al Bogan
Toledo
MAC
Dan Simrell
Jimmy Gray
Lauterbur
Western Michigan
Bill Doolittle
Army
Doolittle
Paul Dietzel
LSU
Browns
Troy Allen
James
Pete Ankney
Dayton
Ed Biles
Xavier
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Persol and Hank Battle to Draw in Garden TV Bout
Johnny Persol and Henry Hank fought a 10 round draw at Madison Square Garden in the last weekly TV bout. A crowd of 5219 watched as the blitzed Garden hopes a return Oct 23 bout between Persol, a top light heavyweight from New York, and Hank, a Detroit veteran, may boost boxing at the box office without TV subsidy.
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Hurlers Aid Reds for Sixth Straight
Cincinnati pitchers Bill McCool and Howie Reed starred in a tense 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. McCool struck out nine in relief, earning his fourth win in six decisions after Jim Maloney left with a sore shoulder. Maloney drove in two Reds runs before leaving early.
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Reed
Tracewski
Los Angeles
W. Davis
B — Johnson
SB Will S — Parker
Gilliam
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