Giants Dodgers Repeat 51 With Not Pennant Playoffs
In San Francisco the Giants rally to overtake the Dodgers 2-1 on Willie Mays and Gene Oliver eighth inning homers. Curt Simmons vs Johnny Podres in a tense opener foreshadows a pennant chase remnant of 1951.
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Houston
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Johnny Podres
Curt Simmons
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Sandy Koufax
Billy Pierce
Baseball scores and playoff push across multiple games
St. Louis beat Los Angeles 1 0 and San Francisco defeated Houston 2 1. Chicago swept New York 5 1, Cincinnati 4–0, Philadelphia 0–1, Pittsburgh 4–3. Los Angeles visits San Francisco in the first best of three playoff. Chicago ran past New York 8–4. Minnesota edged Baltimore 1–0, Detroit topped Kansas City 6–1, Cleveland crushed Los Angeles 46–3. Washington beat Boston 3–1 while Boston fell 1–3.
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Strikes and Spares MONUMENT LEAGUE standings report
Bowing to OCR chaos, the league records show teams and high scores across venues including Andy's Barbershop Crosier's and Greene's Oil. Standings list Volkswagen Dunham's A W Root Beer and others with mixed win totals and percentages, plus high singles and triples per shooter.
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Crosier
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Root Beer
W. Fisher
F. Churchill
Eddington
Mears
F. Starr
A. Mears
R. Kline
Soul
D. Forror
A& Root Beer
A & W Root Beer
Crosier's Barber Shop
Greene's Oil
Eddington's Garage
Volkswagen
Dunham Fur
Major League Leaders Batting And Pitching Highlights
Major League leaders list for players with 375 at bats or more includes Runnels Boston .326 and Mantle New York .321. Other leaders cover runs Pearson 115 Siebern 114. RBIs Killebrew 126 Siebern 117. hits Richardson 209 Lumpe 193. doubles Robinson 45 Yastrzemski 43. triples Cimoli 15 Clinton 10 and Robinson 10. home runs Killebrew 48 Cash 38. stolen bases Aparicio 31 Hinton 28. Pitching leaders show Wickersham 114 decisions .733 and Stigman 125 .706. strikeouts Pascual 206 Bunning 183. at bats Davis 347 Robinson 342. runs Davis 134 Wills 128. RBIs Davis 150 Mays 137. hits Davis 227 Robinson 208. doubles Robinson 51 Mays 36. triples Wills Davis Callison Virdon 10. home runs Mays 47 Hearn Aaron 45. stolen bases Wills 100 Davis 32. decisions Purkey 23 5 .821 Sanford 247 .774. strikeouts Drysdale 228 Koufax 216.
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Mantle
New York
Pearson
Los Angeles
Siebern
Kansas City
Killebrew
Minnesota
Richardson
Lumpe
Robinson
Chicago
Yastrzemski
Cimoli
Clinton
Cash
Detroit
Aparicio Chicago
Hinton Washington
Wickersham
Stigman
T. Davis
Cincinnati
Wills
Mays
San Francisco
W. Davis
Callison
Philadelphia
Virdon
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Louisville Beats Atlanta 2-1 To Take 3-2 Series Lead
Louisville defeats Atlanta 2-1 in Game five to move one win from the league title as Louisville leads the best-of-seven series 3-2.
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Louisville
Atlanta
Giants Beat Cardinals In Tight Playoff Push
Willie Mays homer in the eighth breaks a 1-1 tie and lifts the Giants 2-1 over St Louis to share a playoff path with Los Angeles for the National League title. Curt Simmons shuts out the Dodgers 1-0 in five hits, forcing a Dodgers Giants playoff for the NL championship.
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Los Angeles
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Dodgers
Boxers and Knockouts Span Three Continents in Sanctioned Matches
In Las Vegas Jorge Fernandez defeated Charley Scott on points after a 150 to 149 percent scoring, in Dortmund Doug Ress and Erich Schoeppner drew after 181 to 177 percent, and in Manila Solo Mon Boysaw stopped Kanzo Shimamura in the ninth round at 133 percent. Dimba California Wayne Thornton knocked out Pete Gonzales in Fresno as the Los Angeles bout lasted four rounds.
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Solomon Boysaw
Cleveland
Kanzo Shimamura
Japan
Dimba Calif
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Pete Gonzales
Los Angeles
First recorded cricket match played in 1928
London report notes the first recorded cricket match ever played between Kent and Surrey in 1928 marking a milestone in the history of the sport.
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London
UPI
Kent
Surrey
Packers Lions Duel for Top National Spot in NFL Week
The Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions each stand 3-0 as they host next week’s showdown in Green Bay. Washington Redskins moved 2-0-1 atop the Eastern Conference with a 24-14 upset of St Louis, while Cleveland, Dallas, and Philadelphia posted key results.
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Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Redskins
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Dallas
Los Angeles
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Winter Sports Group Meeting Set in Bethel Maine
The New England Council sponsored winter sports conference will convene October 15 and 16 at the Bethel Inn in Bethel Maine. Maine State Senator Ralph M Lovell of Sanford will be principal speaker at the session for innkeepers and the event gathers resort operators and skiing interests from the East.
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New England Council
Bethel Inn
Bethel
Maine
Ralph M. Lovell
Sanford
Vermont Fish and Game Board Hearing on Trout and Salmon Lengths
The Vermont Fish and Game Board will hold a hearing to decide whether regulations should be revised to change legal length limits for rainbow trout and salmon in the northeast part of the state. The hearing proceeds under Section 4085 Part 4 Title 10 VSA.
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Fish and Game Board
Vermont Fish and Game
Vermont hearing notice on October 18 1962 at State House
A notice under Vermont statutes announces a hearing to be held in the House of Representatives Hall at the State House in Montpelier on Thursday October 18 1962 at 7 30 p m. Dated Montpelier September 14 1962 by George L Wright chairman State Fish and Game Board. Publication dates September 27 28 29 October 1 2 3.
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House of Representatives
State House
Montpelier
Washington
State of
George L. Wright
State Fish and Game Board
Village of Old Bennington to Hold Public Hearing on Zoning
Voters and property owners are notified to meet at Old Bennington School on Tuesday October 2 1962 at 730 PM EDT for a public hearing on proposed new zoning ordinances. Clerk Helga A Jennings by order of the Trustees authorized at the Special Village Meeting July 9 1962 dated at Old Bennington VI September 14 1962 Sept 17 24 Oct 1.
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Helga A. Jennings
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