Bennington faces Windsor in foliage weekend showdown
BCHS Sabers travel to Alumni Field Saturday at 1 30 p m to meet Windsor Yellowjackets in a Vermont Football Conference game marking the Foliage Festival. Bennington Catholic seeks a second win after a 12 0 victory over Hartford while Windsor sits 0 2 with a heavy line and inexperience.
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College Grid Teams May Face Shakeup
United Press International reports a possible shakeup among the top 10 college football teams after this weekend’s slate. Illinois, Notre Dame, Southern California, Ohio State, Navy, Auburn, Alabama, Texas, Michigan State, and Army clash in afternoon and night games with high stakes and tight prior records shaping title hopes.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
Major League standings and upcoming games across both leagues. Details include leaders New York, Chicago, Baltimore and Detroit with records and percentages, plus Friday and Saturday pitching matchups and venues between Detroit Baltimore Los Angeles Minnesota Kansas City Chicago and others.
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Eight-Game AFL slate features running backs headlining weekend play
An eight game AFL slate sets the stage for a big weekend as New York faces San Diego and Buffalo meets Oakland while Boston plays Denver and Houston tackles Kansas City. Abner Haynes leads Kansas City with Sid Blanks for Houston as both teams chase the Western Division lead.
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Reds Edge Pirates 5-4 to Stay in NL Race
Cincinnati rallied behind 2-year-old catcher Jim Coker, who homered and threw out Bill Virdon at second, to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4. Coker’s heroics tied the Cardinals at half a game as Nuxhall earned his ninth win while Sam L Ellis closed with no hits in two innings. The win kept the Reds within reach of the pennant as the Giants, Braves and Cubs won elsewhere.
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Orioles Rally For 2-0 Win Over Senators In AL Battle
Orioles beat the Washington Senators 2-0 behind Dave McNally in Baltimore. McNally allowed only a Don Lock double with two out in the seventh, striking out nine. Luis Aparicio walked and stole base, Adair and Brooks Robinson doubled in the third and fifth to drive in runs as Baltimore stays in slim playoff contention alongside the Yankees and White Sox.
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Unitas Faces Rams Big Four Sunday
The feared Rams front four, the NFL's best defensive line, will challenge Johnny Unitas and the Baltimore Colts as they square off Sunday. The unbeaten Rams seek another showcase, while Unitas aims to improvise against the pressure.
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National League playoff pairings set for Monday
National League playoff pairings were announced with six possible formats involving the St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants. The Reds and Phillies finish with two games between them while the Cardinals hold a slim lead and three games remain.
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Herman Replaces Pesky as Red Sox Manager in 1965
Boston named Billy Herman to succeed Johnny Pesky as manager for 1965. General Manager Higgins and owner Tom Yawkey said no other candidate was considered and the change was decided last Saturday September 26. Pesky will seek another baseball job. no farm system opening is planned.
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