Dodgers Rise as Series Favorites on Koufax Masterpiece
Dodgers overpower Yankees 5-2 behind Sandy Koufax who struck out a series record 15 and held New York to six hits. John Roseboro hit a three run homer to back the left hander as Ford struggled through five innings in the opener.
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al Downing
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Tony Kubek
John Roseboro
Sandy
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Clete Boyer
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Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Carl Erskine
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Mel Ott
Koufax Dominates Yankees In World Series Opener
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax struck out a record 15 with a five to two win over the New York Yankees. He admitted nerves and fatigue after a dazzling performance as he fanned 15 in a key World Series start and silenced the Yankees through eight innings before Harry Bright ended the shutout bid with a swing and miss.
Palmer to play Whitemarsh despite shoulder pain
Arnold Palmer will compete in the Whitemarsh Open at Whitemarsh Valley CC despite a painful right shoulder. The $128,000 event features top money winners like Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros and serves as a Ryder Cup tuneup in Atlanta next week.
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Tony Lema
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Atlanta
Pine Cobble announces fall field hockey and soccer schedule
Pine Cobble School in Williamstown outlines the girls field hockey and boys varsity soccer schedule. Oct 16 at Bement School Deerfield and Oct 30 the reverse. Nov 6 at Berkshire County Day Lenox. Nov 8 field day at Pine Cobble 2 p.m. All-school Green White event. parents urged to attend home games at 2 p.m. Coaches listed with Williams College students assisting.
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Duffield
Williams College
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Frederick Tuttle
Rodman Patton
Four-Ball Tourney At Mt Anthony Seeks Better Weather
Mt Anthony Country Club hosts the Fall Foliage Four Ball Invitational this weekend with about 40 teams expected. Qualifying Friday and match play Saturday and Sunday. entrants include Alex Mahar of Bennington Fred Favreau of Wahconah Dal ton Mass and J C Jerome Bill Meany Bennington Woodstock Ned Maloney and Ed Manard Charles Kokoras Fran LaRoche Frank Bizzarro and John Medlin.
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John Maurycy
Club Golf Pro
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
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Cliff Rounds
Troy
Gene Devine
Albany
Carl Hegel
Bennington
Alex Mahar
Fred Favreau
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
Mass
J.C. Jerome
Bill Meany
Woodstock
John Maloney
Ed Manard
Charles Kokoras
Fran LaRoche
Frank Bizzarro
John Medlin
Brother's Keeper is Johnny Sain
New York Yankee pitching coach Johnny Sain was injured in a Tuesday night fight attempt and broken jaw left him hospitalized for the World Series eve. The incident occurred as he tried to break up a dispute between a friend and another man.
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New York Yankee
Johnny Sain
Sain
Patriots face Jets with Parilli sidelined by sore arm
Boston quarterback Babe Parilli revealed a painful right arm muscle injury and doubts his readiness for the AFL east leaders Jets. Coach Mike Holovak searches for a backup as New York, 2-1, flaunts a hot, cohesive lineup. Also: Doug Ford captures Metropolitan Golfers Association title by seven strokes.
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Boston Patriots
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Jets
Mike Holovak
Weeb Eubank
Lido Beach
N.Y
Doug Ford
Metropolitan Golfers’ Association
Steve Doctor
Buck Adams
Bowling League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Untouchables Thompson's Wood Choppers lose 0 to 4 as Abel Cable dominates with high single G Sawyer 165 and high triple 411. Pennysaver Five edges Stay Trim Trimettes 2 to 2, with E Mattison 164 and Harrington 452. Bijurettes beat Petite Five 3 to 1, D Dickie posts 185 and 495. Wood Choppers sit last at 214. In City League, Brother's 5 defeat Cushmans 2 with Lindsey 205 and 522. Smokey's 3 to U C T 1. Townsend 223 and 627. Renegades 3 to Sprague 1. Pinsoneault 220 and 563. Rangers 3 to Shea's Wood 1. K Johnson 212 and Kelly 534. Dinette 4 NYABC 0. Pray 221 and 543. Benn Brush 2 Empire Cleaners 2. M Caslin 212 and 571.
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World Series Opener Updates and Season Records
Roger Maris went hitless in four at bats as the Yankees opened the World Series, dropping his Series average to .184 after 20 games. The piece reviews regular season and Series pitching marks, notes past heroics by Carl Erskine and Carl Hubbell, and recalls hot hitting by Mel Ott in the 1930s.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
Yankees
Maris
New England Teams Prep For Aerial Attacks This Weekend
Coaches from Massachusetts Bucknell Syracuse Colgate Boston University New Hampshire Northeastern Bates and Dartmouth focus on pass defense and its impact for Saturday games. Bucknell QB Don Rodgers leads with 255 yards four TDs, while Boston University’s speed challenges Colgate and Northeastern rigs for Bates upset hopes.
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Bill Serro
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Ray Alexander
Priestly
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Rhode Island
Tony Tetro
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Bates
Huskies
John Silverio
Bill McKeon
Dean Webb
Joe Zabilski
Wavy
Dartmouth
Ed Keible
Tel-Fax video patrol debuts at Green Mountain Park racing
Green Mountain Park unveils Tel-Fax closed circuit television for instant race reviews replacing patrol judges. The system records every foot of the race, streams to grandstands, and tapes objections for seconds' review, costing over $100,000 with a four man crew. Fearless Pincher wins the feature at Creen Mountain Park in five furlongs at .192-5 for a $10.40 payoff as 2,165 fans wagered $136,809.
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Television Facilities Inc
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N.J
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Anthony Symanovich
Oxman
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Mobile Video Tape Inc
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Owen E. Pons
Steward Henry
America
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Creen Mountain Park
Governors Defeat Whitingham In Molly Stark Soccer
North Bennington High School evened its season in the Molly Stark Soccer League with a 4-2 win over Whitingham. Dan ny LeBarron scored twice while Phil Harrington and Eddie Baldwin added one each as NBHS improved to 2-2-1 and prepares for next week with games against Leland and Gray and Arlington.
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Governor Booters
Danny LeBarron
Phil Harrington
Eddie Baldwin
Leland and Gray
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