Dodgers 8-5 Favorites To Win World Series
Los Angeles listed as the 8-5 favorite to win the series with Don Drysdale opposing Dave McNally in the opener. Hank Bauer of the Orioles boasted of hitting strength and pitching depth as Baltimore eyed a challenge to Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers in a tightly priced World Series.
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Dodgers Favorable in World Series Pitching Edge
Los Angeles hopes to ride overpowering pitching to a World Series edge over Baltimore. Koufax and Drysdale lead a staff with a 2.63 ERA, while the Orioles counter with Jim Palmer and Wally Bunker. If seven games, Alston can use Koufax three times as in 1965. Fair weather for the opener at 1 p.m. PDT.
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Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Wally Bunker
Robinson Predicts Dodgers Easier Opponents For Orioles World Series
LA viewpoints clash as Frank Robinson says the Dodgers would be easier to beat in a World Series than the Pirates or Giants. He notes Baltimore’s pitching could overpower Los Angeles bats, while Dodgers pride themselves on pitching despite weak hitting. Alston recalls two young arms Sutton and Singer offering hope.
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19 Suspended At Hinsdale
The New Hampshire Racing Commission suspended 19 harness drivers after a Hinsdale Raceway fixes probe. Rulings extend 30 days to end of 1967, with some drivers appealing. Key witness James C. Smith of Danville retained indefinite suspension for admitted role. race fixes tied to Anthony J. Maloni, a convicted bookie.
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Dodgers World Series tickets sellout before sale time
Thousands were shut out as 8,000 public sale seats vanished at Dodgers stadium after a long line formed early. Dodgers announced a 1 PM sale but police concerns prompted an early window opening and all seats sold prior to the scheduled time. Ford Hernandez stopped Rod Thompson in Las Vegas, 164 pounds to 156, at 6 rounds.
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Mt Anthony Patriots Field Hockey Halfway Point
Mt Anthony Patriots field hockey reaches midway mark with about 60 players across freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors. Captains named for each class. seniors lead in scoring with Bette-Sue Thompson and Robin Keir top diverse scoring notes. Tournament ends Friday with selection of varsity varsity reserve and two junior varsity teams and planned games with nearby-area teams.
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Maureen Madison
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Karen Hogan
Abby Shapiro
Chris Harrington
Jenny Viereck
Laurie Baldwin
Carol Colvin
Linda Betii
Pam McGarey
Peg Burgess
Marge Dawson
Scott Wiskowski
Carol Christie
Gail Godek
Kim Cook
Sheila Iskowitz
Peggy Brunina
Linda Graves
Debbie Percey
Joanne Knights
Nancy Kantrowitz
Bonnie Hanson
Kris Sleeman
Cathy Thibodeau
Janet Studwell
Betsy Jones
Cheryl Cooper
Mary Morse
Jenny Rounds
Robin Keir
Patti Fair
Sharon Colvin
Ann Hall
Jane Wolf
Jane Rice
Bette-Sue Thompson
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Caswell
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Mt. Anthony
Unconditional Release Given to Roberts
Chicago dispatch reports Robin Roberts, 40, major league star of the 1950s, was released by the Chicago Cubs on Monday. Manager Leo Durocher said another candidate for pitching coach will be pursued as Roberts ends a trial with the club after 15 career wins short of 300. Roberts, a free agent signing last summer after Houston let him go, previously starred with the Orioles for three winning seasons from 1962 to 1964.
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Bentley triumphs in city league high singles and triples
In the Men s City League events L Bentley-217 B Murray-213 earned high singles and high triples with L Bentley-575 B Murray-570 S LeBarron-556 posting top scores. The results highlight Bentley and Murray across both disciplines with LeBarron also contributing a high triple score.
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Soccer matchups loom for Mt Anthony Burr and Burton Arlington Whitingham
Local schedule lists Mt Anthony at Burr and Burton, Arlington at Whitingham, and Wilmington at Leland and Gray for today, highlighting prep league play and regional standings as teams seek valuable points.
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Pownal Marksman Wins Rifle Trophy
George A. Pratt of Pownal won the Lt. Col. Robert Phillips Memorial Trophy at Keene New Hampshire matches. Pratt led with 396 of 400, setting a 300 yard Slow-fire range record and posting high off-hand and prone rapid-fire scores. He also earned a Phillips trophy model, a silver cup, and medals. Pratt and Bert Richmond helped Vermont finish third at Camp Perry with over 2,000 marksmen from every state participating.
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Celtics Rally Past Hawks in Exhibition Win
Boston Celtics upend St. Louis Hawks 95 to 90 in Owensboro as Sam Jones scores 25 points and Bailey Howell 17. Havlicek adds 10, Beaty leads Hawks with 17, Bridges and Caldwell reach 15 each. Celtics head to Nashville with 3-3 preseason mark.
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BCHS Fresh Down Cambridge in New York game
Cambridge High freshmen fall to Bennington Catholic High School as BCHS scores two second half touchdowns on passes from Tim Morrissey to end John LeRay. Morrissey adds the extra point. Libardi’s Sabers defense smothers Cambridge until late. BCHL freshmen travel to North Adams Friday to face Drury High.
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Smith and Hall Re sign with Detroit Red Wings
Floyd Smith and Murray Hall returned signed contracts Monday to the Detroit Red Wings for the 1966-67 NHL season. Veteran Gordie Howe appeared at Detroit training for the first time in a week, seemingly recovered from a knee injury that kept him out last week.
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Adcock vows changes for Indians in 1967 season
Los Angeles based report says Joe Adcock takes over as Cleveland Indians manager on a two year contract about 35000 a year. He pledges to return to fundamentals and emphasizes discipline and workload. Adcock notes his aim to strengthen the team without trading for mere faces and recalls his late father’s support in his managerial path.
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