Cardinals Ready For Yankees In World Series Opener
St Louis fans greet Yogi Berra on his return as the Yankees arrive for the first World Series game. Tony Kubek may miss the opener with a sprained wrist, while Ken Boyer nurses a leg injury threatening the Cardinals infield protection and power.
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U S Track Team Strength Cited Ahead of Tokyo Games
UPI reports that the United States fields its strongest track and field squad for the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Coaches battery optimism, citing depth in distance events and expected Russian challenge, with Yale mentor Bob Giegengack saying there is always room for progress.
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Norwich Chess Club Seeks Upset in Hanover Match
Norwich University Chess Club aims to extend a three-match winning streak and total 19 games in 1964-65. They travel to Hanover to face Dartmouth, touted as New England’s strongest college team, with Rumford Concord Rutland and Portland clubs looming as toughest pro opponents. Norwich, led by Willworth Brand Sobelman Mahan, targets at least an 11-8 season and plans Open and Vermont Championship participation.
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Y Begins Junior Bowling Class Wednesday
Bowling instruction at the Bennington YMCA starts Wednesday Oct. 7 at 3 30 p m for boys in 3rd through 6th grades. Directed by John Riddle the class is free to members with lessons on candle pins scoring and team play offered at one end of the alley. A girls program is scheduled each Friday from 3 30 to 5 p m.
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Kentucky Makes It Back To College Grid Ratings
New York based United Press International rankings place the Kentucky Wildcats in the top 10 for the first time since 1951. Kentucky climbs to seventh after upset wins over SEC rivals Mississippi and Auburn, aided by rodger Bird runs and Rick Norton to Rick Kestner. Texas remains No. 1 with 27 first place ballots. Illinois, Michigan, Alabama, Ohio State, and Kentucky fill the top spots as others drop or rise.
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Twelve Schools Attend Area Hockey Clinic
Nearly 100 varsity field hockey players and coaches from 11 high schools and one college gathered at Burr and Burton Seminary for an all day clinic led by a top New England instructor. Miss Katie Barrett of Bouve School in Boston and two seniors ran a stick work session and coached a demonstration game with participation from every school. The session, arranged by Burr and Burton coach Mrs Howard B Ambrose with UVM and Rutland High School officials, was called a tremendous success and expected to boost local interest in the sport. Participating schools included UVM, Bennington, Poultney, Leland and Gray, Whitingham, Wilmington, Chester, Bradford, Arlington Memorial, Woodstock, North Bennington, and Burr and Burton. All players took part in the demonstration game in five five-player teams.
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Dodgers sign Harry Dunlop as playing manager for farm club
Los Angeles Dodgers signed 31 year old Harry Dunlop on Tuesday as playing manager for a farm team not yet named. Dunlop joins after a lengthy period in the sport and will lead in an acting capacity until the affiliate is finalized.
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Spahn Seeks Formula To Regain Winning Touch
Milwaukee United Press story reports pitcher Spahn believes he has found the method to restore his winning form after a slump. The veteran seeks to recapture the control and pace that made him a reliable ace in prior seasons, aiming to prove his durability and effectiveness again on the mound.
Olympic Athletes Favor Yankees In World Series Pick
UPI reports that 60 U.S. athletes polled split 32 for the Yankees and 24 for the Cardinals with four undecided. Notable picks include Jim Burke and Ike Berger for the Yankees and Mel Counts for the Cardinals, who foresees a seven game series.
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Little League Honors at Falls in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls N Y. Members of the Town of Hoosick Little League, parents, officers and umpires were treated to a ham dinner at Hoosick Falls Central School. Kasmer Stempek, league president, awarded trophies to players Douglas Smith Michael McGuire John Sennett Gregory March Craig Steele Donald Seney Timothy Holzhauer Irving Starr Jeffrey Burdick Jody Pokines William Rasch Albert Slocum Robert Hall Louis Brandi Donald Fleming Bruce Robson Joseph Dwyer Howard O'Brien Steve Wright Phil Dwyer Thomas Crowley James McGuire. A trophy was also given to Guy Brandi, manager of the Yankees, the 1964 championship team.
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