World Series heads to seventh game as series tied two each
New York manager Ralph Houk and San Francisco skipper Al Dark agreed the World Series would go the limit if necessary after a 2-2 tie. Houk plans to start Ralph Terry in the fifth game, while Dark tabs Jack Sanford to face the Yankees with potential starts for Billy O'Dell and Ford. Weather predicted fair with 70s temperatures.
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Terry
Sanford
NEW York
Ralph Houk
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Giants
Whitey Ford
Houk
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Hiller Delivers Grand Slam as Giants Tie World Series
In New York, Chuck Hiller hit a grand slam in the fourth game to beat the Yankees 7-3, becoming the first NL player with a bases loaded Grand Slam in a World Series. The 27 year old Giants second baseman, who had been in the minors two years earlier, batted .275 this season under manager Alvin Dark.
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Bridges
Bob Nieman
Harvey Kuenn
Hiller
Chuck Hiller
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Yankees
Little Giant Heroes Spark Giants in World Series Game Four
The San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 7-3 as Chuck Hiller hit a bases loaded homer to tie the series at 2-2. Pinch hitter Matty Alou delivered a key double earlier, rejuvenating San Francisco's offense as Al Dark trusted the younger Alou to swing for Pagan against Jim Coates.
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Jim Coates
Ford
Houk
Coates
Bridges
Jim Davenport
Matty Alou
New York
Giants
San Francisco
Smalles
Chuck Hiller
Matty
Los Angeles Dodger
al Dark
Dark
Alou
Jose Pagan
Pagan
Hiller
Baseball World Series Game Summaries and Box Scores
AP reports year’s World Series through Oct 12 with game by game results. New York and San Francisco split five games to date. performances include Ford O’Dell Larsen Berra Sanford Haller and Bailey, with homers by Boyer McCovey Bailey Haller Hiller. Attendance and financial shares noted for each game and overall totals.
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New York
San Francisco
Ford
Howard
O'Dell
Larsen
Miller
Bailey
Orsino
Boyer
Terry
Daley
Berra
Sanford
Haller
L- Terry
McCovey
Pierce
Bolin
Stafford
L Pierce
Marichal
Coates
Bridges
W—Larsen
L—Coates
Hiller
Takaya defeats Fernando in Osaka knockout
Kazuo Takaya knocks out Larry Fernando in Osaka Japan with a 130 percent display while Fer nando from the Philippines suffers a fourth round stoppage.
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Osaka
Japan
Kazuo Takayama
Larry Fernando
The
Philippines
Ter rys World Series baby pledge and Yankees Giants game notes
Ralph Terry who was to start Game Five for the Yankees mentions winning a game for his new baby. Jack Sanford of the Giants reports improvement from a cold as the series shifts to a 2-2 tie. Bill Stafford battles shin pain while Don Larsen, once perfect in 1956, faces Yogi Berra now with the Giants and remembers the past. Berra walks in the sixth.
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Bill Stafford
Yanks
Bi-State League Plans Winter Ice Hockey in Bennington Area
The Bi-State Hockey League formed by Bennington, Shaftsbury, North Adams, and Mt. Greylock met Sunday to secure a rink in the Bennington Shaftsbury area. Plans call for NCAA rules, limited player experience, and a season starting after ice forms with two round robin sessions in North Adams and Bennington.
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Bennington-Shaftsbury
Bennington
Shaftsbury
North Adams
Mt. Greylock
Frank Farrar
Garry Sweet
Edward Rice
Dick Moreau
Safe Ice
Williams College
New England Grid Schedule Highlights Weekend Matchups
Saturday features Holy Cross at Harvard Dartmouth at Brown Vale at Columbia Boston College at Syracuse Boston U at George Washington Middlebury at Williams Connecticut at Massachusetts Vermont at Rhode Island New Hampshire at Maine Trinity at Tufts Colby at Springfield AIC at Northeastern Bates at Worcester Tech Amherst at Bowdoin Hofstra at Bridgeport Wesleyan at Coast Guard Norwich at RPI Youngstown at Southern Conn Central Conn at Brockport State
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Holy Cross
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
U S Golfers Favored To Keep Japanese Cup
The US team led by Labron Harris Jr and Billy Joe Patton opens the World Amateur Golf Tournament at Kawana Fuji course. Four-man teams from 23 countries compete over 72 holes with the Americans favored to retain the Eisenhower Cup against Australia Britain New Zealand and Mexico challenging. Japan and South Africa are outsiders.
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Kawana
Japan
Scenic Fuji
Mt. Fuji
Labron Harris Jr
Billy Joe Patton
Deane Beman
Dick Sikes
Merion Course
Philadelphia
South Africa
Harness Racing Card Shows Sprint and Mile Stakes Action
The program lists trot and pace events with $500 to $600 purses. Multiple horses and drivers compete across nine races with times around 2:10 to 2:15 and payoffs from rough odds like 17.70 to 3.00. Notable entrants include Patsy Dillon Alex Song Fashion Dares Madam's B. Galion and Chief Deville among others.
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Little Chipper
LaRouch
Sambo B. Burke
Miss Bill Gallon
Little Lassie
Kathy Springwood
Yankee Sunset
Bernadette
Guy Demon
Hoyt
Chalidale Eye
Bol
Major Regent
Gloria S
Pam. C
Ann's Way
Vitaphone
Alex Song
Akoury Jr
Shafer
Nero Hanover
Devizzio
Colin
Chestnut Song
Meddier
Tom Scott
R.C.S Daily
Pace
Mile
Reidie Wick
Coons
Edith E. Abbe
Heeney
King Elias
Ohio Valley
Hal Rosecroft
Brunson
Clayhaven Delight
B. Galion
Parker
Peter G. Scott
Silk
Runnymede Molly
Bogardus
Chief Deville
Langtry
Raina Hanover
Parkle Hal
Bromiley
Princely Direct
Bountiful
Red Eria
Cheri Eden
Hodge Direct
Bloodgood
Clayhaven Whizzer
Fanelli
Axless Hall
Flying Scotsman Wins Bol Prix Nears World Title
Flying Scotsman Jim Clark from Scotland won the Grand Prix of the United States at Watkins Glen, finishing 15 seconds ahead of Graham Hill. Clark averaged 108.61 mph over 23 miles in a Lotus V8, tightening his points lead to within nine of Hill in the world drivers championship with the final race set for East London, South Africa, on December 29.
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
Jim Clark
Scotland
England
Graham Hill
United States
Flying Scotman
South Africa
East London
Betsy Cannon Stands At Fort Stephenson Site
Betsy, the lone cannon that secured Fort Stephenson in the War of 1812, remains at the fort’s victory site in Fremont Ohio and is still on display.
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Betsy
Fort Columbus
Ohio
Fort Stephenson
Fremont
Doran Leads New England Football Scorers
Ralph Doran of Tufts tops New England college football scorers with 28 points in three games and 316 rushing yards on the season. Teammate Ron Deveaux tied for runner up with 24 points, as Amherst John North and Bates Tom Carr also reach 24.
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Boston
Ralph Doran
Outside
Tufts
New England
Ron Deveaux
Amherst
John North
Bates
Tom Carr
Southern Connecticut
Ralph Ferriss
Dave Holmes
Middlebury
Colby
Dave Cox
Binky Smith
Vermont
Frank Amato
Ken Burton
Deane Kent
Loren Flagg
University of Massachusetts
Paul Fava
Doran
Yale
Wally Grant
Massachusetts
George Pleau
Hank Salem Wins Trap Shoot At Fall Foliage Event
Hank Salem of Bennington topped the registered trap shoot with 180 of 200 targets at the Bennington Rod and Gun Club in South Shaftsbury. John L. Parks tied for second in the 100 third event at 116 yards. J R Harris and Francis Antonio deadlocked at 46 in the 50 third event. A chicken barbecue and social gathering followed in the club house.
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Hank Salem
Bennington
J. R. Harris
Branchville
N.J
Francis Antonio
C. L. Jourdian
Amherst
Mass
Prof Foresters Say Uncultivated Forests Underperform
State foresters warn that in average uncultivated forests the growth rate is only about one third of potential. They say pruning thinning and other guidance could double Vermont’s timber income of 124 million dollars by improving small private woodlots and public lands.
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Vermont
Young Jennifer Johnson Plans Bangkok Wedding to MIT Graduate
Jennifer Johnson daughter of U. Alexis Johnson announces plans to marry Maire Moldara head of a Bangkok air conditioning assembly firm. The Brazilian born 19 year old expects a December wedding in Bangkok with Moldara, a 31 year old MIT graduate.
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Jennifer Johnson
U. Alexis Johnson
Maire Moldara
Bangkok
Thailand
Miss Johnson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alabama Regains No 1 in AP poll over Texas
Alabama rebounds to top the AP national poll with 445 points led by 23 first place votes, Texas second with 422, Penn State third. Ohio State falls to 10 after a 9-7 loss to UCLA, while LSU and Arkansas rise with notable wins. Georgia Tech and Army exit the top ten.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Ohio State
Crimson Tide
Texas
Penn State
Vanderbilt
Rice
Buckeyes
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Miami
Fla
Army
Louisiana State
Michigan
Florida State
Purdue
Arkansas
LSU
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Southern California
Mississippi
Washington
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Nebraska
Northwestern
Oregon
Michigan State
Missouri
Minnesota
Duke
Utah State
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Junior Rifleman, 13, Hits Mark on 1st Day
The YMCA Junior Rifle Club indoors Saturday as 13 year old John Hayes of North Benton fires qualifying scores on 10 straight targets to complete Pro-Marksman requirements on his first day. The club, open to members under 19, meets Saturdays from 9 until noon and is chartered by the National Rifle Association following its junior rifle program.
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YMCA
John Hayes
North Bennington
National Rifle Association
NRA
Marichal Injured Trying to Bunt With 2 Men On
Giants ace Juan Marichal was sidelined after injuring his finger while bunting with two on and two strikes in the fifth inning of the World Series game against the Yankees. He showed a blue nail from the hit as Whitey Ford’s inside pitch struck him, ending his outing after the Giants led 2 0.
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NEW York
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Giants
Yankees
Marichal
Whitey
Ford
Dominican Republic
Tom) Haller
Hamlin Morgan Reserve Champion at New York All-Morgan Show
Windcrest Prima Donna, a Morgan mare owned by John H. Hamlin, was named reserve champion in the harness stake at the New York All-Morgan Show in Syracuse. Shown by Josephine Hamlin, she also won first in mare and gelding in harness classes.
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Syracuse
N.Y
John H. Hamlin
Town Line Road
Bennington
New York
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