Dodgers use secret scouting book to sweep Yankees in World Series
The Los Angeles Dodgers swept the New York Yankees in four games, ending a 27 series streak for the Yankees. A hidden 19 page scouting report guided Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres and Don Drysdale, detailing Yankee strengths and weaknesses to limit hits and runs. Al Campanis Lefty Phillips and Ted McGrew compiled the loose leaf sheets guiding game plans and pitch choices.
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Palmer To Play As Ryder Cup Captain
Arnold Palmer says he will select himself to play if his form allows and will bench himself if not as the United States Ryder Cup captain. He lists his teammates and rates their current form ahead of the Friday start in Atlanta.
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Middlebury Homecoming Honors 1923 Harvard Tie Heroes
Twenty four Middlebury figures including Coach David Morey and 12 players from the 1923 Panther squad return for Homecoming. They will be honored at Memorial Field House and sit with the 1923 team during the Panther-Williams game after a famed 6-6 Harvard tie.
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Boxing results list middleweight bouts across cities
In Houston Roger Rischer was knocked out by Cleveland Williams at 3 rounds. Fresno saw Isaac Logart outpoint Gabe Terranez over 10 rounds. New York’s Bob Cassidy outpointed Dom Eng Ortiz in 6 rounds. London middleweight Terry Downes KOed Rudolf Nehring in 3 rounds.
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England
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Bruins Open Season With 4 4 Tie Against Canadiens
Boston Bruins rally from early deficit to tie the Montreal Canadiens 4 4 in the NHL opener at Boston Garden. Murray Oliver scored twice as Johnny Bucyk Tom Williams added two points apiece attracting 13 909 fans. Oliver’s late equalizer knotted the game with 1:55 left as Ed Johnston made 38 saves for Boston.
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Hughes and Staubach Named Week's Top Gridders
SMU's John Hughes earned AP Lineman of the Week after 11 unassisted tackles and a fumble recovery despite a twisted ankle. Navy quarterback Roger Staubach was AP Back of the Week after leading a 26-13 win at Michigan with two passing TDs and a rushing TD, setting academy and season marks.
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Hoosick Falls Punt Pass and Kick Contest Planned
Hoosick Falls hosts the annual Punt Pass and Kick contest Sunday at 1 30 p m sponsored by the Howard Haynes Ford Agency and the Kiwanis Club. Boys and girls ages 8 to 11 compete in age groups with prizes including warm up jackets helmets autograph footballs and gift certificates. Registration at St Marys and Central School ended yesterday and adults are invited to watch.
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Eagles Win Seventh Straight Soccer Victory Over Wilmington
Arlington High School’s soccer team dominated Wilmington High 3-0 in Molly Stark League action. Don Marsh scored in the third period with Frank Hall and Russ Holten adding goals in the fourth. Don Trachie stood out for Arlington as NBHL fell 2-1 to Lealand and Gray, dropping to 3-3-1.
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Benhi Boosters Meet Tonight at Bennington High
The Benhi Boosters Club meets at 7 30 p m in Bennington High School. People interested in aiding athletics in the Bennington area are urged to attend.
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Johnny Keane Named NL Manager of the Year for 1963
Johnny Keane of the St. Louis Cardinals was chosen as National League Manager of the Year in AP voting. He led St. Louis to a surprise second place finish and topped 71 ballots with 53 votes, ahead of Walter Alston and Bobby Bragan.
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Warriors Need Rebuilding Even Wilt Chamberlain Returns
San Francisco based report details coach Alex Hannum's plan to diversify Wilt Chamberlain's role and improve team defense after a 31-49 season. The piece notes Chamberlain averaged 44.8 points last season and cites moves from Syracuse to coach and a game comparison with Boston and Philadelphia.
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No Non Sense Wins Feature at Green Mountain Park
In Pownal Vermont yesterday No Non sense captured the seven furlong feature at Green Mountain Park. The horse paid $34.40 $13.00 and $4.40 to win place and show. An unidentified bettor won $7 409 40 on the twin double. A crowd of 2 351 wagered $224 512.
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Koufax Aims to Be Baseball's Winningest Pitcher
New York AP report shows Sandy Koufax receiving a new sports car at a luncheon after being hailed as World Series hero. He states his ambition to surpass Cy Young's 511 wins, but cautions it would require exceptional luck and many seasons.
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Horses and Trainers Suspended Over Green Mountain Drug Case
Three winning thoroughbreds at Green Mountain Park and their trainers have been indefinitely suspended as the Vermont Racing Commission reviews a drugging case. Horses Big Drought trained by A A Dunbar Chantanlea by John Spencer and Bobbi Mahoney by Victor Falzone are named, along with trainer Robert J. McNally for possession of drugs and hypodermic instruments.
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Compliments By Auerbach Amid Exhibition Praise
In St. Louis AP reports Red Auerbach praises the Celtics for strong form headed into the season. He notes Bill Russell Frank Ramsey Tommy Heinsohn KC Jones John Havlicek and Sam Jones in peak condition with Larry Siegfried impressing among newcomers. Johnny McCarthy is sound but not scoring.
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Bowling International League Standings and High Scores
Standings show Ray's Market leading at 11 4 followed by Blue Jays 10 5 and Bijur No 2 9 6. High scores include individual marks like Hogan 222 615 and Gardner 234 621. Other notable marks list J Wyman 229 and Rabideau 206 567 with teams such as Blue Angels Keoughs lectronics Mitchs and Tansitor Mets present.
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