Giants Yankees Fifth World Series Tilt Looms In Rain Delay
In New York Ralph Houk and Alvin Dark said the 24 hour postponement favors neither side as Yankees pitcher Ralph Terry faces Jack Sanford of the Giants in game five. Weather expected to clear, with potential sixth game rotation shifts allowing Ford or Stafford to start for New York and Pierce or Sanford for San Francisco.
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NEW York
Ralph Houk
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Yankees
Giants
Ralph Terry
Jack Sanford
New York Weather Bureau
Dark
Pierce
Stafford
Houk
Whitey Ford
Ford
Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Allie Reynolds
Johnny Sain
Sal Maglie
Bill Stafford
Billy
New York Yankees
Flaming Maple Four-ball and Mixed Doubles at Dorset Field Club
A busy weekend at Dorset Field Club features the Flaming Maple Four-ball Invitation golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday with eight teams per flight and nine-hole qualifying Saturday morning. A mixed doubles tennis round robin is also planned with entry registration by 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Dorset
Dorset Field Club
Golf Pro
Wright elected president of LPGA
Mickey Wright of Dallas was chosen as president of the Ladies Professional Golf Association on Tuesday in Phoenix Arizona. The election highlights Wright leading the LPGA board amid ongoing tours and governance.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Giants Dark says rain delay won’t affect World Series game five
New York AP report quotes Alvin Dark saying the weather postponement changes nothing for the San Francisco Giants as the series schedule shifts and pitching plans adjust. Dark notes travel dates and rest benefits, contrasting with 1951, and confirms his lineup will stay the same.
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NEW York
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Boxing Results From Multiple Cities
In San Antonio Oscar German beat Chapparro De Leon on points over 10 rounds. In Reading Ernie Knox stopped Jim Robinson after 9 rounds. In San Jose Al Medrano outpointed Eddie Chavez over 8 rounds. In Sacramento Frankie Duarte defeated Trino Savala in 10 rounds. In Honolulu Leo Espinosa outpointed Tony Herrera over 10 rounds.
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Chapparro de Leon
Mexico
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Ernie Knox
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Jim Robinson
Philadelphia
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al Medrano
Sacramento
Eddie Chavez
Frankie Duarte
Trino Savala
Water Skiing Champ Scores On Dry Land
Vicki Van Hook 18 of Long Beach California, holder of 12 national and two world titles, gained fame in Japan while filming with Yuzo Kayama. She autographed photos for charity, trained Japan’s water skiing team for the 1963 world meet in France, and plans to study at Long Beach State, unsure if she will pursue teaching or psychology.
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UPI
Vicki van Hook
Japan
Long Beach
Calif
Yuzo Kayama
Vicki
France
Vick
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Long Beach State
Governors Roll In Soccer Loop Top Whitingham
North Bennington High School dominated Whitingham 6 to 1 in a Molly Stark league match played on a waterlogged field. Ricky Haynes opened the scoring, with Dan LeBarron and Phil Harrington adding others before halftime, and Sim Crosier, Harrington, and Eddy Baldwin finishing the final surge. John Carrier scored Whitingham’s lone goal in the second quarter. Trevor Ewell and Alfred Correy are listed as goalie and defender for the North Bennington and Whitingham squads.
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Eddy Baldwin
John Carrier
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Well
Alfred Correy
Hawks Leafs Open NHL Season Tonight
The Chicago Black Hawks and Toronto Maple Leafs start the NHL campaign with last season’s ending in mind. Leafs beat Hawks to win the Stanley Cup while Hawks seek the top spot and lead Montreal in recent years. Exhibition results show Chicago won both games. Leafs won the All-Star game.
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Etcheverry Benched as Cards Name Johnson to Start
The St. Louis Cardinals bench veteran quarterback Sam Etcheverry after three straight losses and name 23 year old Charley Johnson in his second pro season to start against the Washington Redskins. Etcheverry, a nine year Canadian League legend, has faced boos in St. Louis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Etcheverry
Wally Lemm
Charley Johnson
Washington Redskins
Etcheverry
Credit life policies paid $836 million debts for Americans
Payoff figures from the Institute of Life Insurance show credit life policies have settled $836 million of debts for Americans who died in the past decade.
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New York
UPI
Institute of Life Insurance
Anxious Yankees Aim to Win Series Fifth Game
Rain delayed game five as Ralph Terry eyes his first World Series win after four losses. New baby born hours after last defeat. Ralph Houk notes no side gains from the extra day off. Whitey Ford gains rest and Bill Stafford healing from a shin bruise as New York prepares to play in wet conditions.
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Ralph Houk
Houk
Whitey Ford
Bill Stafford
Mantle Confronts Anxious Hitting Slump in Series
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle, batting .133 in the World Series against the San Francisco Giants, says anxiety to homer has hampered him. Mantle has two hits in 15 at bats with no RBIs, while coach Ralph Houk remains confident and credits Giants pitchers for mixing their stuff.
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Mickey Mantle
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankee
RBI
Ralph Houk
Mantle
Giants
Wes Westrum
College Grid Picks Top Teams to Roll On
World Series teams rest as college football picks roll. Alabama over Houston. Texas over Oklahoma. Penn State over Army. LSU over Miami. Washington over Oregon State. Arkansas over Baylor. Purdue over Miami Ohio. Ohio State over Illinois. Georgia Tech over Tennessee. UCLA over Colorado State. Wisconsin over Notre Dame. Pittsburgh over West Virginia. Duke over California. Minnesota over Northwestern.
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Saratoga Racing Results Mile Trot and Pacing Events
The Saratoga card lists multiple pace and trot events with winners and payoffs. General Sampson drives to victory in the first mile trot with Onward Diamond second and Collyer's Pride third. attendance 1,795 and handle 104,450 dollars.
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Yankee Ace Stafford May Pitch In World Series Opener
Bill Stafford said his injured leg is responding and he may start Friday's World Series game versus the San Francisco Giants. If he pitches he’ll need a strap after being hit by a Felipe Alou drive in Sunday's 3-2 Yankee win. Weather delays and travel chaos marked a postponement heavy series with disrupted plans and crowded airports.
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Ohio State Faculty OK Rose Bowl Bid Change
Ohio State's 1962 football team may accept a Rose Bowl bid after the Faculty Council voted 36 to 20 to permit it. The reversal over last year's stance follows a need to win the Big Ten again for a shot at Pasadena after a 9-7 loss to UCLA.
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U S Amateurs Lead Canada in World Amateur Team Championship
In Kawana Japan the United States built a slim edge over Canada as Dick Sikes Deane Beman and Labron Harris Jr. posted 212 to lead the Eisenhower Trophy event. Canada’s Gary Cowan shot 68 to top individuals, with Nick Westock and Bill Wakeham aiding a 215 for second place. New Zealand 218 and others trailed among 22 nations.
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