Simmons Faces Bout in St. Louis Today
The St. Louis Cardinals send Curt Simmons to the mound to clinch the World Series against the New York Yankees who start Jim Bouton to keep the series alive. Forecast sunny for Busch Stadium. Yankees favored 6-5, Cardinals 11-5 to win the series. Cards hope momentum from the NL pennant run continues, while Yanks seek another late push as the teams meet for Game 6 with lineups including Mantle, Maris, and Simmons facing Bouton.
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Odds Favor Ohio State Over Southern Cal by One TD
Oddsmakers pick Ohio State to beat Southern California by a touchdown as the undefeated No. 2 Buckeyes host 13th-ranked USC in Columbus. Ohio State just crushed Illinois 26-0 to claim second in the UP ratings behind Texas. USC dropped to 13th after a loss to Michigan State.
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Eagles Keep Top Spot In New England Grid Poll
Boston College holds first in the major college rankings with nine first place votes and eight point lead over Yale. Amherst tops the small college poll with ten firsts, ahead of Bowdoin and Williams. Dartmouth slides from third to sixth after a loss to Princeton. Vermont rises with wins.
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Eagles Lose League Lead As Whitingham Wins 4-3
Whitingham edge Arlington 4-3 after two overtimes and a final kick off under Vermont Headmasters rules. Arlington had led 2-1 after Holton and Marsh scored, but Whitingham tied late, then won on a second overtime penalty and free kick sequence.
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Olympic swimming judges bring laughter at pool
Olympic officials march to the pool with stop watches and judges for each event while a new electric timer aids placings only the manual clocks determine official times. A 54.0 tied finish in the 100-meter free saw Klein awarded bronze as the electric timer favored him by one thousandth of a second, denying Ilman a medal.
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Mills Upsets in Tokyo as U S Sweeps Diving
In Tokyo, Billy Mills from Coffeyville Kansas, a 26 year old Marine lieutenant with Sioux heritage, stunned the field to win the Olympic 10 000 meters. The U S followed with a 1 2 3 sweep in men's springboard diving led by Ken Sitzberger from River Forest Illinois securing the gold, with Frank Gorman of Queens Village New York in second and Larry Anl guarding the medals.
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Three Patriot Backs Hurt in Collision
Three Patriots defensive backs were injured in a rainslick two-car crash in Chelsea. Ron Hall Dick Felt and Chuck Shonta were treated and released at Massachusetts General Hospital. Felt suffered a head wound and was the most seriously hurt. All three planned to practice and play Friday against the Oakland Raiders at Fenway Park.
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Liston Will Be Mine in Nine Prediction by Clay
Cassius Clay predicts Sonny Liston will be mine in the ninth round at Boston training for the title fight. He tells reporters he will beat Liston as Johnson beats Goldwater and jokes about timing the exact second of Liston’s fall.
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Governors Triumph 7-1 Over Burr and Burton in Soccer
In Molly Stark League action at North Bennington, the Governors defeated Burr and Burton 7-1. Steve Fritz led with four goals, Dick Green added three, and Ronnie Smith scored Burr and Burton’s lone goal as North Bennington moved to a winning league record with one game remaining.
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