Drysdale Praises Koufax After Stunning Pitching Show
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax pitched a brilliant game and received warm congratulations from teammate Don Drysdale in the bullpen. Drysdale, who warmed up 90 pitches, lauded Koufax’s performance and said he was delighted with the final result while Minnesota’s clubhouse reaction was subdued after the loss.
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Problems for NE Coaches Fumbles Jinx Bulldozer
New England college football coaches face tough problems as fumbles, jinx, and the Bulldozer buzz around the program. Dick Dew reports from Boston for UPI Sports.
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Palmer Lema chase win in world golf
Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema advanced to the Piccadilly World Match Play Championship final in England, each defeating a rival in the semifinals. Palmer awaited the outcome of a playoff to learn his foe, while Lema took on Gary Player in another half of the draw.
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World Series Game Seven Box Score Summary
UPI box score from Minneapolis Saint Paul covers the seventh game. Los Angeles Dodgers 9, Minnesota Twins 6. Key plays include 2B by Roseboro Fairly Quilici, 3B Parker, HR Johnson, S W Davis. Winning pitcher W Davis, 4th inning HBP Klippstein. Time 2 27, attendance 50,596.
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NBA Campaign Opens Auerbach Reign To End
NEW YORK UPI The NBA opens its 20th season with two games tonight as Red Auerbach prepares to coach his final season with Boston while Tom Heinsohn prepares to be replaced. The Royals host the Hawks in Cincinnati as the Lakers face the Warriors and Baltimore debuts Paul Seymour. Bob Pettit retires leaving Richie Guerin to guide St Louis. In Philadelphia Larry Costello retires ending the two hand set shot era.
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Dodgers Triumph: Koufax Shuts Out Twins 2-0 for World Title
Los Angeles Dodgers claim another world championship as Sandy Koufax blanks Minnesota 2-0 in game seven. Lou Johnson homered for the first score, Jim Gilliam made key defensive plays, and Don Drysdale pitched in relief to back Koufax. Manager Walter Alston lauded the team's spirit as Dodgers overcome injuries and a late-season slump.
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Frisch Confirms NL Superiority Amid 1965 World Series
Retired Hall of Fame star Frankie Frisch declares the National League superior, praising the Dodgers 2-0 title win over the Twins. He lauds manager Walt Alston and the Dodgers front office, noting Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax posed a tough matchup while praising Frisch’s own .316 career batting.
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Locker Room Gossip and Cheerleaders At Week's End
Weekly locker room chatter covers JV cheer co captains Christine Sleeman and Patty Fair with Patty linked to 1955 mascot stories. The piece notes football and hockey tests, a trip to Hartford for a contest with the Midgets, World Series buzz, and students riding saddle scores from Cold Crab soccer.
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Williams College Briefs Football Season Injury Update
Williams College shifts lineup after sophomore guard Brooks Bragdon from Washington, D C suffers a knee injury in last week's 28 12 victory over Middlebury ending his season. Coach Frank Navarro names Bil Shapiro as the replacement. Shapiro is 5 feet tall and 19 pounds.
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