Dodgers Clinch Nears as Drysdale Shuts Out Braves 4-0
Don Drysdale pitched a three-hit shutout to move the Dodgers within two wins of clinching the pennant. He added two hits and 8 strikeouts, while Maury Wills stole a base and Wayne Simpson highlights the Dodgers’ 4-0 victory. Koufax and Drysdale combined for 48 victories, the most by a NL two-man duo since 1939.
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Three Berkshire County Harriers on UMass cross country team
Amherst two Pittsfield students Mike Sheeley and Leonard Delmolino join the University of Massachusetts cross country squad to form three Berkshire County runners on the team. Sheeley is a junior and one of three returning lettermen, while Delmolino, a Pittsfield High School distance star in 1964, is among nine sophomores new to the squad, alongside Peter Saunders of Great Barrington.
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Koufax Skips Opener If Dodgers Win NL Tie
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax will not pitch the opener Wednesday if Los Angeles wins the National League pennant and the World Series starts on schedule. Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, prevents him from working that day per his contract. A NL tie or playoff between Dodgers and Giants could avert the issue in Minneapolis.
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Pastore's Sinclair and Tyler Restaurant Clash in Key League Showdown
In Pittsfield Touch Football League action, co leaders Pastore's Sinclair and Tyler Restaurant meet at Lakewood Field at 7 30 in the second of three games. Earlier James Jewelers faces the Fire Department at 6 30 and Berkshire Auto plays Frankie Martin's at 8 30.
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Reduced Rates Offered For Ski Classes At Jiminy Peak
Jiminy Peak Ski Club offers reduced rates for adult and junior ski instruction if enough interest is shown. Roland Blood announced at a directors meeting. A picnic is set for Sunday at 4 at the Hancock ski area. New members may register with Mrs Mila Brown.
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Silverman to telecast Terrell Chuvalo boxing match
Boston promoter Sam Silverman announced a closed circuit telecast of the WBA heavyweight bout between Ernie Terrell and George Chuvalo. He plans a live card at Boston Garden No. 1 before the 15 round championship telecast, after canceling a Boston Arena show when heavyweight Boston Jacobs failed to appear for weigh ins.
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Nicklaus Still Favored Despite Two-Stroke Back
MADRID Spain AP Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio remained the man to beat for the Canada Cup individual title despite being two strokes behind at the start of the second round. Donald Swadlen s of Belgium and Chen Ching po of Nationalist China led the pace with 69s. A six way tie at 70 followed, including Knudson Nagle Player Sala Ramon Sala de Vicenza. Nicklaus shot 71 with a 34 37. Lema struggled to 76.
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Hopkins Goal Sparks Rockwood Overtime Victory
John Hopkins of Stockbridge scored in sudden death overtime to lift Rockwood Academy to a 3 2 win over Adams High. Ralph Laskowski of Berlin opened the scoring for Rockwood, Adams answered with two in the fourth, Jeffery Levin tied late regulation, and Dennis Branier stood out on defense to seal the victory and give Rockwood a 1 1 season record.
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Australia and rivals bracketed in stack at stroke pace
The report notes Australia at 145, Maly and Canada at 146, Argentina Hawaii Columbia United States and Japan at 147, with New Zealand and Puerto Rico one stroke behind at 148, detailing a scoring frame in a brief competitive bracket.
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