Koufax Recovered From Cold
The Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax denied flu rumors and said he only had a slight cold as he prepares to pitch the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium against Whitey Ford. Dodgers manager Walter Alston stressed Koufax will pitch while monitoring Ken McMullen and Johnny Podres who faced injuries. Yankees work out as Ford Downing and Bouton vie for starts with Mantle and Maris looking healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Yankees
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankee
Koufax
Dodger
Walter Alston
Alston
Ken McMullen
Johnny Podres
Hickey Quits As San Francisco Coach
AP reports Red Hickey resigned as 49ers coach after a 45-14 loss to Minnesota Vikings, with Jack Christiansen named interim coach for the remaining 11 games. Christiansen, a former Lions defensive back, vows to keep the same system as the team seeks its first divisional title in 14 seasons amid weak attendance and Brodie’s sore-armed play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
Red Hickey
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
Hickey
Arkansas
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Colorado State
Detroit Lions
Christiansen
49Ers
Frankie Albert
Vikings
Minnesota
Vic Morabito
Morabito
Paul Brown
Y. A. Tittle
Brown
Land Browns
NFL
Tittle
New York Giants
Giants
John Brodie
Former Detroit Tackle Brings Damage Suit
Former Detroit Lions tackle Gil Mains filed a 250000 damage suit in Wayne County Circuit Court against the NFL club Detroit Osteopathic Hospital and Dr Richard A Thompson alleging improper knee treatment after an injury suffered October 1 1961 in a Lions 49ers game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gil Mains
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Wayne
Detroit Osteopathic Hospital
Richard A. Thompson
Mains
Lions
In Francisco 49Ers
University of Michigan Medical Center
McHan Signs With 49ers as Brodie Injury Lingers
Lamar McHan, a veteran quarterback, joins the San Francisco 49ers to back up John Brodie while the latter recovers from an off season arm issue. McHan, previously with the Cardinals and Packers, played the last two seasons in Baltimore after being waived last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Californ
Lamar McHan
San Francisco 49Ers
John Brodie
McHan
Chicago Cardinal
Green Bay
Baltimore
Offense Drills On College Grid Dockets By The Associated Press
New England college football coaches push to improve offense after opening losses. Tufts switches to a more balanced attack, Harvard and Holy Cross seek better balance and scoring, Boston University plans to expand sophomore quarterback usage, while Dartmouth eyes Penn’s strong offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Associated Press
New England
Steve Sinko
Boston University
Harry Arlanson
Tufts
Vic Fusia
Massachusetts
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
John Yovisin
Harvard
Jim Miller
Boston College
Joe Zabilski
Northeastern
Arlanson
Billy Allen
Boston
Colgate
Dave la Roche
Manchester
N.H
Yevisin
Anderson
Buffalo
Hanover
Dartmouth
Penn
Indians
Bob Blackman
Red and Blue
Lafayette
Lombardi Puzzled Over Packers Performance Signals Hope
Coach Bob Priestley hopes the Packers senior center will return for Saturday’s game at Coast Guard. At UMass two sophomores and a junior moved into starting roles Bernie Dallas center Ken Palm halfback Bob Ellis halfback. Ellis intercepted two passes and led the Redmen in tackles and rushing against Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Priestley
Coast Guard
University of Massachusetts
Bernie Dallas
Ken Palm
Melrose
Mass
Bob Ellis
Beverly
Ellis
Umass
Harvard
Sooners Top in AP Poll Leads Nation After LA Victory
The Oklahoma Sooners surged to No 1 in the second AP Top Ten after beating 1 2 USC 17 12 in blistering 105 degree heat in Los Angeles. USC dropped to eighth while Alabama stayed No 2 and Mississippi rose to No 10 after routing Kentucky 31 7. Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi decried a spike in errors as the Packers seek a third straight NFL title with a 31 20 win over Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Sooners
Associated Press Weekly
Oklahoma
Southern California Trojans
Los Angeles
Trojans
Arkansas
Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ole Miss
Memphis State
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahomans
Texas
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Navy
Georgia Tech
Calif
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Wis
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Pastime Bowlers blank Freeport in York Cumberland match
Pastime Bowling Center hosts Freeport in York Cumberland League. Pastime wins all five points by 41 pins total pinfall. Paul Lamontagne leads Pastime with 350 across five games while Don Hood tops Freeport with 340.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime
Freeport
Paul Lamontagne
Don Hood
Wynn Replaces Mel Harder As Indian Coach
Cleveland AP report says Mel Harder was fired as pitching coach after 36 years with the Indians. Early Wynn, 43, is hired to replace him as club owner Gabe Paul reorganizes the staff amid pitching concerns. Wynn’s start included his 300th win this season, though his pitching days appear over. Tebbetts notes Wynn’s reluctance to take the job was to avoid implying replacement of Harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Mel Harder
Early Wynn
Harder
Gabe Paul
Indians
Paul
Wynn
Early
Mel
Birdie Tebbetts
Tribe
Yankees
White Sox
Tebbetts
St Louis Alumni Screenings Of Local Football Game
Films of the St. Louis Cony High football game will be shown tomorrow evening at 8 at St Josephs Parish Hall under the sponsorship of the St Louis Alumni Association. Head Coach Bob Cote will provide commentary followed by a question and answer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis — Cony High
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
St. Louis
Chargers to visit Biddeford in New England Conference clash
Tri City Chargers face Windsor Locks Rams at Biddeford High School Waterhouse Field at 8 p.m. The game spotlights Biddeford reps Don Collard Dick Martel Ray Soulard Wally Szumita and Don De Witt among Chargers players from the region and beyond. Local ex Seahawks players and area stars will be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Tri-City
Chargers
New England
Windsor Locks
Charger
Knce
Waterhouse Field
Morrissey
Quincy
South Boston
Portland Seahawks
Don Collard
Dick Martel
St. Louis
Ray Soulard
Wally Szumita
Don DeWitt
Sanford
Red Martel
Jimmy Osborne
Tri-City Chargers
Boston
New Hampshire
Conn
Rams
Jackson Chick
Somersworth
N. H
New Grid Rule Draws Mixed Reviews From Coaches
In San Francisco a split among California football coaches surfaces over the new substitution rule. Marv Levy supports it, while John Rhode calls it stupid, and John McKay says the three unit system is finished. John Ralston favors unlimited substitutions returning from recent limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Marv Levy
University of the Pacific
John Rhode
Southern California
John McKay
John Ralston
Stanford
McKay
Northern California
Levy
World Series Figures And Facts Listed
Participants New York Yankees AL and Los Angeles Dodgers NL. Sites and seating Yankee Stadium 72000 Dodger Stadium 56000. Number of games Best of seven. Schedule First two games Wednesday Oct 2 and Thursday Oct 3 at Yankee Stadium open date Friday Oct 4 third fourth and fifth games if necessary Saturday Oct 5 Sunday Oct 6 and Monday Oct 7 at Dodger Stadium open date Tuesday Oct 8 sixth and seventh games if necessary Wednesday Oct 9 and Thursday Oct 10 at Yankee Stadium. Time of games 1 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Dodger Stadium
Ernie Banks Faces Recovery After Slump in 1963
Chicago Cubs star Ernie Banks endured the worst season of his 10 year career, posting a .227 average with 18 home runs and 64 RBIs in 1963. He sat out the final month as doctors found a subclinical mumps infection and a blood ailment, but Banks vowed to be ready for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Cubs
Cub
Jacob Luker
Area Jayvee Clubs In Action Yesterday
The area Jayvee clubs met with varied success in a spotty schedule Monday afternoon. The Biddeford Jayvees defeated Cheverus High 19 to 13 in Portland. Thornton Academy lost 6 to 0 to Deering High reserves in Portland. St Louis benefited from a Lewiston forfeit at Alumni Field, earning a default win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Jayvees
Cheverus High
Portland
Thornton Academy
Deering High
St. Louis
Lewiston Jayvees
Alumni
Hibernian Auxiliary Opens Lane Series at Pastime Bowl
In Biddeford at Pastime Bowl ing Center the Hibernian Auxiliary Division One began its bowling schedule. Emeralds swept Ker ry Dancers 4 points to 0 while Leprechauns downed Shamrocks 3 to 1. Mrs. Addorio led with 297 total and a 106 single. Next Monday the series resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime
Biddeford
Hibernian
Emeralds
Kerry Dancers
Leprechauns
Shamrocks
Addorio
The
World Series records Yankee Dodgers summary
National Broadcasting Co records show Yankees lead 20 wins to 7 losses against Dodgers 2 wins to 8 losses in World Series. Notable matchups include Yankees six titles in 1941 1947 1948 1952 1953 1956 and Dodgers one in 1955. Opening day pitchers Whitey Ford 24 7 for Yankees and Sandy Koufax 25 5 for Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Co
Yankees
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Sandy Koufax
Also Mentioned on This Page
R McMullen
Jim Gilliam
Dick Tracewski
Podres
Ford
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Downing
Ralph Houk
Bouton
Houk
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Philadelphia
Stanley
Kittee
Mercy Manning
City Theatre
Solepme. Levine
OF the
Es Technicolor
Gualtiero Jacopetty
Peter Ustinov
Cowie
Ganization Production
Peter Finch
Mill OF the Stone Women
Blackman
Jack Musick
Norwich
Bill Goetz
Bates
Lombardi
Sooners
John Chandler
Willie Davis
Bears
Lombard
Robert Stack
Polly Gergen
Joan Crawford
Janis Paige
Jiane McBain
Caretakers
R Petit
J. Bissonette
R. Gosselin
D. Letellier
P Lamontagne
D. Hood
J. Small
J. Tibbetts
S. Ripley
E. McCarthy
Audrey Hepburn
Breakfast AT Tiffany’s
John F. Kennedy
South Pacific
Cuff Robertson
Panavision
Warner Bros
Tokyo
Via
Homasote Board
Redi Mix
Sakrete
Burgess Fobes
Ist
Pine
Weyerhaeuser
Ea. S
Moriex Weatherstrip
Masonite Thriftboard
Deering Lumber
Biddeford & Saco
Rt. No. 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!